Shocking! Not the Polancic's I use to know. Sanitation is a big issue with me…read more Bare hands in raw meat does not mix.

Breaded pork tenderloin is incredible. Made my second trip to buy 20. I'll have to buy a case next…read moretime.

The Norway Store has my whole heart. Every time I walk in, the staff is so warm and friendly--they…read moremake you feel like you belong there. The store is small but packed with everything you could need, and it's always spotless. What I love most is how quick and efficient everything is. Even when it's busy, the staff handles the rush like pros. Their deli and snack sections are great too--perfect for grabbing something on the go. The Norway Store is such a hidden gem! Definitely worth the visit!

Such an interesting shop and my kids love it there too. There have actually always been such good…read moreoptions even for a kid with food allergies. They had specials on NY strips for around $8 and they were amazing. Nearby there is a Norway museum too.

I rarely leave reviews, but I felt the need to share my recent experience here to hopefully save…read moreothers from the same frustration. When I first walked in, I wasn't greeted or acknowledged by anyone. I stood at the counter for a couple of minutes while an employee stood chatting and laughing with another staff member. I had to wave just to get their attention, and even then, they acted like I was bothering them. I asked about the difference between wild-caught and farm-raised salmon, and the worker (i was told his name was cooper) responded with an eye-roll and said, "It's just fish, lady." Not only was that rude, but also completely unhelpful. He then pointed vaguely towards one of the displays and said something like, "Whatever's there is probably wild," with no clear labeling or explanation. When I asked him to weigh some fillets, he handled them with bare hands, even though there where gloves visible. That alone was enough to make me second-guess the store's hygiene standards. Between the lack of professionalism and the poor customer service, I won't be returning. If you choose to shop here, check everything carefully--especially if Cooper is the one helping you.

Dixon's has a great self in seafood the shrimp was very good choice for us the staff is very…read moreefficient and friendly and helpful

Canadian girl served me and tried to sell me snow crab legs/knuckles at King crab prices- but I…read morecaught her. The weight scale is hidden from customer view and the weight is not even posted on your receipt! Their prices are very high! Over $50/Lb for lobster and King crab! This is well above market value.

Open during COVID. Fish that were caught locally are smoked on the premises. Perch, carp, sturgeon,…read moresalmon. No frills, very clean. Helpful staff. Near the entrance to Lock and Dam 13 of the Mississippi River.

Excellent knowledge and service. I bought Softshell crabs and Seafood Stew! Outstanding! Great…read morePeople there also!

The fresh seafood at Dixon's is just fine--it's probably the best you'll find in the Peoria…read morearea--but the seafood salad dips and spreads are absolutely swoonworthy. I was recently in over the Thanksgiving holiday, and they had a platter of samplers for almost every variety by their door. I love the sweet Crab and Chutney spread, the super savory Bacon Ranch Crab dip, the chunky Cheesy Crab Spread, the smoother and more mild Clam Dip, and the Smoked Fish Spread. Seriously, you can't go wrong here. The Crab and Spinach Dip was one I hadn't tried before, and it was delicious as well. But of course, my favorite (with the Crab & Chutney as a close second) is the perennial favorite Jim's Holiday Spread. The cream cheese and relish in this make it impossible to stop eating, and the sweetness is just perfect. I wish their online store had reasonable shipping costs so I can fly this across the country to me Los Angeles, where I am sadly without it for 51 weeks out of the year. I have yet to find a local equivalent, so I'll continue to pine for Dixon's spreads until the next holiday season.

Very surprised to see an Asian market with a great variety of options in the area. We happened to…read morepassed by the market and saw some of our favorite items that you can only get in Asian markets. Red dates, Gogi Berry, ginger tea, kimchi, Vita drinks, matcha soymilk, miso paste, whole wall of lee kum kee sauces, japanese candies, Korean banana milk, coffee milk, instant noodles, and much more. Their fresh produce was a bit low in stock but they had Taiwan and Napa cabbage and fresh ginger. Inside seems clean and there is parking right outside of the market. Cashier was really friendly. There is a membership to earn points to redeem for coupon. Don't forget to grab some Japanese or Korean instant coffee packs and special lays flavored chips! Those are so good.

Just bought this evening. When I got home to dispose of it, I took it out to smell the fish. The…read moremeat was rotten. You shouldn't have this problem in your new store. The product is not guaranteed

Love their smoked fish they do a great job when I go by. I love the smell of it in the smokers…read morethanks a lot guys and gales.

Owner was very friendly. He perfectly boned, skinned, and portioned an absolutely delicious lake…read moretrout for me. I had it for dinner tonight at it was excellent. Fresh, buttery, superior quality. Hearing the locals chatter in Yiddish is a nice touch of ambience.

Very happy with the fish we've gotten from Robert's. Better than anything from the grocery store.read more

Full disclosure: I'm an East Coast transplant who, after four and a half years, is still…read moredesperately trying to get a seafood fix in central Illinois. For some reason, I just haven't given up get; I probably should. At any rate, this place is not going to change my mind about locating decent seafood in the Midwest. It's tiny, grody, and when I asked if they had any tuna he pulled pre-packaged salmon out of the freezer and said it was the only tuna they had. (Seriously, it had SALMON written on the package in giant letters.) We wound up going to Schnuck's instead; I would recommend the same for other prospective seafood-purchasers.