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3 New Supermarkets Are Set to Open in Harlem. Here's Where.

Aug 3
1 min read

Updated: Oct 2


Urban Market of Sugar Hill Grand Opening Soon sign
Urban Market of Sugar Hill is opening a store at 700 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem.

Three new supermarkets are expanding where Harlemites shop for groceries.


Shop Fair Supermarket is taking over the old Rite Aid location at 2170 Frederick Douglass Boulevard and 117th Street, and has a "Now hiring" sign in front of the still-under-construction space.


[Editor's note 10/1/26: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that the name would be Fine Fare, based on the job notice out front.]


A worker on site last week said doors would open on September 1.


Fine Fare hiring sign at 2170 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem
A hiring sign at 2170 Frederick Douglass Boulevard.

Notably, the FDB location will be just one block down from a Lidl and one street away from a CTown on W 116th Street.


City Fresh Market, which has three locations in East Harlem and even more throughout the city, is coming to the ground floor of a new 28-story rental building at 1440 Amsterdam Avenue near W 131st Street.


City Fresh Market at 1440 Amsterdam Avenue in Harlem
City Fresh Market is coming to 1440 Amsterdam Avenue.

Signs for the supermarket have been up for almost a year, but a worker said last week it should open in one to two months.


Finally, Urban Market of Sugar Hill is moving into the ground-floor space at 700 St. Nicholas Avenue and W 145th Street, a former Capital One bank branch.


A worker there said the opening would be in a month or two.


Urban Market is a brand of compact grocery stores that are part of the Key Food cooperative.


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