I want to give a shout out to Andrea and Chris (I wish I had last names!)…read more You know what it's like when life gets so stressful that you are struggling to find a reason to make it through the day, and then you discover a sweet treat in the international candy aisle of your local Tony's that is like nothing else you've ever eaten, and it becomes your nightly reward for making it through another day? No? Just me? Well, then humor me. I found that treat (and I'm not identifying it because I don't want my store to run out!!) and I stopped in my Tony's Monday morning to get my week's worth, and despite the fact that I hadn't seen the supply dwindle at all in the months I've been eating these treats (so I just assumed I was the only one who bought them,) AND they had literally boxes full of product every time I came to Tony's, my heart SUNK when I saw the empty shelf. Sometimes when life rains, it pours, and life has been pouring on me, and seeing that one of the few things I had to look forward to was gone, broke the camel's back. I headed toward customer service, and saw a woman standing in front of customer service (she may have been supervising the self checkout) and I approached her on the verge of tears and explained that they were out of the only thing that brought me joy, and she said "well then, we will find it." That was Angela. Thank you, Angela!!! Truly, an angel! I was expecting judgment, not kindness. I was hoping they had just moved the candy to a different display or something but Angela looked into it and they were completely out (and when I'd been in less than a week earlier, there was still a LOT of product that was about a year away from expiration, so I guess I'm NOT the only one who finds this item irresistible!) So Angela recruited a very kind gentleman named Chris who got my information, placed an order with the vendor, and barely 24 hours later I got a text from Chris that the product was at the store waiting for me. My experience with "customer service" on a whole lately has been that no one seems to care anymore. Or that people do the absolute minimum that they can get away with. I cannot remember the last time I had a company truly care if I was happy with my shopping experience. Angela could have just told me to "go look for the product at other Tony's stores" or online ... but instead she made sure the item would be available at my preferred store. Chris could have just told me "they'll be in some time next week, come in and look" .... but instead, he texted me to let me know when they arrived, and because I couldn't make it into the store that day, he made sure to set side the quantity I need. Again, these are all such small things in the grand scheme of life, but Joy and kindness are so important and so hard to come by these days. Because of the kindness of Andrea and Chris, I'm able to find little bits of joy at the end of the day, as I work my way through this difficult chapter in my life.

I have to give the deli 10 stars. My mother-in-law passed away last month, and I needed two deli…read moretrays the same day (large extended Italian family stopping in and out the whole weekend leading up to the funeral.) They were able to create them. I would never usually ask for special treatment or a short order, and when I did, they delivered. I cannot thank them enough for easing the burden on such a hard weekend. I have shopped there since the Prospect Heights store opened. I love the selection, the workers, and the deals. A good store run by good people.

This a very well run and clean store, and shopping here is always fun!…read morePrices are better than Jewel and we do almost all of our shopping here. We find the staff to be very efficient and hard working. They really go above and beyond at this location. Even when the store is packed (and it often can be) you are checked out very quickly. We are fortunate to have such a community asset in our midst!

Best grocery store. Very good service…read more Affordable food prices. Strategically located in the middle of everything.

Came here for the first time on a Saturday when they had a promotion for a buy one get one at a…read morediscount. A friend of mine convinced me to come here because she absolutely loved it. And I'm so glad I actually listened. It is located in the strip mall with a lot of shared parking however, the businesses that share this trip, Malk are really rather popular so finding parking can be a little bit tricky. The benefit those at all the parking is free. I will see the menu is quite extensive whether you want a bowl or a smoothie or something else. I did opt for a bowl and so did my friend as you can see from the pictures. I have to say everything was super delicious very generous, considering the price and because there was a promotion it was really very generous. I'm glad I wasn't hunting for any particular ingredient as it was listed on the very detailed menu and so I would definitely be coming back here again because it is super fresh very friendly and fast.

Called and asked some questions because I found the menu a bit confusing. The girl was very helpful…read moreand patient describing several items. The açaí bowl was great and tasted fresh. Can't wait to go back.

The famer's market has been around for decades and not much has changed. It has a variety or fruits…read moreand vegetables. When we visited most were from Michigan and there were so many peaches, sweet and juicy. Most of the fruit vendors offered samples of apples. There also are flower, fresh meat and seafood vendors. There are also a few food trucks, acai, Mexican and coffee. It was crowded, which was great to see the support for a local market. The market is run by the Lion's Club - an international club volunteer organization

Some good stalls - fruits and vegetables, etc. The St. Roger's Abby nuns bakery is great but they…read morehaven't shown up yet this year. Why ??? A big negative: too many dogs ! Very annoying Their owners don't keep them away from shoppers. Why do you need to bring your dog to the market? Showing off? The Lions Club ought to prohibit this as some other markets have, before someone get bitten.

I called ahead and asked if an item was in stock. The lady put it on hold for me without me even…read morehaving to ask and helped me find the products I need. Excellent service, clean and tidy shop in the heart of Arlington Heights downtown area.

They have these delicious green tea mints called Lots O' Matcha that are so addicting!! Love them.read more

The best meat in town! I've even had the premade meals…read more Delicious! Except for the Mac and Cheese. Try the stuffed peppers

We love Thuringer's we are there every week. Always pleased…read morewith the product. The tuna salad is good. Never been disappointed. John does a fantastic job.

My workweek is a blur. Between meetings and school drop-offs, our family dinners are a team effort…read moreand usually something quick: air fried chicken, a salad, and fruit. Swap in a different protein each day and you get the gist. Simple, functional, done. But weekends? Weekends are for flavor. That is when I pull out a Japanese cookbook from Mitsuwa or cue up one of those beautifully shot YouTube recipe videos I have saved. The kids rally around, ready to help and ready to veto anything green I might try to sneak in. We read the recipe, make a list, and head to the Saturday farmers market. Open from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, May 10 through October 11, the Arlington Heights Farmers Market is where all my plans unravel in the best possible way. Baby eggplants too cute to leave behind. Crisp pickling cucumbers. Potatoes still dusted with dirt. Peaches so fragrant they announce themselves from a stand away. Sour cherries with a perfect bite. Heirloom tomatoes I did not know existed but now dream about. Basil that perfumes the car ride home. Cherry preserves with no sugar. Lavender honey from bourbon barrels. And I have not even mentioned the cheese. The shopping list goes out the window. Imagination takes the wheel. Dinner becomes an adventure and a memory. If you love food, cooking, or just need a little inspiration, this place speaks your language. The language of romance, but with vegetables.

I've been attending the AH Farmers Market for several years and I am very happy that they seem to…read morehave expanded the amount of vendors! (Palatine used to be a bigger draw for me due to the variety and choices, but AH has caught up!) I particularly love the baguettes from St. Roger's Abbey. The nun selling the bread is a fluent French speaker and I've overheard several French-only conversations with customers. My French is quite pathetic so I just say, "Bonjour!' and "Oui!" This is also a great place to get your fresh produce, cheese, and coffee needs filled. It is conveniently located next to the Memorial Library, so you can check out some books and then get some produce, bread, and coffee. The AH Farmer's Market is a nice way to kick off the weekend in my opinion.

Excellent, albeit very small, Indian grocery store. It is amazing how many products they have…read moremanaged to pack into such a small footprint! I have shopped at several Indian stores, but I like Swagat because the people working there have been very friendly to me and helpful. Prices are good too! They always have everything I need for my recipes, and no shortage of cool new things to try. Whether you are new to Indian cuisine or have grown up with it, you will love this place!

I have going to this place though little away from our house. The prices are really good,everything…read moreis above and beyond expectations. Customer service is above all so good. I would highly recommend this place for Indian groceries.

Quite the selection of Eastern European foods. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly…read morerecommended.

It's great caviar! They have Kaluga which is delicious. They have it fresh and they do have some…read morefrozen. The store is amazing and has lots of your seafood needs!