Use up your gas perks. Announcement July 1 2026 that Krogers has bought ALL THE EAGLES and because…read moreof overlap here in Ohio, they expect to close stores. Expect this to happen in 2027. This Gahanna Store was the first in Central Ohio. As a Pittsburgh native,I would happily drive here until they opened other stores. Krogers for me is at best 3 stars with 0 stars for it's bakery.

Came here to check this location out as my stores manager got transferred here…read more Its too big for me. Sore was clean. Prices at Giant Eagle are a tad high due t their gas program. People who think they get free gas just pay for it inside the store with the higher prices, imo. As far as quality of food and groceries... kind of like my Market District a few miles north more than this one.

Although this would not be a replacement for my regular grocery shopping, I was nicely surprised…read morewith the variety and prices here. The store was clean and nicely laid out. I think where this store really stands out is with meat and dairy products. Lots of organic choices and prices were significantly lower than at the major grocery stores. Some of the produce did not look the freshest to me. They also carry a number of Asian food specialties. There is no self service checkout and only one register was open when I visited, so I could see the checkout process being slow here if it was busy.

I heard about discount outlet through friends posts online. Then I started getting all the…read moreadvertisements in the mail afterwards. I had the day off today so I figured I would kill time and check this place out. I was not disappointed I got a lot for less. I didn't necessarily need anything in particular but was just there to see what they had. I came out with more than I imagined. I got my ocean spray juice I would have gotten at Sam's Club cheaper here. Then my daughter came up with a "wish list" of things she wants my husband and I to get her here for the holidays. I kid you not. Let's hope we get the word out to more family members and friends about this place because mom and dad need some leeway on gifts this holiday season. I will definitely be back as I did this trip without getting pershible foods. Next trip I plan to get the persibles. Upon check out we waited and my daughter got a toy at check out. We left happy as you can imagine from scoring great deals on groceries and a new toy for my daughter.

Went back to TJ's right at 9 on a Saturday morning and wow, the chaos! Putting the flowers right by…read morethe door seemed like a live fire hazard. Sooo many people were swarming them to make wedding bouquets. I love a deal, but it was definitely overstimulating as someone trying to navigate through them. Other than that, I got to snag all my usuals and try a few of the seasonal treats as well.

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.

Another place where customer service went to die…read more The employees here always seem aggressively miserable if you engage with them, and now I know why. I had the most unpleasant interaction with store manager (?) today. I was shocked by how rude she was to me and also to the staff working. Extra star for the store always being well stocked and very clean.

No plastic baskets. Maybe they were being cleaned? Maybe tucked away? Maybe gone? Who knows. No one…read morevisible to ask. No cashiers when I brought forward the fewer items than I would have if I would have had a basket. Cash register asked if I brought bags. No. Then asks if I want to buy bags. No. Where are the free bags? In the past, my friends. I get the "plastic bags are evil" crowd, but where are my made in USA responsibly sourced paper bags? At Big Bear and Super Duper and A&P, apparently. My one star is for the vast selection of products and alcohol here, but let's be honest, you can't do zero stars on Yelp. First World problems? Of course. But I'm annoyed.

Have to give a shoutout to my girl Lo at the Coffee Bar! When I come over the weekend I always stop…read morefor a coffee and she is such a ray of sunshine. She's always so kind, makes great drinks, and even with the espresso machine down is killing it! I come here almost weekly for groceries and have to say it's probably my favorite grocery store in the Dublin area. The produce is usually pretty fresh, lots of great options at the meat/seafood/deli counter, and a great assortment of pre prepared foods. One star off as occasionally there are slim pickings of produce and few checkout lanes open, but majority of the time it's as good of an experience as a grocery store can be lol!

BEST MARKET EVER! The food is incredibly delicious! It's so healthy and I love eating healthy!! It…read morefits all my needs! It has great service very calm and nice! And its place is very clean! Egg salad sandwhich is a must try!

I like getting the slices of pizza from this location I have tried the sushi as well it was pretty…read moregood.

Great and slightly unique collection of food items and household items. Easy checkout.read more

A quick trip in for 3 things turned into a 45 min journey thru the warehouse…read more Yes, we came in for milk, toilet paper and trash bags. We left without trashbags. Without milk but two carts worth of other stuff that we just could NOT do without. Two pairs of jeans (cuz they are 19 bucks here) a fuzzy flannel that retails 129 but here is 22 bucks.... Berries, cereal, cheese (oh, so much cheese), bulk chicken to freeze and to eat this week (as its on sale) dish detergent and a bunch of other stuff. $270 and a trunk jam packed that took two carts to wheel out for what was intended on a trip for three things. I failed at sticking to my list. Miserably. Epic failure. But feel I got good deals for a bunch of stuff I didnt technically "need". So that is that. At least I didnt buy the sofa that was on sale. But I did think about it. (See picutre)

I have had several negative experiences at this location, and unfortunately this was another one. I…read morepaid for all of my items and watched a customer with a much larger cart have their receipt scanned with barely a glance. When it was my turn, my cart was counted item by item, and I was questioned about an item that was clearly paid for. After experiencing treatment like this multiple times, it is hard not to notice the difference in how I am being treated. Whether intentional or not, the message it sends is clear and unacceptable. We all deserve to be treated with the same dignity and respect. God created every one of us, regardless of skin color, and it is disappointing to experience behavior that suggests otherwise. Please do not tell me "God bless you" while treating me differently because of the color of my skin. Respect and kindness should be shown through actions, not just words.

It has a produce section and freshly brewed coffee which is unusual for a Dollar General. Both are…read moredefinitely appreciated though. :)

yall haven't stocked the products I want for now OVER TWO MONTHS, and I have been asking for it. I…read morefeel like no one really knows what's going, they all place blame on others when they don't know the answer..... They have a great location, they could be thriving, but horrible store management. or idk, the store is being poorly run.