This family and friends place is nice! They have a good selection of coffee and other unique finds…read more A small flower shop where they arrange for you. A decent produce department. The absolute BEST item in the store is the ham salad! They make their ham in house and use it for the ham salad as well as sell it sliced. It's great on bread and crackers alike, you may even find yourself eating it with a spoon.. or finger ( no judgment here!) My only complaint is that it's very pricey. Yes, it's a small business and I get that. However, money only goes so far and choices need to be made. So, they are on a once every couple of weeks rotation for us. They have a punch card that gives you a punch when you spend $50 on one purchase. You do not get 2 punches if you spend $100 sadly. Once you get so many punches, you get so much off your next purchase.

I pop in here every time I'm in the area. I love the salad bar but always leave with a few bottles…read moreof wine and several bags of ground coffee. It's never been crowded on my handful of visits and the staff are genuinely kind and helpful. The one thing I wish for is a few more sales. I'm a sucker for sale prices.

We typically stop at The Village Market 2 to 3 times a year. Our favorite stop is always in the…read morefall when we pick out our pumpkins for carving. They always have a good variety of sizes and the pricing is fair. I love supporting local! The shop is quaint and adorable and the staff is always cheery.

I love this little place!! The staff is so kind. They have it all..like fall things, produce,…read morebottled things, packaged things, freezer things, fridge things. I love going here because farm to table is where it is at. The prices are a bit expensive, but it is worth it. It is clean, local & the hours are amazing. I have gotten, lemon, limes, avocados, squash, zucchini & popcorn there. What more could you ask for?!

Before the renovation, the staff cared. The "new", grand UDF is staffed by a bunch of low IQ,…read moreNPC's... I'll only buy gas here, and pay at the pump. The people inside are too unmotivated, inept and uncaring to deal with.

This is my favorite gas station to stop at because it's on my way home from work, the past few…read moretimes I've been in one of the workers, I believe his name is cameron has been extremely rude to me. For example: tonight I forgot my wallet at work and was about to run out of gas, I had a five dollar bill in my car and I paid the other five in quarters... I understand this is frustrating and I apologize and as I was walking out he said to the person that was in line behind me "oh my can't even afford to buy gas but you can buy ice cream in here every night". I was already embarrassed as it was and he just made the situation even more uncomfortable. Everyone else at this location are some of the nicest people I've ever met but tonight was just my breaking point.

Such a great market! Lots of parking, so many vendors, and a good amount of variety as well. We saw…read morelots of food vendors, sweet treat vendors, clothing booths, and there was a few singers and DJs spread throughout which was really fun too

Great variety of food and goods! We always get some fresh meat products from one of farm vendors…read more Great time on a nice Saturday morning

Great service Clean ambiance…read moreBold flavors in food. Friendly staff ..............................

This place is truly outstanding. They are an ethnic grocery store with some prepared food. I came…read moreher to pick up an order for the Too Good to Go program. It's so nice to have a neighborhood store as an alternative to big box retail.

It helps if you know your prices so you can spot a good deal and helps you decipher what might be a…read moretreasure trove I find something interesting every time I go in there which adds to its charm It is not my replacement for Kroger or Fresh Thyme but it's worth the extra time to stop in weekly or biweekly because you will always find something interesting and buy it The employees are always very friendly and helpful

Although this would not be a replacement for my regular grocery shopping, I was nicely surprised…read morewith the variety and prices here. The store was clean and nicely laid out. I think where this store really stands out is with meat and dairy products. Lots of organic choices and prices were significantly lower than at the major grocery stores. Some of the produce did not look the freshest to me. They also carry a number of Asian food specialties. There is no self service checkout and only one register was open when I visited, so I could see the checkout process being slow here if it was busy.

I tell ya what..I am just such an Aldi girl through and through. You seriously cannot beat the…read moreprices. Their service?! People talk about Trader Joe's, but Aldi is so comparable!! Such amazing workers!! You bet your bottom dollar girlfriend will be back! I love the different products you can buy at Aldi as well you cannot find comparable elsewhere. Much love Aldi!! So nice at the Powell location, definitely my favorite one in Columbus compared to Hilliard + Plain City I used to go to!

I went to Aldi on a whim, because I needed lunch. I've never been to Aldi and I've only heard about…read moretheir urban myths (they don't accept credit cards, you have to be a member, you have to pay for a cart, and you need to pay for bags). Despite being scared of visiting an Aldi, I put on my big girl pants and went anyway. That being said I have a few questions/statements to share with you: 1. Why didn't anyone tell me about this place? 2. This is a treasure trove of goodness 3. A whole pineapple for $1.29, WHAT?!? 4. Brie for $2.99, SERIOUSLY?!? 5. Bargains galore, people. After stepping through the doors I noticed fresh produce in boxes. As mentioned above, whole pineapple for $1.29, I thought for sure this was a joke. No, not a joke. This was only the first deal I uncovered. A bag of almonds, $4.29. Mind blown. I proceeded to pick up a few odds and ends, a bag of salad, a peach, penguin feet (not real penguin feet, cheddar crackers), a snack size of almonds, and a bag of dried pineapple. Everything came to under $8. I felt like I was an extreme couponer, minus the coupons. They don't have everything, but if you want some good deals, this is the place to go. Aldi was super clean. It is barebones, so you need to come prepared, ie bringing your own bags, change for the cart, etc. Let me debunk their urban myths: 1. They do accept major credit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay 2. No membership needed 3. You do need change for the cart, but once you return it you get it back 4. Yes, you have to pay for bags, .10 for a plastic bag and .7 for a paper bag. I most likely won't be doing my full fledged grocery shopping here, but I will definitely return when I need to buy snacks, cheese, fruit, etc. Checkout was super quick and pleasant. Pros: -Prices are below average, so you're getting a good deal -Store was clean -Customer Service was good -Variety of items Cons: -Paying for a bag (I know it'll encourage me to use the 801 reusable shopping bags I have in my house) -You May not be able to do your full fledged grocery shopping Tips: Bring your own bags and don't buy everything while you're here because it's a good deal....I may or may not be speaking from experience

One thing about me is that I'll find the Filipino stores in whatever city I am in. This place…read morereally is a Sari Sari store tucked in a plaza with a euro market, a chain Hawaiian bbq plate fast food spot, a Vietnamese restaurant, and a couple of other random spots I can't recall. This particular store has everything you need to make popular Filipino dishes in Columbus Ohio, save for the lechon. I'm curious where Chuchay Supermarket 1 is. I came for a tabo (lol), a fiesta plate for my media noche display (mmm puto, sapin sapin, and kusinta), and some candies from my childhood (sampaloc). The lady who rang me up was of course lovely to talk to. The store also features another area where they sell purses and housewares. I'll definitely have to come back here whenever I visit my in-laws.

Chuchay's now has a location near me? Love it!…read more I noticed the shop a few months ago when I was dining at Pho Chef next door, but hadn't been in town to check it out. My friend wanted to check it out so we drove over here. Not super busy on a Sunday afternoon! They have more inventory than the main grocery in Westerville! I got a few things: a sauce for making sisig, fishdah (fish-flavored chips), instant arroz caldo, frozen bangus fish, and calamansi juice. Most ingredients I already had at home. But the frozen stuff piqued my interest. I would love to try the different boba ice cream flavors and other snacks. They have quite a decent selection of frozen seafood too. My favorite is bangus. But they also had red snapper among other things. It's a family-owned store. They are the same folks who own Kuya Ian!