Seriously this place has some great stuff especially if you cook and the quality and prices are…read moreunbeatable. The customer service could use some work but its always worth a stop when I pass thru. Their mums are huge ... and price of those 1/4 the size. But I came for ham seasoning my mom needed. I found it and more. The guy checking you out as u leave is a character .

Steiners is an Amish (Mennonite?) deli and market owned by a local family. Some of the positives…read moreare available local meat (frozen) and eggs, locally baked pies and a variety of breads. Unfortunately you can't tell if the bread was baked yesterday or three days ago. There's a secret color code on the label and I asked the girl at the checkout what days each color meant and she said she didn't know. That's a problem when you're dealing with no-preservative items. Lots of jarred pickle and preserve products to tempt your taste buds and all from small regional producers. In summer there's a fair amount of farm produce but nowhere near what you'd find at a farmers market. They have lovely seasonal potted flowers and of course the sturdy, handmade, bank-breaking Amish outdoor furniture. They sell a lot of things like frozen vegetables, baking mixes, spices, candy (huge amounts of candy), chocolate melts, in small bags with their own label. Unfortunately this stuff seems to be bought from big wholesalers. I have seen giant Sysco and GFS trucks in the lot. They use a weird dating system on these bagged goods- just a number where 15 would be January 15 and 360 would be December 26; get it? But you have no way of knowing if that means this year. Or last year, ick. So it's a mixed bag here. Not everything is going to be local or GMO-free. Look carefully before you buy.

*Grocery only review*…read more I shop here twice a week or more since I live five minutes away and I prefer smaller, more frequent grocery orders vs the filled up shopping cart. The grocery is quite good. There is a full service deli counter that's always manned. They prepare the cooked chicken and other takeaway hot food here, and are always available to slice your cold cuts to order. A very respetable charcuterie section too. Very good selection of organic vegetables and meats, and many certified non-GMO items. They are bringing in more of the "Better Goods" product line which includes quality frozen foods and jarred fruit, with ingredient lists that DON'T read like a chemistry textbook. I recently found they now offer a cream cheese without any "gum" additives...made of milk, cream, cheese culture and salt. Imagine that. Employees are around to help you find things. The self-checkout, which is my preference, works well and rarely gets hung up. They often open only half of them, sadly, due to not having enough eyes available to watch for thieves. For some deep-seated psychological reason I never do the Yelp check in here, but trust me I've gotta be the Duchess 10 times over. This is a good grocery store and I recommend you give it a try.

I blew a tire during a road trip and got towed here pretty close to closing. The auto care here was…read moreincredibly generous and stayed a bit late just to finish that up. Saved my whole weekend! Thank you!

A very good experience over a few visits moving my daughter into school…read more Most impressive was their inventory of items and how organized the store was. Bottom line great management, they were ready for a surge and handled it well. My first 4 star Walmart review. Call it like you see it. Would recommend and will return.

I am visiting family in Oxford, Ohio. My 16 year old and I went to grab groceries for a family get…read moretogether. I had wine- along with $150 worth of groceries- but was told I could not purchase the wine unless my daughter and I both showed IDs that were over 21. Idiocracy! I could not buy wine bc my kid went to the store with me. FYI, idiots of Walmart, you have no liability once I leave your store for anything I do with anything I buy. So, if a 55 year old wants to buy wine, she should be able to do it no matter who she's with. My family and I will shop elsewhere when visiting Oxford.

Great supermarket. Impressive beer selection. Limited bakery and limited meat counter. Limited…read moredeli but hits on the essentials in a strong fashion.

Ok.. McMaken's is an institution in Brookville... It's the only grocery.... and it's been there a…read morelong time. I went to school with one of the daughters and knew all of the kids... but that was a while ago and it doesn't influence my review. They do really well for an independant IGA store. They are large and carry a wide variety of items. They will order anything for you. Tom has been in the meat dept as long as I can remember. My dad always sought him out and I still do. Need a special cut... Tom will do it. Need fresh oysters... Tom will do it. Just want to say hi to a friendly face.... Tom will do it. You don't get service like this just anywhere. The downfall? Prices. It's well worth the short drive to Wal-Mart or Meijers to get better prices on every item. McMaken's probably has to pay more than these huge chains so the difference is understandable but in the current recession it's regrettable.

Amazing little hometown family grocery store. Supermarket is a bit of a stretch, this is a classic…read morecorner store. They get quite a bit of merchandise in a small footprint. They have a great little deli with made to order lunch meat sandwiches. Couple that with a decent beer selection at very competitive prices and friendly service and you get a 5 star rating. Not only will they help get Your purchases to your vehicle but they also offer delivery.

Great little market with top quality produce and fair pricing. Also really like the different…read morecookies and treats in the checkout area. Haven't had molasses cookies that good since I was a kid (back in the 60's). Definitely worth the beautiful drive to get there. You can snag some unusual pumpkins this time of year too!

Picked up a few of things from Butterfield's Farm Market on the way into Oxford, Ohio. Beautiful…read moretomatoes, gourds, gigantic mums, and lots of cheese, jams and other products from Amish Country. And we think someone with OCD organized the tomatoes. . It was gourd season when we popped in. Cute farm market with handmade furniture and lots of local produce and regional offerings.

You can get just about anything at this little stop. They have a bunch of drink deals and a walk in…read morebeer cave. They serve hot food that can be ordered ahead of time in the app called slice and even get a discount. The food prices are comparable to other places and include pizza, soft serve ice cream, sandwiches, burgers and a bunch of other spritzers and things. Snacks are pretty high priced and nothing has price indicators on them. Also you can't see the prices as the order is being rang. You won't know the prices unless you ask for a receipt.

Always kind staff, food is great, and the best store in town! Since we lost our town grocery, they…read morehave become the next best thing in a pinch!

I was literally running on gas fumes as well as physical fumes from driving. I stopped into the gas…read morestation at Meijer and went in to pay with a $50. I was literally told NO. They said, and I quote "we only have (2) $10s and (10) $5 and won't break a $50 this early in the morning." I was putting $25 on the car to fill it up. This is absurd. Absolutely absurd. Meijer, get your ish together. It was 8am on a Sunday. They said I could go into the store and break it and come back. Well, can't you just ask for change from the cash window then? Yes, yes you can. Drove to Casey's. They broke my $50 no problem.

The products that we purchased were fine but the customer service could really improve. For the…read moreself-checkout kiosks it's necessary to weigh produce at a scale separate from the payment points. Doing this first is not an obvious necessity. Rather than politely explaining this concept the clerk stated to us abruptly, "everything that goes through needs a label." This corporation could use some uniform customer service training.

I absolutely love this store!! It takes hours to go through if you actually want to see everything…read morethat's there. The prices are surprisingly affordable as well. My favorite section is the hot sauce section. The store is set up really nice with plenty of room in the aisles. This is one of my favorite places to visit when I come to Cincinnati.

Jungle Jim's is an adventure. You can shop for several hours at both locations, but I believe this…read moreone is slightly newer and larger. During this trip, I found some pickled okra that is from Texas. Of course, it is commonplace throughout the Southern United States, but it is often difficult to find north of Kentucky. They offered plenty of foreign sodas and other food items. I found some favorites from the Philippines, Colombia, and other countries. Also, I noticed that they had a vast selection of seafood, wine, beer, and even cigars. Every aisle is listed and kept clean, and if you're looking for something particular, ask a staff member for assistance. They're friendly and willing to assist customers. If you're in the area and have never even stopped by to look, it is worth your time.

Our Oxford Kroger is the best store in every way. Through all the challenging events since the…read morepandemic, this store has never let us down. Kroger saved many lives with their rapid response to Covid vaccination, while also keeping us fed! The pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are unsung heroes of our medical care. Christina has helped us understand our medication. She has always been remarkably kind and patient. Hannah has also been incredibly patient and caring, in suggesting options and making special orders. Thank-you HANNAH & CHRISTINA, and thanks to everyone at Kroger.

The Oxford Kroger used to be great. Maybe all of their stores have gone downhill. This one…read morecertainly has. We now treat Kroger like a convenience store. It's okay for bread, most vegetables, and canned goods. But for a better selection we have to go to a Meijer store in the next town.