This is the place I turn to for the ingredients needed to make my lola's ginataan or her famous pancit. The small market stocks my favorite brand of coconut milk, canned jackfruit, and rice noodles, right alongside shelves of Russian tea cookies and smoked fish and Latin spices and soup mixes. Lenny's has your run-of-the-mill tomatoes and greens, too, but for cheap. A good amount of the store's produce is locally grown—some even organic, if that's your shtick—for non–Whole Foods prices. Even if you fill your shopping basket to the brim with pantry staples, you would rarely leave Lenny's with more than a $15 grocery bill. ANA SOFIA KNAUF