Gabi was working and she was so so great and she made my day and she was so kind and hard working…read morethank you gabi

It took me to find out because the main sign wasn't visible to me from the parking lot. After…read morewalking in it was a little warm, but the ladies Gwen and Abolynn behind the bar turned it down right away. These ladies went over and above making our party accommodated. They offered before anybody asked for water for our table. The atmosphere here is spacious, no nonscense and clean. Bathrooms met my standards completly cuz I'm picky when it comes to the facilities. I had the "Smashwich $7.42". Melt in your mouth wheat english muffin canadian bacon, avocado with gouda. It was filling but not too much to where I was to full. You'll love it here, cuz I'm gonna cone back so if I say that, TRUST, it's da BOMB! I took home a "Raspberries and More ($8.75) smoothie with an added banana. I wanted an "Attitude Adjustment" (turmeric, ginger, lemon shot) as well, but they were out. It was delicious and you barely notice the seeds. Overall 5 Stars!

This little spot was all my friends and I could find open for Mexican food on Easter Sunday. We…read moreabout didn't go in; but ejected to give it a shot anyhow. It's a little taqueria in a grocery store. Boy were we glad we did. The staff is friendly and the portions were generous. The chips weren't free, but they were happy to bring a refill. The chorizo tacos in particular shined and $13 for three plus rice and beans is not a bad deal at all. I forgot to take a picture of the hot sauce caddy, which is a shame. They offer four different sauces, including a milder brighter green salsa and d the spiciest option--an orange colored sauce. My favorite was the darker green, almost brown sauce. This sauce used chili de arbol peppers and was a good balance of heat. The trappings aren't much but I definitely recommend stopping in and giving El Azul a go.

El Azul is great all around - a nice Mexican market with good variety of items as well as a…read moretremendous kitchen (and food truck, when the weather is nice). Their meats are great, their burritos and other items are just what you need, even if you don't know that you do. I'm especially partial to their breakfast burrito, the perfect mix of meat, eggs, hash browns with a side of queso.

Aldi doesn't pretend to be something it's not. There are other grocery stores that might have a…read morebigger selection, specialty departments, lots of staff, etc. but Aldi doesn't need any of that. It's the simplicity of Aldi that does it for me (along with the price!). The packed parking lot tells me that others know the same. Aldi carries many products that are just as good as brand names at a great price. Perfect when I need basic items for the week. When Aldi first came to town, I was skeptical of the produce, but not anymore. They've even started to sell a few products (like apples) by the pound instead of packaged. Don't be afraid of a line at the register - their cashiers are speedy, but friendly, and will readily open an additional lane when things get too busy.

Need more handicapped parking. SPEED BUMPS to slow down traffic. Many, many, many vehicles…read more Parking sports need to be wider. 3 checkouts open. Hyvee had 2, hmmmm Save big money at Aldi's.

For Christmas dinner, I purchased a beef tenderloin at the North Liberty Fareway. Was asked if I…read morewanted it trimmed up. Told them yes but leave some for flavor. They convinced me to clean it up and they'd put the scraps in a separate bag. Hmmm?...ok. I seasoned the loin and thought, what the heck and laid the scraps on top. OMG!!! That meat was the best ever. No need for a knife. Very little chewing. Made the best gravy. Everyone LOVED it!! Even the leftovers were as tender and moist as the first bite. Trust the folks behind the counter. They know what they are doing.

Great cuts of meat at decent prices. Occasionally they even have gyro meat! Staff is always…read morefriendly, and helpful. I just wish they had lamb. Never seen it here, ask for it frequently, and it will probably never be carried.

Renee (the owner) answers your call herself and customizes your board with what you would like from…read morefresh items. And she delivers locally as well!! Terrific flavors and variety! Love this service!!

From the owner: Creating customized charcuterie and grazing boards for gatherings and events. Boards are created…read moreusing premium quality meats and artisan cheeses, sourced locally whenever possible and served on disposable, compostable palm leaf or bamboo boards.

I've been shopping here weekly for several years. The selection and prices are great, and the…read moreupbeat, friendly attitude of employees renders the shopping experience a real treat. Last week I accidentally broke a bottle of curry sauce (I placed it in the top section of the cart (meant for toddlers) and it fell right through the slats onto the floor. An employee first asked if I was hit by any glass, then immediately cleaned it up, and was very kind and understanding about the mishap.

Quite possibly the nicest Trader Joe's experience I've had to date. Not too crowded, but enough…read morespace to navigate each fully stocked aisle. It felt like a more luxurious experience shopping here! So happy to have experienced this location!

We had a great time exploring Colony Acres! So much to do for kids of all ages (and adults),…read moreincluding pick your own pumpkins. The staff we interacted with was so nice. Tip: Buy your tickets online ahead of time.

How have I never written a review!?…read more Colony Acres Family Farm is an NL staple-- having been around for over 25 years! In the summer it boasts sunflowers. In the fall there's games, food/drinks, pumpkin patch picking, a market and of course, the corn maze. In the winter Colony Acres offers fresh-cut trees and Santa. I've only event ventured here during the fall-- tickets are $11-16. (*Pro Tip: order online to save a few bucks a ticket.*) My kids adored the zip line, slides, train ride, bouncy pad and corn maze. We typically don't get pumpkins here but there's a wide selection of those-- mums, corn stalks, hay bales and more. The farm is closed Mondays and Tuesdays during the fall. It allows dogs! There's plenty of parking. Staff is uber friendly. Stop by.

By far the best place to get meat in the area. The guys behind the counter weigh up fresh meet and…read morewrap it nice and tight. The large selection is on display and you choose the cuts that you want. Their produce section is always fresh and well cared for. I am almost always guaranteed quality produce (juice, crisp, no bruises) with each individual item. Prices throughout the store are reasonable and relatively inexpensive compared to another large Iowa grocery store chain. Finally, one of the best perks of the store....at checkout you don't have to unload! Cashier unloads, scans, bagger puts bags in cart, wheels groceries out to your car, and loads them in your car!!!!! YES!!! A couple of side notes.... *Fareway is closed on Sundays. *Weekends have large influx of local high school workers. As a former high school grocery store worker....please be patient as these youngsters are just learning the ropes of a job and responsibility. :)

Best meat counter any where. Staff are friendly and helpful. Food is easy to find. Would recommend…read morehighly

BEST MEXICAN IN CORALVILLE!! I'm from california and have been struggling to find authentic mexican…read morefood in Iowa but finally hit the jackpot. Al pastor was delicious, guacamole was so fresh and creamy, and all the salsas were amazing but the lite green was my personal favorite. It is also a family rum business which I love. I will be back and bring all my family and friends.

To go order with the main mission of trying some Chicharrones. They serve them on weekends so keep…read morean eye on their social media for reminders. My spouse picked up the food and we ordered extra for leftovers. The Chicharrones are tasty with the skin extra extra crispy and the meat chunks were tasty with some smaller chunks drier but overall would order them again. The guacamole super good in general and goes well with the chicharrones. We ordered tamales which we are saving for tomorrow. The choripollo and chile relleno were good. Lots of other items to try that look delish.

The thing about Hy-Vee is that they have it all. There are places you can go to get some items less…read moreexpensively (which I do), but if you want something specific, don't know what you want, or want to find everything, Hy-Vee gives you options. Butcher shop? Seafood? Fresh-baked breads, donuts, cakes? Floral arrangements? Deli counter with many meats and cheeses for your perfect charcuterie? Starbucks? Pharmacy? A Basin bath and beauty store? You can find it here. The liquor department has a very large selection along with a growler filling station and a walk-in cooler, or you can grab a drink at the bar at the Market Grille. They often (in non-pandemic times) have tastings as well. For dinner, they have a large assortment of take-and-bake meals, which come in handy now-a-days. If you prefer to get it hot, choose between pizza, Chinese, sushi, the Market Grille (burgers & sandwiches, breakfasts), or the Hickory House for some fried chicken and other comfort foods. The perfect place when you're not exactly sure what you want when dinnertime arrives or if you want to get dinner and some groceries in one stop.

Always disappointed when we come here. I want so badly, to like this location, it's conveniently…read morelocated but if it's not one thing it's another. We've had the wrong order (multiple times) for catering, never have prescriptions ready (always delayed) and their fast food is rarely fast and don't ask to pay for a special order--it's not allowed, but wait is it, because last time they let us. Consistently inconsistent. As I stand here writing this, there's a guy sweeping...but trash on the floor and open 1/2 emptied boxes left in the middle of walkways...do better HyVee!