Riverside Foods looked like they typically had great produce. One of the things I liked about the…read morestore was that they had a lot of options for tortilla chips and hummus. The store had a wide variety and selection for its size. It was not overly crowded like other stores may have been. They had options for prepared foods, e.g., grab-n-go food items. Riverside Foods had their own parking lot, which was convenient.

My husband & I have been shopping at Riverside Foods for many years. The workers here are…read moreunfailingly helpful. The fresh fruit & vegetables are great. We are blessed to have this gem right here in our downtown of Riverside.

The market has gone down hill in my opinion... there is limited space for vendors, but we're still…read morefed repeat booths at one market. Additionally, many vendors, including the village/market, use AI advertising and branding. Why should I spend my time at your booth if you can't spend time doing actual marketing?

Parking available on the street or in the adjacent commuter lot. Clean! Lots of vendors for arts,…read morecrafts, food and miscellany. Booths are spaced out a bit, so the shopping experience is not crowded and close, definitely a plus in the summer heat and humidity! There are a few picnic tables in a grassy area, with a bit of live entertainment. Nice!

Big Sales and Bargain finds here. This Fruit Market was established more than 20 years ago and it…read moreis showing is wear. It's seen better and cleaner days for sure - But offers big bargains and many items all under the same roof. Laundry hampers, Blankets even. 88cents per lb for chicken quarters, 1.49lb for drumsticks. 2/$3 on Extra Large Eggs. That's a deal. Many items from various places around the world. Mediterranean, Polish, European, Mexico, Peru, Columbia. Prayer candles, piñatas. I don't recommend the bakery, as items were not fresh and did not taste good. I'd skip that. They were professional and spoke English for check out. Nice Michigan apples outside . A very large selection of fruits and vegetables. Was hit or miss on many fruit items. Good bargain shop, not the cleanest or most organized, but good items available.

This store looked like it typically had good produce. There was a good selection and variety. The…read morestore has a great location. I liked the layout of the store. I appreciated that the parking lot was convenient.

Was checking out all the new products out and sales for promoting ; they have a huge inventory or…read morevast variety of merchandise. The store is always clean. Shelves are always stocked. They always have promotions going on one thing and the next. Ribeyes were also on Sale at $7.99 per pound. Always good service at Tony's as well. CTA & Pace Bus stops out front on the street. Easy to access.

This Tony's Fresh Market had great Puerto Rican rice that I really enjoyed. I got their Puerto…read moreRican rice multiple times. The store was clean and well organized. It looked like they typically had excellent fresh produce. They had good variety and a lot of items I was looking for. They have hot food available, I got their chicken wings multiple times as well as other items that I enjoyed. They have self-checkout kiosks available, which were convenient.

I haven't been to Tischler's in a few days. But I've been thinking about them so much that I'm now…read morehunched over my keyboard writing this review. That should tell you something about the experience I have there. The selection has yet to let me down. The prices are good. The deli is great! But the true value of this place is in the staff... They are AMAZING! I could share any number of stories but Ive settled on this one for today.... I was sitting in my car about 30 minutes before they opened. The workers and what looked like delivery people were moving about their business in and out the doors. The Owner, Dennis, came over and invited me in. He knew that I was most likely there for deli items and volunteered that there was someone back there who would open up for me. I go back there and sure enough there was someone back there.... But he was performing a full pre-start break down and cleaning of the deli! I was about to swerve and busy myself with other stuff but he was right on it! asked me what I needed and got me situated with a smile and a genuineness that you can't fake. As I made my way to the checkout, I see Dennis waiting there to ring me out personally. As I'm walking out of the store, he runs out and stops me to introduce himself properly. As a small business owner, that level of service and willingness to stop everything for one customer means something.

Best kept secret in Brookfield. I have been patronizing here for 15 years. Staff is helpful…read more Because I get the same thing in the deli for my elderly father every weekend, staff has memorized my order and will prepare it before I even mention what I need. Store is not huge so instead of walking around for 20 minutes, I can get what I need and get out in a minimal amount of time.

Great mushroom stand , the mushrooms were awesome and the women that sold me the mushrooms are very…read morebeautiful ....

I've been to a number of Farmers Markets throughout Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. From the…read moremarket in Daley Center to markets on the near west side, Lombard, Brookfield, Skokie, and now Riverside. While parking can be questionable at some locations the regular and handicap parking here seems plentiful within the the square and the entire area has both a true small town feel and also a big local park feel with trees and flowers. For an afternoon Farmers Market there was a full supply of vendors during each of my visits. Many have mentioned the knife sharpening and after I had a pair of scissors sharpened I'm also a believer. With many vendors offering multiple types of veggies and plants there is a lot to look at. While I didn't buy raw honey (not super processed or pasteurized so most people say it has better health benefits and and fuller flavor) here at Riverside yet, I expect to need some at the start of the next season. There are multiple Amish vendors and I was lucky to spend a while talking to one of the Amish families about their farm and some of their core values. I've worked directly with a few different Amish families in Illinois and Indiana and have found each to be an unique experience. If you have time to talk to some of them or buy your veggies or baked goods from them you'll love the experience. Some people I've spoken to treat a Farmers Market like a bartering flea market but I find the quality to be high and prices reasonable and don't think that it's appropriate to ask a farmer or baker to lower their price when they have put some high labor in to their products. Hard work should be rewarded.

My husband wanted to get a cake for my bday and asked for there's most popular wad told kinder is…read morethe one, Went to get it among with other shopping which I'm not giving review right now about, Only THE cake! I will attach a picture of the cake and want to hear if someone will think this is ok looking cake for a bday??!! Anyway was hoping at least the taste is good, nooooo, it's like eating layers of Play dough, some cookies..... super sweeet.... Disgusting Super disappointed and the price was $133 I would NOT PAY $3 for this!!! Long story short my bday was ruined ended without cake. Never going back!

I stopped by Balkan Bakery on a whim and as soon as I opened the door, the smell hit me, warm,…read moresweet, buttery. Immediate win. It's not just a bakery either. They've got groceries, meats, even liquor. All in one spot. Super convenient, honestly. I ordered a hot chocolate and a pastry. No name on the pastry, which somehow made it more tempting. It didn't look like anything i had before, so I went for it. Sat outside on their little patio and enjoyed the weather. The hot chocolate was creamy, sweet, with just a slight bitterness at the end and top of that some marshmallows, Really good. The pastry was flaky, light, and dipping it into the hot chocolate made it even better. Staff was friendly and helpful while I stood there deciding. Felt easy, not rushed. I'll be back for sure. Probably to try another unnamed pastry. Or two.

Some of the finest produce I have ever eaten. The Farm has kept me healthy and happy and helped…read moreprevent me from buying that other farm prematurely.

Been going for produce 50 years and can't wait for this season to start. The staff there is…read morefantastic.

If you're interested in a farmers market this could be your place. Many advertised farmers markets…read moredon't have much in the way of farmer's goods ... they are more like notions and candles and soaps, rather than carrots and peas and plants. But this one was a pleasant surprise. Many farmer vendors offering a nice assortment of farm goods and some vendors with bakery items. There were a lot of berries offered also, since it was close to berry season. There were probably two dozen canopies with vendors at this site. There was a lot of shade offered by the trees in the area, and there was room to move around - for your wagon or stroller for example. Easy parking right on the street, and the market location is very near downtown LaGrange. This is a winner, so give it a try.

Wow!!! Free trees…read moreand butterfly-attracting flower seeds, gourds and punkins and apples and amazing looking bread, pastries, dips, fresh flowers and vegetables and everyone happy and relaxed and friendly. ;) only open for three more weeks I thought I read somewhere. Go!

This is my third year being a CSA member. Not only is the taste of the vegetables amazing, but…read morerecently it's been significantly cheaper than shopping organic at the big box stores. I go to the farm for pickup every week, and I love the variety, that I can pick and choose between over a dozen different herbs and veggies, the extras they often have, the UPick tomatoes and beans and etc. It's also such a relief to know where my food is coming from, that there are no chemical fertilizers or pesticides in it, that it's not downwind a feedlot so no chances of salmonella outbreaks in their leafy greens, that it hasn't been sprayed to ripen -- the peace of mind itself is invaluable. They have three seasons (spring, summer, and fall) that you can sign up for (that often sell out early, especially the summer season), as well as Thursday farmstands in the afternoon. Also, at the beginning of May they sell seedlings, with prices cheaper than The Growing Place, and most of the plants I buy from there thrive in my garden with no additions required (I put compost in the hole and around the base when I first plant them, mulch around the seedlings, and that's pretty much it, by mid-July I'm getting more tomatoes and basil and etc than I know what to do with).

Well-established CSA with a pop-up farmstand on Wednesday nights. Organic produce grown all from…read moreseed resulting in 28 weeks of pickups from Mother's Day to Thanksgiving... wow! Why settle for a grocery store tomato when you can have these beauties??