Austin Organic Market

The best store in Forest hills , they are kind and clean , they sell amazing organic products , affordable and have a variety of options, better than Wholefoods

Such a nice little organic market on Austin Street! Very good selection and many well known health food brands. They have fresh produce and tons of dairy choices including grass fed options. A little pricey but probably as expected for the neighborhood. Definitely a convenient spot to grab what you need.

We absolutely love Austin Organic Market. It’s a small store, but the curation is incredibly impressive — every shelf feels thoughtfully stocked with the best of the best in clean, natural, and organic foods. They consistently carry our favorite brands like Force of Nature meatballs, Belvoir Farm beverages, Ice Cream for Bears ice cream, and even hard-to-find tallow chips. It’s the kind of place where you can trust that almost anything you pick up meets high standards for ingredients and quality. What makes it even better? Many of their prices are surprisingly lower than other retailers — sometimes even less than ordering directly from the brands themselves. We find ourselves stopping in a few times a week. It’s become one of those rare neighborhood spots that makes healthy living feel easy, convenient, and genuinely enjoyable.

Very impressive store. I love that they had my daughters allergen free cookies & abes muffins. It's hard to find those that are in a store that doesn't sell bulk nuts so im extremely grateful that this store does not. Strawberries are pricey at $12 would of loved this store to be my berry child's store but..no. cashier was friendly.

I would not recommend this store because the owners are seemingly racist. I should note that I am a mixed raced woman, and the owners are of East Asian descent, which is important to note given historical precedence. Last week I decided to do some shopping here since I read that they have a nice selection of organic and healthy brands. Since I entered the store, I was followed around constantly and pestered about what I was doing there by the owner and his family. As a BIWOC, it felt like I was being racially profiled. In the end, I ended up abandoning my cart because of how much the family was hawking me throughout the store, which is pretty small so this is even crazier. It's a shame because stores like theirs are rare to find in Queens. But, I cannot in good faith recommend this place at all if you're a BIWOC customer shopping alone. Edit: I have no idea what the business owner is saying in their response, but it feels unprofessional.