Was checking out all the new products out and sales for promoting ; they have a huge inventory or…read morevast variety of merchandise. The store is always clean. Shelves are always stocked. They always have promotions going on one thing and the next. Ribeyes were also on Sale at $7.99 per pound. Always good service at Tony's as well. CTA & Pace Bus stops out front on the street. Easy to access.

This Tony's Fresh Market had great Puerto Rican rice that I really enjoyed. I got their Puerto…read moreRican rice multiple times. The store was clean and well organized. It looked like they typically had excellent fresh produce. They had good variety and a lot of items I was looking for. They have hot food available, I got their chicken wings multiple times as well as other items that I enjoyed. They have self-checkout kiosks available, which were convenient.

A large variety of veggies and fruits, good quality meats and cold cuts meats…read more The hourly fresh hot French breads are to die for, I just love it. Prices are competitive with the most.

Big Sales and Bargain finds here. This Fruit Market was established more than 20 years ago and it…read moreis showing is wear. It's seen better and cleaner days for sure - But offers big bargains and many items all under the same roof. Laundry hampers, Blankets even. 88cents per lb for chicken quarters, 1.49lb for drumsticks. 2/$3 on Extra Large Eggs. That's a deal. Many items from various places around the world. Mediterranean, Polish, European, Mexico, Peru, Columbia. Prayer candles, piñatas. I don't recommend the bakery, as items were not fresh and did not taste good. I'd skip that. They were professional and spoke English for check out. Nice Michigan apples outside . A very large selection of fruits and vegetables. Was hit or miss on many fruit items. Good bargain shop, not the cleanest or most organized, but good items available.

Great mushroom stand , the mushrooms were awesome and the women that sold me the mushrooms are very…read morebeautiful ....

I've been to a number of Farmers Markets throughout Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. From the…read moremarket in Daley Center to markets on the near west side, Lombard, Brookfield, Skokie, and now Riverside. While parking can be questionable at some locations the regular and handicap parking here seems plentiful within the the square and the entire area has both a true small town feel and also a big local park feel with trees and flowers. For an afternoon Farmers Market there was a full supply of vendors during each of my visits. Many have mentioned the knife sharpening and after I had a pair of scissors sharpened I'm also a believer. With many vendors offering multiple types of veggies and plants there is a lot to look at. While I didn't buy raw honey (not super processed or pasteurized so most people say it has better health benefits and and fuller flavor) here at Riverside yet, I expect to need some at the start of the next season. There are multiple Amish vendors and I was lucky to spend a while talking to one of the Amish families about their farm and some of their core values. I've worked directly with a few different Amish families in Illinois and Indiana and have found each to be an unique experience. If you have time to talk to some of them or buy your veggies or baked goods from them you'll love the experience. Some people I've spoken to treat a Farmers Market like a bartering flea market but I find the quality to be high and prices reasonable and don't think that it's appropriate to ask a farmer or baker to lower their price when they have put some high labor in to their products. Hard work should be rewarded.

Riverside Foods looked like they typically had great produce. One of the things I liked about the…read morestore was that they had a lot of options for tortilla chips and hummus. The store had a wide variety and selection for its size. It was not overly crowded like other stores may have been. They had options for prepared foods, e.g., grab-n-go food items. Riverside Foods had their own parking lot, which was convenient.

My husband & I have been shopping at Riverside Foods for many years. The workers here are…read moreunfailingly helpful. The fresh fruit & vegetables are great. We are blessed to have this gem right here in our downtown of Riverside.

I mean that little elderly lady at the register is always rushing like slow down a bit we are not…read morehaving a race. Every time I have go into her cashier line my anxiety shoots up. She needs to calm down and stop going so fast like she told me my price if my bags like 4 times. She is like 46 cents ..46 cents ...46cents. Like I heard the first time. Calm down.

I have been grateful for Aldi. I have gotten excellent products at Aldi for a low cost. I love…read moregetting a good deal on good products. I still remember a bag of chips I got here over a year ago that I enjoyed at the time. They had great variety and a selection wide enough for me. This Aldi has a great location, right on Cermak and near the North Riverside Mall. There was a sizable parking lot.

I try to eat healthy,I really do! But each time I go grocery shopping,I pass the bakery section…read more And the candy aisle. And the frozen food - so convenient! Ilike veggies and would est them a lot more, if not for the temptation. Mariano's is pure evil and Whole Foods is even worse, disguiseing itself as "healthy ". I mean carrot cake is not a plate of raw carrots. I really needed Patti Produce! She delivers an overstuffed bag of vegetables to my house every other week. It is more then enough to keep me busy for those two weeks. And in the 2 months since I signed up,there has been a surprising amount of variety, while dill including staples like carrots and lettuce. The items are very fresh and last the 2 weeks (whatever is not eaten, anyhow). And the price is very reasonable, especially considering the home delivery that saves me from the temptation that is Mariano's!

From the owner: PattiProduce has been bringing the farmer's market to your door since 2013 - with free delivery! Be…read moresure that you always have a variety of fresh produce around. We will deliver a huge bag overflowing with healthy, organic fruits and vegetables - most grown on our own farm plots located throughout Chicago and the suburbs - others grown from partner farms who grow their food the way we do. We use sustainable farming methods, employ only organic herbicides, pesticides and fertilizers and are GMO free. Packages are customizable and we offer free delivery to your home or office throughout Chicago and particularly, the south and western suburbs. Visit us today at pattiproduce.com!

Love the new location. Clean, bright, well organized, and…read morevery well stocked. Bring a jacket and don't bring American Express.

A special shout out to Darnell! He was extremely helpful, he put my mom's groceries in her car…read morewithout having to be asked. My mom takes my son who is autistic and nonverbal in to Peoria weekly for CBI-Community based instruction: Which teaches him practice appropriate behavior and communication using his AAC device! Darnell saw she had her hands full and helped! Great job Darnell!

I finally made it out to Farm on Ogden after contemplating a few times post completion of workouts…read moreat Lawndale Christian Fitness Center. Luckily, it was open until 6:00 PM the Saturday of my visit or I would have prolonged it until who knows when. Farm on Ogden stopped me while enroute to a restaurant the evening of my visit; offering me a much healthier choice to eat in comparison. I visited with an interest of purchasing a salad similar to one I had purchased days ago at Green Tomato Cafe, a cafe attached to Lawndale Christian Health Center. But more importantly I wanted to see what produce items were available for purchase. My introduction to Farm on Ogden was at the 2018 Lawndale 5k where it was mentioned that the proceeds from the race support the farm, which at the time I had no idea of. In time I learned about it after visits to Lawndale Christian Health Center - Fitness Center & Green Tomato Cafe. This visit felt like an adventure because rarely do I encounter or let alone visit an indoor farm. Highly intrigued by the presence of its greenhouse and aquaponics system which I will have to sign up for a tour in the future to learn about. As much as I wanted to ask questions about it at the time of my visit, the time was limited and I was quite positive that I would learn about it in the future eventually. Anything that contributes to the growth of a community by offering healthier foods, jobs, and education I am all for. And Farm on Ogden does so with its partnership with Lawndale Christian Health Center and Chicago Botanic Garden - Windy City Harvest. There are opportunities for anyone including veterans and adults with criminal backgrounds. If you drive, there are no worries about parking because it has its own private lot with street parking available as well. And if you do not drive, yet familiar with Chicago Transit Authority the farm sits right outside of CTA Central Park - Pink line making it an easy commute to-and-from. I made it no secret to one of the employees that I would be returning in the near future after what I discovered. Even though I live outside of the Lawndale community, it is heartwarming knowing that my contributions to not only Farm on Ogden, but Lawndale Christian Health Center are meaningful. ~Blessings~ Thomas G

This has been on my list for sometime, one of those I'll get around to it, I'm glad I finally did…read more I wish they were here years ago when I took Ogden Ave. to get to work. So be advised that this is a little out of the way, but really just a little or you can take the "L" and get off at Central Park. If you make your way to Riot Fest, you can find this easy peasy. The payoff, you get to support a jobs and teaching program. It's a partnership between Lawndale Christian Health and the Chicago Botanic Garden's Windy City Harvest. What else do you get, a bevy of freshly grown (most there) vegetables, tomatoes, lettuces, kale, radishes, peppers, beets on and on. If it's not grown on site they tell you where it came from. They had some pineapple and grapefruit, we know those weren't grown here. Pricing is very reasonable, better than you find at some of the neighborhood farmers markets. I bought a healthy bag of stuff for 16 bucks, and that includes one of their reusable tote bags for 2 bucks. So glad to see a worthwhile program that brings healthy food and a jobs program to the Lawndale neighborhood. Definitely repeatable.

Elote is so good from here! The best I have eaten so far. Other recommendations are the iced…read morecoffees and fresh squeezed juices! I work nearby and it is such a treat to stop by and get some healthy snacks or juices. The prices are reasonable. The staff are all very nice and I love stopping by this store.

This is a wonder little grocery store located directly across, West Side of Oak Park Ave, from…read moreMacNeal Hospital , Loyola Medical Center, Cancer Center. It is easy to located and plenty of free parking in the lot. There is extra over flow space available as well. Grab a cart on your way in from the cart stalls, which are modern and clean. It a very clean store. Stocked well. Many items from various parts of the world. Fresh and very nicely done fruits and vegetables area when you walk in. Prices were competitive. They have a nice cafe restaurant in front of the store, and many ready made take away food items for visitors and workers at the hospital. That's amazing. The prices are really good as well, which adds even more value . Good prices. Clean environment. Accurately priced items that equal Same at checkout in the computer. So you are not mislead here and pay the price they list it at. I appreciate that, another value. Many supermarkets make the "sales" and all that so tricky ; then the computers aren't accurate to match and you end up paying a lot more than you ever expected. Hard to manage a budget that way. But I didn't find that here. They had very good prices on Eggs, Chicken Drum sticks, Libby's Canned Vegetables. Topi Chico was priced well. I've noticed El Milagro tortilla prices going up, I think the days of 26 cent a dozen are way over. Too bad, it was great while it lasted . Check out was as simple as the shopping, I definitely recommend this store. It's off the Metra train on Oak Park in Berwyn. Lots to do in this area. A beautiful park to relax just around the corner South West. Beautiful homes in this area and a nice stop