Great affordable prices and delivery options. I believe the Bartonville store is closest to me but…read moreI don't have a vehicle at this time.

I love Aldis and shop there at least once a week, but there are two things I can never find at any…read moreof the Peoria area stores: 1) red raspberry frost, 2) raspberry yogurt in the Individual cups. I don't like Greek Yogurt, so the 4 packs won't work. I would appreciate if you could have a few gallons of 0% or 1% white milk in stores. I don't buy 2% so I have to go somewhere else to get it! Thanks for listening.

A West Peoria staple! One of the few independently owned grocery stores in the area. Haddads has a…read moregreat deli selection and single serving deli meals for sale, as well as a little eatery seating area with chicken and soda options. They'll help load your groceries in the car if you need it. Workers are friendly and polite. If you're looking for something they don't have they are willing to stock it for you!

Amazing market, more than a market they have great food ready to go. Nice staff ,feels like going…read moreback in time.

My go to place for great summer sausage and snack sticks. Been ordering from Echo Valley for…read morenearly 10 years and have never been disappointed. Love the taste of their summer sausage and when I bring these out to share with friends and family, only empty plate remains.

They had excellent meats. Dropped by to get some food but sign on both doors said they closed on…read moreJuly 3, 2026. Very sad they are permanently closed.

Fresh veggies! Fresh…read morecooked pretzels! Hot tamales! Sweets! People are all friendly! Great prices!

Peoria Riverfront Market operates on Saturdays mid May through September right along the Illinois…read moreriver on Water Street across from the museum. You will find local produce, meats, coffee, baked goods, jewelry, antiques and more, all in pop up booths. Parking and entry is free. Be aware you may need to park a distance away and walk. The market is dog friendly, and several of the vendors put out water dishes for the dogs. Great stop for a bit of exercise and local support on Saturdays.

Dirty, unorganized, and unsanitary. The store smelled like cigarettes and then workers didn't use…read morehand sanitizer let alone wear gloves when she was touching our items after handling money and other people's cards. The floor was in need of a good scrub, and everything is always disorganized. Ick!

From the owner: Dollar General Bartonville is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

This place is hidden away on a downtown side street in an area of town most people only zoom by…read moreduring their commute, but they make high quality bread and muffins at this owner operated storefront. Open during the afternoons weekdays and mornings on Saturday, stop by for some cinnamon rolls and a loaf of bread and you'll wonder why you bothered to buy that place way out in the suburbs.

stellar little family run bread operation. organic, mostly vegan, their breads are just full of…read moreflavor and that rustic, old-style texture that most bakeries don't make any more. They've also a cajun restaurant housed in there now. it's a dynamite excuse to get out of the suburbs and downtown. saturday mornings people often lounge around drinking coffee and talking. it's a great place to check out on your way to the farmer's market.

I come weekly for the dairy selection . it's the only place in town I can find a half gallon of…read morepure heavy cream.

There was quite a variety to choose from. I always get the cinnamon whipped honey and eggs. The…read moreeggs are some of the best in the area. I do wish the fridges were a bit more organized and labeled.

The new Aldi store is awesome. All the products are as good as the name brand stuff and much…read morecheaper. I love I can get in and out with any extra temptation buys like you would at Walmart or Target.

I have been to all Aldis and the only one I have any issues with is one on University. The white…read morehaired old woman is the rudest customer service person I have experienced for a very long time! I WILL NEVER GO BACK TO THIS LOCATION AGAIN! As for the rest of them, I truly love to go there and shop. I wish they would add 1% or 0% milk to their shelves, and I wish they had G HUGHES SUGAR FREE PRODUCTS! I love all of his products and refuse to shop at Walmart anymore!

Ordered my daughters bRoth day cake on Monday Dec 22 for pick up on her birthday Decem 28 at 12…read more. We get there at 11:53 and were told the cake wasn't ready and manager was coming back from lunch could have ready in 30 mins, I said we ordered it for noon pick up because we have a party at 1.. Said manager comes walking back to the bakery and says "you're here to pick up, it's not suppose to be ready until noon..(looks at her phone) oh it is noon give me a couple mins.." She gave me the cake that said happy 10th birthday I said that would be great if she was 10 and NOT 19..She takes cake back takes the 0 off and adds a 9 which is clearly seen..The cake looked horrible ,the writing looked like a 2 year old did it.. I did get the cake half off but that definitely isnt the point of this..Very disorganized and NOT one person in the bakery had their hair in a net and all 3 employees back there had long hair..

So how can a grocery store be out of 2% milk!!? The only "grocery " store in the area and you don't…read morepre-order Milk? I have gotten outdated yogurt, moldy cheese and repackaged/dated meat. I see a closing when the new Aldi's open, Harmon Hwy was a lot nicer Kroger than Bartonville, they should have left that one open Now they have 6 major parking spots for people to pick up groceries so instead they should have them along the fence if you're to busy to grocery shop why make people that can shop get the worst spots?! Hire people, not everyone not employed by Kroger want to go through self check out! One cashier open, 9 people in line and 5 employee standing around chit chatting?! Just don't get it