Second time at this Tony's. Too days in a row! My experience was even more pleasant as I got to…read moreinteract with more of the staff. The manager, John, was very helpful and even replaced my bad basil I had brought the day before. Thank you so much for having so much patience with me!

Once again and the same product mind you! In 1 year i have returned coffee creamer as it shows…read moresigns of spoilage. Two times I've returned creamer and 2 times the manager says he can't take it back. I don't keep receipts of course. He said no reciept, no return, not even store credit. Cream is not cheap anylonger. Now here's the kicker, last week I also went to shop for veggies, when I got to the cashierless register (nearest the front desk), I noticed at the main desk for returns, an older lady was returning some meat. She was saying she didn't have a receipt but the SAME MANAGER said "don't worry ma'am we will make it right" and provided to let the front desk girl return product. I'm no dummy, could it be that I am a latin male and she was not? I quickly realized what just happened. I was not impressed and although I dont like to create waves. It was blatant what just transpired. Not cool Tony's. You have to do better. It's a beautiful store and always clean, but the service shows lack of employee (managmeent) training. Ive seen this same manager treat employees very rough on the floor, so i guess I will take this to another level vs just bringing it to his attention as he seems to not care. I will continue to come here as I do like this store location, but I will not deal with this manager and will save receipts. Two times in a year the coffee creamer is damaged, come on that's telling me something. Due to management, I have to give them a 1 star as the community does not deserve such blatant ignorance. Sensitivity training is definitely needed.

I had a misunderstanding with Seattle Sutton Healthy Eating in Oak Lawn…read more Then Tom reached out to me. He was very apologetic and genuine. Tom wanted to make things right with me and thanked me for being a long time customer. I appreciate all the effort he put in to make me feel like a Valued customer. I am currently using and appreciating Seattle Sutton!

Great place to stop by while your getting your tires changed at Discount Tires. Very quick but not…read moreas quick as discount tires. Steer clear of the Luck Burrito (but are they fast) -Vik

Everything is good, but you may find long lines at checkouts…read more Sometimes there aren't enough cashiers. Check lines before you decide to go inside shopping .

More expensive grocery store, but high quality produce. Also can find Hispanic cooking products…read morehere. Friendly service and very clean store.

Out dated dates on some products they change the dates on various products, not sure if I would…read morerecommend I

Beautiful store with great fresh produce. Went in for a bag of Granny Smith apples and a crate of…read moremangoes. Walked out with much more of course. The Diablo Doritos make great nachos, love the kick of heat. Fresh mango salsa cools it down a bit. The flax blends are great add-ins for your smoothies.

wery good shop cheap food good quality would be better if it was cleaner but still good little shop…read morepeiple who worked there were nice but there was a huge line and workers didn't do anything about it overall good shop

Small Mexican produce store, but has a nice variety of meats and a good selection of produce. I…read morelike going here to get my steak and chicken as well as my cold cuts. New owners seem nice the other owner was very nice and friendly too and will be missed. I know they have food on the weekends but have yet to try it but looking forward to it. :)

3/25/21 May 31 1994…read moreLet Me See That Tootsie Roll...good lord, I did not see that coming, nor do I care to hear that song again by The 69 Boys...I know, they were a head in each direction, but so what. In 1982, a naked boy walks around asking animal how many licks does it take to get to the center roll of a tootsie pop. Most people and animals have a tendency to bite down, and in this case, the wisest creature in this ad is the owl. He couldn't make it past 2 before biting. I saw there was Study done with different people and still the numbers are up and down on the number of licks. Guess the world will never know. I myself remember eating these Tootie Blow Pops for a while, but I got confused one day which candy I was sucking on. I wanted the lollipop with the gum in the center and picked the Tootsie Roll Lollipop instead. From that point one, it was Charm Blow Pops for me.  I never liked the taste of a Tootsie Roll candy myself.  Maybe because I did not care for the chocolate taste. I recall these candies were generally the last candies to be eaten or thrown into the trash after my Halloween candy was consumed.  Its is a little humorous that at one point in time, these two companies were at war, and now they are together under one roof. It's kinda like  how Coke could have owned Pepsi at one point during the Cola Wars, but they failed and Tootsie Roll didn't.  The world my still not have an answer to the undying question Tootsie Roll asked, but the licks just keep on coming.

Oh, I shop here all the time but never tried the Hot bar until today. I didn't feel like cooking so…read moreI gave it ago. The bar was filled with just about everything you could think of. I chose grilled lamb chops, asparagus. Mac n cheese and jerk shrimp rice. The chops were too fatty and very greasy. The rice was GREAT and somewhat spicy, hence "jerk". Mac was good. The asparagus was a little too crunchy. I like them to be more softer. The price was reasonable $11.99 a lb which came out to $20.99..Great idea for a quick meal.

Great fruits and veggies, clean and a pleasant shopping experience. Shelf items are pricey like…read moremost places but I enjoyed shopping there!

This Farmers Market is super manageable. There are only a couple duplicate vendors…read more All vendors are friendly. The products sold are all delicious I would highly recommend

Thank You Thursday Review…read more Evergreen Park Farmers Market is one of my favorite places.  Open Thursdays from 7 am to 1 pm -  May thru October, I sure miss them from November thru April! My favorite vendor is Dotson Farm, where I purchase herbs and flowers for my garden in May/June. A variety of vegetables are enjoyed throughout the season. The plants/veggies are healthy and the prices are reasonable.  Also,  among our favorite stops are the Amish vendor and the coffee vendor.  For more info on the farmers market,  please see my previous reviews.  Thank you,  Evergreen Park Farmers Market.   Looking for to visiting again next year!

This Jewel Store at 7900 s. Cicero is usually clean and well stocked, which is great…read more But it leaves much to be desired in other departments, no pun intended. On one hand they have some great team members but there are a few individual's who leave much to be desired customer service wise. It has to start at the top and I feel there is no real direction at this store most of the time. Some individuals are unpleasant and definitely don't want to be there. Hopefully management corrects this as best they can.

They don't close until 10, but they block off the entrances at 9 so you have to come in the exit…read morewhen people are walking out, because why? It's completely illogical for people who don't live here, not that it's logical for people who do. I suspected that somebody just wants to leave early. But it's a Saturday night and if you tell me you're open until 10, you should be open until 10.

Great Store friendly counter staff And of my goodness the…read morefood i purchase is really good.

They have the best 'fresh' polish sausage ever. You will find things here you can't find anywhere…read moreelse. Deli counter is loaded with everything yummy. Potato pancakes & sweets... oh my Service is terrific