They have a very good selection of wines from inexpensive "every day" wines to more premium…read moreofferings in the mid-priced range. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable.

In case anyone is interested in Avenue Wine Shop's wine tasting, I thought I'd share my experience…read more We used to go pre-COVID and I loved it. They would also have a food table of snacks like meatballs, cheese and crackers, fruit, etc. They fell off my "wine radar," but in July we were driving by. I stopped in to buy some wine and inquired about their wine tastings. I found out that they have wine tastings Sept-May, every Friday, from 4:30-7pm, for $12. I stopped in for their first fall tasting last night at 6:10pm. They had 5 wines (bottle prices were: two $10, two $20 and one $50). I work in Akron till 5, don't get home till 5:45, so 6:10 was the earliest I could ge there. However, even with 50 minutes left (1/3 of their tasting session), they had no food left. There had been meatballs, cheese and crackers and fruit. For all of you that regularly go to wine tastings, each of their 5 pours were half the size of Top Shelf Liquor's pours (Top Shelf has Friday 5-7 wine tastings). It ended up being $14 vs. Top Shelf's $5. So due to the small pours and high price and no food left, I won't be back. Plus when I went to pay, the register said $14.91, but they said it would be $15.90 something. I said tax on $14 is less than $1, so that was incorrect. He still said it was $15.90. Then after calculating 6.5% manually on $14 on a calculator and the result being 91, he said it was $14.91. So they tried to overcharge me twice. At least we had a nice time at a friend's house drinking wine afterwards.

Excellent selection of ipas and craft beers. They also have a nice selection of hookahs. Beer bongs?read more

Probably the best selection of beers in town. I stopped in on a whim and was amazed by all of the…read moremicro brews. I was able to pick up Anchor Christmas, Ohio Brewing Jingle Bell Ale, and some odd bottles. They also had a lot of Ohio made beers, several Magic Hat varieties, and Founders. If you're into beer, stop in.

Have stopped at Erik's many times while traveling for work. They have an amazing number of products…read moreand services packed into a small store. Shopping is fast and easy and what fascinated me was the number of winning tickets sold for the Ohio lottery! Very clean, too.

They had Grey meat when they served lunch meat for a while and everything else I got therethats…read moreedible or drinking was spoiled expired rotten from. Cracker Jack's lsnacks lunch items meat cheese etc and even my V8 was expired by 2 years and it was rotten. I started checking dates on my edible items here for this reason the lady n her husband are super rude and deny anything out dated spoiled rotten and expired ​

After an outstanding experiencing I decided to write this. My first trip was less than ideal. It…read morewas a saturday morning and you could tell the young lady did not want to be there. However my second trip there renewed my faith in them! After clearly not knowing what i was doing Marc helped me for 45 min in getting everything in order. I told the pleasant professional woman at the counter she should have charged me a consult fee!! I will never go anywhere for my kegerator related issues again!

From the owner: Keg & Tap Rental and Wholesale Distributionread more

The Fishers Foods bakery has always been a family favorite. The cake in the pictures from the…read morebakery show a buttercream frosting with marble cake. Absolutely delicious. The store itself is in the process of renovation.

Sadly this very last Fishers on the planet (or at least in the greater Canton area) is going out of…read morebusiness. One by one, we saw them all fall until there was just one left standing. And in less than two weeks it will be gone too. I stopped in twice this week to get my fix of the ham salad and pineapple fluff and a few other deli items. Smiley face cookies were sold out (although they are going to try to have a batch out every day before they close). Grocery items were 30% off so I stocked up on some canned goods and such. When I lived near the North Canton store, I would often shop there, but hadn't made Fishers my go-to for awhile now, since I was not close to one anymore. Someone posted on facebook that it would be a great idea if they could resurrect their brand somehow, and open just a deli and sell all the things that their Super Fans love the most: chicken salad, spinach dip, pumpkin pudding, ham salad, potato salad, pineapple fluff, etc. I think that's a great idea. If not, then we will sadly say goodbye to a business that has been here since the 1930s. Syonara, old friend. It's been a wild ride. I wish all of the Fisher family and employees the best.

I miss having a World Market close by. When I lived near one I would wind up in there a few times a…read moremonth just browsing. We were in the area for a night and close by so I had to make a stop in. You could definitely spend a long time in this store. However it is laid out pretty well as far as being able to find what you are looking for. They sell everything from furniture to home decor to food and even wine and beer. Plus you can always find unique small items that can make great gifts. We did browse the wine and beer section. They had some decent deals. I also appreciated seeing several Ohio craft breweries included in the offerings. One of the best parts about World Market is the candy and snacks. You can find lots of traditional favorites. However the best part is how many options you can find from other countries or just unique flavors. It's so much fun to see the huge variety offered. Spices are another great bet here. They have pretty good prices. There are always some unique seasoning blends available. If you are in the area definitely check out World Market. You never know what you will find.

Love world market. Spices and herbs, Ramon noodles. Cookware and furniture my go to place.read more