I came here specifically to snag ice cream from the 50% off amazon prime deal - I was shocked to…read morefind that even on the second week of the sale the coolers were stocked and being stocked as I was shopping - other places run those types of specials and then once stock is out it's gone but that's not the case here. I got 19 items between expensive pints that would normally be 9 bucks to novelty ice cream bars. I paid 59 plus tax for all! The store was also very clean, and the staff was nice enough. Great experience and what an awesome sale - it goes until July 3rd if anyone is reading this and wants to stock up (:

This store at Rookwood sure doesn't measure up to the original location in Oakley. Wines are…read morelocated in a few rows past the produce department. The old store had a very nice wine department with appealing displays and notes about many of the wines. The prepared foods section is just nasty. The old store had a beautiful square section with helpful staff and everything looking fresh. Really disappointed that WFM doesn't do better with this location.

On Thursday of this week I went into the market to pick up a few items that my daughter really…read morelikes from their store because she was coming in from out of town. I was able to find them all but the smoked salmon salad was out of stock. I wish I had gotten the name of the man behind the counter name was sooooo nice. He said if you wait 15 mins I will make the salad for you. That is GREAT customer service that is what keeps people coming back!

Kept life a little simpler this Thanksgiving by ordering The Fresh Market's Traditional Turkey…read moreMeal, which comes with a 10-12 pound fully cooked turkey, four pounds of Yukon Gold whipped potatoes, three pounds of herb stuffing, a pound of cranberry walnut relish, 30 oz of turkey gravy a dozen butter & egg dinner rolls . I added an order of green beans and carrots and crab cakes. I chose the 9-10 am pickup window the day before Thanksgiving and found an orderly line of shoppers picking up their meals. The staff was friendly and efficient in getting us our orders, which came in good quality cooler boxes. The cooking instructions were easy to follow and, with the appetizers, ham and dessert we had to supplement Fresh Market's staples, this was more than enough food for our gathering of five. We had lots of leftovers to enjoy. Recommended!

Love Publix! Such a game changer for grocery shopping in…read moreCold spring! Our kiddos love it too!

Returned to PUBLIX with list of most often bought products from KROGER stores: 2 in Cold Spring and…read moreKroger Marketplace in Newport, KY. All the items I routinely buy from KROGER where anywhere from $1.00 to $7.00 higher @ PUBLIX. EX: Starbucks Cold Brew 32 oz. concentrate is $11.99 to $ 8.99(sale). PUBLIX is $15.49 SERIOUSLY!!!!!!!!!!! PUBLIX selection of most foods limited to just a few varieties. Example: KROGER offers anywhere from 5 to 10 different labeled can goods. Same with most if not all their products. Definitely staying with KROGER "forever"!!!

I used to love it!! I really miss not having it as an option - loved their selection of things and…read moreI was really excited about their pani puri station :(

I've been reluctant to write this review for many years, because I have wanted this establishment…read moreto succeed and had such high hopes for it. The location where Clifton Market sits was previously occupied by a somewhat janky IGA that in the 90's had one of the best beer selections in the region, and could be reliably counted on to have every staple that you needed on hand. For reasons I believe were related to damage to the building, IGA closed and the space was vacant for several years before the proprietors of Clifton Market opened this current grocery store. I moved back into the neighborhood in 2019, and while I live much closer to the janky Kroger down the road, I like to support small local businesses so at times I made a point to go to Clifton Market- mostly because it was on the way to Bruegger's or work or in the immediate vicinity of another business I was planning on frequenting on Ludlow. However, early on the experiences... weren't great. The staff is friendly enough, the store is clean, but the store has ALWAYS had a distinct covid-era feel for items in stock- and we're talking *basic* items. Like turnips. Or parsnips. Or spaghetti. Or a can of chickpeas. You'd go and there would be one sad, mushy turnip that would even cause a pig to give you side-eye if was presented as dinner. Additionally, it feels as if a lot of the brands that they do sell you might might find at an outlet mall in Shelbyville. "Wow, I didn't know General Motors made tuna" you might say to yourself while walking through the store (only a slight exaggeration). But the thing that gets me is that with *very* few exceptions, every time I go there with a list of things to get, invariably they are out of multiple items or just don't stock them. Today- the experience that lead me to write this review- those items were Fruity Pebbles and marshmallows. How does one not have Fruity Pebbles and marshmallows? YOU HAD ONE JOB. Not only did they not have those items, but the only word that can be used to describe a lot of the shelves is "barren". I think I counted five different kinds of major brand cereal in stock but you can see for yourself in the video- and the dairy/creamery aisle looked similarly post apocalyptic. For poops and giggles I popped into the 4th rate SuperX down the street, and even THEY had Fruity Pebbles and marshmallows (granted the cereal was $8.79 a box!) Strangely enough, in their favor they DO have a very good selection of Jeni's Ice Cream, with flavors that aren't available at the janky Kroger (or most other Krogers), and they have a small selection of Boar's Head products at the deli (and I mean small). So +1 for Hufflepuff. But that's literally the only good thing I can say about the place. Sigh. I wanted to love this store. I gave it the better part of a decade to get better. It has not gotten better, and I fear It will never improve under its current ownership. Frustration and bemusement at just how unsatisfactory the place is are the consistent feelings when I'm in it. Over the last few years I'd be in there fewer than ten times annually, but after today's experience that number will be trimmed to zero. Go to the janky Kroger. Go to the price gouging Super X. You will thank me, for real.

I recently moved to New Richmond, Ohio, and I've come to really appreciate and like the Rivertown…read moreIGA. The staff is always friendly and personable. The deli staff is especially helpful at suggesting new items or items that are on sale. And, they make delicious fried chicken and side dishes. The deviled egg potato salad is phenomenal. The fruits and vegetables are consistently fresh. Every time I have visited, the store is clean and well organized. They don't have everything the big box stores offer, but I'm more than OK with that. By shopping at Rivertown IGA, I'm helping to support this local, small business and the people that work there. It's location is convenient too, an easy exit off Route 52 near New Richmond, Ohio, if you're simply passing through, or need some food and drinks for a fun day on the Ohio River. I say Shop Local!

Went there at 9:05 pm on Feb 6 and doors were locked! What gives?…read more Hours are posted as closing 10 pm, phone says same. This really stinks.

A very nice store with a great selection... Especially in the meat department... Those guys back…read morethere are awesome and very helpful. The store has a great selection of items and is very well laid out... The people are very friendly and the prices are reasonable.

Don't buy anything fresh like fruit vegetables bread meat it fell off the truck 10 miles back !read more

Very good organic foood. The steaks are our favorite and…read moreAmish raised chicken are our favorite

Every time I've been the staff has been very friendly. The food is good quality although a bit…read morepricey but they have some unique finds and hidden gems. They also do have good sales!

If you are looking for fast soul food, this place deserves a try. Some of my former co-workers…read morespoke about this place repeatedly regarding the quality, quantity, and value of the food. I agree with their rave, however, my lunchtime experiences were not the best. I would often stop to pick up lunch on my way to work, and there was often a line of customers who apparently had the same idea. The staff did not serve with a sense of urgency. The customers didn't seem to mind, which is unfortunate because that implies acceptance of the level of service. I haven't been in a while, but I hope they improvement the customer care & service because their food is really good.

Unbelievably Cheap! I expected to see Going-Out-of-Business signs posted somewhere…read more A notable example, Chocolate and Peanut Butter Cheerios were their doorbuster cereal at a dollar per box. I was next door and remembered I needed onions and salad. Ignore the 60's era design and decor motif, it's actually clean and orderly in there. They offer a lot of store brands and not very much produce, but they had organic spring mixes, two carton options of them, both on sale for a dollar each. And they expired in three days just like all kinds of other salads out there, not a reduced-for-quick-sale offer. My three pounds of onions were $2.50, perfectly acceptable price range. Note that these people compete with Dollar Tree and Dollar General next door and across the street. This means that both have arranged for limited access to much smaller sizes on brand name household supplies like Tide and Dawn dish soap, so they can charge more per ounce but set the overall price lower. It's called predatory pricing, and since the Jimmy Carter administration and then Reagan especially we haven't enforced New Deal era laws requiring wholesalers to offer the same terms to all buyers. The result is dollar stores sit with a store full of trashy food (and WalMart junk) but offer a seeming discount on essentials that many find pricey. I'm making it a point to shop for a few items there as it's closer, but I'm pretty sure I'll end up with a handful of their door busters most the time too. The cheerios were especially tempting today.