Full service food store. Occasionally has some decent sales prices. But off sale, very similar…read moreprices to Jewel, Mariano, etc etc. Very large produce with many items. Average pricing and freshness imo. Large meat selection. Average cleanliness. Had a good sale price on Folgers which brought me in! With these current tariffs, coffee prices are nasty...

I've been to the strip mall a few times but never have I ever been to this Tony's locations until…read morenow. This Tony's locations unlike the one I frequently go too has a hot food bar and this place doesn't feature that. Thankfully they did have my special energy drinks I was looking for. There's plenty of sketchy characters outside of the building. Groceries are a bit pricey too but I do believe they got great lottery tickets!

The people working there is helpful and kind. And the bakery was amazing! It is a bit of a drive…read morefor me but I will go and buy our bread there weekly. And the meats were not crazy expensive. The place is clean and organized. I highly recommend this market.

This store is fantastic!!! I came in here for some pan (conchas) for my mother. Their panaderia is…read moreawesome. It is self-serve and you have to put the bread on a tray. Then bring it to the panaderia cash register to pay. I got confused the first time I was here because I didn't know there was a separate cash register. The ladies who work there are always so friendly. Great produce selection. I love all the Mexican products especially the laundry powder (I love just smelling it) and the variety of nopales. My husband went crazy over the fresh chicharones at the hot bar. Haven't tried the tamales but the looked pretty good. Also their refrigerated aisle of Mexican queso holy cow! I am in queso heaven. The girl at the main checkout was so friendly. She spoke Spanish to me and that is always exciting. :)

My husband and I did a pick up and go order and one of the male employees who brought the order out…read morewas extremely rude as he aggressively swung our groceries and threw them in the backseat. I called customer service to report the incident because what kind of employees are you hiring? I feel Jewel hires a bunch of low vibrational people who display the absolute most disgusting behavior. It's a huge turn off to do groceries at a place where the employees have disgusting attitudes.

DA FAMILY JEWELS…read more This grocery giant is well-known in Chicago, but they're slowly pricing themselves out of the market. Now that Da Bears have entered hibernation - their magical football season having come to a bittersweet end - I can sit down and hammer out a few reviews I've been neglecting.  This Jewel Osco is at the northeast corner of Boughton & Weber Rd, next to a Panera Bread and Taco Dale (one of the best Mexican spots in Bolingbrook). Growing up, Jewel was my family's primary grocer -- I never even knew of Meijer or Mariano's existence until much later in life.  20 years on, I've got my own house and family and a budget that prohibits us from doing too much shopping here. The biggest issue I have is that Jewel's prices are higher across the board.  Sure, they carry some nicer specialty items (like champagne or caviar) that you can't find at ALDI, but for the basics like milk, bread, and eggs, there's zero reason to overspend. Dozen eggs @ Meijer = $2, dozen eggs @ Jewel = $5.50. 8ct hot dog buns @ Meijer = $1.59, 8ct hot dog buns @ Jewel = $2.79. A 15pk of Goose Island 312 was $16, and a 12pk of Green Line was also $16.  These were fair prices compared to the rest of the items in the beer fridge, and I'd expect to pay the same across the street. Good selection of domestic & imported brewskis. I had to wait a long time at self-checkout until an employee came by to verify my ID.  It didn't seem like they were fully staffed, and the staff that were working had no sense of urgency.  The aisles are usually well-stocked, however I've been here several times when the endcap displays are empty or nearly so. * TL;DR * Had I not been given an Albertson's gift card from work, I would have no need to shop at Jewel, quite honestly. Meijer has cheaper prices, a faster checkout process, and similar selection of goods.  ALDI has even cheaper prices and blazing-fast checkout, but a limited selection (this tradeoff is A-OK with me).  Don't even get me started on the bullsh*t racket a.k.a. the Monopoly game! What a ploy that thing is! The cost of groceries at Jewel doesn't match up with our bottom line, plain and simple.  I was thrilled to see Green Line in the beer fridge, and that saves them from 2-star ignominy.

I wanted to purchase a gift card so I went on the website. I clicked on Gift Card Promotions and…read morechose $50. It does not offer online purchases of gift cards. The site gives a phone number to call so I called the number listed, 630-961-9204. A gentleman answered and insisted they did not sell gift cards. Hopefully that gets straightened out. I'd really like to purchase a gift card!

This is my favorite grocery store in Naperville. Love the produce section with a decent selection…read moreof mushrooms (shiitake, portabella, and a few others as well!). Love the fresh baked pita bread and the baked goods section. Fast checkout and easy to get in and out of the place even when it's busy.

This is a small market with a lot of Filipino snacks, there's a portion of the grocery store where…read morethey sell hot Filipino food and desserts. It gets super disorganized when its busy and my husband and I witnessed a customer who placed an order for eggrolls prior and when she got there, they didn't have anything for her so she waited and looked extremely upset. The only bit of criticism I have is to tend to your customers more carefully because I'm sure the lady needed that order for a special occasion and the fact it wasn't ready would make anyone upset.

Small Asian grocery store that has what you need. Rice, noodles, vegetables, butcher shop with…read morefish and meat, eggs, sauces, snacks, can goods, frozen section with wonton or eggroll wrappers, potstickers, etc. They also have a hot food counter. Rice and 2 side or noodles and 2 sides combos about $10 to $12. They have empanadas for $2.50 each and a variety of asian appetizers. There was so much to choose from. Food is delicious and at a great price.

The cashier did not know how to print a gift receipt when asked but pretended it was the registers…read morefault. The manager comes to help and never introduced himself or said sorry for the inconvenience. He couldn't fix without voiding the entire transaction. I didn't have the extra time, so I asked for a second print out. The person by the door puts his hand out without speaking to me. I asked, can I help you? He mumbled. Please teach the young kids how to properly work their positions and be skilled in their jobs.

Checked myself out, paid very overpriced amounts for household staples, checking machine…read moremalfunctioned multiple times, lady said i was legit and good to go. Wasted a lot of time, then got harassed for a receipt at the door, I said no thanks.. they said ok we'll call the cops, I laugh.. and some kid follows me to my car and takes pictures.. wow. He's gonna catch the wrong person on the wrong day and he'll be lucky if he can wonder why.. over nothing. Harassed. Again and again here. This was more than usual. Is this how walmart wants people to feel when they shop? Oh yeah, and most gift cards don't work in self checkout, so they act like you're stealing something when they cancel the transaction and take you to a register, then the rude fat black manager guy can't get it to work after putting the number of the card in twice.. but the third time works.. all while the lady from the self checkout badgers you on did you scan this and that, and i am forced to show the receipt because the manager stops what he's doing and comes to the cart.. horrible waste of time trash people. This happened multiple times but different times than the first paragraph.. sheesh.. sorry for shopping here every time.

With everything going on in the world currently; this is absolutely awful to see, a cart full of…read morefood just wasting away and will be thrown out of course or possibly shelved and spoil quicker.

Decent selection at meijer for reasonable prices. I was able to find items on my grocery list for…read morecheaper than at Jewel. Parking lot here is very congested. Be patient as people speed through here.

I'll keep it short. If you want top teir service. Experienced butchers that are happy to listen to…read moreyour requests and do everything they can to get the job done top that with great quality meats. This is the place for you

First time coming here. Medium sized grocery store with a fair selection of items. It definitely…read morereminds me of being in a 90s time machine. It's a local staple in the community. Overall prices on most items were pretty pricey and there wasn't much of a clearance section or really many of the healthy items I was looking for. I do enjoy that there are no self check out lanes!

I've been going to this marianos for years. better than the jewel across the road IMO. Store is…read moreclean and the produce is always good. Where did kayla in the front go

I enjoy shopping at this store. One of the biggest reasons is that it is clean. You would think…read morethat to be a given for a grocery store ~ but that is not always the case. Just as I had begun my shopping, one of the employees ( and I wish I had gotten her name) came up to me with a new shopping cart that did not have wonky wheels. Totally unexpected. In their bakery section, there is a shelf marked for Irish Soda Bread. It was empty so I we and spoke to one of the bakery employees and was told they no longer make the soda bread. In the past they have carried it, year round. I guess now they will limit it to St. Patrick's Day. Bummers ~ bring back the soda bread. Not having shopped there in a while, I was pleasantly surprised to see they are back to providing grocery bags. I did bring my own ~ but won't have to in the future.

I really loved Trader Joe's more than the average person - it's where I do majority of my grocery…read moreshopping every week and they've sucked me in, but happy to stay. :-) This location is laid out pretty similar to the Glen Ellyn location, which in my opinion, is not the best layout. It's quite different than other locations I visit, I don't think it flows very well. But the staff were friendly and they had everything I needed.

TJ's is the home of Buffalo Burgers, Two Buck Chuck, and some of the smoothest hummus I've ever had…read morethe privilege to eat. They also stock many other "super" foods like Almond Mlke and Cookie Butter - a delicious spread that's a hybrid of pure butter fat and cookie dough. Pretty much all of the staffers I've run into here seem to be convinced that they're helping to save the Planet from the Evil Empire - no one seems to even suspect that they actually work for a national grocery corporation which is driven by shareholder satisfaction and maximizing profiles. That's all fine with me - I have no intention of letting the cat out of the bag and telling any of them that Santa Clause doesn't exist, or that the work they do is any less important than that done by the American Red Cross... This is a fun place to shop, with lots of great products at good prices. May all the hipsters in TJ's employ keep fighting the Good Fight, and manning the Winter Wall against the Night King and his White Walkers ;-)