Prices are what you would expect for a small "convenience" grocery store. They do have more space…read morethan Edgewater Produce, which they also own. It is within walking distance, which is a plus, though I do watch the prices and go to Mariano's or Jewel when they offer more for less. EVERYONE at the meat/cheese counter is great, and friendly. They really do know their stuff, though at times, I wish they had a ticketed numbered system. It would prevent me from going off on some of the older Eastern Euro clientele when they try to butt in line. NOT happening! The cashiers are efficient, though there is a tall male one that is new to me. Feels like his name should be Draco. Would almost pass for AI, due to his height an personality, though AI can be programmed to be charming and efficient. He literally saw me put down items on the belt and looked like he was confused as to what his role was, then asked me if I wanted a bag for all my purchases, despite it being obvious that I had none with me. I had to get snippy, because, well, I had to get snippy. Oprah did mention them in one of her shows, so they got "trendy" afterwards, but as other reviewers have said, they do carry items that you would find more at a Treasure Island than a Jewel, Aldi, or Mariano's. They are good for that. Now, if they would only work on their AI cashiers and make them more personable, then I would give them a five star rating. Especially since peeps in the hood voted down Amazon from taking over and planting seeds on the corner of Western and Lawrence, to take over the grocery store market.

I've been to this grocery store many times over the years, but never thought to review it before…read morenow. It's a pretty standard small grocery store, with a few things that may be hard to find elsewhere. They have some international brands, although the Mexican grocery store farther west on Lawrence (Lindo Michigan) is a better bet for Central American things. They sell some local brands, including freshly-roasted coffee from Brü Coffeeworks, also on Lawrence. Prices are a smidge higher than you might find elsewhere, but at least they're consistent and don't require you to download an app or join a frequent shopper club or whatever. I do wish they would stay open a little later. The staff are helpful, and they have a good selection of spices and seasonings. I wasn't able to find caraway seed elsewhere, for some reason, but when I asked a staff member if they had any, he immediately took me to the exact spot on the shelf where they had it in two different container sizes.

Grocery finds... so many interesting middle eastern type of foods. They alao have a bakery and the…read morepita bread are nice as well as the spinach filled ones.

Sanabel Bakery is an amazing bakery and retail store. I used to live very close, but I moved 45…read moremiles West. Whenever I return to the city Sanabel is my 1st stop to refill my staples. From fragrant Teas (Earl Grey my favorite), Extra Virgin Olive so green you know it's a 1st pressing, Assorted Baklava that melt in your mouth, to a giant selection of dried beans, seeds and nuts. If you're looking for a double boiler or other specialty pots and pans they just might have one for you. Check out this Neighborhood Favorite!

A wonderful supermarket full of delicious Central Asian Food attached to the Arzan Cafe next door…read more Highly recommended!

Great place Great selection…read more One of the best places to shop for all your needs. Fresh seafood with a great variety cut to your request. Produce is outstanding w overall great pricing

Great selections! Good prices. Drove over 4hrs to check out this market. The food court was also…read moredelicious!

Let's be real: yelpers have a little fetish for any sort of mom and pop establishment, regardless…read moreof how good it is. There have been many times that I've visited such a joint with a five star rating on yelp and had a two star experience, only to look at the faces of the adorably sweet old couple that owns the place, and walking out knowing I wouldn't have the heart to leave a bad review. I fully expected Cremería La Ordeña to be such a place, but I was wrong. This place is five stars. I'm trying hard to work my way through Diana Kennedy's "The Art of Mexican Cooking." You'd think a place like Cremería La Ordeña, with its range of high quality, well priced ingredients specific to varying regions of Mexico, would be an asset on this task, but no. It's not. Why on earth would I spend 12+ hours making mole "the right way" when someone else has done that for me? This is not factory produced stuff that's been put in a jar - this stuff was made the right way by folks who have grown up with the cuisine and spared no expense or effort. And why would I spend five minutes over a food processor, taking little tastes, adding bits of this and that to balance the perfect salsa? Again, Cremería La Ordeña has done it for me. Several varieties, in fact. And their extra spicy salsa doesn't taste grassy at all, like many extra spicy things do. I love coming here and trying new things. I swooned over their nata, which is a Mexican version of clotted cream that's popular all over Latin America, and one day, on a health kick, I came here and decided to buy several kinds of dried beans. They have a ton of bean varieties. Despite being a small establishment, they have a rotating assortment of ingredients, so there are always more things to buy. I haven't found a Mexican grocery store I like more, and I don't imagine I will any time soon.

Interesting How i've been coming here since a kid and always come to buy food and they are my local…read moresmall deli market great people turns out there really stingy I had drop a rice pudding cup and it broke and i asked gently and politely if we can get a new one and they refused us Only upset because we have been going here for a long time and this is how they give back to the people that support them it really be your own people sometimes.

I've never actually been to this place - I'm basing my review on my experiences contacting them by…read morephone, which were disappointing to say the least. Trying to find out if they carry a certain specialty ethnic item, I call on a Monday to inquire. The person who answers - apparently a cleaning person - says that the place iss closed on Mondays. What kind of grocery store is closed on a weekday?? But I give them another chance and try again on Tuesday. Same guy answers. His English isn't too good, which maybe explains why, when I ask for someone who can answer my question, he simply hangs up. Nevertheless, a grocery that is apparently closed on Mondays and has people answering the phone that can't speak English and HANG UP on callers doesn't seem like much of a grocery at all. I don't think I need to actually go to the place to know that it's not the kind of business I want to patronize.

Very nice little shop nestled between other small shops. It's easy to miss, but located right next…read moreto a Greek cafe and hair salon. They have a wide variety of teas for both pleasure drinkers and those looking to cure a few ailments. Other items include imported cookies, cakes, coffee and sugar. Mostly they are known for the meat and offer fresh and smoked options. The owner, Tofko, is as sweet as can be and very friendly. He'll strike up a conversation and recommend the best pieces of meat for your particular needs.

Very sweet and lovely people working here. They asked how was the food and when we said it tasted…read moregood, they gave us a little more food. I genuinely felt like I was being cared for at someone's house rather than a bakery. Food was good, the bread was not dry. We tried this meat pocket bread dish, and after one bite, the juices flowed into the bread which helped made it taste so good overall. Really enjoyed coming here.

Love La Casa del Pan! Veronica, the owner, is very friendly and recommended the Morocho since I was…read morelooking for something similar to Atolé. It did not disappoint. I also had their sandwich de pernil. It was juicy and the bread, so fluffy. Cute little place too. Saw someone eating one of their soups and it looked great. Need to get that the next time I'm there.

Believe it or not there's more than Indian stuff at this international market on Devon. Fresh Farms…read morehas a few locations, including this one in an area well known for being international. It has a pretty big selection of produce. Careful in bringing the best stuff to here. They have a lot of experience selecting based on geographic regions, seasons, and weather. After going inside for the first time, we were surprised it was bigger than it appeared to be. It's got a pretty big produce section. This takes up a lot of the inside, and seems to be the main thing. A lot of the usual fruits and vegetables, but also has quite a lot that's not as common. The rest of the store has the bakery and deli counters, and they have fresh meats if you like getting meaty. Also they have a stand to get fresh gelato. The prices are pretty good, and they had lots of cheap specials. Clean and organized with everything looking fresh. It's certainly got Indian products, but there's a whole lot more, and good prices. This is located on Devon at Talman.

Good grocery store with lots of variety and produce along with some hard to find items and…read morereasonable prices. The place is clean and fairly well organized with helpful staff ready to assist. The best part is the fresh juice bar that they have. You pay for the juice at the cashier and take your receipt over to the juicer and they will freshly squeeze the juice for you. The sugar cane and the strawberry / watermelon were real standouts for us. Definitely worth checking out for both groceries but also to get some fresh fruit juices.

City Olive is great. Last year I learned that making tapenade is super easy and it's also…read moredelicious, and that City Olive was a mile away, so it was kismet! The store is cute and has some nice specialty items; of course you'll find olives and oils, but they have nice chocolates, vinegars, and other food and gift items here. I've made tapenade with the olives and oil I bought here more than once and it was delish! Parking can be tricky, as it's solely street parking in north Andersonville. If you're walking around the neighborhood, it's worth a stop. Service was friendly and not overbearing, which I appreciate.

I've been meaning to check out this shop and am so glad I did. The selection of olive oils is…read moreastonishing. There are so many other goodies (different type of vinegars, condiments, pastas, chocolates) as well. Karen, the owner, is very helpful and just delightful. This will be my go-to place for gifts in the future!

Delicious freshly made food. This is my first time here and i had the chicken shawarma wrap and a…read morecup of drip coffee. I will definitely be coming back. Atmosphere is cute, clean and cozy modern. You order at the counter and they bring food to you.

I was anxiously awaiting the opening... and yet it took me a bit to get here! I finally stopped by…read moreon Saturday. The space is attractive, open, and inviting. There is a robust menu of coffee and tea options, and the cases show off baklava, baked goods, and beautiful desserts. There is plenty of seating as well. I ordered the cinnamon honey latte, and it was great. I would have preferred 2% milk to whole, but they only offer whole milk and milk alternatives (almond, oat, and soy). After doing an hour or so of work, I spied a nearby customer enjoying the lentil soup, a fave of mine. It looked like it was served with a couple nicely toasted slices of bread, which put me over the edge. I ordered it. It came with a large lemon wedge and... a cold ciabatta roll (the kind you usually see used for a toasted caprese sandwich). Sadly, it wasn't very appetizing, so went to waste, The soup was great, though! The place was busy during the 2 hours I spent there, and I hope it continues! I'd like to see this cute cafe stick around.