A great local gem! Lovely grocery store but also a great place to meet a friend for lunch, dinner…read moreor dessert! The kale salad and quinoa salads are so good! Great snack plates of cheese, grapes, hummus and crackers to go or to eat in their indoor cafe seating or on the patio! A great variety of kombucha, teas, and bubbly drinks like Olipop. Delicious dessert options- fresh cookies, mousse, brownie cheesecake, lemon cake, etc.

I absolutely love this store! I drive all the way from Topeka to shop here for amazing food that is…read morefresh from local farms. Service is excellent! Ambiance: STRESS FREE!

We continue shopping here as we have a great experience every time. It's fun to see the new…read moreproducts they have in store and the samples so you and try them out. The store has great deals too!

Great location, always enjoy picking up new healthy drinks and snacks we can't get elsewhere. New…read moreitem display is a great way to see the most recent in new items to the market. Store was stocked and fresh. Cashier Lauren was friendly and helpful.

Their foods rarely have prices and labels. It's very difficult to find what you need. Products are…read moreconstantly out of stock - it's honestly quite frustrating. Very little fresh options and I had seen mold in some of their ginger and garlic before. I understand it's probably the only Asian market in Lawrence, and the next closest asian stores being in Overland Park/Topeka, so there might not be a lot of options. But the quality of food, service and store maintenance are a whole separate conversation. If there's ever another option in Lawrence, I'd go there in a heartbeat. Until then, I try to do a monthly haul from Pan Asia Supermarket in OP, and only ever grab one-off items I need from F Mart as an emergency stop.

Was looking for Ttebokki and found both ingredients (cylindrical rice cakes) to make myself and a…read morecouple frozen and shelf stable options. Walked away with a lot more than I was looking for. Not all of my items were priced but overall I was pleased with the available items and felt it was worth it. Not much for Korean grocery where I live.

The store is clean, and well stocked in what they carry. The flow of the store is interesting…read more After entering into the provide section, you are routed around to the back and then there isn't any connecting pack back to the start of that section. Getting to the main place I want to be (the produce section) is difficult when they are close to closing, because the doors to that side are locked. You end up having to walk a backwards maze to get over there. Weird. Checkers is where you go to get produce. The produce is better here than the two closest grocery stores. So I love the place despite its odd layout!

Decent produce for Kansas... lots of room for improvement, good meat, terrible prices, some…read moreterrible employees.. talking you Charles.. and the rest know they are good. What is your problem my man?

This is a pretty solid Dillons location. It's been around for a LONG time, and I could tell walking…read morein over the weekend that it had been updated since my college days, which is a good thing. I was on the hunt for swim diapers since we had forgotten to pack any, and I easily found them, used the self checkout, and was back on my way. No complaints here. Overall it's about what you'd expect from any Dillon's location.

Never been to one of these stores in my life but I insisted to check this one out since these…read more"Dillons" are all over the area. This is basically a Kroger Store from the layout of the stores and seeing the generic characters I've seen and at Jewel - Osco back home. The place is full of unruly college kids that loiter in the store or parking lot. The food here is expensive and there lacks any sort of real deal. Staff here was friendly but the store felt completely outdated. Fair organization as well. Probably won't come back if I had a choice.

Hy-vee is our secret little spot to get an affordable meal. I call it our secret spot because when…read moreLawrence is busy from students moving in or graduation day, it's nearly impossible to find a quiet place to eat. Food is very affordable 2 entrees and 2 medium drinks for $26.19. The dining area is nice, quiet, and clean. They have other food options other than Chinese. For example, pizza, ramen, cheeseburgers, and comfort food (chicken, mashed potatoes and mac & cheese). I'm a crab Rangoon connoisseur, and they are very good here!

Went shopping for baby oil and magnum condoms but couldn't find them and asked a blonde haired…read moreyoung man to help me and he knew exactly where to go .

As someone that will take all of the Hispanic grocery stores this town can give us, I stumbled by…read moreaccident today onto Casa Azteca Market, tucked way back in the corner of the plaza area best known for hosting the big 23rd Street Ace Hardware, an oriental market, a bank, several pizza delivery joints serving the college crowd, and arguably the best sushi destination in the city: Nagoya Japanese Cuisine. Yep, that's reason to pull the car into the big parking area this area provides. The store carries most of the things you'd expect in a small Hispanic grocery of this size, but here's what got my attention: they have plans to open a street style taqueria with sit-down service in the next few months. Now THAT I can get behind. Chatted up a couple people working and they seem to know their stuff, planning to have tripas, pastor, lingua, barabacoa... the good stuff. The store also carries a mini assortment of home needs for the medicine cabinet as well, handy for some of the apartment buildings behind this complex, assuming they ever discover it. Asprin/Advil, toiletries, etc. With the plethora of pizza delivery joints in this complex, you'd think they'd discover it. Yea, maybe not. PIcked up some hot chilis, mayocobas and a Mexican soft drink. Big spender. Enjoyed the people working here, now keeping an eye out for that taqueria when it opens. If you come: it's in the far corner from both entrances. Credit cards accepted, including American Express.

The owners are extremely nice and they even offered to have special ordered items they may not have…read moreat the store for us should we want! Very clean and friendly market.

The self checkouts are terrible, employees had to intervene on almost every self checkout register…read moredue to errors. They need to hire more actual cashiers instead of running a bare bones crew. Initially the scanners weren't working on the self checkout register I was on, then whatever stupid AI is monitoring the video accused me of theft because I scanned some large items and put them back in my cart. It also didn't give me a receipt. When I left the store to take my groceries to my car the cart wheels locked up and I banged my shin on the cart. Then had to lift the entire cart off the ground to put it away because the wheels were locked.

Customer Feedback for Dillons - Shoutout to Nora…read more I had the most amazing experience at Dillons thanks to Nora. She went above and beyond--super friendly, incredibly helpful, and answered all of my questions with patience and care. She's clearly a hard worker and made my visit smooth and pleasant. Huge thank you to Nora!

The only real grocery store in Elma. They have everything you will need from produce to alcohol…read more There prices are pretty expensive relative to driving to Olympia and going to a grocery store. That being said it is very convenient if you live near by. The staff is nice and the store is clean. They have plenty of parking.

I swore I'd never step foot in an Aldi. Never. I had standards. Taste. I'm the kind of woman who…read morealphabetizes her spice rack and judges people based on their cheese drawer. So when I heard whispers that Aldi might carry Egg Life wraps? I laughed. Mocked, even. As if the same place that sells lawn chairs next to frozen tilapia could possibly carry the one item I had been chasing like a low-carb lunatic across all of Johnson County. But desperation does wild things to a woman. I had searched high, low and emotionally unstable. Whole Foods? Ghosted me. Sprouts? Played me. Trader Joe's? Cute, but no. My fridge was empty and my hope? Evaporating. So, with a shaky hand and a heart full of doubt, I took a quarter--an actual metal coin like it's 1987--and entered Aldi on my lunch break. And there they were. My precious Egg Life wraps. Just... sitting there, smug in the cooler like, "Took you long enough." I gasped. Time slowed. A child cried somewhere in the background. A manager asked if I was okay. No, sir, I'm not okay--I'm in the middle of a personal redemption arc. Now? I'm in Aldi weekly. Sometimes twice. I walk in like a woman reborn, tossing low-carb finds into my cart like I'm on a game show. Goat cheese? Yes. Off-brand cauliflower snacks that slap harder than name brand? Absolutely. I don't even recognize myself anymore. No, Aldi isn't glamorous. There are no chandeliers. You bag your own groceries like you're training for the Hunger Games. But Aldi has something better: the goods. The secrets. The kind of underdog energy that turns skeptics into believers. So yes. I was wrong. Aldi, you magnificent, chaotic, budget-friendly beast--I bow to you. You have my quarter. You have my wraps. And now... you have my heart.

Nicely laid out, large, clean Aldi. I'm not a frequent Aldi shopper, but every time I go I think 'I…read moreneed to come here more often.' They do have very good prices. The night I was here I was headed to a friend's house and she instructed me to go to Aldi and pick up a 'bag of tiny oranges and one of their bagged salads.' I didn't find a bag of tiny oranges, like clementines, but they did have a good price on medium sized navel oranges in a bag. I was very impressed with the selection of bagged salad. I chose a sunflower one that came with several types of greens, cabbage, kale, green onions, sunflower seeds, bacon, and an onion vinaigrette. It was quite tasty, although it had too much green onion in it IMO. I will definitely buy it again though, next time I remember to go to Aldi.