I have loved Trader Joe's since college but I didn't Yelp back then so I feel like it's time show…read morethem the love they deserve. I typically frequent the Sawmill location but I was at Easton anyways and it's pretty much the same if not slightly bigger. There are so many different things I love to get on a regular basis but I will highlight a few favorites in my pictures. The staff are always so friendly despite crowds and lines on weekends, and the prices are always on point. If you are busy and want to eat good food with minimal effort on budget, this is your spot.

Trader Joe's has become my default grocery stop when I want something a little different--or when I…read moreneed to feel better about spending money on snacks I didn't plan for. One of my favorite things about shopping here is that it feels less like an errand and more like a fun little game to discover something new. It's the kind of thing I'd mention if someone asked, "So what did you get into this weekend?"--because yes, wandering the aisles counts as an activity in my book. You walk in and the flower section is overflowing with fresh bundles that look way more expensive than they are. I've grabbed plenty--mums, thistles, lilies--and they last longer than anything I've picked up at big chain stores. Even a $5 bouquet makes the week feel brighter. The layout is easy to navigate without feeling crowded, and the staff are always kind if you need help. You'll see everyone from college students to grandparents to parents with kids shopping, and it never feels intimidating. There's a low-key community vibe, too. People will chat about what's good, especially if you look undecided in front of the freezer section. I've ended up trying things because someone insisted I had to--like the Watermelon Cucumber Cooler. A stranger was raving about it, so I grabbed a bottle, and she was right. Make sure you drink it cold. I've been swapping snack reviews with my nephew. He's hooked on the Spicy Tempura Seaweed Snack--light, crispy, salty, with a little heat. I'm partial to their bruschetta sauce and the hot fudge, which somehow doesn't taste like the usual heavy fudge. The lemonades are usually the reason I come here. The Jalapeño Limeade, Spicy Mango Lemonade, and classic Limeade are always in my fridge. Refreshing without being too sweet, and perfect for mixing drinks. Prices are fair enough that you can try something new without feeling like you've splurged. Whether you eat vegan, gluten-free, or just want to try something different, there's something here for everyone. The freezer meals can be hit or miss. Some need a little extra seasoning, but the Chicken Shawarma Bowl is a solid quick lunch. If you have an air fryer, grab the Jalapeño & Cream Cheese Crispy Wontons--they turn out golden and crunchy every time. Their sauces deserve a shoutout. The Peri-Peri Sauce is fantastic on tacos or eggs--tangy, smoky, and way more flavorful than you'd expect for a $3 bottle. And while you're in line, don't skip the greeting cards. They're 99 cents and surprisingly cute. Trader Joe's even has an Instagram and a podcast with recipes and ideas, which is fun if you like feeling part of the community. Overall, this is the kind of store you walk into for groceries and leave with a few treats, something new to love, and maybe a bouquet. If you've been here, share your must-try recommendations--I'm always looking for something different to throw in the cart.

Best hot salad bar around! According to time of the day, you will be delighted with so many choices…read moreof fresh cuisines. My favorite is probably the grilled salmon which I put on top of my spring mix salad. There is also many hot soups available with those chili evenings when you don't feel like cooking. I could eat here every day.

Shopping at the fulfillment center. Typical aisle experience. This is very frustrating.read more

The fried chicken is delicious! The breast's are $2 each ! I paid $11 for 3 chicken breast's and 4…read moredrumsticks ! Also bought corn , a dozen was $6. The bakery is amazing

If you are looking for a hometown type butcher shop or grocery store then TCs is the place…read more Talk about the neighbor hood corner store. Here it is. It has been here as long as I can remember. Want to know some of the local gossip. How such n such is doing. Come here. When ever I am out visiting my mom and step-dad out at the family farm, I my stop in to get a few things, especially the prize winning locally grown and slaughtered meats. Talk about quality and fresh. I think it is the best meat in Ohio, for you carnivores out there. They also have fresh Amish style baked goods, and produce. This market has thrived through good times and hard times. Even with a Kroger super store that opened outside of Heath, or the local Walmart. They can not compare to TCs. So if you are out in Southeast Ohio, stop by this little grocery store and check it out for yourself, you will be pleasantly surprised.

The watermelon I purchased for 4.99 delicious This is not my…read moreGo to store . When they have a sell on produce you can not beat the cost , the items are fresh and reasonably priced .

Awful, bad customer service. Every one look like they was high. The security guard was watching…read morepeople people steal from the store and did nothing. Everyone need do a drug test. There was only one cashier working at the cash register.

Ever wonder what happens to all of those ding and dent cans of food from the chain stores? Do they…read morejust disappear into the great beyond? Do they find their way back to their original manufacturers, only to be re-packaged and sold again? A lot of them find their way to discount grocery stores, who pick them up from major chain stores for a fraction of the price. Sure the stuff may be really close to the expiration date, or the package may have a ding/dent in it, but the food is every bit as good as it would have been if you had paid full price for it at the major chain. Don't let the humble-looking facade fool you. Whether you need toiletries, protein bars, chicken breasts, cereal, or dessert; Discount Grocery Outlet has you covered. Almost everything there is name brand, and it's almost all priced well below the major grocery chains. The staff is all extremely friendly, and willing to help any given time you need them. If you prefer to avoid using plastic bags, they're happy to give you some of their cardboard boxes to take your purchases home in. One important thing to remember though, is that just because you found something there one time, doesn't mean it will be there forever. Unlike the big box stores, Discount Grocery Outlet doesn't have the constant supply of these items straight from the manufacturer. At the same time, the variety is great to see, and makes it an adventure going in every time. The only thing that keeps me from giving them five stars is that the prices seem to have crept up a little bit since an article in the newspaper a year or so ago, spotlighting discount grocery stores such as this one. Discount Grocery Outlet was one of the main focuses of the article, and since there it seems as though they felt like the prices should increase to reflect their recent article mention.

Amazing staff. It is truly old school customer service, they go out of their way to help you…read more Check the dates, lots of things are past the best by date but that doesn't mean they have gone bad. You can save a lot of money if you know what to look for. They seem to be getting a lot of general merchandise in now too. I hope they keep getting in the bread and canned goods!

I was trying to kill time and this Big Lots is literally down the road from my work so I decided to…read morestop in and check it out. The store is pretty well organized to find everything you need at a low price. I just wanted a snack and you can either get that at the front or back at the grocery section. Although I was browsing throughout the store to just see everything they have there. They have some really good prices on dog toys, harnesses, collars, etc. As well as their clearance section for seasonal holiday items. This store doesn't have everything the Polaris location has in terms of grocery items but enough for household items you may need. I will definitely be back more often when I need to kill time and find a good deal on something for my dog, snack or household item.

Big Lots is back, baby! I thought they were gone for good. And I think they were briefly. But they…read morehave been bought out by somebody else, and the stores are apparently starting to reopen. It's a different company now, even though it looks the same, so your old loyalty card won't work. Walking in, it looks pretty much like it used to. A bit freshened up. The usual selection of clothes, household goods, food. Reasonably priced, although not super cheap. Service was good. This place has a huge parking lot, and is one of the bigger stores. I'll be glad to see them back because I don't always want to go to Meijer or Walmart or Target.

Standard UDF. Decent gas prices. Friendly staff. Ice cream, which is always nice. Assorted snacks…read moreand drinks. I just needed a pitstop, it was quick and easy and they had good options to choose from.

Staff is always polite. Whenever I go I am asked if I found everything I needed. The store appears…read moreto be clean during my visits. I love the egg nog when in season and the butter pecan and peach ice cream.