More then like this is a package issue from https://www.facebook.com/roseacrefarms?mibextid=LQQJ4d…read more who doesn't have a message board so I am resorting to yelp. Consistently I am purchasing cracked eggs even tho I do look at them before purchase. If it's cracked I have to toss it. Normally I. Wouldn't complain however I paid 5.99 for 18 eggs but in the batch of 18 only 16 were good. Rose Acres is the producer and packer.

Excellent small town grocery. I would recommend this store to anyone who doesn't care to go to a…read morelarger city and or to a big box store. Prices and selection are very good for this type of store.

Things are priced but not correct so when you go up to pay watch the price on each item the will…read moreover charge you every time.

Most everyone at this location is super helpful and very friendly but it just takes one to ruin…read moreyour whole experience

Really impressed with this Kroger! I stopped in here to pick up one of the frozen giant Crumbs…read morebakery cakes and they have a lot of different product options everywhere! I wasn't expecting the store to be so big, so I was definitely impressed. The restrooms in the front were also impeccably clean, which was definitely appreciated by me!

Pay your employees a living wage, this economy is being ruined by these massive corporations taking…read moreinsane profits off the backs of hard working individuals! It is weird to see good people doing their best, dealing with rude customers, taking care of front end business, and that for a couple pennies compared to the thousands taken by the Kroger heads. I want to see clearance goods better labeled, presented to ensure food waste is minimized. Grosses me out how these big brands abuse and manipulate price gouging then brag about record profits while claiming higher prices are due to inflation. What a scam, at least ensure the billions of produce thrown out each year is reduced by incentiving seriously low pricing to tempt consumers to help out your expiring items. Also the rewards are so skewed, gasoline discounts take a while to accumulate, rarely help at all considering gas stations a mile away are cheaper without any rewards discount!

The meat department has really gone downhill. The selection is terrible ,today I spent $40 on lamb…read moreshanks that were rancid when I got home from now on I'm only buying meat from the butcher shop down the street.

Walmart has more check outs open than this store does. So why pay higher prices, if you get such…read moreawful service???? Then they put very young girls at the self check out, who is so busy chatting it up with there friends visiting them at work. Plus there friends think it is fun to stand there and make rude comments, talk about sexual things about the customers in the self check out!! With the employee not helping when lights are lighting up. They are not watching or helping any one. Then when they finally notice every light lit and every single check out in trouble, employee runs to the bathroom crying, rather than getting help, at the service desk. And this place was so busy, every one standing around getting mad. One check out open with a cashier, and the self check out deserted by the crying employee and her friends!! With a waiting line going out past the door!! And this was a mother's day so every one was in a hurry, and the place was packed. Other employees seen what was going on, and I even seen one lady stop other employees to try and get some help but they just said it was not there area!! no help from them what so ever!!

This is also called Jaytee's Country Market, btw…read more This was just what I was dreaming of, fresh bake goodies, a deli counter where you can get very reasonably priced sandwiches and so many other things in the store. The ladies were very sweet (one of them was singing in the back room some soft sweet song and it was really quite beautiful). Service was fast in the bathroom was clean! I got a smoked turkey with colby and pickles on rye bread (don't judge) and there was plenty of everything on the sandwich. My pumpkin whoopie pie was amazing, as was my peach hand pie (they had several other) and the cheese bread. Definitely a good place to stop and get some good food and snacks. As with most Amish stores, they don't take credit cards, so bring your cash!

This is not the correct name nor the correct address for this Amish country market. It is currently…read morecalled Windy acres country market previously known as Jaytee's. You can Google it for the correct address. It sits on US 41. Great sandwiches very reasonably priced. Local items and freshly homemade items from this market. highly recommend!

Located on the north end of Brookston, R&M Food Market is a wonderful grocery store. They are best…read moreknown for the quality of their meats (motto is: Where Meat is the Main Attraction!) They have a real butcher! My favorites are their NY strip steaks, sirloins, t-bones, and porterhouse as well as perfect cuts for pot roast (which I am making today for dinner). They have many cuts of beef and always have 3 grades of hamburger on hand, from standard to very lean, plus pre-made patties. Their whole chickens are always great and at a much better price than the big stores. there are pre-cut fryer parts, or all wings, all legs, boneless breasts, etc. Pork chops, cutlets, and loin are among the pork products. R&M also makes their own Italian sausage and bratwursts and they are excellent. New additions are bacon brats and jalapeno brats. I should mention they have giant cuts of meat you can take home and cut up yourself and you can have them cut meat to order -- you want two-inch-thick steaks? No problem! They have a good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables plus locally grown seasonal favorites, corn watermelon and cantalope. Their white onions are very good. Excellent canned good selection includes national brands and the Shurefine and Value budget brands. Well stocked dairy and freezer (Prairie Farms ice cream is the BEST, but the pineapple sherbet is good, too!), cereal aisle, paper goods, baking aisle, pet food aisle, detergents and cleaning supplies, good soda pop selection, good and improving win and beer assortment, pretty much all of the basics. They carry some Mexican and Italian food items though not the depth you would find in a monster store. But what do you want? This is a locally-owned store with great sense of serving the community. If there is something you purchase regularly, they will do their best to stock it for you. The have a nice deli with all the cold-cuts and cheeses, and daily make salads, baked beans, two or three kinds of potato salad, and so on. They also make fried chicken, potato wedges, poppers, and a number of other deep fried items for a quick hot lunch or dinner when you don't have time to cook. Their nacho cheese is seriously awesome! You will find their weekly specials listed on the sign out front. I think you will love this great local grocery, its convenience and helpful friendly atmosphere. Whether you're shopping for the week, for an afternoon bar-b-cue, just ran out of baby food, R&M is a great place to shop.

I shop the Rensselaer store and find most weekends that you run out of common produce items like…read morebananas, tomatoes, mushrooms, head lettuce or salad packs. The weekend manager was very discourteous when I asked her if she could do something to get more produce items so they won't run out. "I can't do anything about that," she said, and when i asked her if she could let someone who can know about the problem, she turned her back on me. This is the only R+M website i can find to complain. If there is a way to pass this on to those who do the stocking for your stores, i would appreciate it. You're going to lose much of my business because of the attitude of the manager and i spend $100 a week some weeks. Charles K.

The usual Aldi mini mart, Goldilocks selection and variety and even some prices seem fair. The lack…read moreof rewards program is odd. There's no streamlined self checkout either with people bogging down with less items and still somehow taking longer than other groceries. I do enjoy their beverages and value. The layout is simple but even their best attempts at alternative values get expensive. I make it here every so often only for a couple options as annoyingly Kroger and Walmart give more of what I want with discounts too. Aldi would be an instant ideal with a proper sale item rack.

I love this location. It's always clean, the staff are friendly, and the products are fantastic. Be…read moresure to come mid-week when new products hit the shelves. I also recommend following aldi on instagram and keeping an eye on your mailbox to make sure you know that weeks deals!