The prepared foods are a great way to get a reasonably healthy meal (wide choices of salads, hot…read morefoods, wing bar, soups and more), especially when you don't know what you're in the mood for. The choices seem pretty fresh with no gaps where popular foods have been cleaned out. Food is surprisingly tasty for such a big operation.

Best hot salad bar around! According to time of the day, you will be delighted with so many choices…read moreof fresh cuisines. My favorite is probably the grilled salmon which I put on top of my spring mix salad. There is also many hot soups available with those chili evenings when you don't feel like cooking. I could eat here every day.

This is a lovely ALDI location! Located in the corner of a large shopping plaza in an stone…read morebuilding, it felt more spacious than other outposts with high ceilings and an abundance of natural light. When we arrived on a weekday morning, the store was bustling yet not overly crowded. Happy shoppers spanned the wide aisles to procure inexpensive yet quality goods. Everything was well-organized and stocked. Though we just came in for beverages (water and Gatorade to be specific), we couldn't help but browse and appreciate the refrigerated section including dairy and meats, produce area, as well as all the yummy looking treats in the freezer. Check-out was prompt and efficient. My gallon jug of water came out to $.75 and the large bottle of lemon-lime Gatorade was just over $1. Recommended!

What a great Aldi. One of the nicest I have scene in the area. Also I really want to highlight this…read moremaybe the best Aisle of Shame (AOS) in the city. The store has a real modern, clean, and fresh look and feel. I just ran in to pick some things up while in the area but wouldn't mind coming back. The parking lot seemed a little small for the size of the store, and was difficult parking, but will have to check it out in better weather.

Pre-pandemic, we shopped the specials at 2-3 grocery stores each week. During the pandemic, we…read morestarted using Kroger's pickup service and we've never looked back. We now shop Kroger exclusively. We check their online ad on Wednesday and do our online order on Wednesday or Thursday for a Friday pickup. Most of the time, our order is perfect - with no substitutions and no "out of stock" items. And, on the few occasions when we do get a substitution, it's always a very acceptable substitution - usually an upgrade over what we ordered but without any up charge, I've picked up over 200 times without any complaints.

This is a quick hit Kroger and the best part is the staff. They are personable, they are efficient…read moreand helpful. Good for regular items, produce, wine. Meat department opens later in the morning during the week so heads up. Customer service counter is excellent too!

Wow, just wow! So I was in the area eating lunch at a nearby restaurant and saw the sign for this…read moreshop. At first. I thought it was a furniture store or something but google quickly told me it was a grocery spot. I turned around and went in and was so glad I did. It's tough finding Eastern European stuff in Columbus but they had everything. Ice cream with Cyrillic writing. Kasha, kvass, dried fish, pickled mushrooms. Preserves from Moldova, honey from Ukraine, candy from Poland, even fizzy lemonade drinks from Georgia! The lady didn't speak the best English but she was very kind and helpful. I was impressed and so overwhelmed with choice, so I decided to buy an armful and promise to come back later with my Polish husband who is also excited to stop in.

Smaller than some of the other European markets, and they all tend to be small. I had hoped for…read morefresh baked goods, and they do have a few kinds of bread at the counter, but mainly everything is packaged. Except in the cold cases, of course. There are sausages and other Eastern European frozen and cold, there are dry goods, drinks, packaged pastries, honey, much more. Friendly service. Decent prices I guess. Handy off the highway.

Carfagna's is located in the busy Polaris area right next to a Hobby Lobby. It is a large Italian…read moreGrocery with a restaurant/bar and wine tasting area. The staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was easy in the parking lot despite being very busy. They had a good selection of Italian items. Especially bakery and premade items. Many of the premade items were in large quantities. I was looking for a specific Sicilian flour and they did not have it . The baking section was not very big. We passed through the wine area. The wine tasting bar was very busy and there seemed to be a large selection of wine. If I am in the area I would stop in again.

Excellent service always. I am very disappointed in the…read more cookies. I bought a box of small linzer 's and they were so soft they crumbled in your hand - this was bad they filling was soft and fresh. We love the sausage and peppers usually very skimpy on peppers and onions - ratio has been terrible. Yesterday I spoke with a lovely person who looked at my pkg and agreed so she got me more onions and peppers said she will address it with the kitchen - NC which I appreciated. I just can't imagine no one else complained about this. Thank you to all those who work their.

We had a smoked Turkey breast and a Walnut Creek ham for Thanksgiving from WWF. It was the best,…read moremost delicious meal! Even the leftovers after the holiday were extraordinary! WWF is a gem in the community. If you haven't checked them out you have to stop in the store. The fresh chicken, deli counter and unique items are fantastic!

Hidden gem to buy fresh chicken. Friendly personnel. Great place to buy fresh. Always have…read moredifferent items to compliment chicken

This time we stopped by just to satisfy our sweet tooth, and we couldn't have been happier. The…read morecookies and tarts were absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and hard to resist. But this market is so much more than a bakery. It offers an impressive selection of specialty items, including a wonderful wine section and many other unique products worth exploring. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and feels just like home. Whether you're looking for desserts, gourmet items, or simply a pleasant place to browse, this market is definitely worth a visit.

Take away--go for the brews but skip the food. Also, they aren't the friendliest…read more I've been a couple times now and the coffee is stellar. I love the coconut cloud iced and I just tried the orange blossom latte. Both were memorable and worth a return trip. I keep trying something different with my drink (food wise) and most things have been misses. The breakfast burrito and breakfast sandwich=miss for me and quite pricey for grab and go. I will say the broccoli cheddar soup in the deli/middle was off the charts good at one of my visits in the fall. I have eaten in the cafe once and service was good (most of my experiences have been in the coffee shop area). The French onion soup was fantastic. The spinach artichoke pastry was good. Overall, the coffee is worth a return trip. Definitely a fan for the coffee. Not a fan overall for the food and service.

Eurasia market is a very cool addition to the Clintonville area. They sell a very good variety of…read moregrab-and-go ready made food. They also have a ton of canned and bagged goods from close to a hundred different countries (this is what the owner told me). We bought a jar of fruit preserves on this visit, along with a bag of beef and lamb dumplings. Both were pretty delicious and made for a quick, easy meal. The items in the store focus mostly on Eastern European countries -- Russian, Poland, etc. I will definitely be making a return trip!

Some of the translation from Russian to English can be confusing, but fortunately the staff are…read morewilling to help you if you can't quite understand it. It's amazing how much they packed into this small space!