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'''D'Ag Fresh Market''' is a supermarket at [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 110th St, on the ground floor of the building that houses [[The School at Columbia University|Columbia's K-8 private school]]. An upscale variant of [[New York City]] supermarket chain '''D'Agostino''', it's the closest thing to a suburban supermarket in Morningside Heights. It's not big, but the aisles are relatively wide, the shelves are organized, and glossy signs announce all the specials. Too bad the prices are very much Manhattan. Some of the produce is a bit stale, but they do a good job of featuring local growers in season. There's also a pretty big selection of prepared foods.
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'''D'Ag Fresh Market''' was a supermarket at [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 110th St, on the ground floor of the building that houses [[The School at Columbia University|Columbia's K-8 private school]]. It closed in April of 2016, and was replaced by [[H-Mart]]. An upscale variant of [[New York City]] supermarket chain '''D'Agostino''', it was the closest thing to a suburban supermarket in Morningside Heights. It was not big, but the aisles were relatively wide, the shelves were organized, and glossy signs announced all the specials. Too bad the prices were very much Manhattan. Some of the produce was a bit stale, but they did a good job of featuring local growers in season. There was also a pretty big selection of prepared foods.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:39, 2 September 2020

D'Ag Fresh Market was a supermarket at Broadway and 110th St, on the ground floor of the building that houses Columbia's K-8 private school. It closed in April of 2016, and was replaced by H-Mart. An upscale variant of New York City supermarket chain D'Agostino, it was the closest thing to a suburban supermarket in Morningside Heights. It was not big, but the aisles were relatively wide, the shelves were organized, and glossy signs announced all the specials. Too bad the prices were very much Manhattan. Some of the produce was a bit stale, but they did a good job of featuring local growers in season. There was also a pretty big selection of prepared foods.

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