They have a small cafeteria with a salad buffet and walk up options for other food options…read more The food is usually ready in minutes and while you're waiting you can grab a table and catch up with friends

Harvest market on 116th St. in Carmel, has great prices on some of their produce! Given that this…read moregrocery is more of upscale, I am always pleasantly surprised. At the front of the store, when you enter by the produce, there are always fresh items on sale. If you sign up in their app for your phone, you can clip coupons and get even better deals. Many times the produce at the front of the store is cheaper than you can find at Meijer or Kroger. Right now, they have Florida strawberries for $1.50 with a clipped coupon, asparagus for $2.50 a pound, and cherry tomatoes for $1.50 a container. All of these prices beat Meijer.... I know, because I was just there! What I also like about Harvest Market is there are plenty of employees walking around the store and restocking items. It is always very easy to find someone to answer a question. This is unlike some grocery stores where you have to go to Customer Service to get any help and then wait in a line to reach the counter. Don't forget Harvest Market for your grocery needs!

I finally decided to try their Kolache. Philly cheesesteak Kolache is different but not that good…read more I much prefer any Kolache Factory Kolache. The lemon macaron caught my eye. I do not know what the outer crystal texture is. Also, not that good. Not very lemony.

Leo's came up with high Yelp reviews when we were looking for a place offering a quick late lunch…read more Leo's is a new convenience market/gas station that also offers prepared meal options. They also make to order "bowls" with a selection of ingredients. Kid's meals are $4 and include choice of kolache (which appears to be made on site), a bag of chips and a beverage. My granddaughter had the ham and cheese kolache, which she said was good. I had a bowl of chicken teriyaki soup which was hearty but tasted just ok. My husband had an Italian Wrap, which he thought was good. He gave the wrap a solid 4. With one exception, the staff was welcoming, super friendly and eager to help. There is an eat-in dining area (that could have used some attention after the lunch hour). I'm not sure I'd stop again. The prices are good and you can grab a quick snack, but there are better options to eat in the area.

This chain store is not available anywhere in the west coast. My first encounter to a Meijer was…read morewhile on one of my vacations in 2017. I really enjoyed shopping at this store. The location is large and was conveniently close to where I used to reside in Noblesville which was less than 2 miles. This store was always clean, bright and organized. It reminded me of a Walmart with a Target upscale feel. LOL! Everything is under one roof: -Food/Snacks/Drinks -Frozen goods -Produce goods -Miscellaneous Plants/flowers -Women's clothing -Men's clothing -Children's/Baby clothing/baby food -Garden/Landscape items -Household items -Kitchenware -Children's toys -Deli section ***and so much more!! There is an app available that I would use to get really great deals, sales, clearance, coupons. The more I shopped, I would earn some cash back which helped towards future shopping. You can easily rack up the cash. The clothing offered here were quality higher end known brands. I recall the clothing were really nice , current trend and stylish. Customer service was great.

This is my go-to Meijer. Close to work and monthly offers (coupons) either via mail or online…read moreaccount (but not by app). Great for recycling my plastic bags. I accepted their deals for $3.99 on this "healthy," popular Dave's Bread (powerseed) so I got to try it. Good taste with lots of seeds around the perimeter. I would buy again if ever at most that price. I wish there will be more and always working self-check price machines. The self-check register attendants need to pay more attention to people who are checking out and needing their assistance vs. their own talking needs so hire introverts for that role. Also, stock free sanitizing wipes for carts especially in the winter months when people are sick.

This is a nice Fresh Market. Weird that they had no baby food/snacks/items at all inside…read more Staff were friendly and we were able to get the essentials we came for food-wise while here on a trip. Love this little shopping center. Very clean.

This was my first visit to this Fresh Market. I usually go to the one on 146th Street. When I…read morewalked in, I was mesmerized by the display of orchids. Of course, I snapped a photo. The clerk, who as watering plants turned and asked if I needed help and I told her the orchids were beautiful. She then told me the story of Beverly Barry, one of the store's founders. The Barry's modeled their stores after European markets, with fresh flowers and produce. Beverly loved orchids. She passed away a few years ago and the store honors her memory with magnificent orchid displays. I love this story. The clerk was passionate and proud of Fresh Market, and for good reason. The produce is beautiful. The bakery display of cakes and pastries is beautiful. The candy display - beautiful. Even the seafood counter is gorgeous. I picked up a number of items including craft beer, European tea and coffee. Oh man, the fresh coffee is soooo good. The chain is out of North Carolina. There is accessible parking. The staff is fabulous. I love this grocery.

What a great little grocery store! While you wi t find every item here that larger grocery stores…read morecarry, everything here is high quality. The organic produce is excellent. And the deli, bakery, and prepared foods. I love the seafood salad, and it makes great sandwiches with the croissants. There are many specially items that aren't found in other stores. This is a very pleasant store to shop in, and the cashiers are friendly and helpful. There is also a nice seating area in the front of the store with tables and chairs. A nice place to sit and eat a snack or lunch on the go. If I ever need to pick up just a few groceries I like to come here. It is easy in and easy out. Never a long line. I'm glad I live nearby.

I'm glad I finally made it to The Fresh Market to check it out and get some groceries. I just had…read morelunch and knew a snow storm was coming later on in the day, so I stopped in The Fresh Market to get a few groceries. I was very impressed with the ambiance of the grocery store because it was easy to navigate around the store, and it was very upscale and nice decor. The Fresh Market is about as pricey as Whole Foods Market, so if you are on a budget then I would watch how much you spend at this store. However, the products are high quality and organic, and of course, very fresh, so you are getting your money's worth when you shop at The Fresh Market. The service is wonderful and professional. Every one I encountered at The Fresh Market smiled at me and was very helpful. The cashier who checked me out was excellent and had a great sense of humor, so she kept me laughing and made me smile as well. I love the products at The Fresh Market and I like the fact that I am paying for high quality and fresh all natural products. Yes, it is pricey and can be expensive if you shop here on a regular basis, but you are getting the best quality products for your buck. The service is wonderful and the ambiance is terrific, so all in all, The Fresh Market is the best grocery store to shop for your organic, natural products needs. It has everything you want in a grocery store!

I bought a prime rib for Easter dinner and everyone remarked that they've never had better - better…read morethan eating out! Excellent service!!

Went here for the first time today. Was introduced to Banter's sausages from my in-laws. Clean and…read morenot smelly at all. Reasonable prices. Fantastic customer service. I am disabled in a wheelchair and they were very kind and patient with me. I will be back. Thank you foe a great experience. -

Kroger has been my go-to grocery store for as long as I can remember, and for good reason. The…read morecombination of discounts and gas points is unbeatable, making every shopping trip feel like a smart investment. But beyond the great deals, what truly stands out is the exceptional pick-up service at this location. The accuracy of orders is remarkable, and the friendly employees who bring out the groceries to your car create a convenient experience - it's a reliable partner in my weekly routine.

They are so rude here, it's like everyone who works here is mad that they're working here…read more Management, what gives?! A pharmacy tech has flat out told me "You're not our patient and we have our own patients to worry about," even though I was actively trying to become a patient and was already a Kroger pharmacy patient, just at a different location. I've also experienced an employee mutter not-so-quietly when I politely asked if a half dead plant was marked down at all, that I'm "just trying to get something cheaper...!" Well duh! It was half dead, I'm not going to buy it at full price but I wasn't mean or rude, literally was just asking! Why is everyone here always in such an awful mood?!

I love a good Chicago dog, but it is impossible to find the legit ingredients in the Indy area. But…read morewait....Gatewood carries it all. This little farm stand is amazing. First, I spotted the poppy hot dog rolls. Then the bright green relish. Wow, guess what I'm fixing for dinner? I took my merchandise up to the register and the clerk (who was super friendly) said "I am just unpacking the hot peppers. Would you like a jar?" YESSSS. And then I asked about the dogs and, sure enough, she had the Viennas. This place is incredible. They carry local and regional items. They have some fresh produce (I picked up fresh corn and local strawberries). They carry assorted local jellies, pickled items, pastries and noodles. A local Amish bakery provides breads and pastries. I also grabbed a fresh apple cider slushy (for only $1.49). They also carry some local meats (frozen). In an adjacent building, there is a beautiful collection of annuals and vegetable plants. The plants looked healthy, but I did not pick up any today. There was patio furniture and colorful garden decor also. The people are just down-to-earth friendly. The clerk even gave my dog a treat. This will be a regular stop on my Noblesville circuit.

Fresh produce and high quality I especially like the…read morecucumbers and corn I surely recommend it

Just find you! This store is awesome similar to whole foods. Let's start with the bakery here wow…read morestay away if you're on a diet but they make everything you could think of here. They have a bread station! Let's just say this is my favorite part is coming to grab a fresh baked loaf with the choice of cut or not! Nailed it. With so many things to explore here take your time. The staff is nice. So far I've been back already 3X in the last two weeks! I'd say I'm a fan!!!! Rosemary Sea Salt loaf 10 Cracked black pepper and parmesan loaf 10 Mini Cookies and cream cheesecake 10 Lemon Tart 7 Rosie's Ooeey Gooey Chocolate cookies 10 (if you know you know) Butcher Area had a great choice of Grass-Fed meats! Plus plenty of Seafood as well. I almost forgot the premade food in the deli was wonderful! Chicken Salad! Hmmmmm Yes, Please.

Produce has gone way down hill recently. Quality and selection has dropped significantly.read more

I wasn't a Costco member until this location was built. I don't go often but there are certain…read moreitems I like to purchase there. Of course I'm talking about the jumbo packs of paper towels and toilet paper. Growing up, I became a loyal brand customer of bounty and charmin. Bought without questioning. My wife challenged me to try the Kirkland brand, Costco store brand. I resisted at first, but eventually agreed. It's now the only brand I buy. Just as good and a little less expensive. I also like to buy wine there, I bought a case. I have also had good luck buying fruit there, blueberries and pears. They carry the d'anjou pear during the late winter. It's my favorite. Blueberries are good and best price I've seen. The big surprise for me are the steaks. I bought ny strip for $12 a pound, and it seems to be really fresh and high quality. I guess the sell a high volume, so quick turnover. The store is new so it's clean. And parking has easy in and out.

This is the newest Costco in the central Indiana area, as of this writing. It has all of the things…read moreyou love about Costco: $1.50 hot dogs and $1.99 pizza slices; friendly elderly ladies posted up and blocking traffic and handing out samples; good deals on bulk items. All of the Costco locations are now making you scan your membership card before entering, instead of just flashing it, and this one is no exception. Noblesville Costco is not my home Costco, so it took me a bit to familiarize myself with the layout. I am biased and prefer the way things are arranged in the Castleton location. It just makes more sense to my pea brain! If you visit different Costco locations, you'll see that they generally have the same things, but sometimes they will offer things that other locations won't. This Noblesville location had frozen cherries, which have been absent from the Costco I usually visit. I made sure to stock up! Costco is one of my go-to places for inexpensive wine, because their wine selection is way better than it needs to be. We are truly blessed. There is a wine guy at the Castleton location who will chat with me and recommend bottles. Although I didn't find a wine guy here in the Noblesville Costso, I did find some quality bottles of Cabernet, Malbec and an Italian wine that I'm excited to try. Don't be afraid to try the Kirkland wines, either. They are really solid! And for the price, they are an exceptional deal. Parking is labyrinthine and unnecessarily difficult, just like it is at every other Costco.