Went in on a Sunday evening, it was not that busy, one cashier, and a few other employees working…read morethroughout the store. Store was clean, but the issue itself was the cashier, who seemed to be angry at anybody for everything. The people in front of me were scrutinized for not standing close enough to the people in front of them. Those people were scrutinized for not moving their cart, fast enough, despite the fact that the cashier didn't pull up another cart to unload the next person's groceries into. I was scrutinized for not having my groceries in the order that she wanted them to be in, even though she did not put them in a cart She just piled them on top of each other. The people behind me were criticized for not putting their items on the conveyor belt, even though they only had one item and the conveyor belt was wet. Overall, just a gruff rudeness from whoever was working as the cashier on Sunday, August 24 around 5:30.

It's a long shot trying to buy eggnog on Christmas Eve, so I was not expecting to find any, but…read moreAldis came through. Astounding. Two major wins in two days at Aldis ! ! !

We'll...she went back yesterday because she thought they would have fruit...lol...lol...she bought…read morePeaches (or at they USED to be Peaches ) when picked. Open one up....the worst stinking garbage I ever saw. That's not a Peach...what is it? Go elsewhere for fruit.

The staff is always so friendly and they seem to work so hard. The store and bathrooms are always…read moreclean. We always shop here first and then shop at other stores after is Aldi doesn't have it. This is our favorite Aldi for sure.

Frustrated. I'm just annoyed at this point, they need to do a better job of checking for expired…read morefoods. I unknowingly in a rush, bought expired tortilla chips, expired by two months. I bought frosting and didn't check and it was expired by two months as well. Seriously please check the expiration dates. I already threw away the receipt because I wasn't thinking. It also falls on me because I should've learned my lesson from the other 6 times this has happened but when you're in a rush and not expecting things to be expired by 2 months you forget to look.

You know it's not a bad store... it's the staff. So unbelievably rude! The people who are clearly…read morein management positions never smile, nor do they really make eye contact, I feel like I am just being straight up ignored by some of these people. God forbid you ask a question, I literally had a women who works here roll her eyes at me when I asked about the location of something. The last thing... the hours, what a joke, you never know when they will be open. Someone needs to puts in a decent effort and open a competing store, maybe then they will improve.

Great stop for few items. Close to town and wide selection. Staff is friendly and helpful. It did…read morenot disappoint! Thank you!

I think this store has been reviewed more then any dollar general because of the manager. The other…read moreday when I was in the store she was talking about a customer very loudly saying what a bitch she is. So professional, glad to see these are the kind of people you want working for you. I have seen many reviews regarding her and yet she is still employed. Says alot about the company. Not even mentioning that none of your store tags and promotion work are correct and they refuse to honor them.

Most rural beer enthusiasts would kill to get such a high quality local store. My FIL lives south…read moreof Marengo and I always stop by when in town to grab a few Three Floyds and other upper Midwest products. Always a trip highlight.

I always to get my good rum from my friends at house of bottles ! Big supporters of uniform…read morepersonnel!!! Thanks for your support and the good rum!!

This was my first time going apple picking. I've heard about it which made me interested, curious,…read moreand excited all at the same time. We picked Cody's farm because there wasn't an entry fee, it wasn't too far, and someone picked up the phone when I called to answer all my questions. You purchase an empty bag for picking apples before starting. A bag costs $30 and holds ~ 30 pounds according to them which works out to $3 a pound. The weather was nice and it was plenty of apple trees to pick from. There were only a couple of other people picking apples while we were there. I imagined these huge trees with apples high up to reach for, but all the trees were around 4 to 5ft. There was several very long rows of different apple trees to walk up and down. I am now convinced to get an apple tree for my back yard since the size isn't huge. The farm had play areas and activities for children so it is a cool place to bring the kids. We hit the store and I bought apple cider donuts that just happened to be really delicious. Most of the produce and products seemed to be a little pricey, but I'm thinking everything is supposed to be organic so the prices are mor. I would definitely return and bring little ones if I had any to spend a day out here.

Cute little farm with farm animals to see and kids play area. Produce, honey, soap and candles…read moreavailable to buy in one barn. Vendors and food in another. I was going to get a caramel apple but they were $8 and not made there, prepackaged, so they did not appeal to me. Sandwiches were restaurant prices not" barn" prices so I left. I did enjoy the animals, goats, pigs, sheep and small cattle. I suppose if you have kids it's a great autumn thing to do and pick up some pumpkins and squash while there. Just seemed pricey and there was a charge for kids areas so I don't think I need to go back unless I have little ones to entertain.

The owner is very nice and we'll try to stock certain liquor if you want but his prices have become…read moreoutrageous. As an example a bottle of svedka vodka that sells in the rest of the town for 10.99 and he charges 16.99. That is more than a 50% increase

I drove out to Q7 Ranch today and bought a few pounds of free range, grass fed sirloin, ground beef…read moreand few pasture raised chickens (which are better than simply "free range" in that they get to eat more natural grass because their pen is moved a few feet to a fresh spot every day). They also have pork but I didn't order any. They're very friendly and easy to buy from. Just call first to make an appointment and drive out to the ranch. Most meat is sold by the pound. When I got home I cut the frozen sirloin into 3-4oz pieces and seared in a cast iron skillet (which I think is a more pure way to cook a steak, avoiding any extra flavors which are imparted from cooking over fire). The steak was extremely flavorful. I also minced a piece to have as traditional steak tartare (see picture above). The beef flavor was bright and full -- and the color was amazing. From the Q7 Ranch website: "Quarter Circle Seven Ranch is an Illinois family owned and operated all natural, grass fed beef cattle ranch based in Marengo, Illinois. Blessed with an abundance of natural vegetation and water; our ranches provide over 400 acres of native grass pastures in Marengo, Poplar Grove and Virginia, Illinois with our home pasture being only 58 miles northwest of the Chicago loop. Our husbandry and pasture management practices meet all of the All Natural/Grass Fed requirements that our clients want...locally produced and locally processed. No growth hormone implants or additives. No fed antibiotics. No herbicides applied to our pastures. No pesticides applied to the cattle. Plenty of natural grasses, shade and clean flowing water. Our processing, packaging and pricing is intended to allow for the maximum in client choice. You can purchase one steak, one whole beef or any amount in between or split a purchase with family or friends. We believe that buying locally leaves a smaller carbon footprint by saving energy and therefore should cost less. Our prices are market based, applying discounts of 10% to 33% to the prices of the largest internet based providers. Our mission is to provide Chicagoland families a high quality, locally produced, and affordable choice in grass fed beef. Living "Green" is critical. It is also inconvenient when compared with a trip to the local supermarket. We try to help with that by offering delivery service to your home or business. Although, we have more fun when you visit the ranch to pick up your order and take a look around."

We purchased some ground beef from them at the Family Farmed Expo. It was the tastiest beef I have…read moreever had. We have also purchased some of their Beef at the Butcher and the Larder and love it. It is nice to have a free range grass fed alternative to the regular store beef. We look forward to ordering our first 1/8 beef side.