Very convenient spot that has anything and everything you might need for Indian cooking. I was able…read moreto find everything on my list and then some. The space is kind of tight, so you need to be aware of those around you re: Covid. They provide hand sanitizer and accept touchless payment methods. Something I wish I would've known is that the receipt said that if you spend $50 at the grocery, you get a coupon for $5 off $25 at Tamarind (delicious Indian restaurant right next door). I will make a bigger shopping list next time and will make plans to visit Tamarind within the week for the coupon to be valid. Overall great experience.

Namaskaram ... This store has a very nice selection of…read moreIndian goods, and the prices are very fair. The fresh produce is also very nice. They have some hard to find fresh items that are not available in most grocery stores. Cheers and Dhanyavaad!

I've been to some good farmer's markets, some bad ones and a few great ones. This one rates above…read moreaverage, but doesn't quite hit the 'great' scale in my opinion. They do have some unique things, but I'm not sure if that was limited to the day I visited or if the same people are there all the time. I have to say that I like a bargain. There aren't many to be had here, with exception of the management area. In this location, (right in front), you can buy tokens by card, (credit or SNAP), and for every $5 you buy in tokens, you get a $2 coupon for fresh fruits and vegetables. Like anywhere else, some vendors are better than others. Overall, they're pretty friendly, but a few not so much. There wasn't much in the way of fruit, which kind of was a let down. I got peaches and cherries from 2 different vendors. The cherries were pretty equal, but one of the peaches was superior. I'd advise asking for a sample before buying. Some vendors offer samples. I tried the hard ciders and wasn't impressed. They are very dry, and I had expectations of them being more sweet than dry. If dry wines are your thing, they might be for you. This stand also had other things, and I did try a few things. I was a bit disappointed that some stock was very limited. The only stand that had eggplant only brought 5 small ones and they were snatched up as I was in line. The baked goods were very good and I thought priced right. The foccocia bread was done well, with a cheese finish that made it exceptional. I thought there could have been more vendors in attendance. I did get corn there, reasonably priced and I was assured it was fresh picked. It was very good corn. Some reviews favor the coffee vendor, which I did not try. I like this location better than the Arsenal Park one. It is more compact and not spread out like the one at the park. The first hour has a mask mandate in place, so if masks aren't your thing, avoid the first hour. On the other hand, with some things being in short supply, you could miss out on a few things.

I went to the Lawrenceville Farmers Market for the first time in over a year this week. Usually I…read morego to the Bloomfield Saturday Market, but knew it would be too crazy up there during Little Italy Days. The Lawrenceville one is small and quiet, and very enjoyable. I did a quick lap around to see what was available. I needed fresh produce, and I found exactly what I was looking for. There was a good selection of heirloom tomatoes at a few of the vendors. The Harvest Valley Farms table is huge and they always have a good selection for a reasonable price. They also take credit cards which is helpful. I can't get all of my groceries here, but it is nice to get some local produce in the middle of the week.

I can not say enough good things about Aldi's prices and the great helpers inside the store!read more

I honestly had no idea this was here. In all my years living in this area I honestly had no idea…read morethis was here. Sad thing is, I have been near it on many occasions, just never realized it sat way back off the road. Out with my Dad and he said that he needed to grab a few things from here. I also could grab a few things as well. We went into the store and did the ALDI crawl that we all do when we enter here. Slowly walk the aisles to make sure not to miss a thing. I also had a mission, but I like doing the crawl. With my Dad requesting I make a certain recipe this was the perfect place to pick up everything we were missing to make it. Of course a few other items got thrown into the cart as well, but that's okay. I appreciated that this location had self checkouts. I actually prefer this method as I don't always like chitchat. Once done with checking out I packed up my items and we were out the door.

What would we do without the co-op? Focus on local and…read moreorganic and wholesome foods. No bs. Have great assortment of veggies, especially mushrooms, and fruits! All that goodness can be found here, in always discovering new treats. We'd be lost without the co op (:

This is the perfect spot for local, healthier option, unique food items and goods. It's surprising…read morehow big it is on the inside because you wouldn't think so from the outside. I was very impressed with the variety and selection as they had stuff here you can't event find at Whole Foods! The store was fully staffed for anyone who needed any assistance.

The convenience store facade is deceiving. Yes, there is your typical section selling cheap…read moresunglasses, cigarettes, lotto tickets, and junk food - but once you get past that, you are in a world of wonder. There is so much delightful food here on which to feast. Now I don't know if everything here is actually halal, or if everything here is actually fresh, but there's enough here within a decent price range to put together two weeks' worth of conventional meals on a budget of under 60 dollars and possibly branch out and experiment with new foodstuffs while you're at it. Ever since Donatelli's closed, this has become the best independent grocery store on the East End for eclectic goodies, including fridge-and-pantry staples like frozen spinach and canned beans *as well as* less-commonly-consumed (in the United States) items like tender cactus and grape leaves. Would also *highly* recommend the dolmas and tuna salata you can find on the shelves.

Cashiers and staff are intentionally obtuse and will try and take your money straight up…read more Owners and staff are also very discriminatory when it comes time and quality of service (often based on but not limited to ethnicity)

Folks are always very kind and accommodating to guests. With Springdale having otherwise no real…read moregrocers, it's lovely to have access to fruits and vegetables just outside of town. Prices are extremely reasonable, and marked-down produce is a boon for budgeting if you are prepared to use something day-of, or are okay with some mild cosmetic defects. I often spur a meal around what needs to go simply to take advantage of such nice food before it wastes. The selection outside of fruits, vegetables, and floral include a fun variety of snacks and pantry staples which, similarly, without driving truly outside of town, you cannot otherwise get at a reasonable quality, if at all. Springdale is quite lucky to have this market, and it is worth appreciating while it is open for the season.

Great market. Beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables. Nice selection of jelly; also have milk ,…read morecream , some cheeses and sour cream and olives. Sells mums in fall and beautiful hanging baskets and flowers in spring

I love this Nutella because it's so creamy and it's tiny eagle brand it's it's like chocolate just…read moremelting in my mouth. I just love it.

We were on a trip from out of town and decided to have dinner at the cafe area and then get food to…read morego for lunches the next day. They had slices of pizza they warmed up for the kids and meat platters with fried chicken or pulled pork along with several slides to choose from. The portions were large as well. They have a huge selection of drink coolers to pick from. We also grabbed some pre made options for lunch the next day. We were able to get a nice variety to please everyone. You can also go upstairs to eat and it wasn't crowded with lots of tables.

Market District is Giant Eagle's upscale grocery store chain. For my in-laws' 50th wedding…read moreanniversary party, I ordered catered food from this Market District. I will write a positive 4-star review for this particular location of Market District because the catered food tasted very good, but I do want to point out that the employees committed some large mistakes. Read on: Over two weeks before the party, I called the store to ask about their cut-off time for ordering catered food and their recommended pickup hour. The manager said that he needed only 3+ days of advance notice, and he recommended that I select a pickup time that was close to the time of the party so the hot food would remain hot. On that same day, I ordered the food through Giant Eagle's website. The website sent me an automated email that listed the specific foods, quantities, prices, and pickup time. Minutes later, a team leader emailed me to confirm my catering order. My in-laws' anniversary party would begin at 4 PM, so our pickup time was 3-3:30 PM. On the day of the party, I and three family members arrived at the catering area at 2:50 PM (yes, a bit early) to pick up the foods. The catering area was located near the aisle that has beers and wines. A catering employee kindly greeted us, and he began to carefully place our foods into our shopping carts. My order was large, and the employee tried his best to keep track of the foods as he removed them from refrigerators and warmers and placed the containers in our shopping carts. Unfortunately, the sushi department had misread our order of 6 trays as only 1 tray, so we had to wait a long time for the employees to make 5 additional trays of sushi. Then the catering employee accidentally dropped 1 tray of sushi on the floor, so we had to wait again for the sushi employees to make additional sushi. In total, we waited for about one hour! Because of the mistakes with the sushi, my husband and I ended up arriving late to the anniversary party. Before we departed the grocery store, the catering employee and the sushi employees sincerely apologized to us multiple times. The manager or team leader also apologized, and he handed us a gift card for $10. We had paid a total of $1,379.44 for the food, so the $10 gift card seemed very small. Here are my reviews for the catered foods: Hand-breaded chicken tenders - 5 stars - These chicken tenders were a large size, contained juicy white meat, and had a slightly salty breading. I had chosen sauces in flavors of buffalo, BBQ, garlic parmesan, and honey mustard. My family members said that they really liked these chicken tenders. Fruit platters - 5 stars - These fruit platters consisted of strawberries, cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew, pineapple, blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries. These fruits were fresh and tasted very good. Mini-sandwich platters - 4 stars - I had ordered one platter with roast beef, ham, and turkey sandwiches and one platter with egg salad, tuna salad, and chicken salad. The sandwiches were a convenient size, and they tasted OK. Crudite platters - 4.5 stars - The vegetables included fresh tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, bell peppers, carrots, cucumbers, carrots, and celery sticks. In the middle was a container of ranch dip. Caesar salad - 3 stars - This salad contained romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese, and croutons. The lettuce and cheese were fresh, but the croutons were soggy. The employees forgot to give us caesar dressing! Meatballs - 4 stars - These meatballs were Italian-style and were served hot with marinara sauce. I ate one meatball and thought that it tasted fine. Macaroni salad - 4.5 stars - The ingredients of pasta, celery, onions, egg, and mayonnaise-dijon dressing tasted very good. Cheese and pepperoni trays - 4.5 stars - These trays contained colby jack, swiss, pepperjack, and cheddar cheeses as well as pepperoni and beef sticks. On the side were pimento cheese and jalapeño cheese for dipping. Potato salad - 4.5 stars - The ingredients of potatoes, celery, onion, egg, mayonnaise-dijon dressing, and relish tasted very good. Sushi trays - 5 stars - Several flavors of sushi were available, and I chose the trays of California roll, crunchy shrimp roll, avocado roll, salmon roll, and tuna roll. My family members commented that the sushi was good. Deviled eggs - 3 stars - My husband and I thought that these deviled eggs tasted bland and needed more tang. Garden salad - 3 stars - This salad contained fresh mixed greens, cucumbers, grape tomatoes, bell peppers, carrots, and broccoli, but the croutons were soggy. The employees forgot to give us balsamic vinaigrette! Shrimp platters - 4.5 stars - The shrimp were extra-large and fresh, and on the side was a flavorful cocktail sauce. I was in such a hurry to get to the anniversary party that I did not have time to take photos of the foods. Attached to this review are photos of part of the catering area and the nearby deli and vegetables department.

They had fresh food and no bad food, the service was amazing the lady at checkout was the nicest…read morelady I've ever met and it felt like pretty comfortable atmosphere.