I love this grocery store. They carry a variety of food including meats. They also have ready made…read morefood if you're in a hurry. All my neighbors go to this store.

I enjoy the selection of ethnic variety, but this is a grocery store you always, always, always…read morehave to check that the prices are scanned in correctly at checkout. They additionally make it extra complicated by sometimes not having items tagged on the shelf. They often do not have live people cashiers. So you are forced to do self check out and pay the higher price prices of Tony's. Their self check out is very inaccurate and is often so temperamental that after every item you will need to call the Tony's associate over for help. I much prefer to go to Aldi if I have to scan, check and bag my own groceries.

I miss the Caputo's in Downers Grove and stop in this location when I am in the area. Great…read moreselection of fruits and vegetables. The baked goods and cookies are my favorite. My tip is to check the sales flyers, many products are on sale and you might not realize the savings!!

Since this location opened just a few blocks from our home, Caputo's quickly became our go-to…read moreneighborhood market. My husband shops there at least three times a week, which says a lot about how much we've relied on it over the years. We genuinely like this store, but lately we've noticed a decline in the quality of the produce. Things like tomatoes appearing shriveled or, at times, even moldy. It's disappointing, especially for a place we trust for everyday shopping. I also attempted to place an order for Easter dinner, something we've done many times in the past. Prices have increased quite a bit, so this year I decided to keep it simple and order just the lamb. The online system didn't allow me to select the date I needed, so I called for help. That's where things became frustrating. I spoke with Chef Jose, and communication was difficult. I asked if he spoke Spanish, since it's my native language and I thought it might help. His response felt dismissive, mentioning he speaks Italian and other things, but the interaction itself came across as borderline rude and unhelpful. That impression was later echoed by the front desk, who suggested I contact another chef. Chef Doug, on the other hand, was the complete opposite. Even though we played a bit of phone tag, he consistently followed up with a helpful and kind attitude, which I truly appreciated. Overall, this is still a market we want to love. It has been part of our routine and community. But between the recent produce issues and inconsistent customer service, it has been a bit disappointing compared to what it once was. I'm hopeful they find their way back to the quality and warmth that made them our favorite local market in the first place. BTW, one must place the order all the way to the paying screen to be able to select the desire pick up date.

Came in the second day of the sale a test our pictures of the items that were out of stock or low…read moresupply this happens all the time at the store

Though this is the only Jewel I will shop at anymore, I might want to rethink this fact. This past…read moreweekend I was in the store at about 6:05, after waiting at the deli counter for an additional 5-7 minutes because there was no-one behind the counter, someone finally appeared. I was told, very rudely, "You will just have to wait, I'm not ready yet!" Well even though they had a sale on the meat I wanted, I went to Caputos where they were more than happy to serve me with a smile!

This is one of my local Asian Market that I would make a trip to go to. The parking lot is small…read morebut it's worth going there when your local Jewel or Caputo's don't carry what you are looking for. They have a wide selection of different kinds of Asian chips, noodles, sauces to fresh fish on ice and Asian vegetables like long green beans, Japanese eggplant, bitter melon. And seasonal live blue crabs that you can pick yourselves. They have canned goods from sardines, to Asian fruits like jackfruit, banana blossoms, bamboo shoots, and all kinds of sweet jar of coconut for Filipino desserts halo halo. And they also have a wide selection of frozen foods as well. And don't forget the 25-50 lbs bags of assorted kinds of rice from short grain, to long grain, Jasmin rice, and brown rice plus sweet rice. If I had all the money in the world, I would buy everything in the store lol! The front cashier are polite and quiet they are behind a shield plexus glass and wears a mask. If you ask questions ask them to speak up and talk slowly... Overall a cute Asian market support your small businesses. I would recommend to come here.

This simple, no-frills Asian market is now my go-to spot for longganisa, tocino, calamansi extract,…read moreube extract, ube jam, and Goldilock products. There are lots of snacks that I have yet to explore and there is a bakery next door with a decent selection.

Woodman's has everything for almost everbody except for vegans…read more Huge liquor section we wers stocking up for a last summer party Please see photographs

Always the best gas prices in the area. Mornings are a less…read morecrowded time to gas up. Pumps are a bit slow and frequently out of order.

Stopped in while in the area for some ketchup, but just as you walk through the door there is an…read moreabundance of pastries. We couldn't pass those up! The store is nice. Fully stocked. Has two places around the other side of the store for ordering fresh food. Had we not already just eaten we certainly would have there. The employees were very nice and helpful. The pastries were delicious!

Visit La Rosita's for delicious, affordable food. Their tacos are generously filled with flavorful…read moreand spicy meat.

I grew up in Glendale Heights, and it has always spoiled me with amazing Mexican food we have…read morearound. When I need my tamale fix (and it's not Christmas time when my neighbors give them to me :)) this is the spot to grab a bag to bring home.

Sell products expire I went to buy a can of beans we are on 2025 and they sell produce for 2018…read morewhich is not right people can get sick. I'm sick of this. you call to tell them and they get so angry with you, they get an attitude with you. They don't even wanna give you a name the person who You are talking too I'm really disappointed to this place and i know This place from years

This used to be a Butera and now it's a grocery store with Polish foods along with a bakery…read more They have many prepared foods and soups as well as a great deli and butcher shop. Make sure you try one of their daily special plates for 4.99 Seniors receive a 15pct. Discount on Wednesdays Family owned.

I love the original store on Montrose and was close by so decided to check this location out…read more Great deli specials, great soup, and polish specialties is what you're here for. They had them, and I bought them. Very, very clean.

This is the OG Trader Joe's to me. Yes it's small. Yes it's got a little bit of an odd design…read more But the help is always helpful and friendly. They are constantly bringing out new products and the lines are never long. You can breeze in and out.

I bought the spicy pumpkin samosa's on Saturday Sept 12tg. They were giving samples. I made them…read morelast night and I got very sick. Do not buy.

Meijer Unicorn Vanilla Iced Doughnut: Although there are plenty of specialty doughnuts that I enjoy…read moremore, one of my favorite types of "basic" doughnuts is vanilla iced yeast/raised doughnuts. For a grocery store bakery, I've been impressed with the doughnuts at my local Meijer (although the selection is sadly wildly inconsistent). Walking past the bakery, I did a double take when I spotted these unicorn doughnuts. They looked incongruous in a grocery store and more like something I'd find at a gourmet doughnut shop or artisan bakery. Being a dude, I'm not really into unicorns, but these doughnuts looked too spectacular to pass up. At the risk of being called a girlie man by Arnold, I surreptitiously nabbed one from the display. Not only were the doughnuts coated in sweet vanilla icing, but there was also a thick and colorful buttercream mane. I found the dough to have a nice thick and chewy texture while also being light and pillowy. The flavor was a combination of butter in the body of the dough, along with vanilla from the icing. Unlike some chains (Dunkin), the layer of icing was thick and satisfying and that's before factoring in the extra frosting. These mythical doughnuts are Doughboy approved , but can we get something manlier next time? Doughboy_Food_Reviews

I would like to give the store 2 starts because of my horrible experienced today with a customer…read moreservice lady Elizabeth . I had a disappointing experience at the customer service desk. I initially went there to request a price adjustment and then asked to purchase a Mega Millions lottery ticket. While I was filling out the ticket, the employee moved to another register to assist a different customer. When I finished, I informed her that I was ready. Instead of explaining the process calmly, she raised her voice and told me to go to the back of the line again . I explained that I have a disability and difficulty walking, which was apparent while I was moving around the store, but I did not feel that my circumstances were handled with patience or courtesy. I speak with an accent , I don't understand why such a rude attitude against me, when she saw me having difficulty walking. why if I have a disability elizabeth customer service wanted for me to go back in line , when I was in line first . I have never had anyone treated me without respect and I hope the store manager sees this posted , and provided appropriate customer human services guidance !