I absolutely love this store!! It takes hours to go through if you actually want to see everything…read morethat's there. The prices are surprisingly affordable as well. My favorite section is the hot sauce section. The store is set up really nice with plenty of room in the aisles. This is one of my favorite places to visit when I come to Cincinnati.

Jungle Jim's is an adventure. You can shop for several hours at both locations, but I believe this…read moreone is slightly newer and larger. During this trip, I found some pickled okra that is from Texas. Of course, it is commonplace throughout the Southern United States, but it is often difficult to find north of Kentucky. They offered plenty of foreign sodas and other food items. I found some favorites from the Philippines, Colombia, and other countries. Also, I noticed that they had a vast selection of seafood, wine, beer, and even cigars. Every aisle is listed and kept clean, and if you're looking for something particular, ask a staff member for assistance. They're friendly and willing to assist customers. If you're in the area and have never even stopped by to look, it is worth your time.

I was staying at a hotel down the street and the CVS right next to it was closed so I found myself…read moremaking the five minute walk down to this Kroger on a Monday night around 9pm. I'm not going to lie, I was a little intimidated by all the loiterers and security guards, but once inside I was surprised at how nice it was. I've never been to a true inner city Kroger before and damn, it's better than the one a mile down the street from my house (which is still considered inner city in Columbus). It sort of reminded me of a Market District. I was only there to grab a few snacks and drinks for my room and everything was really easy to find. While it was somewhat busy there, there were a ton of self check out kiosks so I was in and out in a jiffy. If I lived in downtown Cincy I could definitely see myself shopping here. There's even parking!

Apparently all Kroger's within District 1 of the Cincinnati/Dayton division just sent a memo to all…read moreemployees saying illness is no longer a valid reason to miss work unless you're so sick it requires hospitalization. YUCK!! I'm not shopping at a store where it's policy to have ill employees come cough and sneeze all over food they expect me to buy. Forget that! I'll happily shop elsewhere.

Love this store!!! Only 2 hrs from home. Must have the extreme queso and the truffles every time we…read morevisit!!! Large selection of beer, wine, cheese and so much more!!! Plenty of parking, you will spend 2 hrs here easy!!! Every ethnic department you can think of and samples too. Drink a beer or a glass of while u shop!!

I really wanted to love this place because of all the good things I heard about it. I drove over…read moretwo hours to try it out. I will say that I really loved the huge variety of everything in this store. We arrived on a busy Saturday at around noon (won't be doing that again) but easily found a good parking spot in the giraffe lot. I got a cart for my child and it had a baby steering wheel for her to play with to entertain her. You walk in and are instantly overwhelmed by all of the options- in a good and bad way. I don't think the store is messy by any means, it's an organized chaos. We followed the line of people throughout the different sections and strayed away a few times to look at some items. I liked the pickle barrels with 3/$3 whole pickles with different flavors to choose from. There's a HUGE alcohol section so if that is your fancy then you are sure to find what you are looking for there. The customer service was not very good. Workers had AirPods in and when you went to ask a question they acted like you were a huge bother. I will say that the bartenders at the random bars across the store were so nice. Maybe because a difference in roles? Not sure. What REALLY left a huge distaste in my mouth was the cashier and his helper that was bagging groceries. On my receipt it says Walter. I got up to him and said hello and he stared straight at me. After he was done scanning he didn't say anything at all he was just waiting for my card. My mom was right behind me with her items and got the same treatment. She even inquired about what rang up as $32 because it looked like a candy that was scanned came up as that much and he just stared at her as well. No troubleshooting, no help at all whatsoever. It was honestly like talking to a wall. His bagger also had the same attitude but both had no issue speaking to the cashier in the next lane when they had a question amongst themselves. You could just clearly tell they'd rather be literally anywhere else than working on a Saturday. It was honestly ridiculous to be ignored so blatantly like that. Overall if you need any type of grocery under the sun I would say come here. Don't come on the weekend though. I'd maybe come on a weekday during non peak hours and for sure won't be asking for help from any employee.

Friendliest staff. Great deli. Country store vibes. Lunch and dinner options in the neighborhood!!read more

Catered lunchmeat sandwiches. Everyone loved it. Service was excellent. Thanks will recommendread more

If you live downtown and forget a few things at the grocery store, this is a great place to go…read more They have a wide variety of items for a convenience store downtown, including some fresh fruits and vegetables. Prices are a little higher than the grocery store, but on par for a downtown market! Will definitely go here again if we need to grab something quickly. They advertise fresh food, like pizzas and smoothies, but did not try any of that. Store looks clean and well kept. This place has the most groceries that I have found downtown besides walking over to the Kroger on Walnut.

It's giving so so good! Yummy yummy. Quaint little place, good food and great drinks! Service SERVEDread more

I have had their chicken breast bone in and bone out, they were both extremely tough and chewy . I…read moreordered a rib roast for Christmas when I went in to pick it up they gave me Choice beef. I asked them to give me prime I literally watched the guy take off the paper of the one I had just handed him and rewrapped it. I was throughly embarrassed that it was so tough and no flavor. Back to Lehr's Meats in Milford, I am so disappointed on Christmas with family .

Expensive food, but if you GO TO the store on the right days, there are good, healthy specials…read more In the winter with no transportation the store is useless to me as even as a loyalty member I cannot get the specials with delivery. I don't really think I will order from them again due to this, and will stop telling my customers how great the store is. If one is a member,one should be able to get the specials regardless of how one shops. Very disappointed.

Country Fresh Market is located on Vine St. not far away from Ronald Reagan. There is plenty of…read moreparking l9t parking. Fresh fruits and veggies, a deli and a great wine and beer selection with wine tasting on some Fridays for a very reasonable price. It's a smaller grocery store but the selection and quality is great. The wait wasn't long and everyone took the time to ask me how my day was or if I needed help with anything.

I can always count on quality goods and great service. Produce is always fresh, and I'm always…read moresatisfied with my purchases.

Love Whole Foods and this location is even better since their expansion. I love getting flowers…read morefrom here, especially peonies. Love the samples, the hot bar, the sushi bar, the fresh bread and their cakes are delicious and inexpensive!

I'm having lunch here! Good food selection! Exactly the same buffet items as every whole store even…read morethe stores in California! Always can depend on Whole Foods for lunch and dinner served ready and hot!

I attended Findlay Market's "Sweet and Savory Stroll," one of the tasting events they do every…read moreyear. This year it was a combo of Valentine's Day and Mardi Gras -- so as you strolled through the Findlay Market complex, you could sample either savory Cajun-inspired dishes, or dessert-themed dishes. You had 2 choices for tickets, either 8 tickets or (I believe) 20 tickets for a higher price. I went with the maximum amount this time, so that I could just impulsively select the samples in front of me without having to ration out my choices. And strongly recommend this method -- it's a great way to throw yourself into the event and to donate to a great organization. And the gourmet made-from-scratch delicacies didn't disappoint. My top fives favorites were: the "Velvety Smooth Beef Burgundy" from Eckerlin meats -- a flavorful stew with fork-tender beef chunks in it, the "Mini Elote" street corn cob (actually half a cob, thus the "mini" part of the name), with a flavorful authentic sauce on top, the "Hogs & Kisses Baby Back Ribs" from Neil Luken Meats -- a huge chunk of ribs (he said he gave me a larger piece than usual to compensate for giving me the butt end of the rack, which I heartily appreciated), the Gumbo from Barlion's Seafood & Poultry, as the broth was amazing, and I loved the ample chunks of Andouille sausage popping up in the stew, and the "Muffaletta Sandwich Bites" from Harmony Plant Fare. Other favorites of mine were the "Bourbon Street Chicken with White Rice" from Artichoke (they had run out of the dish so we had to wait 5-10 minutes until they could make more -- it was worth the wait, as the chicken was plump and flavorful), the "Cocoa Smoothie topped with Strawberry" from the Banasun Smoothie Bar," which was refreshing and perfectly spiced, and the "chocolate Covered Bacon" from Ruby's Chocolates, which had caramel mixed into the chocolate and bacon (and, BTW, the bacon was from Eckerlin Meats, one of their neighbors). All of this, combined with great weather, a band playing jazz, great service, and Findlay Market's wonderful "street fair" atmosphere. Who could ask for more?

I recently stopped here when me and my wife were in town in cincinnati. I've been to Cincinnati…read moretons of times but I've never visited the Findlay Market. This place was better than most of the Markets that I've been to in recent memory! Some of them are bigger but this one is a medium-sized Market to say the least. They have great produce in one section by the parking. Great variety of stores. I do like the outdoor tables as well. The cons I will say about the Findlay Market are the parking. You are expected to download an app and pay for parking that way instead of just getting a QR code that will redirect you and put in your payment information and the other con is once you leave the Farmers Market there really isn't much to really see or do since it's kind of blighted from a 1 block radius of leaving the market

Meijer is not typically one of my top shopping destinations, but I visited recently and was able to…read morefind everything that I needed. I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to find a pair of winter boots for my toddler. The store for the most part was organized and well stocked. It was moderately crowded, and it would have been helpful if there have been another checkout open because the lines were pretty long I expect that when I need something in the future, I will be more likely to return, knowing that they will probably have what I need.

For the most part the store is clean and organized. The bathrooms on another hand are HORRIBLE…read more There was toilet paper stuffed in 3 of the bathroom stalls. It smells horrible, toilets and floors were dirty. I don't think the bathrooms are checked very often.