This is a privately owned Sendisks and you can definitely tell. Most Saturday mornings, I am…read moregreeted with some cheese and wine. Then I walk a little more to find a variety of cheese samples with pairings like crackers or cherry jam. I loved the samples so much! It adds to the experience for sure. Anyways, I come here to get sourdough. It's only four bucks a loaf?!? It's so yummy, it never lasts. I love getting some honey-roasted peanut butter and blackberry jam from here, too.

Grocery store in the strip mall with a lot of great bakery, produce and meats. General staples are…read moreon the inflated side of pricing but if I want A treat for a special occasion, this is a good place

I work in the area sometimes and stop here for lunch or quick groceries as needed. This is one of…read morethe "red bag" locations...not to be confused with the other owners. I love that they have a fresh food offering in the deli, one of my favorites is the tuna pasta salad. Each day of the week is a different theme which can be found on their website and is sold by the pound. They offer lots of great well known brands and products such as fresh cheese curds (yes!) and local brands. There's an area for home goods near the front of the store although I haven't checked it out yet, but it appears to be seasonal merchandise and decorative things. They have a good selection of alcohol and I always find great deals on wine. Staff is always friendly and the self checkouts are located near the service desk so someone is always there to assist if needed! I highly recommend this location.

Not my usual grocery store. I was on my way somewhere and needed to pick up some sugar for a…read morebaking project. Stopped in and found what I was looking for, and on sale! Easy self-checkout.

Date of visit: August 16, 2025…read more Unlike the Metro Market in Glendale, this is a true Metro Market, with upscale offerings and a wider selection of items to choose from. While visiting today I found samples of parmesan in a balsamic vinegar that was quite tasty. My main goal was to secure some bakery items for a party and while the selection looked a bit picked over, I had to remind myself that it was after 2 in the afternoon and the store had been open for quite a while at that point. After procuring a couple packs of loaf cake, we headed to the front though I unfortunately did not locate my favorite part of Metro Market: The Clearance Aisle! Hopefully I will find it next time. Sadly, despite the store being busy and bustling, only one grouping of self checkouts was open, which seemed short-sighted yet on brand for Metro Market.

Went to do my grocery shopping on May 10 at around 2 PM. Three of the items on my shopping list…read morefor out of stock.. They had a watermelon that was in the ad.. they had no strawberries that were in the ad. And they were out of Claussen pickles that were in the ad. And as far as rain check, the only rain check I could get with the strawberries. So three out of the six items I went shopping for or out of stock.. why shop at the store. We always tend to go to Sussex because they seem to have the items in stock but we decided to stop in here cause it was on our way home.. never do that again. My neighbor had the same issue. She's not shopping there yet either..

I've never reviewed or felt compelled to review a grocery store but after shopping at this one, I…read moremust. I love this store. Aside from being a grocery store that has all the things you need to cook great meals, the staff is helpful and knowledgeable ("we're out of this but it should be in tomorrow" type stuff). I feel like things really start to shine when we start talking about the deli section. The breads are great, the deli meats are great (they have Boar's Head!), the sushi is great, they have a to-go Chinese food section, the soups are outrageously good (I love soup, I once ordered it as an appetizer and a meal accompaniment and I'm telling you these are not just good, regular soups, they take some chances. I've seen some flavor profiles here that I have not seen elsewhere [I'm looking at you sengalese chicken soup] and was left smitten), they have an impressive meat selection (again with cuts I haven't seen before, ever heard of a Capone? I hadn't!), live lobster, etc. I can't remember all the good things I want to say about this Albrecht's Sentry in Delafield. It makes me happy just thinking about it. If this is around you, make this your grocery store and start living your best life.

One of the employees at the store, Jaden Johnson, helped me find a few of the items I needed while…read morein a hurry. He was also super kind whilst in the checkout line which you dont see too often with this new generation. A real standup guy!

I really love this grocery store, I worry that it's not very busy and I don't want it to go to…read morebusiness. It's very clean, well stocked, and has a good selection. They have a hot food area, I have never been disappointed. The problem is the American food tends to be marked up pretty high, however, the Mexican food is well priced.

I love that I have this store on the near north side because I would drive to the27 st location. As…read morea young whipper snapper before I became a foodie I had no experience of food culture in the world and ethnic food stores wasn't a common thing in my growing up. Anyone who follows me knows I'm a BBQ hound all over the country and I never do pulled pork because it doesn't interest me but Mexican carnitas on the other hand is something I have to always get. The store is pretty much the same as the 27 st location with the ice cream shop, meat, deli, produce, western union thing, hot table, dine in seating etc etc. The meat prices in the weekly ad seem very reasonable. The carnitas is my only reason to stop over and compared to other Mexican stores it isn't in a swimming pool of lard at this location and are on the dry side which I prefer over a pool of lard but I like them as they are. The hot table is way more than Mexican with a variety of items including pizza puffs etc etc. The cashier was friendly and greeted me with a good morning. Now that I have two Mexican food stores in the area I'm going to see who has the best carnitas.

We have all Indian foods available. Snacks is really good and good variety for frozen section. If…read moreyou need any item which is not in stock, we just need to give heads up to owner. He ensures those items are available at the earliest. Fresh vegetable stocks are not always available.

Needs SERIOUS improvements in the area of customer service. One of your MAIN jobs as a customer…read morebased business is to, at the LEAST be cordial. No matter what race or nationality the customer may be. A simple acknowledgment would go a LONG way. I intentionally chose to patronize this establishment to support a minority business but after the rude treatment, I should have went next door. Learn how to greet and speak to EVERYONE when they are standing in front of you trying to pay. It's rude to look at a customer waiting to be checked, say NOTHING, and continue to finish counting tiles on the wall until YOU decide to ring them up. I will certainly NOT be supporting this business in the future.

I called Sendiks because I needed help in finding a bottle of scotch for a gift. I couldn't…read moreremember the name of the scotch but, could describe the packaging it came in. I spoke to Alex who put my call on hold and went to see if he could find it. He found a similar container and advised it was a very good brand. I really appreciated Alex going above and beyond to help me!

Another great visit! Great staff! Great selection! Clean store! Their bakery is awesome! Love…read morecoming here! Some stuff can be a little pricey but great quality! They have great sales in things! So keeping an eye out is for those is key!

This grocery store has a bit of something for everyone. There is a huge selection of Hispanic…read morefoods, including a large selection of cacti, cleaned and cut or raw. They have 4-5 types of Oaxaca cheese. They have freshly fried cicharrones. They have some gifts. They have an insurance and cell phone kiosk inside, as well as a wire transfer site. They also have a massive and entertaining selection of birthday candles that spin and sing. Check it out.

I wouldn't drive out of my way, and I certainly wouldn't pass up a Supermercado El Rey for Monterey…read morebut that's the South Side standard. Monterrey is a Latin grocery, medium sized, and I always wondered why South American Spanish speaking culture is called, Latin. Turns out, of all the modern Romance languages, Spanish is the closest to the Roman language. It's closer to Roman Latin than modern Italian! This is the sort of thing one learns when stuck with a socio-linguist for any amount of time at a conference. Anyway, Monterrey doesn't quite have the variety of produce at El Rey, and MM is a little cramped. I was worried about knocking something over the whole time I was in the first time, my second and third times I felt a little more familiar with the layout but still it's a little close for comfort.