New Day Cleveland on Fox 8 had a story on these guys in studio. A Rep came in and discussed all the…read moreCSA options and the what they do. They had a promotion that you can get 2 weeks for the price of 1 week and try this out. So I decided to try. Last week I got my first box. I chose the small vegetarian box. It's $29 bucks a week. So I got it for $19 bucks a week. My next box is this week. I got kale, zucchini, cucumbers, dill, blueberries, potatoes, kohlrabi, beets, peas, and an onion. Then we bought chocolate chips cookies and also a bag of english muffins. I made potato salad with the red potatoes and kohlrabi, and dill. We had breakfast sandwiches with the muffins they are big and really good! And I've made the various other veggies throughout the week. I am looking forward to this weeks box. I pick up at the Hudson stop. The lady who helped us was very nice. And they set up in a large space so you can see them and it's a good large window of time to get your stuff. Overall good experience and the veggies were fresh and good. I like that you're getting this from the source farmer. I like supporting a local farmer. Depending on your time and your means this could be a good alternative to shopping at corporate stores. Or maybe if you hate shopping for veggies. They have carnivore boxes and also vegan boxes. I chose the vegetarian because we get meat from a butcher. So this could be your shopping for the week in some cases. Check out the website and see if this is right for you.

I have subscribed to Fresh Fork since 2011, I also order their farm raised turkeys and Thanksgiving…read morepackage in November. This CSA is nothing short of amazing. It has grown over the years to offer far more than just produce: dairy, bread products, canned and fermented, baked goods, meats, prepared foods...and on and on. The customer service is personal and prompt. They go out of their way to be accommodating. The value is outstanding. No way I could purchase the same amount or quality at a local grocery chain. The owners also clearly care about their farming partners as much as they care about their customers; the weekly newsletter that accompanies the weekly offering often highlights a farmer and their product and shares insights on what it takes to produce honest, local food. I have looked for CSAs in MI and WA state for my adult kids and there is nothing available as extensive as Fresh Fork. It is a true gem in NEO.

great produce! we've been getting our veggies and fruit here every week. Feels like a great value…read moretoo, not too expensive. I do wish they carried flower bouquets and not just ones in planters, so maybe that would be nice. Employees have always been nice. Because of how fresh everything looks, I've been picking up veggies I've never tried just to try it. So happy they had asian pear, as many grocery stores don't. All fruit and veggies were delicious.

Only place I can find super duper delicious homegrown tomatoes of all kinds even now in October…read more The Amish cherry and grape type tomatoes have flavor that is out of this world. Can't find this produce in grocery stores anywhere that I've seen in Cleveland including Whole Foods.

Okay, let me first start off by saying that I appreciate this produce delivery service. It does…read moresave me time and money. However, it hasn't saved me from being really disappointed with my large mixed boxes lately. I understand that it's basically a mystery box every time I receive one. But, do I really need 2 pints of cherry tomatoes? No, one pint would have been fine. And while I appreciate a great big homegrown cauliflower, I'm paying for all of the waste that comes along with it. On more than one occasion, the boxes have been filled with excessive "filler" produce. They're notorious for stuffing 2 bags of apples, 3 cucumbers, 2 huge spaghetti squash and loads of oranges in the boxes lately. I get that they're busy and trying to get the weight up on the boxes they pack, but c'mon! This is really aggravating, because I'm trying to support a local business. But, I'm knocking my delivery down to once a month, then possibly not at all if this trend continues.

I have honestly been contemplating to order a Perfectly Imperfect box for years now and I finally…read moregave in during the pandemic! It might have been the best money I have spending during these unprecedented times. Since they were having a 50% off sale for new users, I thought it was a calling for me to order a box! The process was easy and by the following week, I received my first box! I was so excited to open and unfold the mystery of produce option, I couldn't help but share the good news with all my girl friends! All produce that came in the box looked pretty normal and there were hardly any imperfections to the produce. The two hardest items to decide how to cook/incorporate into my everyday meals was the head of red cabbage and a bag of baby radish. I was hoping that the PIP recipe unveiled on Friday would help me use the red cabbage or baby radish, but it had nothing to do with either veggie, which was perfectly fine. Thank goodness Google exists! The box that I got lasted me 3 weeks, with some meals getting takeout, so it would be hard for me to commit to doing this long term. It is definitely harder to go through groceries when I am only feeding myself, but I think this is a great option for families. The company has a great mission and I am happy to have tried to support local where I can!

What a gem. We had a chicken parm sandwich and a meatball parm sandwich. They were outstanding. My…read morewife had the chicken parm and I the meatball parm, the sauce was delicious. The called the sauce Grandma T's sauce. The guys were so kind. The vibe of the deli was like my neighborhood spot. If I lived close to Little Italy of Cleveland, I'd be there at least 2 times a week. Great job guys. I'm sorry I forgot got your names.

A small grocery store with a great sandwich shop!…read more I ordered the meatball sub ($12.95), zucchini pancake ($4.50), and a bowl of the soup of the day, which was lemon artichoke chicken soup ($6.75). The soup came out HOT. I did burn my tongue a bit on the first sip. But the soup was delicious and reminded me of a good chicken noodle soup minus the noodles and plus a little tartness from the lemon. It was filled with chunks of chicken, artichoke, carrots, and potatoes. The zucchini pancake was great as well. I had it heated up, and it was nicely crispy on the outside. It was served with marinara, but the pancake was flavorful enough on its own. However, the star of the show was the meatball sub, which came with hand-rolled meatballs, melted provolone, and red sauce. The meatballs were scrumptious, and oh my God, the bread was amazing. A perfect crisp exterior while being soft on the inside. I would have been happy having the bread by itself. The service was a tad on the slow side. It did take a bit for me to be acknowledged and greeted, and I might have walked out if I ended up waiting another minute. Limited indoor and outdoor seating.

I shop here for the first time today and my good experience was destroyed at check out when the…read morelady who is suppose to help you when needed called me by the wrong gender. It angered me and had me wondering if she was blind as I'm obviously a male. Her apology was "things happen." It was only three shoppers scanning and she spent most of her time helping another dude and seemed irritated by my raised hand w/vocal help request. It appears every food market has at least one knucklehead on board. Btw, no cashiers, self checkout only. The food choices were good and had items not seen much in the area, like the lobster balls I copped. There are lots of tables where you can eat. If I worked nearby and got an hour to grub this would be my main lunch spot. I love the ambiance of the store. Being my first time I navigated each aisle to find out where things were. The free parking is as convenient as it gets and you can push your cart out to your car, unlike Marcs.

Impromptu yet fun visit. Lots of vegetables, meat, and healthy options to choose from. Fresh items…read moreto buy, daily. I visited in December 2025 with my friend fellow Yelper, Olga. We had just come from the Yelpies (Yelp Awards) and I was dropping her off at her apartment but then I saw this market on the way so I stopped in. I had been meaning to visit Fairfax Market for a long time now so I'm glad that I finally got to visit. FOOD -- This is a huge grocery store with lots of food and drink options to choose from, such as snacks, meats (chicken, beef, fish), bread, milk, etc. I heard that they even have cooking demonstrations too. What I bought for all under $11 -- a big bunch of bok choy, 2 small stalks of broccoli, a small Arm and Hammer brand toothpaste, bananas, and 2 packages of tea biscuits. The bok choy was delicious that just recently, in April 2026, I drove by Fairfax and almost thought of going in to buy bok choy but I had a long day and I was too tired to stop. SERVICE -- My friend and I were greeted upon walking inside by a friendly security guard. Checking-out was easy and quick. I will be back whenever I am in the area again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 24/250 total reviews in 2026 - 865 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

I just visited the farmers market located in Chagrin Falls hosted by North Union Farmers Market…read moresupporting the NE Ohio farms and food. A nice selection of fresh produce, flowers, baked goods and more. Everyone was so friendly , great service and each spot was set up so cute in the heart of beautiful downtown chagrin falls. This is a farmers market you want to add to your summer Sunday mornings.

out of town from southeast, always look for markets with fresh local produce…read more it's a wonderful place! beautiful vegetables, grass fed bison of all cuts, farm eggs, cheeses, fruits! also artisan soaps and creams, wood crafts and more. worth a shopping stop!

Well - here I am - and the food was amazing!…read more I stopped after a downtown appointment and this is just down the street from Cleveland Clinic. I had the lawyer sandwich - which they advertise as one of their classic sandwiches. It's grilled pastrami and corned beef with Swiss cheese, thousand island dressing and slaw! It was super! This is THE BEST DELI SANDWICH IVE HAD IN YEARS - maybe ever!!! They made it hot and fresh to order and I added a piece of carrot cake, washed it down with a Brown's soda, enjoyed the BIG DILL!!! And a bag of bbq chips. The price was good and the service was friendly and fast. The place was clean and they had lots of choices to take home food for the family or for a personal meal like I did.

Sandwich was tasty but too rich for my blood, and not $20 tasty!…read more Man, I don't know how you all do it, $20 bucks for a sandwich! No pop! No side! I just can't do it! That's a lot of money!! When I got the bag it felt pretty light for $20! I can't believe in good conscience a few slices of meat and some bread for a 29 dollar bill! Plus no visible menu prices for sandwiches in the whole place. I had to ask. He had the prices that he could see on his side. Don't I as the customer need to know what the price is and what I'm getting for it?! -Just buy a car off the lot and don't know what it cost or the specs?!...Shrug...That seemed weird to me and off putting to me. I at least justify a $20 corn beef from Slyman's a few times a year. I literally can get four meals from their larger sandwich. Have some chips or potato salad and I can and do stretch it out. The sandwich at Vienna's was only enough for one meal. Been wanting to go for a while now. Went! But don't believe I'll go back due to the price. I just can't do it! America is just too expensive anymore!!

This was a great experience at the Asia Food Company. I was impressed with a one stop shop of Asian…read moregroceries; fresh, frozen, snacks, as well as kitchenware. I've love trying an array of Asian style foods and teas so I was inspired by all the marketplace had to offer. I cannot wait to try the teas and goodies I bought during my visit to Asiatown. I even picked up a bowl and soup spoons to add to the experience. There is a spacious FREE parking lot outside of the Asia Food Company and Asian center.

Large Asian market with good amount of korean products. Good prices and bigger selection than…read moreKim's grocery across the street.

Favorite place! Favorite place!…read moreI love going to "Gallucci's Italian Foods" on 66th and Euclid Ave. If you like great food. If you know great food. If you want great food. It's got to be Italian. And if it's got to be Italian, it's got to be Gallucci's... Period. Nuff said. FAGTABTIT!

The sandwiches are amazing. Bought several cookies and a lemon tiramisu everything was…read morespectacular!! Definitely will be going back to try more goodies :)

This was my first time at this location. I had about 10 minutes to kill amd decided to see what was…read moreinside. It was very clean and organized in there. I saw many of the items I purchase on a regular basis, but for a cheaper price. I will absolutely be back when I have time to shop.

Grocery Outlet is a brand new grocer addition to the Cedar Fairmount neighborhood in Cleveland…read moreHeights. This business occupies the former Dave's Supermarket which was recently renovated. The store is franchise family-owned (now local to the community). This grocery store was a very welcome addition to the neighborhood. It had mixed reviews from the community. My personal option was that it was just alright. I didn't experience anything that would keep me coming back. Layout: Grocery Outlet's layout is a lot more spacious than former Dave's. Specifically, the aisles are less closely spaced. There is sufficient space to roam. With that being said, the organization of the store seemed odd and hard to navigate. For instance, it took me a long time to find condiments (ketchup) which were separated away from the aisles. Assortment: This was my first experience at any Grocery Outlet. It reminded me of a mix of Dollar General and Big Lots. Overall, the following can be found here: meats, produce, breads, beer, snacks, condiments, dairy, toiletries, cleaning supplies, bread, pet food, snacks, and random stuff such as bird houses. If you are loyal to major brands, you'll likely won't find them here. Most are discounted brands many of them also sold at Dollar Tree. Other customers recommended to check expiration dates due to many discounted products being almost expired. I didn't personally see any of these items. The assortment didn't impress me at all. I couldn't buy everything I needed at this store because there were no major brand shampoos, pet foods, and toiletries. Those I've seen in the aisles were even more expensive than the competitors. Meats were mostly unrecognizable brands. Dairy section was extremely limited. Produce looked a little tarnished. Nothing particularly caught my eye in terms of price or quality. My purchase: I initially stopped in for grocery shopping but also to grab something quick for dinner. I didn't find either. The store didn't have any prepared foods or even good frozen selections (most were off brand and contained large quantities). I purchased hot dog meat (off brand), hot dog buns, ketchup (Grocery Outlet brand), small watermelon container (was soggy), and 4 small waters. I paid $20 something. Hot dogs were just okay, cheap tasting. I received a free branded tote which was nice. Overall, I guess that the price was good. Interesting find: The store has global foods aisle. It has foods from Asia and Latin America which is amazing. Savings: Savings are clearly indicated next to many items (our v their price). Marketing collateral in the store indicates savings if you download their app. Service: Service was average. The employees walking the checkout lines seemed apathetic. Lines moved quickly which was nice. Then again the store was almost empty on Sunday night. Parking: Parking lot is available onsite. Entrance is accessible from the parking lot only (unlike the former Dave's). I'm unlikely to become this store's frequent shopper despite living within walking distance. I feel that this store serves value-oriented families buying in bulk and non-committed to national brands. It doesn't well accommodate single people who are looking for quick prep options, small quantities, and high quality. I'll visit other stores in the area that better serve my personal needs.