Easy to find merchandise. Friendly employees. They're eager to assist customers. Offer to order anything you might need.

It is always clean! But please don't forget to lock your car. always if you're homeless people around. it's a good store.

I live several miles away from the Florence Remke. If I'm in the area and heading home, I stop in to pick up whatever I need because the store is impeccably clean and the staff couldn't be more helpful. Found a medium-size turkey there last year when the stores close to me had only large...about 4 days before Thanksgiving. read more

Prices at Remke Markets seem to generally be higher than other grocery chains. Particularly in the produce department. I have purchased grapes at another market for $0.97 per pound, then ran in here for something I forgot, the next day, and Remke was selling grapes for $1.99. Same with other fruits and vegetables. For the most part, self checkout is the only option. At least in the mornings. On my first visit it was the only option. While the cashier assigned to the self checkout lanes was chatty, upbeat and apologetic, something she said bothered me. She was having trouble imputing information in the self checkout. She said that they keep updating the system, and they get no training on what to do. The cashiers use trial and error. Either the store manager is withholding training to save on hours, or corporate is doing it. Neither is conducent to customer satisfaction, or employee happiness. The store itself is clean. Ample parking is available. Aisles are wide. read more

Remke Markets is a LOCAL store. Plain and simple, it is a Cincinnati (although really NKY) original. This particular location used to be a Thriftway Marketplace (what happened to Thriftway anyway?) before it became Remke Markets. Then Remke bought Biggs (which had its location just down the street), and that is how it stands today. For me, Remke Markets is everything that Walmart is not. It's easy to navigate, it's not a "big box", it's not life-altering (at Walmart, the longer you're there, the more you feel like it's sucking the life out of you). And the best part? Remke carries gallon jugs of my Tradewinds Extra Sweet Tea, which Walmart does not. That right there gets an "epic win" from me. I also pick up my personal needs goods here on a regular basis, as well as some other foodstuff that I eat regularly. In short, Remke does one thing -- groceries -- and it does it well enough to get five stars from me! read more

Your normal grocery store. The employees were all very friendly. Especially the little old lady offering Apple juice samples :) Their meat selection didn't have much variety as I am used to back in DE. Same goes for the seafood - which is why I'm rating this with 3 stars. Overall, I can't complain! I even dropped a glass bottle at check out (which didn't break! Close call) and the guy bagging my groceries went and grabbed me another one. I can't believe how friendly people are around here! At least in my experiences so far. read more

I'm giving this Remke a 4 star, not a 5 star rating, simply because there are items that they don't carry at this location, that they do at the Crescent Springs store (because of the economic placement of this store). Having said that, I love to shop here. Always clean, the staff is always wonderful, and though they have a smaller produce and deli than other stores and no olive bar, each area is immaculate, and all offerings are fresh or prepared daily. They have a large selection of ethnic foods that is a holdover from Biggs, which I really appreciate. Much more selection than Kroger could ever dream of, even in their larger "Marketplace" stores. But then, there's this: The customer service. Stellar. A few days ago, I noted that they had stopped carrying Snowville Creamery milk in the dairy section. I buy it regularly when we run out from Green Bean (and it's a $1.00 cheaper at Remke). I called and spoke with the Dairy Mgr, who called his Snowville Rep, his corp. office and then called me back to tell me that the only location in Kentucky carrying Snowville was Crescent Springs--again, due to the economic placement of the store, they just didn't sell enough, even though he believed it to be a superior product. He then said, "if Crescent Springs isn't convenient for you, just give me a call and I'd be happy to pick a few up and bring them to our store for you..." Wow! For this alone, I'm happy to spend a few dollars extra on average! read more

Clean and serve Busken baked goods. I was able to find what i needed. I am comparing this to the Krogers on 42 and the Mt Zion. read more

My john 83yryoung i drive my wife to this store i set in the while she shop never under 2hr this as always take my tablet with me to my surprize i got free wifi in the parking lot thank now i can set back and enjoy myself thank you read more

Not a bad place to shop, but come on with the prices remkee... I know your trying to be Wal-Mart but having what.. im guess 4 stores in a 10 mile radius now? but enough is enough. Focus on your customer not building more buildings. Occasionally you will find a good deal here. Typically they are pricier then others and they seem to like the idea that people want to pay more then full price for stuff then fill out a rebate to get money back... Anyway Decent Store, Non Competitive prices, they are big enough now and have the pull to compete, would be nice to see it. read more

The fried chicken here is great! This is the only reason I come here. The prices is not competitive with other local stores. The cashiers were very nice. They currently have sale on plants. If prices will be comparable r cheaper to other stores and give adequate gas points I might shop more at this store. read more

This store is awful all the way around, terrible customer service, they are very overpriced and there produce is terrible. I had an experience with a store manager here that I believe should be fired for the way she handled the situation, her name was Carol. She is very unprofessional and rude. I will never shop here again. read more

I was a frequent shopper of Remke, but no longer. I went in there just this last Sunday particularly to go to the deli. It was busy, there were 3 people ahead of me. I waited my turn. Well, an employee came up to the counter and I thought she was going to say "who's next," but instead, began waiting on a lady who had just walked up to the counter. Of course, I was upset, but I didn't want to make a scene, so I just walked away, angrily. When I got home I emailed Remke, expecting some satisfaction but the next day I received a reply. The person didn't identity themselves but they basically said that they were sorry and it was probably due to "human error." They said absolutely nothing about speaking with the employees to correct the matter. I took this as, basically a put off. Whoever this person was (didn't identify themself) had no intention of correcting anything. To sum it up, I got no satisfaction from my complaint. We all know that Remke's prices are way too high anyway, but this just shows that they have no customer loyalty whatsoever. They just lost a customer. I will be going to Wal-Mart from now on! read more