This is my second time here. Always enjoy visiting here even though it's packed. This time I…read morestopped by the international fruits section and grabbed an egg fruit. Always like to grab something new and different that I wouldn't have the chance to get in any other international stores. The prices are fair and it reminds me almost of a Costco and a World Market. You could easily spend half a day here browsing all of the stalls. Definitely recommend visiting if you haven't before!

This is a place you need to experience to understand. Part grocery store, part toy store,…read moreinternational food, multiple bars, animatronics, themed bathrooms, you name it. The aisles are color coded and numbered to assist with way finding which is helpful as at some point you will separate from your party and need signposts to find them again.

I haven't had such an enjoyable experience spending money in a long time…read more Not only got some beautiful plants but some new tips with a smile and great service! They continue to excel! I wouldn't dare go anywhere else! Honestly, I confidently, personally, guarantee them! Come see me if you aren't happy

It is a beautiful place too visit if you are in this part of Ohio you won't regret your stop bring…read morefriends and family with you it will be an awesome time with lots off Great memories!!!

I started shopping here way back when it was Discount Produce. Their selection of fruits and…read morevegetables is amazing. You know that nothing sits around, because there's always at least one person restocking, and usually more than one. Their deli section is great, and they have a huge variety of cheeses.. Everyone in the store is always ready to help. i'm so happy to have a great, locally own store so close to home.

Country Fresh Market is located on Vine St. not far away from Ronald Reagan. There is plenty of…read moreparking l9t parking. Fresh fruits and veggies, a deli and a great wine and beer selection with wine tasting on some Fridays for a very reasonable price. It's a smaller grocery store but the selection and quality is great. The wait wasn't long and everyone took the time to ask me how my day was or if I needed help with anything.

I stopped here today to see what's out in their nursery. Pretty much the same as others, pansies…read moreand a few other cold variety spring plants. But I have to say their little store inside is the best if you are looking for jams, sauces, dressings, real honey etc. Their produce is beautifully arranged and fresh and a nice variety of mushrooms!

The best fruit and vegetable market on the east side of Cincinnati and the nursery and the choice…read moreof flowers is unmatched

This Aldi is never very busy (in comparison to Ridge where I'd usually go), and I appreciated that…read more It's not as updated as some others (the worker told me they were supposed to get the updates - like self-checkouts - but then plans changed and more effort is being given to opening new stores) but it still has all the Aldi deals and helpful workers.

Maybe it's me but I'm not a fan of this store. I stopped in 8 years ago and haven't been back until…read morethis weekend. Again, I wondered what the hype is about. There isn't much selection for the size of the store. I was surprised at how little produce and meat they carry. I picked up a few items and my daughter grabbed a couple. The cashier never said a word, even after we said, "Hello". Not very friendly. This is a grocery I will continue to skip.

Back in Finneytown when I was growing up, my parents would refer to Athena Foods by the name of the…read morewoman who owned the shop back then: Audrey's. As in "We need to go to Audrey's, we're running out of feta," the plastic vat of brine-bathing cheese dangerously light. Or "Where's Baba [Dad]?" "He went to Audrey's for olives and glika [sweets]." (The man's lifeblood). The store also used to carry VHS tapes from Greece and cassettes for purchase and rental, as well as icons and church incense. Upon my return to Finneytown for the first time since I was a teenager, my husband and I stopped by Audrey's (no longer technically Audrey's, the store's switched owners twice since the nineties; it is now owned by another member of the significant Greek community in the area). The store hasn't changed in size--it is not big at all--and not much in appearance either, although it is clean-looking and smelling and a little less cluttered than I remember. Its selection, while certainly not enormous, is delightfully varied for its smallness. Beyond feta and olives, the store also carries: *a wide range of different jams (we nabbed an intriguing fig and sesame jam to take home) *candied fruits and nuts, from rose petals to pistachios to eggplant--yes, candied eggplant--to quince to figs to lemons to walnuts. As my grandpa says, Greeks will candy anything, including goat poops, if they were to be so inclined. *halvas (different brands and different flavors: pistachio, cocoa-swirled, almond) *a couple of cases of imported juices in flavors like tart cherry and apricot *pantry staples including dried and canned beans, tahini, a number of shapes and sizes of macaronis, trahana made with both sweet and sour milk, olive oils, and vinegars *imported cookies and crackers (sweet and savory) and pasteli/sesame candies from Greece and throughout the Middle East *prepared foods, including Lenten faves, like spanakorizo The fun items and friendly service made my return, over a decade later, memorable and sweet. Stop in for pantry staples, and pick up some unique prepackaged imported goods to try while you're in.

It's a great product and I can't get it on the West Coast. Every so often World Market had it on…read morethe shelves.

Last year a Holiday Package of Clearbrook Farms jams was mistakenly delivered to my house. I…read morecalled them to let them know about the error and they told me they'd correct the error, but to keep the package! Yes! This was secretly what I was hoping for. I love jam, but I don't really buy any since my pantry is typically well-stocked with my grandma's homemade jams and jellies. These Clearbrook jams were a treat! Each jar I open seems to be better than the last. I first opened the Strawberry. Great, fresh flavor. Bright red color. I even used it in the icing for a Strawberry/Cream Cheese cake. The color held in the icing. Second, I opened the Red Tart Cherry. Cherry jam holds a special spot in my heart since I love my grandma's cherry jam made from cherries picked out of her own tree. This one did not disappoint. I used it for buttered toast and PB&Cherry Jam Mantou. I even used it for my highest Jam Honor - on my homemade whole wheat bread. I was sad the day I ran out. I wasn't sad for long because that was also the day I opened the Marion Blackberry jar. Seedless. Intense. I first put it in some greek yogurt for breakfast. Bullseye. It was a perfect match. I'm currently in the process of finding other uses for this awesome Blackberry jam. Clearbrook products can be found around the city at places like Servatii's, Sur La Table, Graeter's, etc. They make finding them easy with a 'product locator' on their website. Even though the price points are a little higher, the jars will last for up to a year in the fridge (yeah, good luck making it last that long) and so far I've found success throwing them into different recipes and confections. The website indicates that you do not need to store the preserves in the fridge as long as you keep them well sealed and free of any foreign particles. I didn't take this advice because, well, that's weird to me. Unfortunately, the cherry jam crystallized a little. It was a bummer. Maybe next time I'll have the guts to store at room temperature.

Last minute Christmas shopping - took a chance even tho it looks like for commercial sales only…read morefrom outside. The owner couldn't have been nicer and they have gift baskets ready to go!! I was in and out in minutes!!

The Rhinegeist beer basket was a hit for friends missing Cincinnnati!! Thank you. We also love the…read morehigh ball Cincinnnati glasses - makes bourbon taste even better!! Cheers and happy holidays.

This store is one of my favorite places to go for vegetables that I use often. Prices are…read morereasonable, too. I like the bakery items, especially the variety of egg free cake slices. The samosas taste good, so I usually buy several with the intent to freeze them, but usually eat all of them. If you love legumes, you'll find quite a variety. I also buy incense and health and beauty products there. The store is clean and well organized. However, help with finding items or seeking answers to questions is a coin toss.

The mecca of Indian food ingridients. I came here initially for green mangos and went home with…read more$100 worth of goodies. They have $1 samosas, homemade roti, gulab jamun and a whole lot more of variety of produce and snacks. I will definitely will be back

I know of at least 4 Indian grocery stores in the Cincinnati area - Bombay Grocers tops the list…read more Great selection of authentic foods, excellent quality, reasonable pricing. The staff are very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. It's a bit of a drive for me from Liberty Twp but well worth the time.

Amazing. Best store in Sharonville. The service was excellent and the products were in tip top…read moreshape. the Food and chips were very good. It was peaceful and very sigma.