Jewel-Osco what can I say it's a grocery store they have everything you want though and the prices…read morearen't too bad people work in their friendly and helpful if you need help finding something. In this supermarket you can find local fruits and vegetables, in addition to the generous offers that it sometimes makes. This supermarket is distinguished from many because it has a stand of articles or souvenirs of Chicago. And the area of ​​sweets, cakes or breads is crazy, not suitable for people who eat gluten-free. Overall, this jewel is a great location. Parking can be frustrating but that's not really Jewel's fault.

Went in this morning, I did self-checkout, has the ad page I was using, didn't ring up the woman…read morecame over I think her name was Annette, she was as rude as can be! She said "Is that this week's ad? Told her yes and that I had the same problem 2 days ago. It seemed like I was bothering her. This store has gone way downhill. I will not put up with attitudes like that.

I've been coming here for a while for groceries after I get off of work. So far my experiences have…read morebeen very pleasant and the staff are very helpful, the place is clean, organized. My favorite part of the store is the sushi, it's the BEST sushi I've tried compared to other marianos I've been, I will continue coming here!

We have occasionally dropped into this Mariano's when in the area but I apparently never bothered…read moreto review it. Anyway, one tidbit here is that this store was actually Mariano's #1 and the very first Mariano's to open, and that was way back in July 2010. Otherwise, it's a typical Mariano's with a few exceptions. For one, it doesn't have a bar for whatever reason. Another somewhat unique feature is their liquor displays are all encased in locked glass cabinets and an attendant needs to be called if one wants to make a purchase. I don't know if they had a theft issue here (and Arlington Heights is one of Chicago's better and relatively crime-free suburbs), but that's the first time I've seen that at any Mariano's. The other noteworthy difference is their customer lounge area is quite small. Anyway, none of these aspects keeps us from doing our good Mariano's shopping here and that's my Yelp report, y'all.

Like everyone else, I waited quite a while for this store to open - hoping that it would bring more…read morechoices in the area (there's actually a lot of grocery options nearby, but the items carried are quite similar). While the opening of this store did bring something different, I'm not sure it was exactly the different that I was hoping for. The big draw of Amazon Fresh is probably in its tech. There's Alexa throughout the store to give you guidance and nice digital signage throughout. This does give the store a more modern feel, though having been to other Amazon Fresh locations, I was hoping that it would feel a bit more futuristic now. However in this regard, Amazon Fresh just feels very similar to whole foods with a bit lower prices and different brand options. In terms of the cart, this is where I wish that it were improved a bit. I'm not sure that the scanning is really significantly better than what they've had in the last few years, which for me makes this process not a smooth and effortless as it could be with even better technology. The initial setup is also still a bit confusing for newcomers who may find the pairing process with the cart a little confusing without someone to point out where to find the links on the interface. Similarly, without a little guidance on the self-checkout process, it can be a bit confusing as well. The food selection here is pretty standard for an Amazon Fresh, which isn't too different from what you'd expect to find at Jewel. There are different pricing levels available, with a lot of the most competitive items being store brand with Prime pricing. Overall selection seems to be quite good in the dry goods and frozen items -- I was a bit disappointed in some of the fresh items as I was hoping for more in-house items in the bakery and a bit larger selection of ready-to-eat items. While they don't have a bad selection, many local grocery stores have a substantial number of cakes, breads, meats, entrees, etc. available to easily pickup and very competitive prices. This alone may keep me from visiting more often as having a variety of these convenient entrees is important for my busy work schedule and fresh bakery items / cakes is important for my busy social schedule. Overall, interesting new option in the area for groceries. While not bad, it doesn't meet my needs as good as I'd hoped at the time of this writing - however the overall store cleanliness, generally competitive prices, and use of newer technologies is something that's still not common at other grocery stores yet.

Ok, so let's get things straight. This is the grand opening. Things are going to be a bit jank. I'm…read morenot deducting points for computer issues or issues with the ambience. Though they are noted. On entry staff greet visitors. I assume this will be normal ongoing activity at least while the store is newer and people are still integrating DashCarts into their lifestyle. Inside of the store is ample space to move even with a high throughput of customers. THROUGHPUT is important here. The store is BUSY but the customer flow is fast and people are quick moving inside. The noise level is above average, Yo Amazon, will ya turn down the ambient music? People are trying to think in here! I can't hear myself think let alone run a register with these noise levels! The self checkout systems are decent though the hardware needs serious work. Touch screens take way too much force to activate. Scan guns don't pick up in store codes easily not for clients nor associates. It doesn't matter who is running the register. These screens and guns need to be calibrated, full stop! Thank goodness the staff here are astonishingly polite and helpful. A staff agent followed us through the entire self checkout and took note of problems with the checkout system. Hopefully these issues will be worked on. Sushi was good and fresh. I'll definitely return for groceries here as long as prices stay competitive and for the love of god. Fix those self checkouts and the scanner guns in general. The whole stores scanners suuuuck

I have not been to Meijer for a while. With some dietary restrictions, we used to go to Meijer as…read morethey carried a wide variety of dairy free and gluten free options. While they still do have option, there are fewer choices. While Meijer sells so many different kind of goods - clothing, garden products, etc., we really focus on their food. I can't comment on the other items they stock. Like many other large discounters, finding help when you need it is difficult. They are so large, and carry so many different items, it can be difficult to find what you are looking for. For product selection, they are very good (in general). For service, I'm afraid they are like shopping in Walmart. So, overall, it was an okay experience. If you need something, they probably have it.

Meijer is a massive grocery store with a complete grocery section, apparel, electronics, and…read morehardware. It originated in Michigan. It has wide aisles to accommodate multiple shopping carts The lighting is bright and signage is clear. Prices are competitive and they have a large selection of items. They have a decent liquor selection. There prices for dairy items, canned goods, pet supplies are reasonable, Their meats and seafood never look appealing to me. During my most recent I purchased a bottle of olive oil for a penny!!!

I use the pick up service. I love it!......they are always done a head of time. very friendly…read moregroup.

This Jewel-Osco in Rolling Meadows is a favorite late night grocery stop for my husband and I. It's…read moreopen late - until midnight and conveniently located. All of the shelves are stocked and we're able to get staples like milk and bananas easily and quickly. The prices are competitive with other grocery stores. I highly recommend the Jewel-Osco in Rolling Meadows.

Went to the Deli on a Sunday morning. I was amazed how fast they were about making up 2 orders of…read morechicken wings. Joe is the BEST! He's gets the job done right! Of course the season workers are great in ALL the departments. They have regular staff that always go above and beyond! Thanks

Jewel stores are all over the Chicagoland area. You can find one in almost every town and city…read more This one, in north Arlington Heights is better than most. It's clean and well stocked. Like other Jewels, their produce is very good. Although the selection of varied produce items isn't great, they stock the basics of what you need. If you want a wider variety of fresh produce, you should go to Valli Produce. This store is well laid out making things pretty easy to find. I like their deli counter for their selection of Dietz and Watson cold cuts and their salad selection is large. I don't buy from their bakery often, but have been happy with the quality of baked goods when I have. I have not tried the meat/fish counter at this location so can't speak to that. Like all other Jewels, my big complaint is about their high prices. You can go to Aldi and walk out with similar items for a fraction of what you pay at Jewel. But, for a wide selection, in the Chicagoland area, Jewel can't be beaten.

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've lived in Arlington Heights for twenty years and all my kids went to Hersey High School (across…read morethe street) and today was my first time at Tony's! 1. It is the largest grocery store I've ever been to--it is HUGE like Costco! 2. The prices are mid level--generally cheaper than Jewel, more than Aldi. (The meat prices are very good, but not 100% sure about the quality) 3. Has a multicultural feel. In my 20 minutes there, I saw a few black folks, a few Indian folks, a bunch of Hispanics, and a few other white folks. Overall, I'd recommend Tony's.

I am still very fond of going to El Barrio. They have a great selection of produce and of Hispanic…read moreand other ethnic food items. They have a very nice meat counter where you can get things you don't see in other supermarkets. Their gem, though, it the Taqueria in the back. They make their meals to order and their portions are huge for the money they charge. And, on Tuesdays and Thursday are their three taco specials; you get three enormous tacos and a canned soda. This time, we had a variety of Al Pastor, Carnitas, and Carne Asada. We also ordered a guacamole and chips. Their chips are great. The guacamole was not the best I've had, though. That didn't affect my rating, though. As always, we didn't finish our meals - the portions are really that large. So, we brought home our leftovers.

I stopped by El Barrio Fresh Market and decided to try their taco counter. I ordered three items: a…read morechicharrón taco, a steak taco, and a chile relleno for about $13 total. The tacos were generously topped with fresh cilantro and onions, and the salsa had a really good flavor. The chicharrón taco was decent, although it was served only mildly warm rather than piping hot. The steak taco had good flavor but was a bit dry. I took the chile relleno home and ate it later. While it was filling, I noticed it wasn't prepared with the traditional cheese I typically expect in a chile relleno, which was a little disappointing. Overall, the food was okay for the price and the portions were fair. The salsa was probably my favorite part of the meal. While I wasn't blown away and probably wouldn't go out of my way to return specifically for the tacos, it could be a convenient option if you're already shopping at the market and looking for a quick bite.

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!

Remarkable what Trader Joe's has done…read more They get dinged a point for still not carrying pirate booty and frooty booty. Those were classic TJ OG snacks. Prices here are outperforming local competitors. Patronage is high volume Trader Joe's is taking a high throughput low margin strategy and it's working. No aldi cheapness Just plain locally sourced food for cheap. The store layout hasn't changed much over the years. Same loud warehouse.