Very unsanitary. Vegetables not fresh . Dirty floors and terrible customer service! Not only that…read morethe lady is rude. Give zero stars if I could . Do not shop here Go to Lotte market instead . The man and the woman at Customer service need Customers Service training desperately!

There's a very wide variety of Asian and Hispanic ingredients here. It's nice that they're able to…read moresource some fruits that other groceries typically aren't able to like cherimoya, mangosteen, and longan. I haven't gotten meat here before, but it all looks fresh. The only downside is once you start getting close to the seafood section all you'll be able to smell is fish. The last time I went I got some plantains and they fried up nicely.

They had the best tiramisu I've ever had in my entire life. The workers were gracious enough to…read morekeep the last piece on hold and also offered us utensils to eat it. They were great and they made some great tiramisu. It was so creamy and it melted in my mouth with none of the usual bitter taste. The ambiance was wonderful and it was a 10/10 experience.

How have I not written a review for Shields Market? Love this gem in the heart of the Fan. A great…read morestop for picking up things to satisfy your sweet tooth, like I did today with a Nightingale's Ice Cream Sandwich and brown butter cookie. Or maybe you're looking for a grab-and-go meal? Or deli meat and cheeses? Or beer? Friendly neighborhood spot right across from Joe's.

I was looking for fresh fush since I moved to Richmond. I love the variety they have. The cleaning…read moreprocess is hassle free too. This is my go to place to get my fish from now on

Omg!! I never thought I'd get excited about a grocery store! This market has so much to offer and…read moreitems are reasonably priced! I love to cook "exotic" dishes, and I could find all of ingredients here. The aisles are labeled so things are easy to find. There's plenty of staff to help you as well. They even have a restaurant type place inside. We took a look at the menu, and it seemed like they offer lots. It smelled delicious! The fruit selection was so huge and was fresh. I browsed each aisle so I'd know what to get on my next visit. I can't wait to go back!

Sun-shelter parking! How awesome is that? I'm traveling this week for the Fourth of July and…read morevisiting my hometown, and this, ahem, relatively new location, replacing the Pleasant's Hardware. As I said, they have sun sheltered parking off to the left of the main parking, a great option when it's 99 degrees outside, and a decent rain shelter too, though it would be a bit imperfect. The store is typical Whole Foods though a tad smaller than the location I'm used to, it still has great options for vegetables especially organic, and other healthy items like kombuchas and limited ingredient prepared foods and some great meat and cheese options. I asked for directions to find an item on the shopping list and had a friendly response, and our checkout person was friendly and helpful too. The market was busy and but not overcrowded and there is a lot of space around the perimeter (they say shop the perimeter for the best foods and WF seems to have given thought to giving you more room for that and a tad less for the aisles, a decent approach for my tastes. They were having an issue with their freezers on this day but had the wherewithal to direct customers to the location the frozen items had been moved to, a very customer-friendly move. The AC kept things nice and cool inside on a very hot day. And the meat department was even more chilled. From my Mother, While WF can be a bit more expensive, they offer Prime Deals often and carry a 365 prime brand that is dependably low priced and high quality. Watch for a once a year ice cream discount too!

Our plan was to use the bathroom and then eat. The restroom says you have to use a code in your…read morereceipt. Talked to the one person up there who said she couldn't give us the code. We left without eating there. That's bull.

I saw on Facebook that Glen Allen Supermarket has daily meals each week Monday through Thursday. We…read morecalled this morning to order the pork medallions with wild rice and a dessert. We had no idea what to expect and we were pleasantly surprised. The food tasted fresh and homemade with a major comfort food vibe. The dessert wasn't described but we received a chocolate cake that was so good. A quick stop to pick up the meal and dinner is served! The staff from ordering to pick up were friendly. Can't wait to see what's on the menu for next week!

Tucked away in old Glen Allen, this market is a local-family-owned & managed gem that has all of…read morethe staples, some gourmet items (McCutcheon's Beets!), freshly prepared foods (great chicken salad and deviled eggs!) and daily lunch menus, local honey, veggies & amazing homemade desserts, great craft beer & wine selections (many Virginian), we love their cut-2-order meats and get all of our special holiday tenderloins, rib-roasts and steaks here. Great service and very welcoming, the Abernathy's store has a small-town vibe and reminds me of home, great market!

Just updating my review to say their to-go salads are quite yummy. I needed a quick dinner option…read moreand to grab some wine before heading over to a friend's for a board game night. I really loved the chicken salad and enjoyed the Israeli cous cous salad. They also have a lot of seating near the front if you want to eat one of their premade meals there. This is an upscale grocery store, so do know that the prices are quite high. However, you are getting quality and a lot of local products which is really nice. I normally come for their natural and organic wines. They have a nice under $15 section. Their Ellwood Thompson labels by the wines are also super helpful for me. I tried an orange wine I normally wouldn't have because one of their notes. This is my go to quick stop for wines.

We stop by here to get something yummy for heading to a park. Like Maymont or Forest Hill. They are…read morea place that you can buy a lot of organic foods, herbs, and essential oils and such. They also have an amazing food counter with healthy options and a place to sit and enjoy your meal. They have a private meeting room for classes and such they also have a wonderful healthy smoothie section.

Great selection of fresh, organic, and local products, plus a very convenient location…read more I've seen some comments about the service...One thing I really appreciate about Good Foods Grocery is that it employs many individuals with autism, creating opportunities for people who are often overlooked. It means a lot to me and makes shopping here an even more positive experience!

My favorite natural organic grocery store! Though not as big…read moreas regular grocery stores, it has a big impact on variety of vitamins, hygiene products, food, snacks and a cold & hot bar section with grab n go smoothies! Service is always great with friendly helpful staff and the atmosphere is just calm and relaxing!

I saw rave reviews about the nightingale ice cream sandwiches so I had to give it a try. We went to…read morenorth side gourmet which is where they are sold. They are located at the front of the store in the freezer by the windows. WOW! They had a ton of flavors and it was so hard choosing which to get. We met the owner Faizal who was super friendly and talked to us about these popular ice cream sandwiches. After staring at the freezer for a few minutes trying to decide on flavors we all ended up with 5 ice cream sandwiches - 2 strawberry shortcakes, pecan pie, miso churro & peach cinnamon. We got to the car and ripped them open. They got soft quick so be sure to eat them up quickly. These ice cream sandwiches were huge. Both sides of the sandwiches were thick and chewy and the ice cream in the middle was stacked full giving you that perfect bite. The flavors were all so so good!!! My fave though would probably be the strawberry shortcake which had chunks of strawberries in it. The pecan pie was very good too, my fave ice cream flavor is butter pecan so I knew I would love the pecan pie flavor. Can't wait to try more of these and we will definitely be back to north side for their full stock of them! Aside from the ice cream sandwiches this place was stocked with so many other items and food!! Check it out if you need some groceries and be sure to grab an ice cream sandwich too!

WARNING: this place is NO longer Northside Gourmet. They do NOT deserve the rating of the old…read moreplace. The new owners (of this once-legendary NPR-famed purveyor of exciting and diverse global delicacies, where one used to be able to write whatever they wanted from all over the world on a whiteboard and have it ordered imminently, and where any kind of delightful non-alcoholic beverage nestled among the eclectic selection, as well as local and organic fare) have taken a true golden goose of a rare gem and for whatever reason slaughtered her and replaced her with the same kind of dog feces convenience outlet that sits on every corner of the city. Yes, where the labyrinthine snaking crowded endless aisles of NG once displayed the glory of the globe and local goods alike for a fair price in innumerable delicious and holistic forms unfound for purchase anywhere else in the city, now we have a paltry fraction of the aisles left in a near-empty redundant hole of drug paraphernalia, crappy booze, and mass produced American snack products. The unbelievable lack of foresight underscoring the new owners punching a gift horse in the mouth by replacing a famous-for-good-reason slice of multicultural perfection that was sorely needed and wanted, and beyond popular, with absolute BS one can get literally anywhere else not worth the "novelty" of 24-hour crapola, was well summed up by the new clerk shilling it as I wandered stunned in my miserable foray of this corpse of my favorite store today: "Kombucha? Never heard of it" said he. It was in every flavor and wholesome brand and size but you got rid of it. "Local scents? Not anymore." Pity. Seeing a lonely paneer leftover from the golden days, I brought it to the register. "Ew, what is this cheese? From India you say? I prefer American cheese. American cheese is the best" said he. Ah, makes perfect sense, I thought -- that tracks, with you turning a beautiful joy into garbage, that you would prefer plastic American cheese to traditional paneer. It's what the place is now -- pitiful trash, like plastic cheese. STEER CLEAR, AND HOPE FOR ABANDONMENT, AND PRAY FOR THE REBIRTH OF A NEW TRUE GOURMET SOMEDAY.