The meat department ignores customers waiting at the counter. Too busy to even look up from what he…read morewas doing. This is the third time this has happened. I like smiths so I will go to the other one in town

The floral shop manager here is fabulous! Baylee was a sweet woman. She helped us make selections…read moreand gave input on how to accomplish the flower arrangement needed for services.

One star for having fresh turmeric in the fridge. One star for being a place of employment for…read moresomeone with a wheelchair. One star for having a great assortment of fresh fruits and veggies, deli items to go and assortment of kombuchas. One star for employees wearing shirts that say in big letters on the back, "Ask me....," and one star for being so close to the highway for weary highway travelers finding healthy food to eat. Traveling to see far away family is not easy on the babies or ourselves. One star off for ALAURA being unkind to my children by laughing and them and taunting them. I forgive you and ask blessings upon you. Peace +

Chicken rang up at 5.99/lb. I told the girl working the self checkout and she said it's only for…read morethe chicken already marked down. Really? The sign doesn't say that. Asked for a manager and she was wrong. Should have been 3.99/lb. Maybe educate your employees or actually change it so they ring up correctly. Very disappointed. I would avoid this place.

They always have what I'm looking for be it pan dulce, peppers, spices, meat, or shelf stable…read moreproducts

Anaya's is very inconsistent, grocery selection is good, but it has problems with their cafe and…read morewith spotty service. I'll have to break it down... Service: 2 stars Cafe: 2 stars Grocery: 4 stars Bakery: 4 stars Meat selection: 4 stars Prices: 3 stars Cafe cooks pretty good authentic Mexican food, but they aren't keeping their pico de gallo or salsas cool during service. They look to be sitting on the tables most of the day. My wife didn't dare put the room temp condiments on her tacos. I took a chance and luckily I was okay afterwards. Service is very much hit and miss. Some workers are very nice, others avoid non-Spanish speakers. One girl had the gall to criticize me for not speaking Spanish. There aren't a lot of workers here at any given time, so finding help can be a little difficult. It's common to find no one manning the register. They carry a lot of groceries considering its not all that big. Includes a large selection of meats, a decent fresh produce section, large bakery, an authentic cafe in the back and maybe a half dozen aisles filled with all sorts of imported processed foods. On the back of the last aisle, they have an interesting selection of authentic salsas and hot sauces. Cookies from the bakery were good. Their Polvorones (three color cookies) are especially good here, slightly chewy which I like, and very tasty. Cooler has a larger than average selection of sodas and drinks from the US, Mexico, South America and elsewhere in Central America. They even carry Inca Kola from Peru which isn't too common. Considering their large drink selection, I wish they complimented it with a few South American groceries like aji sauces and cooking mixes. Prices here are average for Latino groceries. Meat counter is priced a bit high compared to similar markets I'm used to in SLC. They keep a fairly clean place, dining tables always wiped. But some of the shopping carts and baskets are nasty with crud. I shop here regularly for less common cuts of meats and interesting groceries and drinks. Though it has issues, Anaya's is a nice addition to Logan's culinary diversity.

Always the best fruit and vegetables. Meats and fish are not up to the standards the other…read moreofferings are. I go once a week and it takes an amazing offer to get me into another store. Always plenty of a happy willing staff to help. Well run, clean and very good selection of almost everything. You do pay a slight premium on many items. Is it worth it......YES!

I cannot recommend Debbie in the floral department enough! She is amazing! Always on time, always…read morewanting to please, and always doing her best for her customers! The family was so pleased with the custom arrangement I brought. Thank you Debbie!

While in Logan for our granddaughters graduation from Utah Stste Universtiy, Ralph and I decided to…read moretake a lunch break at the local kneaders. While the food was delicious, I still order the same thing I did 20 years ago, the staff was amazing. Our food came quickly, infact the only thing faster than the food they brought out was how fast Ralph was driving through the canyon into town. Thanks for the lunch date hubby

I love Kneaders, they never disappoint however I went too late in the day each day this week for my…read moreobligatory Almond Crescent and they were sold out. I finally got a chocolate crescent today; it was good, but I'll be dreaming of the almond crescent until my next visit to Utah. The soups are delicious. The tomato is a big hit with my son post wisdom teeth removal.

Locals love this spot and for good reason. It's got some of the most competitive prices for quality…read moresandwiches & soups that I've ever seen. Their menu is somewhat extensive with plenty of options for picky eaters. Every time I've come, service has been friendly and wait times have been relatively short. There's a free parking lot across the street and plenty of parking in the surrounding area. If you aren't from Logan or Cache County, I'd highly recommend grabbing a bite here and exploring downtown a bit. It is infectiously charming.

The employees at the place we were working recommended this place. They didn't disappoint. Nice…read moreroomy establishment With local artist drawings on the wall. The soup was perfect on this cold day. I would have been fine with the bowl of soup but I had to add a sandwich (for later). I ordered "The Pilgrim" with no onion no tomato, and it came with a bag of chips. You don't have to rack your brain trying to decide what kind of chips because they only have one kind. I was really bummed cause when I finally sat down to eat the sandwich at dinner the first thing I smelled was ONIONS and then saw the tomatoes. I picked them off hoping the taste of onions didn't penetrate the lettuce. The sandwich was amazing. It was huge. So big I only managed to get through half and had the other half for lunch the next day. Despite the onion and tomato on my sandwich, I still think they earned that 4 star review.

Rosehill's milk and cream are the best quality I have ever had. I have tried finding anything…read morecomparable at the supermarket (even the local and organic type brands) and it is not even close. Freshest, sweetest tasting cow's milk. Their dairy products do have a shorter shelf life (maybe due to the way they process them?) so you need to manage your order week to week, but that's a whole lot easier than making a trip to the supermarket. Well worth it for high quality.

Their products are spectacular but they're delivery service is terrible, repeatedly they have…read moredelivered the incorrect product that was ordered.

Friendly competent servers. The food is always good and fresh! Highly recommend!…read more Fast and easy way better than fast food places.

I've heard so many things about the Old Grist Mill; I think it's a local favorite. So when I found…read moremyself in town around dinner time, I decided to check it out. Maybe I'm missing something-likely the nostalgia that others have from years of visiting-but it didn't wow me. Like, at all. First of all, everything feels dingy and dirty. Kind of like your grandma's kitchen that's been around For.Ev.Er. and has a film of dirt and caked on dust upon every surface. That's what it felt like here. It was nice that you can order a custom sandwich by filling out a paper order form and handing it to the cashier. It felt kind of old fashioned and slower pace, which can be fun. I ordered a turkey sandwich and a cup of soup. The sandwich was ok-the turkey was fresh and carefully sliced. But the soup was lackluster. It was reminiscent of something Campbell's might make, or just a mass produced frozen concoction you get at Costco. Either way it was very mid. Would I return? Sure, if someone else really wants to go there. But if I have a say, I'll probably move on to something else.