All the above. Good service. I like the freshness of the food. Lighting and store ambiance that…read moreradiates matter.

We ordered hibachi from Dave's for lunch. For $13 it is a huge portion with plenty for leftovers…read more You get 2 sides of yum yum sauce. The overall flavor of both the meal and the sauce is good for a grocery store, but not as good as you would find from an actual hibachi restaurant. Service is quick and in a food court like setting. You ordered and it is prepared in front of you. 2 people check you out.

Impromptu yet fun visit. Lots of vegetables, meat, and healthy options to choose from. Fresh items…read moreto buy, daily. I visited in December 2025 with my friend fellow Yelper, Olga. We had just come from the Yelpies (Yelp Awards) and I was dropping her off at her apartment but then I saw this market on the way so I stopped in. I had been meaning to visit Fairfax Market for a long time now so I'm glad that I finally got to visit. FOOD -- This is a huge grocery store with lots of food and drink options to choose from, such as snacks, meats (chicken, beef, fish), bread, milk, etc. I heard that they even have cooking demonstrations too. What I bought for all under $11 -- a big bunch of bok choy, 2 small stalks of broccoli, a small Arm and Hammer brand toothpaste, bananas, and 2 packages of tea biscuits. The bok choy was delicious that just recently, in April 2026, I drove by Fairfax and almost thought of going in to buy bok choy but I had a long day and I was too tired to stop. SERVICE -- My friend and I were greeted upon walking inside by a friendly security guard. Checking-out was easy and quick. I will be back whenever I am in the area again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 24/250 total reviews in 2026 - 865 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

I shop here for the first time today and my good experience was destroyed at check out when the…read morelady who is suppose to help you when needed called me by the wrong gender. It angered me and had me wondering if she was blind as I'm obviously a male. Her apology was "things happen." It was only three shoppers scanning and she spent most of her time helping another dude and seemed irritated by my raised hand w/vocal help request. It appears every food market has at least one knucklehead on board. Btw, no cashiers, self checkout only. The food choices were good and had items not seen much in the area, like the lobster balls I copped. There are lots of tables where you can eat. If I worked nearby and got an hour to grub this would be my main lunch spot. I love the ambiance of the store. Being my first time I navigated each aisle to find out where things were. The free parking is as convenient as it gets and you can push your cart out to your car, unlike Marcs.

Gorgeous store and friendly staff. Loved the soup bar and the homemade bread! I wish my local store…read morelooked like this!

Really liked how open and easy it was to get around in this grocery store/bar/}{Restaurant. It was…read morea good place to walk around and experience.

Don't come here!!!!! You're wasting your time…read more The freezers and coolers are constantly broken, and the staff are morons who can't figure out the answer to simple questions. The prices are ghastly high even for a convenience store! I've been to 7-11s in Chicago with better prices (no lie). Their prepared foods are terrible. They may as well just heat frozen boxed food from the freezer section, it would taste so much better. The "buffet" lets food sit in the wells for hours. I'm shocked that the health department didn't shut them down. This is just a crap place all around. Too bad too. It's a great location for a market. The ownership should be publicly tortured.

I don't know why all the reviews are no negative it's breaking my heart. I have been coming here…read morefor a year and a half and all the staff have always been nice, helpful, and friendly. Their prices are expensive but the quality is always there. Thank you constantinos for always being there!

Holy great wall of beer! Great selection of many local craft brews and other craft brews. I picked…read moreup some Hi wire I haven't tried yet and some 21st amendment Sully which I couldn't find except in samplers. I will be back, guaranteed!

Came here in a time of need (the pandemic) and they were fully stocked and had everything I…read moreneeded(and more). The beer selection here is great! Highly recommend

Visiting Cleveland during an unprecedented heat wave and since the West Side market lacks good A/C,…read morea friend recommended these guys. They also have really nice A/C!! :) Small shop, but with an amazing selection of steaks, sausages, cheeses, pork and etc. They also had some fresh vegetables, dry goods such as ketchup, beer, spices and breads. Service at the butcher shop was awesome, I was looking for a few large fillets, the gentlemen chopped them up and air sealed them for the ride home. They tasted amazing! So, when visiting the West Side market, you might want to start here first or at least pass thru on the way out. I think you will be impressed by what they have!!

Great place to shop for artisinal and local goods ranging from black pepper and rosemary crackers…read moreto to-go grass fed beef bolognese and a nice butcher counter as well. The butcher was a wonderful older gentleman who let me taste their most delectable ciccioli which is like a pork terrine with apricots in it. Melt in your mouth good! They also have various other jerky, pork pastrami (super fatty and thick and wonderful), etc. I also got some living arugula and they had a nice selection of produce and root vegetables. This place isn't huge or crammed with products but you will feel good spending your money here and get high quality products in return.

Looks like more needs to be said about this powerhouse in local food! We are in our 3rd year of…read moreboth summer and winter subscriptions. Just signed up for another summer! Much has staid the same since the previous reviews... great weekly newsletter/ online store / bag process for 22 weeks in the summer... and a kind of wonky but refreshing winter subscription... summer starts in June and runs through october... winter picks right up but is only weekly to Turkey day and then changes to every other week. Shopping the online store is like having a farmer's market at your finger tips! Every week they also bring items to the stops for grab and go purchase... but if you really want milk and eggs... order online! They can sell out at the truck. This winter we tried the new Carnivore subscription... over the season smeveryone gets the same cow / pig / poultry and value add (lard, stock, deli meat, sausage, bones) but there is less flexibility... you need to go to the same stop each week. No dietary substitutions... everyone gets pork for example. The only downside to the omnivore winter subscription is the cabbage... lots and lots of cabbage... sauerkraut... more basketball size cabbages... so the carnivore is a nice change while still having access to the store and avoiding out of state protein. They post the newsletters and photos of the weekly bags online and have an epic treasure troce of recipes!

I'd say an update is due, considering how much I talk about FFM on a daily basis!…read more The Winter Share is off the chain--if you're even considering it, do it. I'm a regular Summer Share member (2yrs running) and it's my favorite. However, last year I didn't do the Winter one and this year I did--holy crap was I missing out. Totally worth the price. You pick up weekly bags in the beginning and then switch to once every other week as the cold months kick in. You get tons of winter veggies, greens and then you'll start getting freshly frozen, long-lasting items that store well. Lots of root veg, cheeses, jars of pickled goodness, grains, dried beans (not like those ones you get at the store, trust), pastas and lots and lots of meat! Oh--and if you haven't tried their Thanksgiving Bags, please do so this year. You won't be disappointed.

They had five electric grocery shopping carts for the handicap…read more The bread section was off in a little squared off area on its own. The meat section was set up different. The vegetable section was like it was a bargain Bin store I did not get to check out the rest of the store because by the time I made it to the front and back of the grocery side, I kept almost falling on my face because you only have five handicap carts. I live in a very small town in southern Indiana and our Walmart is so much bigger more organized cleaner. I just couldn't believe this was an actual Walmart.

Since moving to the area a few years ago, I've been here a handful of times. This is the only place…read moreI've been where it's normal to wait 30-45 minutes in line. Maybe an hour if you come at just the wrong time. Self checkouts are never open, yet you still have to show your receipt and get bag checked at the door before exiting. Worst of all, I once tried to use their in store shopping/pickup service (similar to the stellar drive up service offered across the street at Target) and it took someone an hour to come out with my bags. If you're planning to buy ice cream or other frozen/cold goods I'd suggest putting them in a cold bag immediately, so the stuff you're paying hard earned money for doesn't melt as you wait. I'd also consider sending a shopping partner ahead of you in line and then handing them your stuff after you find it. Now, I know I said that each visit here is literally a test of each ounce of patience in one's body. My most recent visit takes the cake. I got in the "line," which was an amorphous blob. Further down the way was a *slightly* separated line with a sign labeled "fifteen items or less." I only had three items, so that should've been ideal. The moment I noticed that my line branched off into the optional less than 15 line was the moment other people were trying to cut in front of me. Thankfully I was able to stop them from actually doing so. As I had to physically hold these people back, I looked around in the hopes of making eye contact with a security guaed. No such luck though. I guess they only hang out near the electronics or in the entryway. Cool. Would it be reasonable to presume that that the term "fifteen items or less" implies some sort of fast lane, or am I the crazy one here? They took over ten minutes to checkout two customers. Then after those people left, another customer took for-freaking-ever because she had... wait for it... way more than fifteen items! What are rules for? Why have a sign that reads "fifteen items or less" of that can't be enforced? Why have security guards standing around at all times if not to back up your employees, who should be enforcing their own rules?? Once again... make it make sense. So, this woman with a lot more than fifteen items took an extra long time to check out because she was still making her final selections. I saw her instruct employees to put things back, then she'd change her mind and ask them to scan something, then she'd have them put it back... again. There was a whole shelf of things she had them put back (as you'll see in the picture I've attached). This absolutely should not have been allowed and was insanely disrespectful to everyone else doing their time in this hellscape of a line/store. When it was FINALLY time for me to check out, about twenty-five minutes had passed. Remember, this store can do far worse. However, due to the constant noice of the people squished in around me and a weird incessant ringing (bell like?) sound throughout the entire store, it felt more like twenty-five years. Remember to bring your cooler bag *and* your earplugs. There were two women behind the checkout. One had just gotten there soon before it was my turn and I assume she was in training or something. That's fine, everyone has to learn! However, I wonder how good of an example the new hire was learning from... as neither of them acknowledged me at all. I know it doesn't take long to ring up three or four items but it felt rude because they were only talking to each other about random unrelated things. The worst part was when they turned to the person behind me and spoke with them, before they had given me a receipt. I felt kind of rude but I had my bag in hand and I wasn't going to wait a second longer, so I had to interrupt them. Remember, you need your receipt to leave this hellscape. I'd known that from past experiences! I was genuinely appalled and frustrated with how they didn't even ask whether I wanted it before greeting the next customer. Why was I in this wal-mart in the first place? I needed a special oil for my bike that would've taken too long to ship via Amazon. I should've just sucked it up and waited. My boyfriend wanted something very specific (a sort of niche outdoor recreational item) and it was only $10 (normally $20) for a limited time. An experience like the one I had here is not worth saving $10. In past trips, I've gone here to get (technically to replace) a well loved string toy for my cats. Now I'll just buy it online. If there's anything you can do, avoid this hellscape at all costs. Target is just across the street and it's miles ahead of this store. The food (esp fresh food like veggies) is better quality and everything is cleaner overall. Plus, they offer a competent drive up service. If you have a bad experience at this store, make sure to utilize the survey code on your receipt. I got a polite but canned response from management- could be proof that someone reads their official feedback.

I really like these grocery stores. I usually go to the one on Broadview, but this one is just as…read morenice. Great place to get some great deals. I prefer to go here over other grocery stores. The staff is always pleasant and the prices are great. Plus, the store is always clean.

This is a new discount grocery store to the area…read more They carried a variety of foods, fresh and frozen. Download the app for coupons and sweepstakes. Conveniently located.

If knowledge is power then you have the ability of an atomic bomb here. Herbs and spices can take…read morethe same set of raw ingredients and turn them into thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of different dishes and the amazing people of Urban Herbs can tell you just about anything when it comes to these incredible jewels of the earth. They know how to use use them and the best applications and can even give you ideas if you are stumped for the age old question of "What's for dinner?". They are so kind and caring. They always remember me and my kids and make me feel welcome and like I'm part of the family. Set in the "quaint" though touristy setting of Cleveland's Westside Market, I would suggest stopping for a photo opp and picking up some lovely ingredients to use for the herbs and spices you just picked up here. You HAVE to stop in and let 'em know 'Becca sent you!

The entire place is a Farmers Market on Steroids. Urban…read moreherbs sells about every kind of Herb you would want. From rare salts to even rarer peppers. Plus the started carrying Big name commercial cookware and cutlery and more. Wife and I hooked on this store