This is a good independent grocery store. It was clean and well organized and had plenty of staff…read more The produce all looked great, and I was able to find everything I needed. The staff was helpful and friendly.

My in-laws from San Juan said to me (verbatim) "this store is more Puerto Rican than any store we…read morehave in Puerto Rico". I think that may all we need to say on this one. Authentic is an understatement.

I just love this place, big clean, very organized huge selections. I mostly come here for the hot…read morefood. OMG They have such a variety of different foods, its like a candy store, you don't know what to choose from. My favorite is the broccoli soup and the Ceasars salads the have like 4 or 5 different ones to choose from. Next time I will have photos

Worse management ever!! I was in line with my groceries on the conveyor and the cashier shuts off…read morethe light and asks me to move to another? Manager was there and just laughed and did nothing! Last time I ever shop there...it's a shame because it used to be a great place now they have children running it.

I love this Westside neighborhood garden and all the good it holds! The Finding Justice Flower and…read moreVegetable Garden at 215 N Kenneth Ave., Garfield Park is a hyperlocal urban farm with seasonally ripe garden produce for purchase by anyone, especially the neighbors. The owner, Ms. Miller, shares her love of growing healthy vegetables and edible medicinal flowers with her dedication to making fresh produce available locally within her community. The farm has been planted, tended and weeded by Ms. Miller with help from local teens and adults. Here you can honor the earth and get nourishing seasonal local vegetables which supports the local economy. In late July I saw Shishito Peppers, collard greens, cabbage, mint, basil, and thyme ready for harvest and for sale to anyone. The Finding Justice Garden website lists all ripe produce throughout the seasons. Swing by and take a look. Get healthy locally grown food right in your community. Also, Taco Tuesdays are a popular delicious event at the garden. Order produce online at https://findingjusticegarden.com. EBT accepted.

What a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference! Fresh, healthy produce with a powerful…read moremission.

This is a Mexican grocery store conveniently within walking distance from the Pink line station and…read moreit has its own parking lot. I got a lot of food and items that I liked! My favorite was the coconut flavor flans and I haven't seen them at other stores. Also got a 1/4 papaya at a reasonable price. Fresh and yummy! Would definitely revisit this place.

This is hands down the best place for produce in the Chicagoland area. Better than Jewel's or…read moreDominick's anytime. They have the freshest fruits at the cheapest prices. Believe me, I've compared. I always leave here with bags and bags of fruit. They also have a great meats, deli, and dairy section. Everything else, i.e. pre-packaged goods (cereal, chips, etc) I feel is overpriced. I mainly come here for the produce. Love the fact that the store is kept clean and that they have tropical music playing to keep you dancing down the aisles.

I actually don't mind this location of Cermak Produce. Its very convenient distance wise, and the…read moreplaza has other good places to shop at. Also a movie theater. The actual grocery store is big and has plenty of room to shop. The selection of produce and meats are well provided- Having also a choice of premarinated or fresh. Most days they do have nice seafood, though not big enough for my liking. Service is always good too, in each department. They are attentive and helpful. It does get quite packed and busy at times. The salsas made there and types are also something to look forward to. Its never enough spicy but you will get flavor, just add more spice yourself. The prices for produce is pocket friendly and for generic items, you'll usually find a sale or possibly a deal. Selection on candy and cookies by the cashiers. Do check out the bakery- desserts, chocolate snacks and even cakes.

Very nice establishment, it is one of my favorite stores here in Chicago. It has a superb selection…read moreof liquor, beer, wine and its cheese fridge. The staff is very friendly and seems to know each customer for their hospitality. So, if you happen to drive past this area, why don't you drop by here at Puerto Rico Food & Liquors, and try their hidden treasures that adults can find, beers.

Friendly neighborhood store. Food is good. Customer service is great. It's been here for along…read moretime. I grew up in this area. Love that we can still see our roots here.

This place is always clean and has the freshest produce. They have people in the floor checking to…read moremake sure the produce and stock is fresh and up to date. They're always so quick to open more registers if they notice long lines. Their hot food selection is huge. I have tried going else where for groceries but always find myself returning to Pete's.

I enjoyed my first visit to Pete's with an elderly client as she shopped here for the first time as…read morewell. They are a tad pricy on produce, but they had deals on some things. I really did peg the store as a place where one shops the sale items and doesn't grab essentials, such as snacks and condiments, as prices on those were really high. Employees were very patient with my client's walker getting in the way when stocking, which I appreciated. She was trying to navigate it all, and it went well even when people stocking made aisles challenging to navigate. The store is very clean. When there, they had some sort of donation promotion going on. When someone donated money, employees at the registers used those loud plastic hand-clackers and one blew a whistle. That was a lot. Not sure if this happens year-round. It's just really loud, and dare I say, a bit obnoxious. Shopping there with someone who startles easily, and is not strong on her feet, made that whole aspect super stressful.

So sad to see this Aldi go downhill. Moldy produce, rotten fish not kept cold enough. It's poorly…read moremanaged, price gouging or checkout needs help as I had multiple errors on prices at check out - tip: check your receipt to make sure you aren't being over charged. Today I was over charged on 6 items. That total came to $30 that they owed me back in fraudulent charges 'not updated' in their system. But I defer to the employees who follow protocol in politeness but could not give a damn about the store or customers... I heard employees talking loudly about how they love when customers don't ask or take their receipts bc they somehow collect points or coupons as one said he scored a "$100 gift card" through his personal joy of seeing a customer misplace it. Also disturbing: mid afternoon on a Saturday I spotted mold growing on the supposed fresh produce...all over the zucchini in plastic wrap - see photo. That mold was growing for days. Also let them know all of their Salmon was bad - I'm talking warm, not even cold, very squishy in texture (rotted) and smelled bad. They said they would take care of it, but that was horrifying. I'll never buy produce here again. Wouldn't trust the meat either. Lastly I was frustrated bc Mgmt took 25 minutes to work out the 6 items I was overcharged on. If you shop here, document the price of everything you put in your cart and carefully monitor the sales screen at check out.. and beware of moldy produce and warm rotting fish...

For me, Aldi is that step down from the larger neighborhood grocery stores, plus lower prices which…read moreI can never complain about. I'am always grateful to have one of these within my neighborhood because I can find the typical things that I normally purchase from a supermarket, plus it's a much more relaxed environment compared to the larger supermarkets. As for this location it's no different than any other Aldi locations throughout the city, and It serves the same purpose and the prices are no different. I haven't been let down yet when I visit this location because I can always find the foods that I eat and crave, so I cannot complain. Luckily, if there are any issues there is a slightly larger grocery store named 'Market Fresh Foods' that sits right next door. Lastly, my recommendation is that if you have one of these in your neighborhood, use it! Plus bring your own bag or you will be limited to their selection of bags, which cost! Many Aldi locations from my observation are easy access from bus and train stops if you do not have your own vehicle. Thomas G

horrible employees. i go here to get some hash browns. (im black) i get in line and the cashier…read morewhos mexican tells me to get in the other line cause he is closed. i get in the other line and he takse 2 more customers. both mexican. so i asked him in front of everyone i thought you were closed. he didnt respond. so i get to talking stuff in the line but not to him cause i would have snapped. the manager WHOS ALSO MEXICAN calls security and has me thrown out and refused to serve me. i asked for the number to report them and she tells me to go look it up. she needs to be fired

Stopped by since it was on my way and needed some groceries and it was OK. they offer plenty of…read morefree parking. They do offer wine so that is a plus. unfortunately they ran out of eggs. not sure why but they were out. The store is not very organized and things are all over the place. But I did like their prices, some things are more expensive in other stores for the same item. not sure if I'll stop by.

Super cute little cafe! Nice amount of seating available. Loved they have a great variety of…read moredrinking chocolates and truffles. Also love that you can get a drinking chocolate flight. This comes in a set of 3 mini sizes. Staff was super accommodating and very patient with my decision paralysis of trying to choose flavors. They had great recommendations and our order was up quickly. Tried the hazelnut, semi sweet, and cardamom rose. Really enjoyed it! The marshmallows are also house made and were delish! Tried the truffle of the week, Baileys and they also had a line of brewery inspired flavors, so I tried the Clementine Cider. One also random star of the show is the well stocked washroom! Equipped with ample space, changing table, baby wipes, diapers, sanitary pads and tampons. Kudos for being well stocked for all the ladies and mamas out there! Can't wait to come back to try the other drinking chocolates!

The semisweet hot chocolate is the BEST hot chocolate I have ever had in my entire life. I also…read moretried the salted caramel drinking chocolate, which is fabulous, and the bittersweet drinking chocolate, which is also good but my least favorite of the three flavors I've tried so far. They always have fun seasonal truffles and marshmallows. The cranberry marshmallows are particularly tasty. I highly recommend this place and applaud them for the courage in their convictions too.