Love shopping here! Always a calm store to shop at with amazing low prices! The employee are always…read moreso nice and I'm always greeted with a smile and asked if I need any help! They go above and beyond for their customers for sure

We stopped at Aldi today for a few grocery's. This is a grocery store operating on the cheaper…read moreside of things. The first thing you run into is that you have to put down a 25 cent deposit to get a grocery cart. The selection is limited but the prices are very good. Today we came in for frozen seafood but also bought bread, chicken sausages, cheese slices, avocados, milk and a package of tortellini. They don't have grocery bags but some boxes are available. Better yet, bring your own bags. Then if you return your cart to where you got it you get your quarter back.

Everything about this little market in the heart of the Village of Yellow Springs, Ohio, is…read morerefreshing and welcoming! I grew up near hear and moved to the East Coast in the 90s. We're back in the area visiting family, and I'm noticing places and things that have either stayed the same over the years or that have improved under new ownership. Tom and Team have definitely made improvements under his ownership. Thanks for making coming home more memorable.

I kind of love Tom's Market. They have a smattering of just about everything, and the deli case is…read morealways beautiful. You can find fun Ohio products, some organic, and other specialty items, along with some staples (pet supplies, bath and cleaning). The staff are friendly. They also open at 7AM - which I learned after forgetting my deodorant and door busting at Tom's to get a replacement. Even at 7 AM, the staff were friendly and the store was ready to go!

A great independent grocery. They have a great selection of just about everything. Exceptional…read morebeer selection!! A great selection of specialty beers.

Me and a friend went there one day and got some pringles, bought them for about $3 because they are…read morereally over priced. But anyway, we eat them, and they taste pretty good, more friends come outisde so we buy more chips. Pretty good chips. The next day we wanted some more because they did taste good. We go and get them and they taste NASTY! Like throw up nasty! we are looking for the date they expired and we couldn't believe it. They expired in 2018, mind you its now 2020. we go through the trash and look at the other cans, they aid the same thing as the 2018 can, we are disgusted to the bone. We go back to the store and tell them and Angie laughs at us because we wanted our money back. She said "you guys are only grossed out because you looked at the date." me mad says "who wouldn't after they taste like their 23 years old, you shouldn't be selling 2 year old chips then get mad when someone finally notices how nasty they are" she snatched the chips and gave us 2.00 back, less than what we paid for them. We couldn't stand them so we went to another store in the same town, and god a huge bag of chips and a pop for under 3.00... The little store is sick.

Stopped in this store to look for a few candles. Was really impressed with their inventory, store…read moreflow and cleanliness. They recently reopened and were very helpful and knowledgeable about precautions. Masks and disposable bags were required. I haven't been to a Bath and Body in probably ten years so I was impressed with the scents and the look of the products. They had several sanitizers in stock with lots of choices of scent or color scheme. Candles were the main inventory, lotions and soaps have moved a side. I'm reducing a star not due to this store but I had sticker shock on the prices. I don't ever recall $24 for a candle. There is a Yankee store next door that I still won't pay that for but there is a better shot of it happening there instead. Will go back if needed because this is an easy, convenient store to get to. It's very clean and the staff was kind, however the prices were wild, so maybe coming here only for a treat.

The service and experience has been compromised due to Corporate greed. The rewards points are…read moreuseless at this point. I have a $18.95 reward that I couldn't use for a $18.95 wallplug. You cannot use to purchase a 3-wick candle when on sale (under $18.95). They have so many dumb rules that make zero sense. Once I using all my current products I am done dealing with them.

What a surprise from the outside of the building it did not look inviting once I was inside I was…read moremore than impressed

I came into the store with my husband. We spoke with two employees, one was the manager I did not…read morecatch his name but he was very polite and friendly well put together offered tons of information and was tons of help! The OTHER employee was something else. Our sales person was named Ashlee. We could hear her hollerin from the desk all the way from the other side of the store! She was dressed in a slutty outfit and we thought she was another customer until she introduced herself! I wish ladies these days would dress with some respect for themself specially if your at work. We ended up going to another store in Dayton. We liked the couch they showed us but we just couldn't deal with seeing all that we saw on this sales lady everytime she checked a price tag.

I don't know what to think about Maria's at the Market. It's in an odd location. Multiple…read morebusinesses have now come and go in this exact spot in the Greene, and I'm worried this one will do the same. It's just an odd fit for the Greene, and the storefront (which doesn't make it clear what this place is at all) will probably find it hard to get customers in the door. If you're in the area, though, Maria's at the Market sells local, gourmet grocery items. They primarily have granolas (a ton!), jams and preserves, some bakery treats (like tarts and breads), and some hot sauces. It feels like a much smaller version of the usual "Buy Ohio" stores that you can find in some malls. There's a lot of excess space in here still, though, so they might be planning on expanding their selection. If you're dying for a cheap, quick snack while shopping, Maria's also has quite a few single-packaged cookies, treats, and even fresh bananas/apples that you can pick up and take with you for a mall snack! It looks like granolas are definitely their focus here with the main, large table offering a huge selection of different types of granolas.

Howard's IGA, located on the north end of town, is a good fall back for me when I just need to grab…read moremilk, eggs or something I need in a hurry. They have a deli and bakery items as well; donuts are very good and still only 50 cents each! Not a place I would do a big shopping trip, but as a quick source of a needed item, it's all good.

Howard's... it's a major landmark for New Carlisle. I go here for my emergency needs. It's very…read moreclose by and they're prices are about what you'd expect for a smaller, hometown grocery. Most things are more expensive than you'd pay at the major chains, but that's not really the purpose of Howard's. It's for the community, and the community has kept it in business for many year's.