This is a great Latin supermarket that also stocks some other international food as well. There's a…read morelarge selection of produce, a good meat section that is reasonably priced, and inexpensive spices. I was here buying some ingredients for chili, so I was able to find everything I needed, from dried ancho and arbol chilis, jalapeño, and all the other ingredients I needed. There's a private lot for the market, so there is plenty of parking.

I would pick up a few items here for convenience. The store is clean enough but not modern. The…read moreprices are higher than you would would expect from a neighborhood grocer. Some items are on par with prices at whole foods. Also, stockers put items in wrong place or wrong price. The manager does not honor the price on tag on shelf. Overall I would pick up sodas or a few things on a quick stop.

I love this store for vegan meat replacements! Affordable and plenty! They have an entire fridge…read morededicated to vegan and veggie options; it's aisle 14, the fridge towards the back of the store.

A few weeks ago when I was on the south side, I stopped in Chinatown to get some rice noodles and…read morestopped at Park to Shop down there. It was only AFTER that I found out that they have another location in Uptown, a mile from my house. Apparently they've been in the shopping center across from the Broadway post office for about four years now, but I never had a clue. I liked this location more not just because of the convenience factor of being in my neighborhood, but also because it's a lot more comfortable to shop. The aisles were much larger so you weren't squeezing by folks when trying to see all the goodies. The produce and fish/meat sections also seem much larger. So overall the store has a bigger footprint than the one in Chinatown. They also had merchandise at this store that I didn't see at the other, such as woks, bowls, and other such items. Parking is so-so. The parking lot itself isn't necessarily small, but there's a lot of businesses that share this lot and some of the spots are marked specifically for those businesses. For instance, the medical office here has about 10 spaces that are for their patients only. But given the location it's within a few blocks of the Wilson station, the Argyle station, and (when renovation is complete) the Lawrence station, as well as the bus lines, so there's lots of options for getting here if driving isn't your choice.

One of Chicago's many virtues is its sandwich game, and L&M sits at the top of the short list!…read more The shop doubles as a specialty foods store selling hard to find items, with a standalone station carving up fresh meats and assembling the sandwiches. I appreciated that they have ample seating room for eating them at maximum freshness. We ordered the turkey & Brie and roast beef sandwiches. The bread was super fresh with the perfect crunch and chew. No ingredients were skimped upon with the perfect balance of flavors. I loved how the crunchy apple contrasted the slab of Brie on the turkey sandwich, and the roasted garlic aioli brought a great savory balance. The roast beef sandwich was pretty spicy and I loved the slight smokiness of the provolone. We left very satisfied and with leftovers. I would 100% stop by again in a heartbeat and absolutely recommend paying a visit!

Located right across the street from Wells Park sits an unassuming deli, and hidden gem in the…read moreRavenswood neighborhood. I stopped in here after seeing posts on social media and I was not disappointed. I ate two of what quite possibly may be some of the best sandwiches I have ever had. The turkey and brie sandwich is out of this world. It has a smokey taste to which is supplemented by the subtle taste thinly sliced Granny Smith apples. The porchetta sandwich is perfectly salty and has perfect portions of meat, greens and fried capers. Both sandwiches are served on the default, fresh ciabatta bread. A true hidden gem, though likely not for long.

Another Asian store in town, specializing in Vietnamese products, but they do carry a lot of other…read moreproducts from different Asian countries. I came here to find the Dried Chili Satay, which they had, so picked up few of them. Overall, definitely a place I would return if I lived in the area.

Decent selection of Asian groceries but a majority is geared towards Vietnamese cuisine. I often…read morehead here when I don't feel like fighting the crowds at the other markets or I need a change of scenery. You need a bit of patience to find parking in the lot here. At my last visit, I bought some ready made to go items and the infamous fruit shaped ice cream (lemon). The checkout line was fast and minimal in interaction with the cashier - which I don't mind at all.

My neighborhood fish store! I go here to stock up on Miss Can Portuguese tinned fish - mackeral,…read moresquid, mussels and sardines. They also have Oritz boquerones, which are my absolute favorite. SO GOOD. I typically do not go here for their daily fish specials, as their hours are strange. They seem to only be open during the week when everyone else is at work. So, my only chance to go is on weekends, and I don't always get that chance. But, it's a cute shop!

This discount fish store began as a little shop having a choice of two discounted types of fish and…read moreseveral Other canned fish items and frozen breaded shrimp, lobster, and crayfish and Mac and cheese. They either have a delivery service to a local store in various locations around the Northside. You can also come to the store which is brand new where there are all the items their website lists including various freshly baked breads including sourdough bread. All upscale and reduced in price. Great place to get fish at a discount

I hate knocking a small business but it's really hard to be excited about my experience…read more Pre-ordered a lobster roll and the mussels for 2 (which comes with most things you need). The lobster roll was mostly bread and very little lobster. The lobster in it was very small, stringy pieces and nothing like the large chunks in their own Instagram images. I would be willing to pay more for a better sandwich with more (and better) lobster. It wasn't premium lobster in look or taste to be honest. This sandwich, in its current form, is a hard pass. Mussels were okay. A few that didn't open, but that's to be expected. I'm not sure how fresh they were since they had a bit of a fishier scent. They give you a head of garlic, a lemon, a baguette and a tub of compound butter. It's great in theory, but the butter was tasteless and I could just as easily used my own butter and other ingredients. The customer service was okay. We called ahead to make sure they had all of the elements of the mussels as part of the package and the person ringing me up still had no idea what I was talking about. In the end she made sure everything was there after I brought it up so it was fine. One other issue I had was that they just put the mussel mesh bag in my bag and they leaked mussel juice/water over everything else in the bag. Two of those things were tinned fish gifts for someone else and the cardboard was soaked in fishy smelling liquid. I know there is a new owner and I really hope he does the things he needs to improve and make this place worth it. Right now I can't see going back when there are places like Boston Fish Market that get it right.

We often go there for all there fresh products although we live in West Rogers Park things have…read morechanged a little bit bit inside store but its still the same great product everything is always fresh & a great price its worth the travel .

Oh My Crab took over the old Angry Crab location, the place that basically started the whole spicy…read moreseafood-in-a-bag craze. I was curious if it would hold up, and it didn't disappoint. They renovated the interior, gone are the signatures all over the walls, now it's greenery and posters. Menu's pretty much the same, but the taste has its own spin. We always get the combo flavor (signature sauce, medium spice) with corn and sausage, and pair the bag with the garlicky spaghetti, it was so good. They give you plastic bib + gloves if you don't want to get messy. The cornbread was amazing too so don't miss it. And it's BYOB, so we brought a cold bottle of white. Highly recommend.

There is no shortage of crab boil places in Chicago, but this place is one of the nicer ones…read more It's BYOB too. The reason we picked this place is they take reservations, but they were not necessary even on a Saturday night.

there's so many different international items and this is the only place i can find my favorite oat…read moredrink from colombia

Shitty service and shitty people. Rude and incompetent. Was in line at deli counter and he took my…read moreorder then proceeded to take out my Turkey pastrami. Then without notice or I'll be right back turned around and served another customer. I waited and waited and walked away. Later found a manager and she heard me out then made every excuse about him not understanding. Goodbye Devon Market you are not that great and you have lost my business and any kind words I gave to say. You are NOT that good of a store. Keep your rude customers and rude employees.