Nothing is more American than a quaint small town country store. Unless it's a quaint small town…read morecountry store with a cafe. Stop by for a real piece of American culture. And have a home cooked country breakfast or lunch. This is not a white linen table cloth style place. You make your order at the counter and pick you spot out of a small area with tables in the front of the store. And be greeted by the very personable locals. And be served perfectly cooked eggs, fresh homage biscuits and if your lucky pork tenderloin grilled to perfection on the flat top.

If you like to avoid the franchise chains like I do, you will find this a great little store for…read morebreakfast or lunch and a chance to mingle with excellent Bereans. Try Odie's special for breakfast if you like fried bologna!

This was a decent Kroger. They have a Starbucks inside, which I always find as a great add to a…read moregrocery store. The layout seemed a little cramped. I stopped in here while out of town to grab water and snacks. Was fairly expensive, but seems like everything is now.

I have to say that although they are sometimes out of items I understand this is a very busy store…read moreand people come from many areas for it. Otherwise you have the department store grocery with rotten produce and that sucks. There are many employees that are so nice and kind. Willing to help always. Tonight our cashier Martha was so friendly and said thank you to us which was refreshing. I have two things I would suggest one the fresh meat counter on weekends stay open a tad later. The closing at 7 really messes with people who just have the opportunity to get to the store. And two on the app allow for different fresh deli size pounds. Right now it is only one pound and I do not need a pound so having that choice would be nice. Thank you.

I have never visited Meijer without being disappointed. They are far and above the old Masters of…read moreBait and Switch. They put sale or discount tags on the shelf under products that are not on that area of shelf. The run big discount adds on product that are NOT on the shelf anywhere and the re is a huge stock of their Brand. They put a good sale price 40 pound bag of sunflower seed bird food in their ads and all they had was a couple of skids of 20 pound bags. I am pretty sure a lot of people didn't look at what weight their purchase was. Buy one get one is pot luck because you have to carefully read the included items with a MAGNIFYING GLASS. And on and on and on

Just like their food selection and their international selection. There selection of pharmacy is…read moreorganized.

Just found this place and am so glad I did! Lots of wholesome natural choices and the woman there…read more the day I visited was super helpful and I came away with exactly what I was looking for and a little bit more. They have a small, nicely presented fresh vegetable and fruit selection and I got some super yummy beets. I'll be back for sure!

Happy Meadow is my go-to shop for supplements in Berea. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable…read moreabout their products. I also appreciate that they carry some organic and local produce. In the winter they carry beautiful organic pears which are hard to find in grocery stores.

I have been drinking Walmart milk for years. I have complained for years it always has a nasty…read morespoiled taste to me. Well I purchased milk at Kroger and wow what a difference. The milk tastes so fresh. Nothing like the Walmart milk. Now that is the only milk I drink. Well had to get Walmart milk cause stores were low and out etc for snowstorm coming. But we needed milk. Got this from the Berea KY store That milk was just as nasty as the La Vergne Walmart. Nasty as hell. So I looked it up. It was not in my mind. I was raised on dairy farms and I know good milk when I taste it. This is what I found. Walmart milk, particularly the Great Value brand, often has a "nasty" or prematurely spoiled taste due to failures in the cold chain during transportation and stocking, causing bacteria to grow. Reports suggest milk sits on warehouse floors or in trucks above 40°F, while faulty containers may introduce air and bacteria, causing it to spoil before the labeled date. I had started a return online for bad milk which I have done once before. In La Vergne TN Walmart they do not ask me to bring back milk bad bananas etc. This Berea Walmart wants me to drive 30 miles mind you that is 60 miles round trip for 2.33 cents milk. That's why I wrote a different review than what I might have.

Truck Scam Alert!!!!! Parked, went shopping, came back and had a boot on my truck. The sign said no…read moreovernight parking. I was inside for 1 hour and 10 minutes shopping. The "R&R Management" company that put the boot on said that I was only allowed one hour. Went inside and asked for a manager. The manager asked to see my receipt, of which I spent $147 on various items. She said, you just checked out 5 minutes ago, I said yes, I've been inside shopping for all of this during the past hour. I just returned to put my bags in my truck and there was the boot. The manager then said, If you were parked over an hour, you have to pay the fee. The fee was $500. !!!!!!!!! This is so wrong and such a scam!!!! I think the Walmart Manager at this store is getting a kick back of cash from this R&R people that put the boot on my truck!!!!!! Do Not Go Here To Shop!!!!

Attached to the local college, this lunch restaurant and farmer's market is quite prominent, with a…read moresubstantial-looking building that's hard to miss driving by. They sell products of the students' work, and I'm always struck by how underutilized Kentucky farm land seems to be relative to the food people actually eat here. The winter selection was modest, as one might expect, with greens, root vegetables, and mushrooms for sale, and a couple of hot lunch options and baked goods. Their chickpea dish was fine; nothing special but a decent lunch. Adding a cake pop was tasty; despite the semi-sweet chocolate flavor it was still definitely sweet. There was a lunch rush, and I imagine the locals fill the place up often.

I am really impressed with this store. It bears all the harvest from the hard-working students of…read moreBerea College. All the meat sold in the store comes from the locally-grown cows and pigs. As a matter of fact, just about everything that is sold in the store comes from local farms that are worked by students from Berea College. Of course, there were various types of fruits and vegetables, grains sold in bulk, some dairy (cheese and ice cream) and soaps and cleaners. Different types of sandwiches are sold daily (Tuesday -Saturday) and the store was having a plant sale on the day that I visited. I really like the concept of students working and learning a skill as they attend school to get a degree. I cant say enough good things about this store. Its was very clean, the workers were friendly. Some prices were reasonable and some (soaps and cleaners) were maybe a bit high. But higher prices are expexlcted when supply is low. Certainly, I would support this store in the future.

Oh dear Buc-ees! On…read moreour way back to Cleveland we passed a sign beckoning us to come to this slice of Heaven. I was told to try their fudge. I bought garlic pickles, a brisket sandwich and coffee. I didnt eat the sandwich and pickles till the next day and they were both delicious. The restrooms were clean. The coffee station was extensive. Great experience.

At Easter 2024, I observed: "Inside Buc ee's was very…read morechaotic; folks moving east to west; west to east; north to south, and south to north concurrently. We tend to avoid Buc ee's on the weekends, but briefly stopped today to refuel. Lots and lots of noise aggravated by screaming clerks in the sandwich section. We like that Buc ee's does not provide sit down eating." My wife instructs me in NO uncertain terms to NEVER take her to Buc-ee's again, ever.... Today is Thursday, and I am guessing MUCH of weekend chaos and NOISE will not be present.... If your experience with Chaos and Noise is similar, do try a weekend visit. My dear wife spent 45 minutes and lots of dollars shopping in peace. Yes to Brisket sandwich and cup of Key Lime Pie. We'll always eschew weekends at Buc-ee's.

A wonderful little gem! They have produce, drinks and hot or cold sandwiches. The best part is the…read morepeople who own and work there. It is a place to go if you are looking for that friendly , great food and nice people.

They have a large variety of deli food. All delicious and great prices. They have a variety of…read morefruit and vegetables in season.