CTown Supermarkets

Reviews

• SS

  Shawn

  Nov 15, 2025
  2.0
  Watch out for rotten meat this supermarket along with food emporium will have old, smelly meat.
• JS

  jason salmon

  Sep 30, 2025
  5.0
  I never have to wait too long to be checked out. Very easy to find what you need and very the employees are very helpful.
• SS

  snacky

  Sep 16, 2025
  1.0
  not the first time I see them selling expired meat. this place needs to be seriously investigated, today is sep 16th and I saw a whole stack of hotdog franks that were expired in August. also the cashiers were rude, lady that was working today on second register just pushed my purchase away which was rude, I don’t expect them to pack my purchase, I can do it myself, I just expect them to be nice at least. at this point replacing cashiers with machines seems a much better option.
• RJ

  Rena Jasmine

  Aug 6, 2025
  1.0
  🚨 PUBLIC HEALTH WARNING: CTown Supermarket at 241 Taaffe Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11205 Must Be Investigated 🚨 I'm calling on the NYC Department of Health, local news outlets, and community leaders to urgently address the unacceptable and hazardous conditions at CTown Supermarket, 241 Taaffe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11205. This supermarket is consistently selling spoiled, rotten, and expired food—including: Bruised, moldy, and discolored produce Wilted vegetables and rotting fruit Old meat that appears unsafe Crushed, damaged, and expired packaged goods This is not an isolated incident. This is a systemic, ongoing issue affecting a predominantly Black and Brown community, many of whom rely on EBT/food stamps to feed their families. Meanwhile, just a few blocks away in a more affluent, white neighborhood, other CTown locations are fully stocked with fresh, high-quality, healthy food. Let’s be absolutely clear: This is not the fault of the hardworking staff at this location. The employees are doing what they can with the low-quality inventory they’re sent. This is a deliberate and discriminatory supply chain decision made by those who think this community doesn’t deserve better. And as a result, we’re forced to travel outside our neighborhood just to find safe, fresh food. Imagine that—having a supermarket steps away from your home, but still needing to take time, energy, and money to shop miles away just to feed your family healthy meals. That is not convenience. That is neglect and discrimination. This isn’t just bad service. It’s environmental racism. It’s public health negligence. And it’s a clear example of food apartheid—where one community is given access to health and wellness, and another is left with scraps and rot. We demand: An immediate inspection by the NYC Health Department Accountability from CTown management and corporate leadership Equal access to fresh, safe food—regardless of zip code or income level Our community is not disposable. Our health matters. And we will not be silent. To every official, journalist, and advocate reading this: Go see CTown at 241 Taaffe Place for yourself. See how we’re being treated. Then do something about it. #ChangeTheProduce #FoodJusticeNow #EnvironmentalRacism #BlackHealthMatters #EBTDeservesRespect #StopFoodApartheid #CTownExposed
• JB

  Jewel Boxill

  Jun 4, 2020
  3.0
  The signs states no mask- no service But several customers without masks were in the supermarket being serviced.

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