I bought rib eyes,new york strips and boneless pork chops oh my goodness there meat is so good I…read morewill never buy meat from the grocery stores again

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

Huge selection, great prices, great quality, and staff are very friendly and helpful.read more

Keim Family Market has all the goodies! Although the sign by the main road says Yoders, GPS says…read moreKeim. I took a spring drive with my parents on my recent visit to Ohio. It was about an hour from their house. Keim's sells Amish made furniture (indoor and outdoor). And they had a bakery, deli and lots of food items such as jelly, candy, sauces, pickled items and much more! From the bakery we purchased a half dozen of their huge donuts, cinnamon buns, peanut butter cookies and chocolate nut fudge. From the grocery store my Dad purchased a large jar of apple butter. And from the deli we ordered a Kahns bologna, Italian and chicken salad sandwiches. My fav was the chocolate glazed cream filled donut! Don't get me wrong, it was all delish! I had the Italian on herb bread and it was huge! I ate half for lunch and saved the rest for dinner. My parents did the same. And the ingredients were super fresh right down to the bread. I would absolutely recommend trying a sandwhich! I'll be back on my next visit this summer!

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.

Absolutely wonderful store! The fact that you can drink and shop is such a fun concept. Definitely…read morea good place for foodies and exploring various different snacks and cuisines from around the world. Great place!

From 5 to 1…read more.. Jungle Jim's East has introduced us to countless foods and products that we likely never would have discovered otherwise. For many years, our weekly routine was to stop at Sam's Club for staples, then head straight to Jungle Jim's. We'd grab a beer, leisurely wander the aisles, pick up the rest of our grocery list, and almost always leave with a few unexpected treasures. Unfortunately, over the past several months we've noticed a steady decline in the overall shopping experience. Prices have increased noticeably, the quality and consistency of the produce department no longer seem to be what they once were, and many everyday grocery items have disappeared from the shelves. These aren't obscure products, but rather common items that many shoppers regularly purchase. After asking about the changes, a checkout clerk confirmed that Jungle Jim's is intentionally shifting away from being a traditional grocery store and focusing more heavily on its international market offerings. While we understand and respect that business decision, it no longer aligns with the reason we originally shopped there. What made Jungle Jim's special for us was the combination of unique international products and the ability to complete most of our regular grocery shopping in the same trip. As that balance has changed, we've found ourselves making additional stops elsewhere to find basic items, often at better prices. As a result, we've decided to move most of our grocery shopping back to Kroger. We'll still visit Jungle Jim's occasionally for specialty and international products, but sadly it is no longer our primary grocery destination. We sincerely hope management reconsiders the direction of the store, because we'd love to return to the Jungle Jim's experience that made us loyal customers for so many years.

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.

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.