Garden of Eden re-opens culinary destination with Manhattan store

Garden of Eden and Eden Gourmet Marketplace recently unveiled its newest grocery store in Gramercy Park in Manhattan. This occasion coincides with the brand's 30th anniversary, marking a milestone as it revisits the neighborhood where its journey began, according to a news release.

"Our vision has always been to provide an exceptional shopping experience that harmonizes quality products with competitive pricing," Mustafa Coskun, owner and founder of Garden of Eden, said in the release. "Maintaining this equilibrium is a source of great pride for us, ensuring our customers receive the utmost value for their money. The opening of our new store in Gramercy Park underscores our unwavering commitment to this vision."

More than just a retail space, Garden of Eden and Eden Gourmet Marketplace invites customers on a gastronomic adventure, the release said. The new Gramercy Park location epitomizes this ethos, boasting a diverse selection of fresh produce, high-quality meats, seafood delicacies, an extensive cheese assortment, freshly baked goods and an variety of prepared foods, according to the release.

Recognizing the bustling lifestyle of New Yorkers, the Garden of Eden and Eden Gourmet Marketplace said it prioritizes convenience and accessibility. Through online ordering via Mercato or Instacart, customers can explore the extensive product range from their homes, the release said. With complementary delivery for nearby areas and same-day delivery options, fresh products are a click away.

Those craving ready-to-eat meals can use swift delivery services available through UberEats, DoorDash and Grubhub, the release said.

The brand said it also demonstrates a dedication to community engagement, exemplified through various initiatives:

• A 10% discount for senior citizens every Wednesday.
• A 10% discount for students with valid ID at all times.
• A 10% discount for first responders.