My house is a plethora of special food needs and the standard grocery store severely lacks in…read moremeeting those needs. The first time we ordered from here was through the website and we drove up to pickup the food. First, the app... perfect. Need gluten free food filtered? Yep! Need low carbs and zero sugar filtered? Yep! Did you decide to go into the store instead and need to turn it into a shopping list telling you which aisle and section it is located in? Yep! Honestly, it is fantastic. Next, it is employee owned. Everyone inside seems to care about making you a happy customer because they own a stake in it. Lastly, this place is massive! I can't rally explain to you how massive. It is 242,000 square feet of groceries. For scale, that is 15 commercial Boeing 737 jetliners inside or 395 full sized semi trucks or the entire New York City Central Park Zoo! It has every food you could imagine with every gluten free, keto, and zero sugar option my family craves. Want that Mountain Dew Voltage raspberry soda you thought was long gone? Yep! Want those Keto ice cream bars that taste better than standard ice creams? Yep! You got a customer for life. Well done!

A gigantic grocery store with tons of options…read more Coming from New England, we don't usually see stores of this size unless they have blue and yellow signage. In need of household goods, we made the trek and figured there was at least a few options available. We were wrong, this place is not a typical grocery store. It's a food emporium, with tons of aisles and plenty of choices. Was surprised they didn't have any manned stations (meat, deli, and fish usually have someone there with fresh products). This place just has more aisles. And while we might have one or two cases of a specific type of item, you got full aisles. And not just one aisle, but multiple. And many different brands and types. It's impressive to say the least. The discover only for card payments was a little weird. But not an issue since they take cash. Price was fairly reasonable as well. All-in-all, a fun trek for a mundane task. If you need to find a product, check woodsman's. They probably got it

I am extremely disappointed with my repeated experiences at the Jewel-Osco on the corner of Roselle…read moreRoad and Golf Road in HE. The weekly specials are constantly marked on the shelves, but when you get to checkout, the discounts "never seem to apply." It's frustrating and feels misleading. When I've asked staff about the pricing discrepancies, I've been met with dismissive and rude responses instead of helpful customer service. Rather than correcting the issue at the register, I'm told to go stand in line at customer service for a refund. Unfortunately, the representatives there have also been unfriendly and unprofessional, like they are doing you a favor. On top of the poor service, the prices in this store are outrageously high compared to other grocery stores in the area. Between the inaccurate sale pricing, the attitude from employees, and the overall experience, this location has been by far one of the worst grocery stores I've dealt with. THE WORST! Very disappointing. This was strike 3. I will not spend one more dollar at this store.

Located across from Tumerica, I was able to drop in for a quick grocery shopping trip. Excited to…read morefind Shea Moisture's Daily Hydration.

As far as grocery stores in our area go, Valli is one of the best. Over the years, we've seen them…read moreexpand their selection. They have one of the best selections of ethnic foods in the area so finding something special is usually easy to do there. Their produce can't be beaten. They have a huge selection of all different types of produce - fruits and vegetables, many I've never tried before but will eventually. They also have an amazing deli counter with probably the best pricing around. With good pricing, their cold cuts turn over quickly so you know you are always getting something fresh. While they used to be the least expensive store for just about everything, we've also seen their prices climb over the years. But compared to the large grocers in the area like Jewel, they are much less expensive. Shopping at Valli can be fun - you'll see things you've never seen before. Lots of people shop there so also be prepared for lines at their checkout counters. But, it's all worth it.

I really like Valley. I live in Algonquin and come all the way down there if they have the things…read moreon sale that I am looking for the checkout people aren't the friendliest but if you're getting goodbyes, that's what really counts.

May looks smaller than the ones that I have been to in the past, this place have quite a lot of…read moreselections of food items. This store has the exotic fruits that u liked which is the durian. It was super convenient to visit this location for us while in town since we stayed at a hotel around here.

H-Mart in Schaumburg is pretty good and well stocked every time we visit. The sales on products are…read moredecent and there's a huge variety for the little store that it is. When I went there was a lot of really nice savings on coffee, ramen, rice, sauces and dumplings! I see they have expanded their prepared ready to eat fresh made foods. Got all you H-Mart shoppers, they are saying the new big H-Mart (where the old Kohl's was on Golf Road) is set to open in November. I hope they'll have a good food court!

Update 2026: same as 2025, but returns are getting confusing as they dont recognize the purchases…read moreshown through the JUST4U app as a legitimate receipt. Prices are not the best value for what you get with everything, but still acceptable. 2025: Still a Great place no major complaints.

It has been six years since I reviewed this Jewel. While I am not the primary shopper in my home, I…read moredo go here about once a month. I prefer other stores for many reasons. Jewel is expensive - with stores like Aldi nearby, if you simply need staples, it's much less expensive to go elsewhere. What I do like about Jewel is it is convenient, they have a nice produce department as well as meat and fish counters. More so, being both dairy and gluten-free, they always have something there I can get, whether frozen or boxed. Often, I'll strike up conversations with employees. I've only had one tell me they truly enjoy working there. But, they do offer jobs to people who need them, and I often see differently abled people working the registers, bagging, or cleaning. I find that they hire differently abled folks refreshing and raises my rating a little.

Jaw dropping experience! This is the LARGEST store that I have ever been into! The place is…read moreimmaculately clean, every possible item that you can imagine and they have the nicest, most knowledgeable people working there! But the best part for me is their HUGE Vegan/Organic/Natural foods section! There are items there that I never heard about but am excited to try! I am so grateful to this store for having such an extensive array of vegan food. Plus this is an employee owned store. THEY ONLY ACCEPT THE DISCOVER CARD if you are using a credit card. Their gas prices are the cheapest around. I just wish that they were closer to where I live. Driving 20 miles to go to a store is a bit far but I can honestly say that it is well worth the trip! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! UPDATE!!! I cannot believe how much Woodman's has raised their prices! They are now higher than Whole Foods and Jewel's!!! I am shocked! Well I guess I won't be driving over 20 miles to go to Woodman's anymore. This is ridiculous. But you can't really blame them entirely. It's the POS in the White House that is mostly to blame. Him and his effin' tariffs.

This was my first experience at a Woodman's Market. I found it to be an okay experience but not…read morestellar. First, the store is enormous. You can probably find just about anything you need there. It kind of reminded me of Meijer but larger. The layout of the store is very confusing. Specialty items like gluten-free items can be mixed in with regular items, set off by themselves, or both. So, finding them wasn't that easy. From what we read of Woodman's before going, the did get good reviews on the amount and variety of gluten-free products. The same can be said for anything dairy-free. Their TV commercials talk about their great prices. I agree the items we saw on sale tended to be bargain, but the rest of the store seemed high. They are probably less expensive than Jewel, but more expensive than Valli Produce. We did get a lot while we were there and the total price was higher than we expected. So, overall, if you check their website for items on sale and you are near to a Woodman's, then by all means, the value is great. But if you don't live close to a Woodman's (like me), they aren't a great value but do have lots of specialty items.

After reading so many negative reviews on this place; I feel guilty for liking this location!…read moreAll Jewel Oscos are the same to me, like this one. I always love their potato wedges at the deli and their chicken. They have a really good bakery selection & really cool types of doughnuts & bagels, It IS a bit cramped as many negative reviews say, which I agree. But they have a great selection and variety of items here.

Today I placed a pick up order for 5 Ditas ribs, I checked no Substitutes because I only wanted the…read moreDitkas Ribs. I was very deliberate in that. After on hour they texted me none in stock and were substituting another brand. I text back to cancel order. They text back no. I called to cancel and was told I would have to wait 7 days for my credit card to be credited even though I never received my merchandise. Why are they putting charges threw before merchandise delivered. Then she said I never checked no substitutions. I asked for a manager and she told me it would be the same answer because that was policy. This is not a very customer friendly store as for me I'll stick with Amazon, Tony's or Marianos.

This isnt for amazon fresh theres no catalog for Amazon to be placed in therefore i must use this…read moreplatform to tell my story .. I am beyond disgusted and disappointed. Like most people, I order online regularly. Amazon has become the Walmart of online shopping--you click and buy. I'm a Prime member and order weekly, so I feel it's important to point out that as a Prime customer, I almost never receive my orders within the promised 48 hours. Yet every time I place an order, that delivery window is what's advertised. As usual, the driver marked the package as delivered and uploaded a photo. The problem? The photo was of a random fence. Not my home. Not my porch. A fence. And that was accepted as "proof of delivery." I'm livid. This isn't just a careless driver--this reflects Amazon's broken delivery process and poor hiring standards. Who thinks snapping a picture of a random fence counts as evidence? It's pure incompetence. To make things worse, when you try to get help, you're forced into a scripted chat system routed overseas, where the agents clearly aren't trained to actually troubleshoot real issues. After explaining that my delivery never arrived, Amazon offered me $5 as compensation. Five dollars--for items that cost more in shipping and tax alone. I spend my hard-earned money faithfully with this billion-dollar company, yet there's no real accountability, no genuine apology, and no urgency to fix repeated delays that stretch into weeks. Instead, they add insult to injury with a $5 offer, as if that somehow makes things right. So I want people to understand exactly how companies like this see you and your money. They don't value loyalty. They don't care about inconvenience. And they certainly don't care about the customer once they've already been paid.

Amazon Fresh gets mixed reviews. I like shopping there. They are not the least expensive grocery…read morestore, yet they are less than the local big box grocers. They are inconsistent in their stock - often gaps appear where something is out of stock. They also don't make it easy to find items where there are special needs, such as finding gluten-free items. Where they do have them, they are not localized in one area like you would find in other stores. We went in for a specific gluten-free item and just couldn't find it. We asked someone who works there and they said they didn't know where it was - that it could be anywhere. Regardless, I am usually able to find most of what we need. The discounts they apply to Amazon Prime members really helps, too.