I would to start off this review by saying at I am not from Galesburg. I am from the far-off land…read moreof California, where humble shops like these don't really exist. When they do, they have competition against stores like Whole Foods who take customers from the local natural food stores, leading to the prices being marked up. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of keeping local businesses open and thriving, but I will humbly step off my soap box, and continue on to share my love for this beautiful business. As I get off the train from San Francisco and search up local restaurants, I come across Cornucopia, a hybrid business model that has both a deli and a market with great prices and a bigger selection than most stores I have seen. With curiosity in my head, and a growling stomach, I set off to walk the entire 3 minutes it takes to get to Cornucopia from the train station. I need not say the location of this place is great. The moment I walk in, I am greeted by both the delicious smell of Indian food as well as a nice woman by the name of Susan Lyon. She tells me that this is not only a family run business, but a business run by all women, and Susan (with her husband) are the founders. After our greetings and conversation, I walk to the deli where they had a fine selection of foods from sandwiches to curries. I order the coconut curry (a popular dish, from the words of the man working there) with turmeric rice, and a cup of coffee. I cannot understate the amount of flavor it has, and I highly recommend it to anyone who cannot do spicy food. I also see their selection of bulk spices, frozen meals, supplements, and everyday use items like toothpaste and shampoos. I walked out with a smile on my face, and as the cold Illinois wind hits me I feel longing to go back to the warmth of Cornucopia once again, but my train was to leave soon. I enjoyed every moment of this business, and I will always hope that they expand their business to California. If you ever are visiting Galesburg, Illinois, please make sure to go here. You will be pleasantly surprised by this humble family business. I hope my review, written on the observatory deck of the Amtrak, not only convince you to go here, but give you the little slice of life that Galesburg has to offer.

I ordered fruit and vegetable trays from Cornucopia for a family gathering. They were spectacular,…read morefresh and delicious. We all enjoyed the taste, variety and quality of the produce. The price was so reasonable, I could hardly believe it. I can't wait to order these again the next time we are in Galesburg. Thank you, Cornucopia, for this excellent experience.

I don't have a Hy Vee store near me so I only go to them when I travel and I will take them over…read moreWalmart. I saw the Hy Vee on the way to my hotel and I new I would be back later for some stuff for the fridge which I'm not going to bore you with. Hy Vee reminds me of Meijer with the great produce as you walk in and the great deli cases as you round the store and let's not forget the nice fresh seafood case. I was able find everything I was looking for and and get out quickly because unlike Walmart they have plenty of registers open with friendly people waiting to help you.

Awesome store, needed something to eat for dinner late. Clean store, friendly staff, great…read moreselection, good prices.

We camped overnight in Galesburg (IL), and dropped into this ALDI to pick up a few groceries before…read morecontinuing our travels. We were pleased to find most of our shopping list items (fresh fruits, deli meats and cheeses, bread, soy milk, trail mix, tissues, and beer). The only thing that they didn't have was shelf-stable soy milk, which we prefer to refrigerated milk when we travel in the RV given space constraints. The store was clean and well-organized. The check-out cashier was friendly, efficient, and accurate. Parking was free and plentiful. One oddity was that you need to deposit a quarter to get a shopping cart, returnable when you return the cart. BUT, I didn't have a quarter with me so I had to fill and carry my shopping bag as I shopped. I'm sure it wasn't their intention but it served as a deterrent to over-shopping as I'd have to carry any spontaneous selections! We would return to this store if in Galesburg again.

There's not much in Galesburg but I know there is a Hy-Vee you should go to instead of this Aldi…read more It's such a bare bones grocery store(if it can even be considered that). When you walk in there is the chips, snacks, chocolates in the first row then beer in the back along the refrigerated wall. There is milk, cheese, hummus, etc. An unusual amount of pet food and accessories like dog beds as well as housewares that take up 1-1.5 aisles. Maybe 4 aisles total in this Aldi.

I'm not sure where I should start, so I'm just going to get right into it…read more For starters, I was there a few weeks ago, and got expired chicken. Didn't notice until I got home (being usually, you shouldn't have to worry about that in stores, and when I say expired. I don't mean by a day or two. I mean by several weeks. Absolutely DISGUSTING) I called the store, the owner answered I explained my situation, told him I opened it, it had a RANCID smell, but I still had the plastic wrap, and the foam container it was in. I told him I'd like a refund, or fresh chicken. He proceeded to say that I was trying to steal from his business. (Yet I have the receipt of me purchasing my items.) Going back a few months ago, I ran into one of his employees at ALDIs, she had two carts full of groceries, I jokingly asked her if she was having a party without me, and she looked at me, whispered "Girl, no. He sends us to pick up food and such from other stores for ours because we don't have a vendor." She proceeded to laugh, and say she gets paid extra to keep it on the downlow. She even mentioned she'd been questioned by walmart employees and managers if she was reselling their products for a higher price. ~ And that randoms, get paid to make reviews on fake accounts. Meanwhile, he's working all of his employees for a shitty wage, and has let go ALL of the OG workers, the ones who were there every day, and the ones who actually made the environment decent to be in. The guy who's been in the deli for years, the older guy. Such a sweetheart, and very funny. There was also another gal there I haven't seen in sometime, but I absolutely loved her, Where did she go? I will never bring my business back to this store under this mans ownership, EVER. Can I mention he had SMALL children running around in the Deli where there are fryers, and burners? ~ I also heard him yelling at one of the workers to open a bag of chicken nuggets and fries, and to hurry up and get his kids food, because they were hungry. (Which I have recorded, HIM yelling not the children)

Everything is outdated, service sucks. Driving by you would think they are closed. Nothing g like…read moreit used to be when it was actually Kisler owned....now it's just a large convenience store....awful

I generally understand that retail environments are stressful, but the customer service at the…read moreGalesburg location consistently misses the mark. While I have encountered a few genuinely nice employees here, the vast majority I have interacted with seem visibly bothered or impatient that you are even approaching them. This is especially true at the customer service and returns desk. Instead of being helpful, the staff often comes across as rude, impatient, and overly interrogative about simple return requests. I frequent other Walmart locations and regularly experience helpful, kind service, so it is disappointing that the Galesburg store consistently struggles with basic hospitality. It often feels like you are a burden just for being in their space. I hope management can invest more time into customer service training, as the current atmosphere is incredibly unwelcoming.

Walmart . Do better ! The auto center is absolutely trash ! Just unprofessional, if I could've…read morerated -10 stars I would've . What's the point in making appointments if they're not even close to being accurate , I've been sitting here for 1hr 45 minutes and my car is just now being serviced on , mind you I set the appointment 3 days prior and only 1 person in-front of me , I showed up the 15 minutes early and when you ask how long your vehicle will be , the eyrolls and huff and puffs start . Most of them are rude . updated I arrived at 3:15 pm and it's currently 5:00pm with an "appointment " this is ridiculous! Unless you are completely desperate ... (which I am ) DO NOT WAIST YOUR TIME !

With all of the adjustments to everyday life caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, discovering that I…read morecan get sustainably-caught, small-boat harvested, wild Alaskan seafood shipped to my doorstep via this audacious little company in Galesburg, IL is probably the most positive one. Prior to last spring, you would not have been able to convince me that it made sense to spend $120-$130 a month to have 4.5 pounds of seafood shipped to me, but when our standard supply chain broke down and it was nearly impossible to get proteins at the grocery store I started to look for other options. I love seafood, so that is what I looked for first, trying a couple of "fresh from ... (name your place)" options. I dipped my toe into the Sitka Salmon Shares world by buying a "bounty sale" box of sablefish, also known as black cod. I did a side-by-side comparison of the SSS sablefish and another Alaskan seafood company that ships throughout the US and the difference in quality was astounding. I signed up for SSS's premium seafood subscription shortly thereafter. SSS is a different kind of company - a "Community Supported Fishery" akin to the CSA's you might be familiar with from your local farmer's market. While they project the contents of each monthly box ahead of time, the mix of what you receive depends upon the harvest. No matter what type of seafood you receive, you can expect impeccable quality, as the CSF model allows the small boat fishermen-owners and trusted partners to handle their catch in an artisanal way -- eg, line caught, immediately bled and put on ice, processed and deep frozen for shipment. All fish is sushi-grade, and in most cases you get traceability back to the boat that caught it and the date of harvest. Does all of that matter? I maintain that it does ... for example I have never received a piece of fish from SSS that was bruised from rough handling, and that does indeed make a difference in taste and texture. If you are a fan of seafood check out their "Freezer Sale" -- right now I believe they have a salmon sampler and albacore tuna available. I bet that if you do give a freezer sale box a try, you will soon find yourself poring over their subscriptions trying to decide which one to pick. If it's not the best fish you've ever had? They have fabulous customer service, contact them and surely they will do right by you. As for me? I expect I will be a subscriber for life.

Sitka Salmon Shares is the BEST! I've been ordering their monthly and bi-monthly shares for a…read morecouple of years and have NEVER been disappointed. The Salmon, Halibut, Tuna, Cod, Etc., have ALWAYS been fresh Fresh , Very High Quality. I'm spoiled now and will purchase only Sitka Salmon Shares! Bettie

Floral department is located right when you walk in the entrance of this Hy-Vee in Galesburg. I was…read moreactually looking for a beautiful bouquet or potted flowers for my grandparents for their anniversary. Unfortunately the selection at this particular location is fairly limited. There is a small refrigerated section. The rest was mostly Christmas themed plants and small trees. Not a ton of flower options. Pricing was fair and on average with what I have seen before. Did not seek out customer service nor were we approached.

I went in yesterday and asked the young man in the floral department if he could make me a nosegay…read moreexpecting him to ask what it was. He said "Give me 15 minutes. " i went back and was shocked at what I got!!!! THE MOST Beautiful nosegay I could ever hoped to have seen. It was for my 10 year old granddaughter who was dancing in a recital. Everyone who saw it was amazed. It was so fragrant it filled the air. Thank you so much.