This may be my first and maybe my only time I'll ever visit the city of Marseilles, IL but I was…read moreout here visiting friends and wanted to gather stuff for a party. I have mixed thoughts about this place. When you first enter, there's a rail outside that's on the brink of falling off. This place is unfortunately outdated by design by some but I was fan of its 70s nostalgic vibe. This store DOES NOT sell alcohol either. Employees are friendly at least. Other things is that prices are a bit high, tons of non - name brand options. Ample parking. There's also no place outside to park the carts so you have to bring them back inside.

It is what you expect a small town store with the essentials, not going to carry 10 of each item…read moreand might be a little bit more but it's a good store when you don't feel like driving 10 miles

Used Handy Foods for cookies for a baby shower. Also mini…read moresandwiches, as well as fruit trays and vegetable trays. All beautifully done. Delicious and so easy to work with. Thank You!

Great neighborhood grocery store and Wonderful people. The store is always clean and their pasta…read moresalads ar amazing as well as their take out dinners. Live shopping here from time to time.

I love this Walmart supercenter because it has everything you need and it has so many varieties and…read morethe prices are the best. there are so many things that you could have here, including fruits and vegetables and snacks and clothing and electronics. You also have furniture and home goods. It's great to stock up on stuff here. The store is clean and organized... although there are two sections that are labeled pasta and there's only pasta in one of the lanes. So that was a little confusing. One aisle that had pasta did not have the typical pasta, but it had box meal pastas, like mac & cheese. They also have a bakery and deli. And if you download the app, you can also scan in your items to see the exact prices if you can't find the price on the label.

More employees doing the shopping thing now and they need TRAINING in manners when people are…read moreshopping learn to say excuse me totally unacceptable

Definitely is a lot better here than it use to be , store is kept clean and customer service is…read morevery good here the only negative is they need to keep on top of keeping sale items stocked on the shelf

Why you cant give negative stars is still a wonder. Bought some groceries, then found out that some…read moreof the stuff i bought was EXPIRED, they refused to take it back or even simply exchange it because "i bought it". So f**k them!!

The Norway Store has my whole heart. Every time I walk in, the staff is so warm and friendly--they…read moremake you feel like you belong there. The store is small but packed with everything you could need, and it's always spotless. What I love most is how quick and efficient everything is. Even when it's busy, the staff handles the rush like pros. Their deli and snack sections are great too--perfect for grabbing something on the go. The Norway Store is such a hidden gem! Definitely worth the visit!

Such an interesting shop and my kids love it there too. There have actually always been such good…read moreoptions even for a kid with food allergies. They had specials on NY strips for around $8 and they were amazing. Nearby there is a Norway museum too.

Nice family owned grocery store. It's the only grocery store in Seneca and has all the essentials…read moreyou would need. They have a small fresh meat section, deli, liquor, veggies, etc. Prices are reasonable. They are next to the Ace Hardware which is also the only hardware store in town. It's convenient to have both adjacent to each other so you can get everything you need right there.

While visiting Starved Rock, we had to stop in here multiple times. We were able to find almost…read moreeverything we wanted and service was really friendly. It's not the hugest or most well stocked store I've been to, but it had the basics and came in clutch where we needed it. Major thank you to the employee who let us in right before store closing to buy some basic first aid items to tend to an injury - very appreciated!

What is the deal with the parking lot? A while back my hubby didn't see one of the many giant…read morepotholes and drove into it. I can't believe he didn't break an axle. Instead of fixing this issue they have giant cones and carts in them. Yes carts!! They are big enough to fit shopping carts in them. I will only go to this store in desperation. The people who work there are so rude. North Kroger is so much nicer.

This was, hands down, the best burger I have had in forever. Such a cute place, the decor, the…read morevariety. Ugh. SO good

The food has been really good every time we've gone here. The soups are yummy, a little on the…read moresalty side but good. Everything seems to be homemade but they're a bit on the pricey side. I had the porcupine meatball dinner, which had 2 meatballs, a little scoop of mashed potatoes, and green beans. I got a small soup and a slice of cake that came separate and it was 25.00! It was really good though, just can't afford to do that often.

Shocking! Not the Polancic's I use to know. Sanitation is a big issue with me…read more Bare hands in raw meat does not mix.

Breaded pork tenderloin is incredible. Made my second trip to buy 20. I'll have to buy a case next…read moretime.