I really love the ambiance of this market because it's intimate and feels like a home town market!…read moreThat said, the prices really aren't the best. Certain items are worth the splurge- e.g., the homemade potato salad in the deli section... Soooo good!! They also carry a number of homemade soups. They also carry things my mom loves (e.g., turkey wings). For everyday items, you'll do better price-wise shopping at your local Kroger or other such stores. Again, this doesn't replace the pleasure of walking into a hometown shopping store. I also love that they hire people with disabilities - love love to experience this! Still, based on the pricing, I need to rate this store at 4 stars, as much as I love and recommend them for excellent quality and for carrying certain items that are difficult to find elsewhere (my mom loves Kasia's sauerkraut dumplings)! Check them out because it's a feel-good small grocery store, locally owned!!

My son and I love coming here! The staff have always been friendly and amazing. As soon as we walk…read morein, they greet us and when we check out, they ask us if we have any fun plans coming up. It's such a nice family grocery store, I will come here as often as I can! Also, the product selection of local foods is top notch.

A lot of the times I've been here (and I come here weekly) the food isn't fresh as the franchise…read moreclaims. The staff have been increasingly more friendly but there are a few that always seem condescending, unfriendly, and like they would rather be anywhere but there (which it's work, so I get it in a way but you can at least try and leave your life at the door and put on a friendly face). The cashiers are pretty fast and I do really really like the new set up.

The young lady at the drive thru window refused to send the vacumn container out twice when there…read morewas no cars behind me or nobody inside she was serving. She said she didn't want to send it twice weather I was 100% disabled or not. I spoke with Dan the head honco and he was also less then professional. I went to another pharmacy my insurance will pay for Mayberry and I couldn't be happier. Because I had 22 scripts to work with and the clerk said it was to much to do in one transaction. She was rude, crude, impolite and I have now switched to miejer t9 buy anything I need and avoid the Kroger name in everyway I can. I don't buy their gas, go thru their pharm.drivethru, or grocery shop with that brand anymore and had a couple friends and family follow suite. I wished you the best of luck and hope someone takes a second look at how to improve the pharmacy service.​

I just had a catering order canceled 4 hours and 15 minutes before my event. Good thing the nurses…read moreI was supposed to be feeding aren't hungry anyways. Nothing like scrambling last minute to replace the food I ordered days ago. Thanks a lot for the last minute crap storm you added to the snow storm Fresh Market.

Lots of good food to choose from. The staff is always friendly and helpful and they keep the store…read moreclean. A bit pricey but always a fun stop.

I love this Meijer. It's one of the best in the city. It's clean, always well stocked. Staffing is…read moregood. they have a lot of locally produced products and good produce. I like their Fredericks brand items. They actually have surprisingly cute clothes as well.

I was highly disappointed this last time. Usually I come in and out and use the self check out. I…read morewas here getting some essentials for a little vacation. For the most part everything I needed I could find no problem. When I got to the register the line wasn't super terrible and the cashier helped me use my gift cards and all the payment methods I had. What I was disappointed by was the lack of employees around the store. There were a bunch of small ladders and carts that needed to be stocked and no one to move them. I saw a lady using a scooter run into one trying to navigate one of the sections. This should never be an issue. Who's watching over this? I also felt the cashier and bagging lady were kind of rude when I tried to say something and add to the conversation and they just looked at me like I offended them for talking and then continued about THEIR conversation like I didn't exist.

This is a shout out fot ALDI's amazing blueberry muffins! They are amazing and taste like…read morehomemade!! I know my way around many ALDI stores and that you can find baked goods close to the entry/1st Aisle. Plus, there are many other baked delights to catch your attention! Service at ALDI is pretty much whomever you catch on the floor but they are always very fast at checkout! The ambiance is clean and very organized and basic. You do need a quarter to access a grocery cart... unless you're lucky enough to be the beneficiary of someone handing off a discarded cart. It's just a quarter but builds so much good will in paying it forward... Definitely a thing that is growing and I love being part of it!

Wow! I can't believe I haven't come here more often. Everything is in order and the store is so…read moreclean. I love how they are way more affordable and the steps they are taking to reduce waste. They really have it in the bag. There are plenty of fresh options with good brands without being overwhelming. I will say if you're looking for certain personal care items there's slim pickings in that department. Otherwise this has definitely become my go to grocery spot. Don't forget your own bags!

I've been getting my prescriptions at Kroger Sylvania for years. Always consistent good service, at…read morethe drive-through and inside the store. Pharmacist Trent and pharmacy technical staff.members Zeinab and Dalal are especially memorable, in terms of always being very helpful with prescription issues, and "service with a smile." Pharmacist Trent especially gives the impression of being the quintessential community pharmacist. Well done, and thank you for everything.

I have been shopping at this Kroger for a long time and have never had an issue bringing my…read morepersonal scooter inside the store.. I push it, I don't ride it. Today, an employee who was stocking cupcakes near the front entrance stopped me with a very rude attitude and told me I could not bring my scooter in. When I tried to explain myself, she sarcastically remarked "that's what the bike rack is for" as if I were a child who needed to be put in my place. I have never in my life been spoken to that way by a stranger, let alone a store employee. I was not riding my scooter through the store. I use it to get around and always push it while I shop. I have never been told this was a problem at any other location. I also looked into it and there is no Kroger policy that prohibits customers from bringing a scooter inside.. so she had no business making up her own rules and enforcing them on customers in such a condescending way. And if this woman was a manager, that is even more disappointing. Someone in a leadership role should know better than to speak to customers that way. It sets a terrible example and reflects poorly on the entire store. Because of this experience, I will not be returning to this location. Kroger should train their employees and especially their managers. to treat customers with basic respect before confronting them over something that isn't even against store policy.

I love the selection!! I've only been a couple of times. They have just about anything you could…read morewant that's organic, all in one place. Some things are a bit pricey but you know you're getting clean products. I was a little disappointed by the staff, they were nice but not very personable. Overall I'd love to come back.

Having just moved to the area about a year ago, I have found locating a place for fresh produce and…read morespecialty items to be difficult. While I don't want to break the bank at uber expensive grocery stores, I turn my nose a bit at the everyday grocery stores in my area. I never know if the produce is fresh, old, or tainted (sprayed chemicals). Fresh Thyme, though 15 minutes from my home, seems to have a decently stocked produce section and a variety of organic produce as well. I find the pricing to be hit or miss, but I can pretty much get all of what I need for a weeks worth of cooking here without having to go anywhere else. I wouldn't come here for everyday things such as TP or dish detergent, but for veggies and organic goods this is it.

Whenever I shop here, I always use the self-checkout. On three occasions Julie was the designated…read morestaff member on duty. She takes ownership of that area in a stellar manner by being alert to customers' needs. Julie possesses all of the positive characteristics one should have when caring for Kroger customers! It's folks like Julie who engender customer loyalty!

I walked in the door by the flower shop end of the store on mother's day.so much water was on the…read morefloor that I slipped and fell and my phone went flying,broke my screen.none of the workers helped me up or said anything to me whatsoever.i played there with a hurt knee and I'm 50,so it took a minute to get up So I called the store left several messages just to tell them what happened to me and how rude the workers were to me,and how the floor was wet with enough water to swim in.nobody returned my call or even get on the phone when I called to talk to a manager they put me on hold and never came back.Just poor service.i was so hurt and no one helped me.you all just stared at me! What is wrong with you people?!

Aldi is always FREAKIN AWESOME!!! Some people think Aldi is not, but it is and you aren't AWESOME…read moreif you don't shop at ALDI!!!

This is pretty much a standard Aldi's. When we came here it was busy and there wasn't a lot of room…read moreto browse when it's busy. Place was clean, but this is a shared lot with the other stores which made it kind've hard to park.

This has become my favorite middle eastern deli/store in Toledo. The menu goes beyond the basic…read moreshawarma/hummus/falafel things to include offerings like braised lamb shanks, yogurt kibbe, a huge selection of meat and cheese pies, besides a number of "Americanized" choices. The chicken shawarma is excellent, nicely seared but still juicy. Salads have been very good, with strongly (but not too strongly) lemony dressings, Falafels are crisp on the outside, a little soggier than I'd like on the inside--not that that stopped me from scarfing them down! Hummus is about as good as you'll find. Good as the food is, the service can be a bit slow. The market side is small, doesn't have a huge selection, but still a solid representation of mediterranean cooking basics (and seriously...just how many brands of tahini do you need???). And it's clean! A very economical olive bar and well-stocked meat case are musts for a visit here. In the latter, you'll find a little bit of beef, a little bit of chicken, a little bit of goat, but a whole lotta lamb, everything from tongues to trotters, at far below supermarket prices. While I like to sample a variety of places, Muna is taking away my incentive to explore other middle eastern restaurants in Toledo. It's a pleasant rut to be stuck in.

If you are hungry for an authentic homemade dishes such as Bamiah ( okra) Molokhiya , kosa (stuffed…read morezucchini) then you need to go to Muna's Market . Also consider trying their hot out-of-the oven Za'atar manakeesh ... Love this place and the friendly staff .