Heinen's Brecksville offers an elevated shopping experience. Even more so than other local Heinen's…read morelocation in my experience. I stopped in mid-week to grab some of my quirky essentials (bananas, avocados, juice, and Icelandic yogurt). It was my first experience at this location, and I was pleasantly surprised. One of the first things you notice when you walk in is their flower selection with gorgeous in-season flowers. On this visit, they looked especially fresh. The bakery at Heinen's is another highlight. Lots of decadent pastries and tortes with fruit. The store also had new products such as Amabie beverages (with seasonal Sakura)! New My only surprise is that Heinen's did not have a wide assortment of plant-based/vegan cheese that my friend wanted to buy on our visit. They only had three kinds compared to a huge assortment of regular cheese. It was a bummer! The service was cordial, and checkout quick. Few things to consider while visiting this location. Entrance to the plaza is a bit complicated to find, follow your GPS. The store has two entrances, remember where you parked for a quicker visit. More importantly, don't sleep on Heinen's events. I was able to attend chocolate night (with Malley's) while shopping at this location. It was such a sweet treat of nostalgia, chocolate, and history. And yes, this location has Malley's chocolate

I will let my BBB complaint detail why we won't be going back. Owner apologized but we won't be…read moregoing back. BTW the heirloom tomatoes that we were refused the $5 reward were mushy and turning which is why I picked a half rip one. Better prices and service and fresh produce elsewhere. 3-1-26 I received the attached email from Heinen's. A similar offer message also appears on the bottom of receipt #1. "Thank you for being a Tasteful Rewards member. We are thankful you continue to choose Heinen's. Enjoy this reward on us! Free Tomatoes Any bulk or packaged variety. Includes organic when available. Save up to $5 off per household. Must redeem in a single purchase. In-store only. Expires 03/31/26" I chose an heirloom tomato that weighed close to one pound ($4.99 a pound). Completed our shopping and checked out. When the male cashier asked for payment at the final tally I questioned him why the $5 off had not been applied. He said something about if this was organic and why it did not apply. I asked him to double check and showed him our email from Heinen's and rather than calling for a manager or supervisor he pointed to his screen and insisted the heirloom tomato was not covered. So I told him to wait as me and another employee returned back to produce and I picked out some other tomatoes. Returned to the register and found out that this cashier had charged my wife for the remaining produce less the tomato. He had left and closed his register. Reference attached receipt #1. Went to customer service and complained to the male employee. Just got an OK and he turned his back to us. Checked out and paid for the tomatoes. Complained to the female cashier. Nope, no supervisor or manager ether. Have a good day! Reference attached receipt #2. Reviewing receipt #1 shows there is absolutely no record of the heirloom tomato ever being entered on the register. Mind you, that cashier was already asking me for cash or credit card. Would not any revisions on the receipt for errors or omissions have required a manager or supervisor's approval code and would not there have been a record on the receipt, especially since everything had been tallied? Not so here. ========================================= MESSAGE: I appreciate the customer bringing this to our attention. I apologize for the associate not taking the time to better understand the issue as well as being incorrect in not providing the $5.00 off. It seems as if the$5.00 was credited while the customer and another associate were trying to understand about organic tomatoes being included or not. We are capable of doing better and we will try to learn from this customer's experience. Again, I apologize for the confusion and the initial mistake being made. Sincerely, Jeff Heinen ========================================= I have reviewed the response provided by the business regarding complaint ID 24585821, and I find the resolution is satisfactory.  However, we won't be shopping at Heinen's anymore. This is not the first time that we've had issues with the store the other time we had an employee miss counting our groceries and claiming that we couldn't be standing in the 12 items or less lane. I still don't understand how the transaction deleting the heirloom tomato off the receipt did not appear there. That appears to be a major issue with Heinen's, but like I said we're not shopping there anymore.

I shop Aldi's in Ohio and Florida. The quality is consistent and prices are great. No matter how…read morelong the line might be, the cashiers are quick and will open another line if necessary. The savings on time and money is substantial! I rarely shop any other grocery stores.

I actually went inside and shopped the store today. I didn't realize just how big Meijer is. The…read moreone time I had gone in was just to do a Flashfood pickup. We went around the whole store just perusing the aisles. It reminds me of part Walmart and part Kmart. It was nice to know they have more than just groceries here. Found a few great deals and picked up a few grocery items. They have self check outs and regular check out. I opted for the regular one. They went pretty fast. While it's not the closet store to my house, I do come when I find good deals.

I was on my way home from dance and went here because (1) they were open past 9 pm; and (2) I had…read moreto get cream cheese for a cheesecake + a few other things. I COULD NOT find the cream cheese even after combing the dairy section 4 or 5 times. An employee helped me but in my opinion they should just put the cream cheese next to the butter. In the checkout line, some guy asked me why I was carrying all my items instead of getting a cart. After what happened the previous day at Target, I am absolutely done being judged at the grocery store. This review would have been 2 stars if not for the big cartons of Oatly "barista edition" oat milk they have near the dairy products.

Typical giant eagle…read more Has a good getgo Awesome location Clean Great deli and pretty packaged food Generally nice staff!

Stopped in quickly to buy some gift cards and got Starbucks also! The cashier was a teenager who…read moredidn't know how to print separate activation receipts for my gift cards. He also seemed irritated that I asked. The Starbucks was all wrong but I can't hold that against GE!

I love my little neighborhood giant eagle... It doesn't have everything the big stores do, but it…read morehas really friendly faces and the essentials... They have definitely made it through a difficult time with the pandemic and are struggling a bit with not enough employees, but they still provide the best service possible. Would not want to live down the street without them!! Lynn - Richfield

I love this store. Friendly and Helpful employee…read more Just the right size, I don't have to make grocery shopping an event.

I am an East sider and I drive to to other side of town to Pinzone's for their fresh meats! We are…read moreALWAYS pleased w everything we buy. Even the ground chuck makes such good tasting burgers, where you can actually taste the difference.

Wonderful butchers…read more Notice that I didn't say "meat market." Sure, this place sells meat, but they also know how to cut meat per my order -- which we made from Texas weeks prior to Christmas. They also tied it very nicely, and the vacuum pack is clutch. The big order was a bone-in rib roast (six pounds), which will be our Christmas dinner. It's a beautiful roast ... probably Select Grade, since it was about $120. But there is plenty of fat in the cap. If this beauty doesn't taste worth a damn, it's on me. Notice that I rubbed it with dry rosemary, course black pepper, Kosher salt and lemon zest. It will sit in the fridge overnight and roast low and slow on Christmas Day. We also picked up bacon, breakfast sausage and Dearborn hot dogs (I'm a hot dog junkie). All of it was fresh and tasty, The service here is spot-on. Not only do they answer questions, but they also give you exactly what you order ... along with some advice. That's old-school, and it's too bad that there aren't more places like this anymore. I live in the Houston area, and we have markets such as this. But they are few and far between.

Recommended Nice…read morelittle market with fresh produce. If you're a cute blonde look out - the owner and son will try to go out with you LOL. It's all in good fun (but seriously they will) I've been in here with my mom and sister a few times and both times they were invited to an outing or to Florida, etc. as a date. Once your self esteem gets a nice boost you're on your way to DIY fresh ground peanut butter and other nice items for a reasonable price. It's definitely worth a stop in to this nice little local market that is family owned.

Drove by once, stopped in the second time and was right... great food/products/service... customers…read morewere also so nice... much love

I eat at this place at least once a week. They have excellent subs with lots of options. Foot long…read moresubs are only $5.99. They also have a nice craft beer selection as well as the typical convenient store items. They also have a great deli counter and are one of the few stores in the area that brings in locally made cheese. The staff are awesome and are always friendly. If you are looking for a gyro in the Brecksville area, Deli4less has got you covered! They have killer gyros for only $5.99. Big fan!.

A convenience store but also a deli. Broadview More-4-Less is convenient, which is the best thing…read moreabout it. It has some great beer and wine. Easy to find something local. There's also lots of junk food and snacks. If you're looking for good drinks, come here for a massive amount of craft beers. It has tons of local stuff. They have Fat Head for example and there's many hard to find varieties. A lot of other products are from craft breweries around the country. They also have a very large selection of wine. It can get more expensive here than a typical grocery store but they have some good quality. They have a few 6 packs for $7 or $8 or even more so this isn't the cheap shit. If you want something to eat they also have food. The shelves are filled with snacks or you can order something at the counter like a gyro. Convenience is the best thing about it. It has lots of good quality products. The prices are higher than at a gas station but there's better quality and more local variety.

Convenience store with all European beverages and food. It has some unfamiliar but good quality…read moreproducts. PV Euro Market has lots of things from beer to candy and even a produce section. Much bigger than it looks from outside. There's a lot to look through in this small store so take some time. A favorite section is the beer. It all is located in a small refrigerated section. There's all kinds of unfamiliar sounding beers so you aren't going to find cans of Natty Lite or shit like that. Beer of this quality here is pretty cheap. There's a few large bottles for about $2, and these are pretty large. Besides the beer they also have lots of coffee and pop. They have some varieties that you can't find anywhere else like it seems. Among the food is lots and lots of candy. It's about $2 for a good size bag and there's lots to choose from. The ingredients are in different languages but includes English too. It even has a produce section and the fruits and vegetables look fresh. They have a very large deli section. Cool place for getting European food. It can be hard to find because it's hard to see. This is in the shopping plaza that's at the corner of State and Pleasant Valley.

Soooo many choices from quite a few European countries....some stuff you've never seen and stuff…read moreyou didn't even know you needed!!!