Im a senior citizen living on low income. I went to Buehler's to look for a few items I couldn't…read morefind in the other stores I went to the register to check out and come to find out Buehlers Company doesn't accept my insurance card for the groceries I can get with it. So shopping at Buehlers was not a pleasant experience ! The other stores in the area except my card so why not theirs?

Great store. Great employees. Usually good delivery service. A bit expensive at times but again…read moregreat customer service.

"Not so Kwik-E-Mart"…read more I think this might be my second experience ever in a Wal-Mart. It's such an interesting place. Where else can you walk in to buy Ambesol for your tooth ache and leave with gym shorts and a lifetime supply of ibuprofen? The ibuprofen was a 36 pill container for $2.77? Whaaaaat the what? I am such a generic "ok" kid its ridiculous. But even $2.77 is insane. Also scored me some super comfy (and reversible) gym shorts for $7! Where am I?Most importantly why don't we have more of these types of places in NYC? Will admit the check out lines were a bit absurd but all the same not a problem.

Nearly every single visit, at least one item scans as the wrong price. If I'm at the self checkout,…read morethey'll normally adjust the price. If I'm at a cashier, they'll make a big deal out of it, claim that "they can't change the price", then call over someone and send them to "check the price" on the shelf. That person will then come back 5-10 minutes later, insisting that I was looking at a different price for something else. There's a ton of false advertising going on here. The last time I was there, they refused to honor a coupon I had for coffee. The coupon came inside the Keurig coffee machine that I just bought at Walmart! They suggested I take it to the service desk. I did. They still refused to honor the coupon "because the computer won't take it". Are the computers running the store? Or, is the store running the computers? In any case, it's a really crappy way of treating your customers!

I absolutely love the layout of the new Aldi store in Wooster. This is our second Aldi's and you…read morecan tell they went for a more modern approach. It has a wonderful open layout, the aisles are very wide and like all Aldi stores, the prices are great! This is a definite upgrade to the old layout, which makes it easier to move throughout the store! The staff are super friendly and very speedy at checkout! I definitely love shopping at this new location and will continue.

I love Aldi in theory. Along with Lidl, a store I've yet to see in this area. These European style…read morestores have their unique layouts combined with offerings of more consumer conscious options. Organics, natural, gluten-free, etc. all are a given over in Europe. The same holds true here in the US locations, too. You can accomplish all of your standard grocery shopping right here, just as you could in any other more "local" chain. They have fresh veggies and fruits, freezer and refrigerator sections with dairy and eggs, shelf stable cans and boxes, even alcohol. Food aside, there are some home goods and the occasional random items. Some make you think "what's that doing in here?" Now, sometimes stock is picked clean on high demand items. I've also never seen more than one checkout lane running anytime I've come in. Thankfully, it moves quickly. And I'll always love that they don't even offer free bags here at checkout. Perfect proof that huge retailers could do the same and be totally fine.

I love this Aldi. I usually go here for my more "general" grocery shopping needs, and then follow…read moreup at a larger grocery store for more specific things. You cannot beat the prices on many of the items here, such as the fresh produce. I also really love the random assortment of home items, and I always find something else that I just HAVE to come home with. Usually there is only one checkout line open, but they do have small self checkout stations for people paying with card. I love how Aldi promotes bringing your own reusable bags. This location will definitely be a big part of my grocery spending while I'm in the area!

While in town for Thanksgiving stopped into Local Roots for lunch. Big D's Soul BQ was the vendor…read morefor the day and oh boy was it. I ordered one piece of fish and a New York chicken rice bowl with the red sauce, but I also added a vegan white sauce since I'm dairy free. The chef even gave us a taste of his gumbo which he was selling the next day. The bowl was amazing. Everything was fresh and cooked well. I was really surprised by the size of the piece of fish which was perch as normally perch is not so large. We were joined by a group of family and friends and everyone enjoyed the food from the mac & cheese to the jerk chicken to the fried fish bowl and falafel. If I'm ever back in town, I will definitely stop by. Well, in the shop, I did a little bit of shopping as well and picked up a very cute leaf pottery. I love how it natural it looks, but then it will also match the other leaf pieces I already have. The store has a wide a food on the shelf or in the fridge section plus really pretty crochet, pottery, jewelry, and other items. The store has something for everyone. Finally, we enjoyed the coffee shop which had really delicious lemonades and a number of people in our party also had coffee drink drinks. When back in Wooster this summer for my niece's graduation, I'll be sure to stop in especially if it's a Friday or Saturday for Big D's Soul BQ.

We stopped in here after lunch in downtown Wooster, and I found a good amount of treasures to take…read morehome with me! The produce was beautiful, and priced comparably to the farmers market. They had some delicious local baked goods, and a nice addition with local artists work on display. I'm pretty sure anybody can find a treasure here!

"Daddy, can we leave this store? I don't like this store."…read more I agree with my three year old. I like country stores like this usually but this one did not do it for me. This is very small and not a smart place for little kids to go in. They have a bunch of country products and then some bull food items. The prices aren't great but not that expensive either. I guess a nice stop if you eat at the Barn.

I love this little store. They always have the cutest baking-related knick-knacks, as well as a…read moregreat array of specialty ingredients for cookies and candy, as well as the usual bulk items. Their tea and coffee assortment is great too, and very reasonably priced. They do hand-dipped Smith's and Ruggles cones, and have the best fresh peaches in season. Yum! The staff is very friendly, and always willing to go the extra mile. I'm so glad this is practically in my backyard!

Can aways find sales persons to help you and knowledgeable about the products in the store…read more The store is neat and full shelf's and great variety

Fantastic place to shop!! The staff is helpful and friendly! They also have a great selection of…read moreproducts.

So another horrible experience at Marc's, I keep swearing. I'll never come back but yet here I am…read moreagain. Just wanted to run in quick for some deli meat, only one at the counter no one else around yet. I still have to wait for the employee in the back to finish her conversation with her coworker about absolutely nothing. Then I have to repeat myself three times for the simple order that I placed for one item. They know nothing about customer service. All I care about is selling crap.

This is your average, run of the mill grocery store when you get down to it. Seems like a lower…read morecost/more affordable, small town gro sto. To start with, I'm not actually a fan of the layout in here. The entrance force funnels you in one direction, so if you are after just one item, you can't easily just skip ahead. Added to that, there is an awkward aisle with a 90° turn in the middle, not to mention it being more narrow than a standard aisle. Hopefully that's just a temporary layout. Prices are affordable as expected for a discount grocer. Fresh veg, meats, packaged, canned, frozen. The usual. Plus some hygiene and home goods. It isn't my first choice for groceries, but works in a pinch.

This little market truly has a little bit of everything. There's food, of course. Most of it…read morelocally grown or made. A refrigerated section with meats and eggs. More non-perishable items too; the homemade baked goods are most noteworthy. In reality, the food items seem to make up very little of the store. Another almost half of the space is occupied by a mini antique shop within the marketplace. (I especially liked seeing an old school-desk made of solid wood and featuring a specific metal holder where an inkwell would sit.) Plenty of handmade and local gifty items are spread throughout. Those hand (really it's laser) etched tiles seem to be all the rage these days. Nothing here really fit my fancy (other than that desk) but it was by no means a place not worth visiting. It has all the charm of a small town with the modern touch and presentation of a chain store. Worth dropping in, though I add it hesitantly to my collection of area antique stores.

From the owner: A unique shopping experience for simply refined arts and crafts and specialty foods. Home to My…read moreBusy Day Gourmet meal prep company and 30+ local makers and vendors.

That counter help is friendly and knowledgeable. Shop is always clean and inviting. Pastries are…read morefresh and well prepared. There's a good selection. These pastries are more enjoyable to me since they are not overly sweet.

Great place the owners are amazing live to take grand daughter there she loves Amy's cookiesread more