They need to change the signs outside. No deli inside. Cold cases and hot food unavailable. Just…read morebooze and slots.

Such a shame they should probably just change the name, it seems it's no longer much of a grocery…read morestore, new owners decide to go with more of a casinos/liquor store kind of place by adding more gaming & booze and limited " groceries" and deli. The beer is really pricey even when they are promoting "Beer Blow Out Sale" Cashier's service wasn't much help when asked what was actually on sale then when questioned on the sign out front just said it ended last week and they are gonna be taken down (but its still up even months after the fact) Bottom line if your looking for beer liquor and gambling this is your place if you're looking for groceries go somewhere else

I shop at the International Market regularly and love the place! They have a variety of…read moreinternational foods including Middle Eastern which I purchase often. The International Market passes along savings on vegetables to their customers and I appreciate it. Thanks to their efficient, hard working staff!!

This is a fairly impressive international market, featuring foods from India, the Middle East,…read moreGreece, Asia, Eastern Europe, and South America, as well as one or two aisles of what looked like standard American groceries and a smattering of food from Italy. There's a halal butcher and just a plain butcher, about which as a vegetarian I can tell you nothing, a bakery, and a Latin American and Indian mini-cafe. The produce section is very crowded (and offers a wild variety with some excellent specials), and the endcaps on the aisles extend into the aisle, meaning in several places there's only room for one cart and you'll have to excuse yourself to get where you're going. Be prepared. I was impressed by their selection of organic spices and they also had some organic Asian noodles (buckwheat and soba). They also have a good selection of Latin American groceries, including huancaina sauce from Peru (yes!), frozen plantains and Guarana soda. I've seen larger selections of Indian and Eastern European products at dedicated specialty groceries, but no one else in the area carries it all. Many, many different types of flatbread and a wide selection of Middle Eastern sweets; various dry pulses; various types of candy; pearled farro and more versions of burek than I've seen before, including a "vegan be'f". The Indian mini-cafe is half vegetarian, half non; the Latin American one has various kinds of filling in carbs, and if you're vegetarian, all they have is cheese - though the fried corn-dough empanada, cheese in an eggroll like wrapper and pastelito (cheese in pastry) offered various textural delights. This is a haul for me, and I usually try to avoid I-59 but this place might be worth a special trip.

Indian grocery. One whole aisle of mostly spices; not quite Patel Bros but more than I'm used to…read moreseeing. I saw a couple of chutneys I haven't before. Prices on items I know well were a little high. Frozen food section includes a couple of whole wheat options for roti and naan. Up front they have samosa, pakora and a couple of other items, both sweet and savory.

We have been shopping for Indian Groceries here ever since they opened. This pace may be small but…read moreit has everything you ever need. The owners are very professional and courteous. Prices are way better than others.

Great local store with quality produce and a knowledgeable meat counter. Fastest and nicest…read morecashiers in the business.

Love having a small grocery store right down the street! At the end of the day if I need to get a…read morequick dinner or a few items, I can pop over without going all the way to to the bigger stores and navigating their giant parking lots. They still paper bag their groceries so they aren't consuming tons of plastic. Friendly employees. And you might be able to run into and catch up with neighbors/friends.

Olive' n Vinnie's, Glenn Ellyn, Illinois. specialty cooking infused olive oils and associated…read moreproducts is a cooker's dream. What really sold me is the outstanding customer service only second to the verity of products the shop stocks. What great experience! The new owners, Michelle and her husband, since January 1st, 2026 will gain your respect and you will continue to patronize this shop. The store is jammed packed with infused olive oils and accompanied items. It does make it a bit difficult to navigate in a wheelchair and browse even tho they have a wheelchair ramp inviting the mobility challenge into an array of wonderful smells. Don't let this deter you. Michelle made note and said she will work on modifications to floor plan for inclusion of this demographic. This is why you shop a small business over a big box store. If you can't make it to the store check out their website: https://oliveandvinnies.com. Mike

Oh my wow!! Everyone needs to stop by here!! There is sooooo much to see!! And you get to taste…read morelots of it!! It's small inside but lots to see. The owners are so nice!!! We will be back

This was probably one of the nicest farmers markets that I have been to in the area. They have a…read morewide variety of vendors that sell jewelry, vegetables, fruit, coffee, spices, baked goods and more! Parking could potentially be a few blocks away, but worth it. Many of the vendors accept cash and card.

Oh my goodness!! What an amazing market! From the varieties of vendors, to the food, to the layout…read more-- I see why this market gets so much attention. If you can't find a reason to visit this market, make on up. Whether you're in need of produce, flowers, food, meal prep, gifts or just a reason to get out of the house. I was most surprised by the amount of quality textiles, jewelry and clothing. There were a lot of oohh's and ahhh's while walking these booths. You have your typical farmer's market vendors but then so much more. I have to give honorable mention to Eternal Buzz Coffee. The wife and husband duo, Rachel and Vito, run this amazing nonprofit. This booth was too hopping not to notice! They were not only whipping out amazing authentic British scones and real Italian roast coffee drinks, but they were passionate and so very genuinely kind. I got a whole run down about the market from Vito and some great recommendations to try.

Cash only, at those prices? Pretty gruff about it too. I swear I was smiling and polite; he seemed…read moreuncomfortable, maybe because I look like a dude in a dress to him, or maybe he just didn't want to be there. Fruit was def good quality, just astronomical prices. I still would've bought some more stuff, but all I had was $7. His loss.

Holy cannoli this place is ADORABLE. I don't live in the area, but if I did I would come here every…read moreweek. I loved the gorgeous fruit and veggies, and the owner was as nice as the pie I was dying to make out of some of those fruits I just mentioned! The quality definitely looks organic/real, although I don't know or care if it's certified as such. The real test for me isn't whether something has that little sticker, but whether it's an odd shape and looks like it will actually have flavor. I was raised in a state without a ton of local produce (deserts, man) and thought I hated tomatoes until I left and realized that they don't have to be pink and kind of flavorless. If you live in Hinsdale or nearby, this place is definitely worth a visit!

A very small market held off Main Street on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm May thru October…read more We went around 930am and it was not very crowded as there were only about 12 vendors and only 1 selling fresh produce Located adjacent to the Prairie Walk Pond which has a nice walking trail around the pond. Parking is very easy as there is a lot adjacent to the market but we did not see any public facilities.

Small market but in a nice setting. I bought a beautiful Aloe plant because well, you can never…read morehave enough plants! Check out the Hokusai exhibit nearby (until September 21, 2025) as well as walk around the cute downtown shops.