Prices are what you would expect for a small "convenience" grocery store. They do have more space…read morethan Edgewater Produce, which they also own. It is within walking distance, which is a plus, though I do watch the prices and go to Mariano's or Jewel when they offer more for less. EVERYONE at the meat/cheese counter is great, and friendly. They really do know their stuff, though at times, I wish they had a ticketed numbered system. It would prevent me from going off on some of the older Eastern Euro clientele when they try to butt in line. NOT happening! The cashiers are efficient, though there is a tall male one that is new to me. Feels like his name should be Draco. Would almost pass for AI, due to his height an personality, though AI can be programmed to be charming and efficient. He literally saw me put down items on the belt and looked like he was confused as to what his role was, then asked me if I wanted a bag for all my purchases, despite it being obvious that I had none with me. I had to get snippy, because, well, I had to get snippy. Oprah did mention them in one of her shows, so they got "trendy" afterwards, but as other reviewers have said, they do carry items that you would find more at a Treasure Island than a Jewel, Aldi, or Mariano's. They are good for that. Now, if they would only work on their AI cashiers and make them more personable, then I would give them a five star rating. Especially since peeps in the hood voted down Amazon from taking over and planting seeds on the corner of Western and Lawrence, to take over the grocery store market.

I've been to this grocery store many times over the years, but never thought to review it before…read morenow. It's a pretty standard small grocery store, with a few things that may be hard to find elsewhere. They have some international brands, although the Mexican grocery store farther west on Lawrence (Lindo Michigan) is a better bet for Central American things. They sell some local brands, including freshly-roasted coffee from Brü Coffeeworks, also on Lawrence. Prices are a smidge higher than you might find elsewhere, but at least they're consistent and don't require you to download an app or join a frequent shopper club or whatever. I do wish they would stay open a little later. The staff are helpful, and they have a good selection of spices and seasonings. I wasn't able to find caraway seed elsewhere, for some reason, but when I asked a staff member if they had any, he immediately took me to the exact spot on the shelf where they had it in two different container sizes.

Love this local Farmer's Market and try to make a trip there every Saturday. The produce is fresh…read moreand delish. Last summer, there was a vendor there selling beautiful Italian photographs. Wish I would have gotten her card...any Yelpers have her info or website?

Extremely mid. Some tasty pastries but that's about all you are going to find here. This spot…read morecould be much better is little more than an overpriced social hang.

I've been here twice now since moving to Chicago and the prices are by far some of the best I've…read moreseen anywhere. Produce is fresh, prices on chicken breasts and other meats are really good, and the employees are polite and receptive. It is by far my favorite grocery in the Andersonville area, and it's quite close to home. I'll keep looking forward to going here!

I stumbled upon this little grocery about 2 years ago and have kept coming back ever since for my…read moreweekly grocery needs- Love Love Love it! I always spend between $ 106-110 buying six to seven meat entrees specials along with fresh fruits and fresh vegetables and bread and cereal for myself and my two adult children. I do not often buy the household products as they are a premium but the food specials truly are special! This approach saved me 30-40% as my weekly bill at Jewel would consistently be $30-$40 more on any given week. Selection is limited here, but stick to the specials and you'll do great!

Always the best of everything. Food, service, ambience are all top quality. I shop here often and I…read morenever have a bad experience with anything.

Cool air conditioning inside! They don't have sanitizer hand wipes at the front so bring your own…read moreif that makes you comfortable. The produce section when you first walk in is huge! The choices are fresh and ripe. I like their produce better than Jewel. The chicken that they have without antibiotics or hormones is Purdue. They have angus ground beef. No self checkout but the staff is super friendly and helpful and it goes quickly. There is usually more than one cashier.

The store had a nice ambiance. It appeared aesthetically pleasant and inviting. It looked to be a…read moregood size as well, not too big as to feel overwhelming and not too small so as to give a cramped sensation. The store appeared neat and well-organized. Agora Market has a parking lot, which is convenient in Chicago. They had a wide variety and selection, especially relative to the size of the store. The produce looked like it was typically good. There were prepared foods that looked good.

My husband and I went to Agora Market to pick up food on our way to a cookout. The Agora Market is…read morewell maintained and looks attractive. The layout is disorganized. It was difficult to find the things we were looking for. Their fresh food counters are on opposite sides of the store. But the worse thing was the prices. We picked up a Caesar salad (mostly lettuce and cheese) for $12.Our bill for hot dogs, sausages, and the Caesar salad was over $50. This is ridiculous. The employees were friendly. For choice, convenience, and price, you can do a lot better than Agora Market!

I just love this place, big clean, very organized huge selections. I mostly come here for the hot…read morefood. OMG They have such a variety of different foods, its like a candy store, you don't know what to choose from. My favorite is the broccoli soup and the Ceasars salads the have like 4 or 5 different ones to choose from. Next time I will have photos

Worse management ever!! I was in line with my groceries on the conveyor and the cashier shuts off…read morethe light and asks me to move to another? Manager was there and just laughed and did nothing! Last time I ever shop there...it's a shame because it used to be a great place now they have children running it.

I've been buying fruit all summer long at this farmer market so I'm not sure where I'll be getting…read moremy produce when it closes next month. It's not as good as the farmer's market in the daley plaza, but I still got some delicious, fresh fruit here. Some of my favorite purchases this summer include peaches, blueberries, grapes, strawberries, and cherries. My boyfriend is a big fan of their banana bread as well. This market closes the last weekend in October so you still have 3 weekends to experience it! I may just have to try those fragrant honey crisp apples Danielle B raves about!

Luckily I live just around the corner from this great farmer's market…read more With live entertainment, an assortment of fruits, vegetables, flowers and baked goods you have everything you need. I like the local family farms that are represented and the helpful vendors that really care. The star of the market is the crepe guy. Always a line with anticipation and bright smiles as they sit down at the picnic table to feast on their tasty crepes. I look forward to Saturday mornings to do the market and then brunch at Butch McGuires!!

Great place to shop and save. Service is fantastic and prices are great. Great selection of meat…read moreand produce. Also very clean

This store has a lot of great things to offer, but management isn't one of them. Last night I did…read moresome shopping in the last hour the store was open. Upon checking out.. no cashiers were at a register. ONLY SELF CHECKOUT. A 70 year old or so women was also checking out. This poor woman could be your parents or an elderly person you know. The manager here wanted to save what $15 so another staff member could be stocking a shelf? Crazy. Absolutely insane. This store is pretty decent overall, but the levels of disrespect this shows for your own staff and your community is just unreal. Whoever staffed the store that night should be deeply ashamed of themselves. The stockholders are gonna be ok. Put a working staff member on registers at all times period. What if someone got injured? The self checkout here has a TINY spot to put your bag. Move the bag a bit and the scale freaks out. I can think of endless reasons for a cashier to be working at all times. Think of members of your community who need help if you run a FOOD STORE. Think of ways to improve your business rather than screwing customers. What about people who are neurodivergent and have disabilities? All to save like $100 a week. I bet they pull cashiers every night that last hour. What an F you to the people you sell to. TLDR: 9:30pm and NO cashier working a register. Elderly woman forced to use self checkout with a cart full of heavy items.

I got a Yelp email giving me a heads up, so we decided to check out. First, I'm biased. I love the…read moreSouthport area. Unfortunately most of the vendors were closing up for the day when I arrive. The few that were opened had sone great stuff. Artisanal cheese and bread vendors. Are variety of vegetable vendors with one with a multiple varieties of garlic. Oh there's was one really great shop which was a combination of vintage style and a whole bunch the owner designed. I need to get there early next time when all the vendors are stocked and open, you should too!

I'm very committed to my relationship with my CSA but after walking halfway to a dinner where I was…read moreresponsible for bringing tomatoes without the tomatoes I needed a quick pit stop. The market is small, tiny compared to Green City Market in Lincoln Park or even the Daley Plaza Market but has a good variety of vendors. Multiple farm stands, a stall selling canned goods, a butcher, and fresh made pasta. I grabbed perfect cherry tomatoes from a stall I didn't get the name of (eeek) and on a whim also got half a load of garlic bread from pHlour bakery and cafe. The bread was prize worth. If you're lucky enough to get off at Southport get your produce here!

This place is small but mighty! I picked up some pantry provisions, and excellent kibbeh. Lots of…read moredesserts tempted me, but restrained, I picked the pistachio halwa, which is SO good. I'll be back again soon.

I stopped in here on a whim after seeing it on my featured Yelp page and I happened to be very…read moreclose by. I purchased the basil hummus and baba gannoush and wow these are delicious!! And for $3.99 each. They have a nice variety of sweet treats, pantry items, and a few small refrigerators. A great way to shop local and get authentic fresh food!