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  • A self-described "downtown bodega," Resnicks (no apostrophe, as far as I can tell) is a cute little gourmet store adjacent to the Soho Lofts. It's really an upscale convenience store, and quite the welcome addition to the otherwise rather barren downtown grocery scene. Resnicks has all kinds of fancy canned and dry foods (artisan pastas and sauces, tons of olives, marinated Italian veggies, even some Asian foods) as well as a limited amount of fresh produce (avocados, citrus fruits, potatoes, bananas, etc.) and a fairly extensive refrigerated and frozen selection. I was pleased to see that they carried a good deal of vegan and organic goods in that mix as well! (Soy milk, fakin bacon and fake deli meats, tofu....) They also carry some pre-made items like sandwiches and salads (mostly meat-based). They also carry eco-friendly cleaning products and some paper items and toiletries. But the best feature, and the one that will make me a regular customer is...... not the booze (although they just got a liquor license for wine and beer), but BON BREADS! I love this stuff so much I wanna marry it. And this is the only place (other than the farmer's market) to get it retail as far as I know. And this place is like 10 times closer to my house than the farmar (which isn't even open these days b/c they're getting a business license, but that's another story). The point is, BON BREADS, in my mouth, pretty much whenever I want them. This place will be great for a pop-in to grab some snacks or a beverage during First Friday (they also carry more typical goods like chips, sodas, energy drinks, and the like). Some prices seem crazy high, while other things actually seem really cheap. Definitely more than you'd pay for the same stuff at Albertson's, but I think it would be more than worth the convenience for people who live in the lofts or nearby. Now, if they'd just get a better selection of premade vegan eats, I could definitely see walking my dog over there for some lunch on their patio seating. A very welcome addition to the downtown revival!
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