I find this Pete's location clean, organized and with a decent variety to shop from. They had a…read morelot of samples throughout the store as well as sales. As someone who is coming from the city, I take advantage of the vast layout and wider selection. We shopped for things that we could not easily get in the city. Our shopping experience from start to finish was uneventful which is always a plus! No issues on customer service.

Here is my update for Pete's in Glen Ellyn. I go here…read moresomewhat regularly even though I don't live that close. Pete's has a good selection of all grocery items. They will have some good deals and also some not too good deals like all grocery stores. Smart shoppers will like the coupons on their app. The produce section is large. Deli is good sized with friendly people working there. What I really like about this location is that it's always clean, always orderly. This is most important to me. That's one of the reasons I'm a customer. Check it out for yourself.

Trader Joe's always has a great and helpful staff no matter which won I visit, but today I was so…read moresurprised by the kindness of Ken at the Glen Ellyn location. Ken took care of us at checkout. Super friendly and engaging. He was recommending a product when he saw what my husband was buying, and we said we'll make sure we get it next trip. Well Ken went and got the item and comped it so my husband could try it. Really?? That was so sweet and kind. I hope the kindness he showed us comes back to him tenfold. We

My favorite grocery store with plenty of go to items. Always excited to head over and the workers…read moreare generally pleasant to interact with

I'm writing this review after several disappointing shopping trips to the Jewel Osco at 599 E…read moreRoosevelt Rd, Glen Ellyn, IL store and an interaction with a Store Manager named Danny, which unfortunately reflects ongoing issues at this location over the past several months. 1. Chronic Lack of Bagging Support For more than three months, I, along with a host of others I have witnessed, have had to bag our own groceries during visits when the front is overwhelmed by more than 2 lines. There is consistently no one available to assist the cashier, or there is a single person attempting to cover multiple lanes. This isn't an occasional staffing hiccup--it has become the norm. 2. Online Order Shoppers Blocking Aisles Another recurring issue is the number of employees shopping for online orders. Their large gray carts are frequently left in the middle of aisles or in the break in the isles at the end caps causing a serious chokepoint, rather than off to the side, creating obstacles and making it difficult for in‑store customers to navigate. Many times, it feels more like an obstacle course rather than a grocery store. 3. Interaction With Assistant Manager Danny When I asked to speak with a manager to share these concerns, Danny initially acknowledged that the store could do better about calling staff up to the front. However, the conversation quickly shifted in an unhelpful direction. Despite never suggesting that online shopping be eliminated, he repeatedly insisted that "this is the way of things now" and emphasized that online orders weren't going away. My actual point--that in‑store customers should not be inconvenienced by poor cart placement or lack of bagging support--was never meaningfully addressed. When I raised the concern that it seemed like the store prioritized online orders over the customers physically shopping in the store (who often spend more per visit), he offered nothing more than a shrug and a half‑smile. That response made it clear that customer experience and retention were not priorities in this discussion. Bottom Line I've been a long‑time Jewel‑Osco customer, but the combination of ongoing operational issues and the dismissive attitude from management has made shopping here increasingly frustrating. I hope the company takes these concerns seriously, because the current approach is pushing loyal in‑store customers away.

Lots of self checkouts at this location. They have a larger produce and bake shop area. Parking lot…read moreset up is 2 rows.

I do a lot of "specific" shopping at Aldi, meaning there are items I buy here but go to a large…read morecommercial chain for other items. This Aldi is standard fair. Nothing overly good or bad in the store, but I will say their location is a little awkward. They are off a main thoroughfare, but behind other strip malls, so you need to know where the "in" is before you get there. The entrance is on a side street. Staff is nice and helpful but the parking lot is a problem.

This Aldi seems a little bit bigger/roomier than the ones I'm used to (I usually frequent the Aldi…read morein DeKalb). Not all Aldi's sell alcohol; this one does. I'm usually here in the evenings, and there usually isn't a long line for checkout, which is important to me. Aldi has cheap, high quality groceries; I buy staples here, such as flour, tortillas, cereal and canned goods, supplemented with things like walnuts and fancy cheese (when they have it). In the spring Aldi has cheap bulbs for your garden, though I haven't bought them here. Aldi's philosophy is to carry a smaller number of things than a regular grocery store and to sell them cheap. Quality does not appear to suffer. Cash only. No credit or debit cards. Some baking items (such as really cheap cocoa) are available seasonally only, so it's worth stocking up.

Angelo Caputo's is a full service grocery store. We were hungry and ordered from the food area…read more They have a salad bar and hot food where they charge by the pound. I ordered the three beef taco dinner and my guest had a Harlem Sandwich which was Italian beef and Italian sausage. Both were delicious. They also have a bar area. After lunch we finished our grocery shopping! My tip, check out the bakery with the homemade Italian cookies and fresh bread!

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.

Wonderfully clean Burmese/Thai grocery store…read more Definitely one of the best Burmese stores in the US, and they cater to an increasing population of immigrants in the area. The store is clean and the items on the shelves are fresh and new. They have a decent-sized produce section and a small frozen fish section in the back. The owner was very nice and he operates a small pharmacy counter in the front, selling several types of Burmese herbal medicines. The Burmese staples available include pickled tea, ngapi (fermented fish paste), preserved fruits, instant mohingar (fish soup), tea, and spices. They also carry a wide array of Chinese and especially Thai products, and their Burmese products are so unique that I haven't seen them at any of the other Burmese markets that I've been to in the States. They also sell prepared food on Saturdays and Sundays, and they have some Burmese clothing (longyi) available for purchase as well. Great little store!

This is a tiny little Thai grocery just off Roosevelt. If you're looking for tiny Asian hot…read morepeppers, jackfruit, spicy ramen, curry paste, pickled ginger, etc. they'll set you up. Also has several of the usual services provided by a small ethnic grocery (Moneygram, etc.).

Awesome lunch specials Tuesday & Thursdays, the food is great and the people are always quick to…read morehelp with service, store is always clean and in the summer the tables out side are nice and clean as well

The To-Go Food really is amazing! I always get the spring salad with candied pecans and…read morestrawberries.... so good. They also started to sell freshly made hot lunch outside the store in the summer. The Greek Gyros style wrap I got today was awesome! Well done guys!

First time ordering delivery. My shopper did a great job. Signing up for the free 7 days is not…read moreclear. I need to check with someone how it works

WIll be reporting Linda the front cashier to HR but my mother just informed me that she was making…read moreracial comments and having a bad attitude. My mom went to buy some flowers and she kept making false claims towards my mom and making her feel bad about her purchases. ( my mom's a florist herself)

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.