I have always driven by this place and wanted to try. Finally had the time to do just that. Got the…read moreribeye sandwich and can honestly say it was one of the best I've ever had. Only $10. The picture is a half eaten one. A whole ribeyes slab folded in half with A1 and onion for me. Not the operation is a little unconventional - but easy to figure out. Will definitely be back soon!

I went in, thinking I was walking into a Meat Market. I did not walk into a meat market, You have…read moreto have Meat for sale in order to be a Meat Market. There was No Meat, I asked for 2 T-Bone Steaks, I was told I could probably pick them up in 2 Days. People there were friendly, no problems with anyone that worked there.

Got the butterfly porkchop sandwich, mac n cheese and baked beans. Porkchop had really good flavor…read morebut was on the thin side. Mac n cheese is creamy but not seasoned. Baked beans were decent. I'd like to try the burger next time.

The braws are awesome! I highly recommend apple, bacon, Gouda; jalapeño cheddar; and Hawaiian!…read moreThese are my top three!! The people working there are very friendly and helpful. And the place is not cluttered, clean and well planned out.

Stopping here was like stepping back in time, great departure from the big box grocery stores!…read moreGreat variety of meats, cheeses, baked goods, pantry items, candies, etc...The owner and his son added to the whole experience...Shared the very cool history of the store and were very helpful with advice on how to handle some of the various products we bought. Why not slow down and enjoy some great, authentic food?!? Do yourself a favor and make it a point to stop in when you're in the Moline area!

What a variety of European snacks, breads, meats and cheeses!…read moreIf you are looking for Stash's Polish sausage, they have it. Friendly staff, reminded me of the little grocery store by my grandma's house in Chicago many years ago.

The best customer service and meat market! Family owned business. Midwest values. I wish they were…read moreNew Mexico.

Excellent customer service and an outstanding meat counterread more

I had the best customer service from Phil in pharmacy on Sunday. He was amazing! Phil took care…read moreof everything that I needed from the pharmacy. Someone with that kind of customer service is very rare to run across someone should give him a raise.

When I travel I always look for a Hy-Vee for my room essentials like water etc and Davenport IA had…read moreone not far from my great hotel. I just like the store because it's got everything I could want and I like the quality. They have a decent pre made hot food bar at this one along with the cold pre heat foods, no pictures because an employee was there looking at me. The fresh meat section is amazing looking along with the bakery. To me it's like the Chick fil A of grocery stores because the employees are so friendly no matter where I'm at.

It's all about the Meat Dept. They do have other groceries at competitive prices except Milk. A…read moreshout out for Jeff in the Meat Dept! A true knowledgeable professional.

I shopped at this store yesterday. They had everything that I needed. Their produce is plentiful…read moreand fresh. Their meat counter looked great. They have plenty of helpful, friendly staff to help find things. I was even helped out to my car .. Haven't had that experience lately. This is a great store!

The management is so great to work with. I needed another turkey on short notice. I called the…read moredepartment. The person answering the phone who's name I cannot remember was so very helpful. I went to the store to pick it up and Jonathan helped us with my order. Also again on short notice I needed another turkey. Johnathan helped me look through the meat case and get what I needed. These guys are friendly, helpful and seem to enjoy their work. Thanks to them.

Food was cold and this is what my meatloaf dinner looked like. Missing roll, silverware, soy sauce…read morethat you have to pay for and fortune cookies. Pathetic for what I paid for it all.

Once again, problems at the meat counter. They had a special on 8 oz Ribeye for $9.98. Those are…read moreprecut in the case so they don't weight the package when they label it. I told them I would like one. I didn't watch things that close. I got home and my wife said that package doesn't look very think or weight much for two Ribeye's. I said two, I bought one? It was packaged and labeled as two and the price was $19.98. We opened the package there was only one 8 oz Ribeye in it!!! Honest mistake or????? Nothing I can really do. The package has been opened so who would believe us? Can't go by any weight on the label of the package because there is no weight on it. Screwed out of $10 bucks, thanks. A week or so ago a different meat counter person and I ordered one pound of 93%. He went for the 85% and I was watching. Had it on the scale. I said that's not 93%, it came out of the 85% tray. I guess you really have to watch them here at the meat counter.

So I got accused of stealing from this place in the most rediculous way possible. It's actually…read moreeven quite funny to me. Here's the context. I go here about four or five times a week, if only because it's convenient to a couple other places I go to. I ride a bike as transportation, so I usually have a backpack on me to keep things, and...to hawl groceries around. Now I know being a dude with a backpack is a cardinal sin in grocery stores, and I'm going to have every eye and every camera on me as soon I walk in the place -- I'm well used to this. Despite women that routinely carry around giant ungodly purses, they're fine. Me with a backpack? Gimme me the death penalty I guess. So to avoid all this, I usually try to leave my backpack with my bike, but because today I had a fairly expensive laptop in there, I didn't want to leave it outside...because it'd get stolen. So I bring my backpack in, I grab a few things, I even talk to the person behind the meat counter so I could get some tenderloins...everything's fine up to this point. I talk to another worker, trying to find an energy drink, and then I go to pay for my items in the self-checkout. At this point I realize my wallet is in my backpack, I didn't have it in my pocket because I'd been at the gym earlier, and left those pants in my bag. And then at this point, some ginger kid approaches me and asks to look in my bag. At first I agree, telling the kid he's going to look awfully stupid, but then I refuse on general principle, telling them they can check their cameras if they'd like, and I was just going to go, without the items. The Opie ginger kid then asks if I want to talk to the manager. I say sure. But then I'm standing there waiting for several minutes waiting to talk to a manager about something that I should've never been forced to deal with in the first place. So I leave. After I'm in the parking lot unlocking my bike, the ruthless chubby ginger kid comes out. He's not done. Blood in his eyes and probably some in his hair too, phone in hand, talking to what I assume to be the police or maybe the manager. He's basically doing a play-by-play on the phone, relaying everything I'm doing. I yell some things and I ride off into the sunset. But afterward, here's the kicker...I begin to have doubts about how I handled the situation, because I was in a state of high emotions at the time. So after thinking about it, I decided to give the store a call in order to explain my side of things. Someone answers, I tell them I'm the person whom they just asked to search their backpack, and I started explaining why I got upset, when I overhear the person put the phone down and talk to what I assumed to be the manager, and they're saying "It's the guy who shoplifted.". Now, the problem I have with this whole situation is, despite me routinely going to this place multiple times a week, and even PREVIOUSLY earlier that VERY SAME DAY, either I'm the dumbest thief on the planet earth, who has knowingly walked into a store that he goes to frequently, with a plan to steal from it while wearing a backpack, I then draw attention to myself by choosing to talk to multiple employees in the store, and THEN I've apparently chosen to steal items in the worst possible position in the store (the self checkout line, in full view of five completely braindead overpaid teenagers who work there, whose literal only job is to watch you), and then used a locked bicycle as the worst possible getaway vehicle. And then...for some reason, after that, I then decide it's a great idea to call the store back that I've just allegedly tried to steal from. To do what exactly? If all this is correct, Opie deserves a raise. Or... Fareway on 53rd needs to take it down a notch as well. They were wrong, and should apologize. Especially Opie.