Food court area is great! The service in this area is consistently friendly and looking to help…read more The BBQ, pizza, and sushi all have fantastic food and service for a low price! I do avoid the hot food bar, but the salad bar is a different story. It's super convenient if you're looking for a cheap side salad with your meal. I usually get a small container of salad with chicken, bacon bits, and a bunch of veggies on it for two bucks! Check out the calendar at the front end of the store for deals and events! The rest of the store is nice, but nothing much to mention.

Hadn't been to this store for a few years. I remember it as an "upscale" place. We would eat lunch…read morethere and shop. Now it's a dump, dirty and run down. Shelves were empty, the produce section was easily beaten by Jewel. I will not return, yikes!

Just moved to an apartment near here, and I am so glad to have place for a quick healthy bite to…read moreeat--soups are great!

Still out visiting many Whole Foods for organic ethically sourced cotton clothing for me…read more Whole Foods is the most expensive place for it I am not finding unique items from location to location

First time here and manager were being rude I will never come back here again. Rude serviceread more

We usually LOVE everything we get here. This time ready to eat Eggplant Parmagian dinner normally…read moremy favorite TERRIBLE!!! Literally could not eat and threw away. Don't know if bad Eggplant or old, will try one more time hopefully was a fluke

Meijer Unicorn Vanilla Iced Doughnut: Although there are plenty of specialty doughnuts that I enjoy…read moremore, one of my favorite types of "basic" doughnuts is vanilla iced yeast/raised doughnuts. For a grocery store bakery, I've been impressed with the doughnuts at my local Meijer (although the selection is sadly wildly inconsistent). Walking past the bakery, I did a double take when I spotted these unicorn doughnuts. They looked incongruous in a grocery store and more like something I'd find at a gourmet doughnut shop or artisan bakery. Being a dude, I'm not really into unicorns, but these doughnuts looked too spectacular to pass up. At the risk of being called a girlie man by Arnold, I surreptitiously nabbed one from the display. Not only were the doughnuts coated in sweet vanilla icing, but there was also a thick and colorful buttercream mane. I found the dough to have a nice thick and chewy texture while also being light and pillowy. The flavor was a combination of butter in the body of the dough, along with vanilla from the icing. Unlike some chains (Dunkin), the layer of icing was thick and satisfying and that's before factoring in the extra frosting. These mythical doughnuts are Doughboy approved , but can we get something manlier next time? Doughboy_Food_Reviews

I would like to give the store 2 starts because of my horrible experienced today with a customer…read moreservice lady Elizabeth . I had a disappointing experience at the customer service desk. I initially went there to request a price adjustment and then asked to purchase a Mega Millions lottery ticket. While I was filling out the ticket, the employee moved to another register to assist a different customer. When I finished, I informed her that I was ready. Instead of explaining the process calmly, she raised her voice and told me to go to the back of the line again . I explained that I have a disability and difficulty walking, which was apparent while I was moving around the store, but I did not feel that my circumstances were handled with patience or courtesy. I speak with an accent , I don't understand why such a rude attitude against me, when she saw me having difficulty walking. why if I have a disability elizabeth customer service wanted for me to go back in line , when I was in line first . I have never had anyone treated me without respect and I hope the store manager sees this posted , and provided appropriate customer human services guidance !

Pete's Market has a wide selection and variety of foods. They have a substantial amount of prepared…read moreand hot foods. They look like they typically have excellent fresh produce. I really enjoy the Pete's Market grocery stores.

Went in with my family with the intention of restocking our drinks. tea, soda juice etc. I had an…read moreidea of where things were but this was my second time inside the store so I wasn't totally sure. Halfway through the store I noticed a white skinny tall guy following us. I stopped and he stopped, I walked he walked. Twice he got in my way. So I stopped and watching him, walk by. Sure enough he turned around to watch where we were going. So I told him, are you following us, he said no, and I told him you're acting weird. And he left us. I was so annoyed that I grabbed 2 more items and went to checkout. Of course he checked out as well 2 glass bottles of drinks to prove something. but didn't leave the store, so he's very obviously employed to follow people around. It felt uncomfortable and weird being profiled. I won't be returning.

All food service and the employees are welcoming and respectful .There food is always fresh and top…read morequality

Whole foods prices with half the quality. I never knew the slumlord special could be applied to…read morepastries.

Love it here. Always bring a quarter for your cart…read more Very clean. Relatively small store, but has almost everything I need. Fun rotation of seasonal foods and products. Although, sometimes if you don't buy them right away, you may regret it as you won't see them for another year. Choceur chocolates, and the cheesecake are incredible must have treats. The staff is always willing to accommodate and the checkout is super fast. And for some odd reason, even the customers seem friendlier. Honestly, I'd give it 4. But it's only because it does not have a deli and perhaps more seasonings and spices that I would not read it a 5.

This location of fast expanding ALDI chain of grocery stores has been eagerly anticipated by my…read moreMIL, so took her on a quick trip on a Thursday. It is a free standing building, located within the strip mall in downtown Bartlett. Because the building was newly built, they modeled it as the new generation of Aldi stores and it set-up exactly the same way as the store that recently opened near our home in Long Beach, CA. It's a very modern store, with a ton of self checkout lines. They still have the quarter-enabled shopping carts (you need a quarter to unlock a shopping cart, and you get it back when you return it), but now they accept credit cards. The prices are still really good, and it had probably the best selection of meat and produce I've seen at an Aldi. It had a good selection of gourmet cheeses, and even picked up a couple bottles of their house brand of wine (Winking Owl).

I miss the Caputo's in Downers Grove and stop in this location when I am in the area. Great…read moreselection of fruits and vegetables. The baked goods and cookies are my favorite. My tip is to check the sales flyers, many products are on sale and you might not realize the savings!!

Since this location opened just a few blocks from our home, Caputo's quickly became our go-to…read moreneighborhood market. My husband shops there at least three times a week, which says a lot about how much we've relied on it over the years. We genuinely like this store, but lately we've noticed a decline in the quality of the produce. Things like tomatoes appearing shriveled or, at times, even moldy. It's disappointing, especially for a place we trust for everyday shopping. I also attempted to place an order for Easter dinner, something we've done many times in the past. Prices have increased quite a bit, so this year I decided to keep it simple and order just the lamb. The online system didn't allow me to select the date I needed, so I called for help. That's where things became frustrating. I spoke with Chef Jose, and communication was difficult. I asked if he spoke Spanish, since it's my native language and I thought it might help. His response felt dismissive, mentioning he speaks Italian and other things, but the interaction itself came across as borderline rude and unhelpful. That impression was later echoed by the front desk, who suggested I contact another chef. Chef Doug, on the other hand, was the complete opposite. Even though we played a bit of phone tag, he consistently followed up with a helpful and kind attitude, which I truly appreciated. Overall, this is still a market we want to love. It has been part of our routine and community. But between the recent produce issues and inconsistent customer service, it has been a bit disappointing compared to what it once was. I'm hopeful they find their way back to the quality and warmth that made them our favorite local market in the first place. BTW, one must place the order all the way to the paying screen to be able to select the desire pick up date.