I've been there a few times. The meat sectionn is the only ones that will do the cuts we ask for!…read moreThey are amazing! The next thing I want to applaud is the guy doing the cheese/wine. This guy, (Adam maybe?), is a durn genius! He helped us once with finding a very sharp and tangy cheese. Next time we told him we are doing an au gratin potatoe and he pulled up a greener cheese that just sent it thru the roof. I hope you are paying these people very well as they can make a huge impact upon the food your customers are serving! We now have a place that can supply the cuts of meat we want, the accompanying cheese we need, and we greatly appreciate all the wonderful service these people provide!

I really do like Baeslers. It's locally owned, a manageable-size store, the meat selection is…read moreexcellent, the hot bar is one of my favorites, the bakery is great, selection is curated and the location is easy to get to, and checkout is usually quick. I'm writing this review mainly because I hope management sees it. Two things keep this from being a 5-star experience for me. First, sale pricing. I would estimate that around 80% of the time I buy something advertised as on sale, the discount doesn't ring up correctly. That makes it hard to shop with confidence. Second, I really, really, really wish the store had self-checkout lanes. Partly so customers can easily verify prices as they scan items, but mainly because I've noticed some food-handling habits at checkout that are concerning. For example, I once bought hot bar food (which you open and eat right away), and the cashier was eating crackers with both hands so fast you'd have thought those crackers owed her money while ringing up my ready to eat, while the bagger was picking at her lip gloss with her fingers. That's not what most people expect when handling ready-to-eat food. I've also seen cashiers lick their fingers before counting cash back. That is gross. For both of us. Having worked in banks, I could horrify you telling you in detail how disgustingly dirty is money. After the lip picking incident I haven't been buying as much hot bar and that's bad for me and bad for their business. Self-checkout would help avoid all those issues and make an already good store perfect. Its not the cheapest place in town but it could be the best. If pricing accuracy improves and self-checkouts are added, this would easily be a 5-star grocery store for me.

I like Meijers and all of the variety they offer. we drive from the north end of town to the east…read moreside of town and pass several Kroger's just to shop here. I know this store is in the process of remodeling the inside, but there are a couple of things amiss. Where did the nonalcoholic beer go? There used to be several varieties, but now there are none to be found and no place for it on the shelves.. And the nonalcoholic section is all mixers some that actually contain alcohol!! And the section of nonalcoholic spirits and wines have been reduced by half! Is not being an alcoholic to woke now or what???

Everything, great service, prices, and helping people, great better than any where. The staff are…read moretruly amazing, good selection too .

Pricing has gone through the roof at Kroger. $3.99 for basic Wonder Bread hot dog buns when Meijer…read morehas them regular price for $2.99. This is one example of many. While the store was recently remodeled at a cost of millions the end product is not appealing. Meijer is hands down a better option for shopping.

This is a grocery store, Yelp! Put it in the proper category!…read more If you do not have a Kroger card you will pay ridiculously high prices for your purchases -- for example, steak carries a 30% premium if you want to keep your shopping list from Kroger's prying eyes. The outdated discount card concept strips a star or two from this store's rating as it has a good selection of product, fresh produce of good quality, and even a dedicated section for natural/organic products. If you have transportation try another grocer.

I go to this market often. I usually grab bacon and when I go, I always get the ham salad (sandwich…read morespread). They often carry some of the fresh items from the Amish, which I love. The ladies that work there are always friendly and alot of the people that go there have been going there for years.

Friendly staff, a bit overpriced but if you live in the area it's very convenient! Clean store and…read moregreat selection. They have a lot of locally sourced goods such as honey and meat. I can't wait to try the fresh meat because it looked amazing and fresh and wasn't overpriced. Keep up the good work!

We just finished a Holiday dinner from your Deli. Ham,…read morecreamed potatoes, baked carrots, green beans, cranberry sauce and creamed corn!!! A+++ We'll be back for this again!!!...and again!

I was only there once, but I was impressed by the ORGANIC offerings, in meats, and dairy. I…read morepurchased hamburger, chicken breasts, and cheeses... everything was great!

If you need something in between big shopping days, DG Market is ideal. For convenience sake, the…read morepricing isn't outrageous and they have name brand and store brand products.

From the owner: DG Market Terre Haute is your one-stop-shop for savings on essentials as well as everyday low…read moreprices on fresh meat, produce and grocery items. Save today on health and beauty care, cleaning supplies, meal solutions, snacks and much more.

It was quite nice - very reasonable price wise and practical over all…read more This past Summer of 2026 - it didn't open - abandoned I guess? It's a shame really because the prices and service was consistently fine.

In the UP, seems there are few places that have produce reasonably priced. Most grocery stores…read morecharge double or more for the same fruits or veggies that I can get in my area near Chicago. For example, the 79-cents a pound plums are more like $2.29 in the UP at the store. Luckily, there's a roadside produce stand like Spiessl's on the edge of Neugaunee along US-41, right next to the "Welcome to Ishpeming" sign on the road, if you're headed westbound. This place is nothing more than a series of tents and some tables with no distinguishing signs to draw attention on the road. You just have to know it's there and stop in if you're headed to or from Marquette. The Spiessl name is that of the family who runs the business, which is what the girl at the cash register told me. The place is a pretty bare-bones operation with the tables, a scale, cash register and boxes of produce marked with hand-written prices. During the growing season, it's open from morning till sunset every day. The corn here is usually the bi-color yellow/white variety, always succulent and soft. They also have cherries, blueberries, raspberries and tomatoes brought in from the Lower Peninsula. Perhaps my favorite find on this trip were the freshly picked Michigan peaches, all soft and fuzzy and juicy, not like the flavorless rock apples from California you buy at the supermarket. There were still green leaves attached to some of the fruits! They also have awesome sweet mini-watermelons the size of cantaloupes. And they carry another Upper Michigan specialty - the club-like 2-foot long monster-sized zucchini that you can probably use to bludgeon a person to death. And you never know what you may find there. Last summer, I got a cluster of mid-sized, perfectly round and flavorful tomatoes. I asked where they are from and to my surprise - Israel of all places! Amazing how they turned up in the Michigan UP. They were so good that I saved the seeds to plant in my garden next year. Finally, it seems they have the best deal on bananas too, 40 cents a pound, for my hungry Stunt Boy who runs on banana fuel sometimes. Hard to beat that even in Chicago.

I love this place. I cook maybe one asian meal a month so I can't vouch for their variety or…read moreselection but when I go in for sweet rice or candy, I'm always impressed. Their prices seem to be extremely low and the people (I'm assuming they're the owners) are the most gracious and helpful people you'll find at any store. I went in this afternoon to buy a rice steaming basket. The gentleman said that they had sold out so he went and got his personal steaming basket and gave it to me to use. Does anyone do that any more? I will go here as often as I can. Reward small businesses that care about their customers.

The owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ly are special people. Their shop is their life's work and it shows. You…read morecan find all sorts of Asian specialty items and some staples as well. They get the items from Chinatown in Chicago every week and are happy to to help with hard to find items. Their Asian cooking class held 2 x a month above the store is top notch, and a welcome change from Americanized Asian food. Mr. and Mrs. Ly are amazing people to boot. They have a fantastic story and are truly living the American dream. Stop by and support a small local business that works hard to make their community better.

Frozen bananas delivered. Frozen fresh mandarin oranges why do my fresh veggies get frozen before…read moredelivering. Pretty rotten fresh fruit not good at any price

love Walmart delivery......ALways. because I Live Out in The Country......... TY Walmart South…read moreTerre Haute...INDIANA

The Sun Mart is an amazing ethnic market disguised as a run-of-the-mill mini-mart (sorry, that was…read morea LOT of hyphens!) You can find just about any Indian or Middle Eastern groceries that you might want. They even keep a good selection of produce in case you need an extra onion or two. If preparing your own Indian meal seems a little too daunting, you can pick about anything you desire from the freezer section. This is a perfect place to stop in and pick out something new to try.