Great selection of fresh meat & other items Always very…read morehelpful / store is very clean and well organized Employees are very professional and helpful Bob Rode

I have been a customer of Mazzulo for 40+ years. This family operated "institution" has…read morebeen my go-to establishment for holidays, parties and everyday dinners for all of those years. The owners and support staff take pride in the quality of their products as well as their customers satisfaction . Thank to the Mazzulo family for all they contribute to our community and our kitchens .

What a great way to unwind and so reasonable! Live music and way more wines to choose from than any…read moreother restaurant. Take your family, friends or even kiddos. Super friendly and fast service with a great grasp of wines they carry. Grab some fast eats too. So reasonably priced you'll wonder why you haven't been going here all along.

Heinen's is always my favorite grocery store. The vegetables & fruits are always fresh & seasonal…read more In the dairy department I find the best dairy free items. Butter, cheeses, yogurts & more. They carry my favorite gluten free selection of breads. Also gluten free cookies. Whatever your looking for your sure to find it at Heinen's.

Honestly, it's funny how people love to clown the Walmarts in the hood, but for this one to be on…read morethr outskirts of the greater Cleveland area, I would rather go to Steelyard. I bought a sweatshirt too big for my toddler and wanted to return it and since I was in Bainbridge, I figured I go to the "nice" location, but boy was a wrong. As soon as I walked into customer service, at 8:03pm mind you, I wad told they were closed. With a confused face I said, OH customer service closes at 8pm now? She said they did today, the last person just went home. I said, so how do I get my return or exchange processed? She said come back tomorrow or drive to Macedonia, they close at 9pm. I was so annoyed, angry and over it. These companies are so nonchalant about their shortcomings, yet so blatant about the lack of service they intend to provide. I don't even like Walmart, but they are thr only pla e that reliably carry Rockit apples and thr Texas Roadhouse dinner rolls. If I have to check myself out, I should get an employee discount because at this point I work here. Don't go to this location. The shelves are bare, the workers up front in the self check out are just standing around shooting the ish. There was one worker that was friendly. That's why they got an extra star.

Tried to order two "triple roll" packages of viva paper towels with 12 rolls each…read more Charge for first package was $29.98 Charge for second identical pachage was $101.50. No way to correct blatant computer error. Called local walmart. telephone does not "ring." I KNOW. I'LLL MAKE TWO SEPARATE ORDERS. 0___0 PACKAGE OF 24 - "TRIPLE ROOLS" - SAME AS TWO OF THE 29.98 PACKAGES OF 12 - IS $168. WILL COMPUTER CHEATUING NEVER END?

Very nice grocery store - clean, friendly staff, and a nice selection of products. We were able to…read morefind everything we needed and some more, as we were curious to see what other options they had.

It's a regular grocery store but the employees make it another place a cashier I really recommend…read moreis some small skinny cashier who wears glasses I think his name is Cameron fart or something like that he was extraordinary nice and said the chocolate milk in the glass jar is the best and boy was he right great place great atmosphere 10 out of 10

Service. Abrupt rude. Went to the service desk to inquire about email notification concerning a…read morerecent curbside order. When I asked for information all that was necessary was to direct me to that department. This did not happen. Moving on please instruct employees to direct customers to the appropriate department. This is the definition of Customer Service. Thank you

Giant Eagle at Tanglewood (Chagrin Falls, OH) has amazing an amazing employee who provided customer…read moreservice like I've never seen. I stopped at this location as I just arrived in town and wanted to order a vegetable tray for my grandson's birthday. Teresa was in the produce section and I asked her about ordering a tray. She took me to the deli counter to speak to the person who makes the trays. Unfortunately that person was getting ready to leave for the day and wouldn't be able to have it done until later the next day - too late for the party. Teresa told me that she would make the tray for me. Together, we picked out the veges I wanted for the tray and she walked over to the cashier so I could pay for them. Teresa took them to the back and had the tray ready within 30 mins. I am so happy that I found Teresa and cannot say enough about this level of customer service! This Giant Eagle is lucky to have her as an ambassador for their store! Thank you Teresa - you made me look good :) I wanted to complete the proper survey but my receipt didn't have a code.

Super friendly and was very knowledgeable about the products, i learned a few things along the way,…read moreyes real olive oil is expensive, and it's definitely not worth buying cheap grades , your health is much more important!, they were fairly busy for a small business.

Ahh... Chagrin Falls on a beautiful "almost" fall day. There is no better place to spend time…read more My wife loves "The Olive Scene". She goes in their shop almost every time we are in Chagrin Falls. The selection of Olive Oils and Vinegars is amazing. It's so extensive she has still not run out of new options to try. If you see something you would like to try but don't quite know what you would do with it... don't fret. The staff is marvelous. They are so well informed, and know their product so well, they are a never ending source of good ideas. And at the check out they will always offer you recipe cards that specifically go with the items you have chosen. What a wonderful place. So, next time you are in Chagrin Falls you absolutely most stop in "The Olive Scene". You will be glad you did.

Another good store to find anything you need. This store also has groceries, fresh produce, milk, a…read moredeli and frozen foods. So it's a quick stop to grab something. There's a hardware section, drug store, cosmetics, kitchen supplies, some clothing. I like this store. It's like a big one-stop shop. Now, there's a sign for hunting licenses available. Of course help wanted signs are here, too.

Discount Drug Mart saves you the runaround. I have always loved drug mart- it's kind of an…read moreanachronism, but perhaps less so as they have recently opened a brand new store a few hundred yards from the old one. I don't know how to describe this place, except to say that this is what general shopping was like in the 1970s-1990s. They literally sell just about anything, from a limited selection of produce to engine oil to toys to clothing to lawn care items. You can even rent DVDs here. And of course they have a pharmacy. Prices are usually slightly higher than other places, but they commonly have specials and sales. They are always open- if you need batteries on Christmas morning, Drug Mart is your place. (Although if I ever go on a holiday I always give the cashier a $20 bill because I feel guilty they are working.)

Howard's is popular in the Bainbridge area. The produce is seasonal. I purchased rhubarb for a pie…read moreat $5 a pound. That gave me about five cups chopped for a Rhubarb pie. Some food items are in glass refrigerators. There are lots of jars of pickles, salsas, pickled eggs and more since gardens are not producing much the first of June. I heard that strawberries came available. Howard's also has an area full of flowers of all kinds. Located near Kenston Schools, Howard's is easy to find. Look for the cute barn and flower buildings, the apple orchard and the gravel lot.

We took our grandson to Howard's this morning. While the corn mazes and variety of items to…read morepurchase in the store were great, the young woman who waited on us was not friendly or engaged. I also could not understand why the roller coaster was not available since there were a number of families with children there.

Oh Marc's. You have been a part of my life for decades, since you were Bernie Shulman's on Cedar…read more Now you are all grown up, a chain of stores that stretches across the region. With food prices low enough to make the slow lines and aisles in disarray worth it, you keep us coming back. Your closeout section is where you really shine. With items no one knew they needed (because they don't) and odd unsalable outcasts from other stores, you are sure to find a 99 cent treasure or two. Who cares if the the undershirts they sell are marked irregular- with Marc's low prices on fiber, you can be sure that even if your shirts aren't regular, that you are. Stop in and stay a while!

WATCH YOUR EXPIRATION DATES! You've always needed to watch…read moreexpiration dates at Marc's, nothing new there. But the amount of expired food being sold and the length of the expirations have had a huge increase recently. Hummus - over a month expired. Yogurt - a few weeks. Bread was one of the things we didn't pay much attention to, until a recent purchase of hamburger buns molded after two days and we realized they were expired by several weeks. So, WATCH THOSE DATES, and shame on Marc's for putting that stuff on the shelves.

I was really craving smoked salmon which led me to ALDI. Once I entered the store, I also started…read morecraving my many other favorites. In retrospect, getting a cart would have been a good idea. I really like ALDI in terms of selling European products. It always allows me to feel nostalgic and also expand my taste palette. Prices are budget-friendly. Although a die hard ALDI fan, this was my first visit to this particular ALDI location. The store is spacious, well lit, and very clean. The store was almost empty when I visited on Monday evening. Lines and self-checkout lines moved very quickly. I was in and out in about 20 minutes, which was grocery store efficiency win. I love that there's "quick meals" section by the entrance! If you need any other items you can't find, Marc's is in the same plaza. I found few negatives during store navigation: product organization and stock. Certain parts of the store such as fish and lunch meats were illogically organized and not in the manner other stores do their organization. It took me awhile to find smoked salmon. When I finally did, it came in very small packages. It was ideal for one person but wasn't what I expected. I was unable to find liverwurst, macarons, cream puffs, and a few other minor items. My final haul was the following: lobster dip (too watery), crab sticks (too sweet), pitas (always delish), smoked salmon (more salty than usual), and Rainier cherries (tasty). I also discovered few new-to-me items: Choco Changer sustainable chocolate, clover honey, mimosa bottles, rose cones ice cream, and boho hanging chair (in AOS). And really, is this even an AlDI review without shoutout to AOS aisle? It was very well stocked but had very few seasonal items (except a fan, which is super seasonal). I'd recommend this store for anyone looking for a quick shopping experience during the week.

Store itself is fine. Food on shelves, but checkout was a disaster. I'm a regular Aldi shopper so…read moreI get the drill but the self checkout here is the worst I've ever seen. They squeezed way too many registers in this tiny little area, and worst was the self checkout scanner guns have 3' cords and start near the floor. Completely useless. I checked three different ones before decided on one, oh wait.. it was broken. Looks like I'm not the only one who tried to pull them farther. Seriously, scanner could barely even reach the register, let alone your cart to scan. Had to pull cases of water completely up to register. What a disaster. Zero employees to help too. Spend the extra time and go to the Aldi in Bainbridge.