The store was clean and the shelves pretty well stocked. They have a decent selection of grocery…read moreitems with some lesser-known brands. We gambled on a few today and shall see. The cashier lanes were moving efficiently. The quarter for a cart thing is still weird to me and I left mine in the cart like always. I struggled between and 3 and 4 stars for the rating, but gave them the benefit of the doubt this time.

I like Aldi's for the most part but there was an incident that has bothered me. I went in to buy…read morecereal for the Sylvania Family Servicesas a donation. What bothered me was as I loaded my cart with two cases of three different kinds of cereal nothing was said to me. There was an employee right there talking with me. When I went to pay for my purchase the young man told me to get in his line well he opened it. That's when the manager came up to the employee, not me and told him I could not purchase no more than six boxes per kind. I said there was no sign that limited to ones purchase. That's when in a cold response he said the store has the right to limit quantities. I said who the purchase was for and since my cart was already loaded if I could purchase what I had. He answered with a stern NO. The young man at the register said he would put the cereal back. I don't think it would bother if they would post a sign on limits, they do for eggs. My I add I did not deplete their quantity on the shelve. My warning to you is if your going to purchase a large quantity you better check first. As I got ready to leave there was a lady doing the same thing and I told her you better check first. I still shop at Aldi's but with a far different out look.

I love this Southside market. Located in a former Kroger store…read more They have great close outs right when you walk through the doors. Grab a cart on the way in you're going to want to fill up. A FRESH produce section full of all your needs for Mexican Cuisine. They have a HUGE selection of Badia spices, I avoid Goya at all cost. If you love Fidello they have a nice selection of pastas that work great. I love the smaller store versus the Big Box stores. The service is always friendly which is a nice plus. Although small they have a WIDE variety.

There are not many small, independently owned, neighborhood grocery stores left. The Braoadway food…read morecenter has been serving the south end for years. While they have everything you might need they also have a ton of Hispanic products. Expect to pay a little bit more than your big box store, but they also have a great selection of discounted close outs. Today I bought some cake mixes for a quarter. The service is always quick and friendly and the store is neat and tidy. Support Local!

this is not your every day grocery store. I would never go here to get my weekly groceries, but I…read morewill go here to do some rubbernecking and bargain hunting. They have some weird stuff here. Erie, Michigan is not exactly a booming metropolis or Haven for culturally diverse food, but tucked away unassuming off the highway is a hidden gem known aw Erie IGA. I was able to find some eastern European Staples and oddities. Think big lots meets a flea market for groceries and booze. They do have fresh produce and fresh meats, (and typically even fresh pizza) but a lot of what they have is odd overstocked nearly expired items. Not to complain, because expiration dates are just dates that say best used by... They aren't truly expired. And as a bargain hunter, I love paying half the amount for food that is still perfectly fine. Let's talk booze, beer, and wine. This place is staffed Floor to ceiling in one section full of bargain and bizarre. alcohol options. If you have never been here, you have to go in to understand what I am talking about. When I throw parties, this is my stop for a way to cheaply pump my guess full of drunken delight. They also have some houseware stuff sprinkled in between the nearly expired freezer food, and the Eastern European soup options. My husband and I spent over an hour just looking at everything. We went in to pick up some cabbage on our way home from an event a few years back and left with $100 worth of food and alcohol that looks more like $300 worth. I'm not sure if the owner is Russian or Ukrainian, but he was cool is hell. I picked up the best frozen spinach pies I have ever had. They had blitzes and my favorite kosher split pea soup in the freezer. We try to go back every three months or so even though it's completely out of our way just so we can see what cool finds they have procured. The days of small grocery stores are numbered, but every time I see one I go in. And usually, I keep going back. Maybe it's the nostalgia, maybe it's the 1950s housewife in me, but I love a good small town grocery store.

Convenient stop on the way home from work and school. Perfect for the nights you don't feel like…read morecooking and want something quick and easy. I picked my son up from school and almost got a hot and ready, but this is closer and doesn't require me to drive out of my way. I called and someone answered immediately. $6.49 for a medium vs $6.99 for a large? I went for the large. I was told 15 min and it was actually a little less than that. When we walked in the lady had just finished boxing it up. We took it to the register at the entrance to pay. In and out simple as that! Pizza was hot and delicious!

One of the best speedways in the city. Snacks!…read moreBut those drink options. All the slurpees, coffees and sodas you'd ever want. I love this place. Such a treat.

Awesome service - employees really treat us well. Plus the products are always fresh at great…read moreprices.

The friendliest service; so accommodating with our many questions…read more Clean, comfortable and inviting place. The sauces are all Asian based and original. I loved the Honey Garlic!!!! The chicken sandwich is crispy warm and delicious. The wings are the STAR; so crispy and crunchy and just the right amount of sauce. Get here, you will them too.

Thank God. This place corrects the shocking imbalance of convenience stores in my hometown since…read morethe 7/11 closed when I was in college (over 10 years ago, BTfuckingW). If you need beer, smokes, Combos, a hot dog with all the trimmings, soda, condoms, or a totally hilarious weekly newspaper filled with only mug shots of people who have been arrested in Wood and Lucas counties, stop here. I do when I'm back in my hometown. Plus, it's locally owned. Isn't that better than shopping at the shitty Rite Aid across the street?

First time stopping in the new Sylvania Dairy Queen to check them out. Being a new business of…read morecourse the inside was clean. The staff were polite and friendly. We all place our order and in a few moments the grandkids were happy and I was a big hit. We'll definitely be back to try their burgers and other items.

The girl with the nose piercings who is always working the cash register has a bad attitude problem…read moreand it ruins my experience often. She is usually texting and doesn't care that people are trying to order. Great blizzards though.

it's giving 90s mall full service vibes…read more I came in here for a wedding guest dress. There is something to be sad for actual helpful sales people. They zip you up, tuck you in, and even offered to take pictures so you can compare later. Is it pricey? Yeah, but it's quality goods and good people.

Everything. Good value and quality The online shopping is…read moregood As Well and the return process is very efficient

This is a place everyone in the area should visit at least once. The service people have always…read morebeen super pleasant to me first of all and second, the inside is nice and tidy. The donuts are tasty, but more importantly, the coffee is absolutely fantastic. Like any donut place, the earlier you get there, the more variety you have and if you can snag a coupon, you have hit the jackpot.

They charge customers a $1 for a cup of ice. I've spent $30 there this week. I'll never be back.read more