I thought Kroger was a grocery store. This one is more like a Walmart. It has everything…read more Huge store. It even has a liquor store in there Fresh veggies,meats,frozen food drinks,fruit. Then hats,flowers tableware Service is good lots of self checkout There is stuff everywhere

Why, when you use click list, won't the shopper check use by dates? I generally need more than 2…read moredays. Why pick bruised lemons. Why pack eggs carelessly? I've been told it's policy to pick oldest produce and other items. Is that true?

Grill orders are slow. A BLT took 24 minutes. Had I known that, I would've just gone with lunch…read morefrom the buffet line. The BLT was very good. The chili is typical Ohio chili - mostly spiceless. Wendy's is more flavorful.

This is a family owned business. Their place is exceptionally clean. The food is taken care of…read moreperfectly. The hot meals are homemade. Their deli meat is always fresh. The deli menu for breakfast, lunch or dinner. This is one of the best businesses in Wilmington.

The worst Walmart in the country. Never has enough self checkout lanes open or people at…read moreregisters. Stay away.....

I was unsure of what time they closed so I walked in because there was still plenty of people going…read morein and out and an incredibly rude man told me they were closed. I apologized and began to walk out and I explained I wasn't sure what time they closed. He had the audacity to tell me " We are closed, we close at 11, it's been that way for 4 years now " in a rude tone. It's not necessary to be rude and have such a bad attitude to customers. I'm not sure if he is on an ego trip or what but he could have been nice and simply explained instead of being an asshole.

Cheap place is clean the staff is friendly it sucks if you don't have a quarter with you, you…read morecannot use the shopping car but I really recommend this place

This place has the basic items that the rest of the Amish owned stores do (cheeses, jams, sauces,…read morecandy, etc). However, the thing that makes this location stand out is their baked goods! They have a variety of fry pies, turnovers, and their pretzels and donuts are huge and delicious! They're certainly served fresh and we will return specifically for that reason!

This place was amazing. We stopped on our travels as we do many Amish places. The furniture was…read moreamazing and very sturdy. The food was above and beyond. With the largest donut I've aver seen and huge soft pretzels. Highly recommend!

Ordered a pizza from Detty's today and was very pleased. The quality was exceptional and the price…read morewas very competitive. I will be ordering from here more often to keep me from driving to Jamestown or Washington Court House.

This market is amazing! A work friend told me about it so my son and I rented a motel room for two…read morenights. Yes the store is that big! They also have an area in the parking lot for RVs if you want to spend the time to see the whole store. They have foods from all over the world at great prices. They have fruits and vegetables that I've never heard of, meats included alligator, kangaroo, bison, ostrich and many many more! They have whole section of cheeses , beer, wine, tobacco etc and you can get a drink and take with you while you shop. Next time I go I am going to have to stay longer just to see everything. They also have some cool things in the store. What looks to be porta potties opens up to a full size restrooms, a fire truck I. The hot sauce section and many other neat things. I highly recommend that you check it out

On a recent trip to the Cincinnati area to visit with family, we made the stop at Jungle Jim's on…read morethe first afternoon were were in town, which was on a Saturday in September. Jungle Jim's International Market is truly unlike any store I have ever been. It is hard to describe, but it is a grocery store, international market, restaurant, bar, and more, but all on steroids. They even have their own podcast! There are so many sections and areas in this store, that if you truly took your time to shop, it would probably take an entire day to see and experience it all. It is a must-stop if you are visiting Cincinnati, or are local to the area and have never been. There are two locations of this business, but we visited the Eastgate one this time. It specifically is located on Eastgate S Drive, in a strip with a few other businesses on each end. This is in the heart of the business district for the area, so it is not hard to locate and navigate to. The signage on the front facade is huge, colorful, and distinct. There is even a tram-type vehicle suspended above the street, so you will not miss it. Since this is in a business-heavy area, there is a ton of parking all around. We visited on a Saturday, and the parking lot out front was quite busy, but we still had no issue finding a spot just a minute or two walk away from the entrance. Once you walk in, that is when the fun begins. There is so much going on throughout the entire store, but in a good way. Similarly to a typical grocery store, there are different departments and areas for different items. However, the size of everything here is so much more grand. Each section could truly be its own store, given both the footprint and the variety of items available for purchase. This goes for both the "normal" grocery areas, as well as the international and specialty items. Not only is the variety of items available impressive, but the manner in which they are displayed is also very appealing. Each area is decorated with large displays and signage that hang from the ceiling, giving the whole place a whimsical and fun atmosphere. It is fun to not only shop the products, but see what kind of decor and sculptures will find you in the next area. I loved the beehive with rotating bees in the honey section! In addition to grocery and other food items, there are sections with cookwares, beer/wine/alcohol, cigars, clothing, pet items, seasonal items, and much more. I am sure you could do your regular grocery trip here, but it might take you a little longer due to both the size of the store and desire to peruse all of the different items they have! Another fun aspect of Jungle Jim's is the variety of dining options. There are several places to purchase prepared foods, most of them being around the bar area. There is also a Sushi section near the main entrance. The full-service bar offers different tastings, weekly specials, alcoholic slushies, and much more. We took some time to enjoy a brew during our visit. It was fun to walk around and shop while enjoying some beer. The store has different areas and stations for tastings, samples, demos, and events. They have an entire calendar on the website that outlines some of the various tastings and events they have monthly. Some of my favorite sections in the store were the Bakery and the Sauce/Spice area. The Bakery has many different fun and unique items that they make themselves. There are also different vendors and other local businesses featured not only in the bakery, but throughout the store. As far as the Sauce section, I truly have never seen so much hot sauce variety in my life. It is really fun to look around here and find something that you did not even know existed. The service here was very good overall. There are a lot of employees, and everyone we interacted with was helpful. Tons of checkout lines were open, and we did not have to wait super long to make our purchases. The bar had a slightly long line, but it was not terrible. There are some good values to be found here, if you look in the right places. I would definitely look at both the weekly ad and signage around to find some good deals. On our visit, I found some energy drinks for about $1 a can, which is a very good price. Some things will be more expensive, given that it is an international market, but overall I thought the pricing was fair for most items. This is a must if you are in Cincinnati for any length of time. Definitely budget a few hours if you want to look around and see all the store has to offer. I would advise grabbing a cart and your walking shoes, because the store is very large. I always love coming here and checking out the selection, even if I am not necessarily hunting for anything specific. This place is great for anyone, as there will be something you will enjoy or want to try here. Plus, they are a locally-owned business supporting other locally-owned businesses. Highly recommend stopping at Jungle Jim's!

The 2 dozen roses that my husband surprised me with this evening have been falling apart all night,…read moreI tried to revive them as best as I could...$30 for the special but not worth it! We will be returning tomorrow morning!!!!!!!!!!!

Had to return something from Amazon. Boy has this place been Amazon'd. What happened? The return…read moreprocess is a bit of a pain. I wish we could just ship things back. But I suppose this is a way to get people in their stores, so I get it. Not sure what they are anymore.

GREAT MEATS . honey sriracha stickjs are great. really good meats, very nice person.5 starsread more

Jim's premium Ground Beef is the best ground beef you can buy. Jim's ground beef includes the…read moresteaks and roast ground also. He sells ground beef bulk and ground beef patties all vacuum sealed for freshness. Jim sells at the local farm market and from his house. Call the number posted to arrange purchase. The local Amish store Sunny Maple also sells Jim's ground beef.

Best cider around. My wife can't drive within 20 miles without "swingin by" to get several bottles…read more Make great gifts.

Consider this place worth the drive. You will not be disappointed. I arrived at my destination…read moreabout 2 hours before they closed for the day on a Sunday. I parked in the lot and it was packed with cars. Next, you have to go inside the store barn and get a bucket for apple picking. The Carmel apples were all sold out as well as the apple cider popsicles and the apple cider fridge looked a little bare. I read the other reviews from my fellow yelpers that mentioned the amazing apple cider, so I knew I had to get some before that was sold out too. I grabbed the next to last gallon of apple cider (or so I thought) and put it in my car before I even started apple picking. This place has a front Orchard and a back Orchard. Honestly, I didn't even see the front Orchard until I was already done apple picking. The best way to get to the back Orchard is to take the tractor wagon/hayride. I waited about 15 minutes and the tractor arrived, but it filled up to capacity real quick. So me and the kiddos decided to walk it out. Know that if you are walking to the back Orchard, you will bypass a stream and walk a couple of hills on the way. The best way to not get overwhelmed by the types of apples is to know which ones you came to pick. My favorite apples (gala, honeycrisp, Fuji) were not available for u-pick. So, I was left to just try the types of apples and find the perfect fit for my pick. Yes, you can try an apple or two. Most of the apple rows are labeled with the types of apples. There were pear trees too, but I didn't see any pears because they were all picked out. FYI's: Watch out for the muddy puddles. Wear boots or appropriate shoes. Ask for the apple picker tool. They did refill the apple cider fridge as I was checking out. The u-pick apples were 85 cent a pound. The apple cider is sweet, fresh and the best around. My favorite apples were the golden delicious.