If you pride yourself on using high quality ingredients in your cooking, you gave to get yourself…read moreover to Penzey's. On average, some of their spices are more expensive than say a standard brand like McCormick, but they way I see it, their spices are so strong and fresh, they will last much longer than the stale plastic containers you get on the grocery shelves. Also some spices that are harder to find like whole cardamom, zataar, Spanish saffron are actually cheaper than if you were to buy them online. I also like that they sell small, medium and large sizes of most of their spices, that way if you don't have to be stuck with a huge container of fajita season knowing you won't be able to use it all. I can't neglect to mention how awesome their gift box section is; if you know someone who loves to bake or grill, they have customized gift boxes with medleys of spices. I think they make a very personal gift for that someone in your life you know would appreciate good quality spices. You can also request their catalog which has coupons and recipes. I don't think a place like Penzey's is for everyone, but particularly if you like to cook or know someone who does, Penzey's is definitely worth a visit.

Great products, great value, great customer service. Always a joy to shop here for our pantry…read morestaples as well as for gifts for family and friends.

Some really good food inside an Indian grocery in Solon…read more Shop for staples while you wait for your food. I will definitely return.

I've ordered from here a couple times, and each time the food has been fantastic. The first time I…read morewent, I ordered the Andhra chicken, and the service was excellent. The dish itself had a wonderful mix of flavors, and you get a generous portion for the price. The second time I ordered the Chettinad chicken, which was also delicious and had a great mix of flavors, spices, and high quality chicken. Take note, however, that these dishes in particular are very spicy, so if you aren't a big fan of very spicy food perhaps try things like the tikka masala and butter chicken.

So I visited five Malley's locations on this date and this was by far the worst. Sadly, it was no…read morefault of Malley's or their employees, but it was the typical Solon customer. They were self centered, arrogant and would cut you off, despite the store's clear 6-foot distancing guidelines on behalf of the county and state. On the plus side, the employees were the only ones in the entire chain to wish the customer a Happy Easter. They honored my membership card and gave a small menial discount. The register technology seemed old but it did work. I was able to use Apple Pay which was a plus. Sadly the store lacked a lot of the most favored items on my wish list.

This is the second year in a row I've gone to check out and they've had no holiday wrapping paper…read more I find this both annoying and inexcusable for what they charge for a box of chocolates. Either the store isn't well managed or they simply don't want to do the complimentary wrapping. I'm finding somewhere else next year.

Hi, it's me. The "idiot" who parked in front of your store while going to a wellness appt. at a…read morenearby business on a freezing, snowy afternoon. I would first like to say that your parking lot was very unkept, so seeing lines to guide where parking spaces were wasn't an option for me. Crooked? It was probably the giant snow drift making my car appear that way. Private parking? Again, no sign I could see in front of that spot. But the point I would like to make is I was a potential customer. I was looking forward to checking out your store as a local business for some of the supplements that I take on a regular basis on my way out. However, you were closed for the evening, and I was left this nasty little note taped to the window of my vehicle. I'm sorry that my car parked in an otherwise empty parking lot made you so mad. May I suggest cracking open a bottle of ashwagandha and maybe go for a massage. Clearly you have some anger issues. PS This was my first time there, and I thought the parking was for the whole strip.

Wonderful staff and better products. The price is right for all my nutritional supplements and in…read moremy neighborhood. Thank you Caito's Nutrition!!

Great store, and great employees. I've always had positive experiences at this location, and…read morefrankly, all of the Aldi stores but this one seems to be less crowded at peak times so it's easier to get in and out most times.

I was really craving smoked salmon which led me to ALDI. Once I entered the store, I also started…read morecraving my many other favorites. In retrospect, getting a cart would have been a good idea. I really like ALDI in terms of selling European products. It always allows me to feel nostalgic and also expand my taste palette. Prices are budget-friendly. Although a die hard ALDI fan, this was my first visit to this particular ALDI location. The store is spacious, well lit, and very clean. The store was almost empty when I visited on Monday evening. Lines and self-checkout lines moved very quickly. I was in and out in about 20 minutes, which was grocery store efficiency win. I love that there's "quick meals" section by the entrance! If you need any other items you can't find, Marc's is in the same plaza. I found few negatives during store navigation: product organization and stock. Certain parts of the store such as fish and lunch meats were illogically organized and not in the manner other stores do their organization. It took me awhile to find smoked salmon. When I finally did, it came in very small packages. It was ideal for one person but wasn't what I expected. I was unable to find liverwurst, macarons, cream puffs, and a few other minor items. My final haul was the following: lobster dip (too watery), crab sticks (too sweet), pitas (always delish), smoked salmon (more salty than usual), and Rainier cherries (tasty). I also discovered few new-to-me items: Choco Changer sustainable chocolate, clover honey, mimosa bottles, rose cones ice cream, and boho hanging chair (in AOS). And really, is this even an AlDI review without shoutout to AOS aisle? It was very well stocked but had very few seasonal items (except a fan, which is super seasonal). I'd recommend this store for anyone looking for a quick shopping experience during the week.

We recently had a small party and my kids Requested that we…read moreserve honey baked ham and honey turkey. If you have never had this from here, it is literally life changing. The ham is unlike any ham I have ever had- and I have had plenty. It is perfectly done and not at all dry. Super moist and perfect my sweet. We love this on pretzel rolls and with cheddar and mustard. Also , the honey turkey is equally fantastic . So well Seasoned and as always, tastes divine. There are so many sauces and sides to select from that it's hard to walk away without at least some coke slaw and mac and cheese or even chips. There is a cute dining room and I hear the lunch crowd here is pretty hefty. The prices are pretty high for what you are getting, but as stated before, it's so good and unlike any ham We have ever had . Worth it in every way !

Saw on the Facebook page that the store had ham bones on sale. I stopped in to get two. The…read moremanager, Bob, was working. He was super friendly. The ham bones had a lot of ham on them which will provide a few meals before I use them to make bean, pea or lentil soups. Therefore, like buying a ham, the ham bones were pricy. But I knew they'd, with the extra meat, be very tasty. I asked Bob to wrap the ham bones again since I was putting them in the freezer, and he did. The cashier was James. He was friendly and helpful, also.

Super friendly and was very knowledgeable about the products, i learned a few things along the way,…read moreyes real olive oil is expensive, and it's definitely not worth buying cheap grades , your health is much more important!, they were fairly busy for a small business.

Ahh... Chagrin Falls on a beautiful "almost" fall day. There is no better place to spend time…read more My wife loves "The Olive Scene". She goes in their shop almost every time we are in Chagrin Falls. The selection of Olive Oils and Vinegars is amazing. It's so extensive she has still not run out of new options to try. If you see something you would like to try but don't quite know what you would do with it... don't fret. The staff is marvelous. They are so well informed, and know their product so well, they are a never ending source of good ideas. And at the check out they will always offer you recipe cards that specifically go with the items you have chosen. What a wonderful place. So, next time you are in Chagrin Falls you absolutely most stop in "The Olive Scene". You will be glad you did.

If you're looking for a small plate, you'll find it here. You will pay a lot of money for the small…read moreplate. You will also be looking for salt, pepper, or any other seasoning. The food was overall, very bland. It was expertly prepared, fresh, and beautiful. But the taste was quite boring. Be prepared to eat a second dinner when you get home. Also be prepared to sit at the bar- this place is very tiny. The vibe is nice. Low ceiling, dimly lit, comfortable cozy. The server/ bartender (I'm pretty sure she was running the whole place) Nikki, was phenomenal. So friendly, good drinks. We started with the oysters which were good. The mignonette sauce was a little different, it had lemon zest in it. It was very good! But the give you laughable amount. Like, a splash. Then we had the fig and prosciutto toast. This was the highlight for us. Tasty all the way around, 4 generous servings on the plate. Jam was so good and the prosciutto was warmed up ever so slightly. I had the hangar steak with some unseasoned boiled carrots. The steak was tender and high quality, but I couldn't taste a bit of seasoning. Also served with a tiny crispy potato pancake. Husband had the halibut special. This had some wasabi crust and if you got a bite of the wasabi it was good. The bites that weren't crusted were boring fish. Again, very fresh and prepared well. Black rice and asparagus also boring. I got a hint of lemon on one bite I tried. We also had the Brussels sprouts, which were charred along with the few pork belly pieces. Husband finished with a whiskey crème brûlée which he enjoyed. He did not, however, enjoy his Dark and Stormy. He said it was all booze and no beer or mix. Sadly, we won't be back.

Perfect for me, my mom and sister! Sushi was nothing to…read moreright home about. Servers were informative and helpful. Make a reservation!

Lots of unique produce, viral mango frozen treats, unusual snacks that you can't find very easily…read morearound here, and fresh hot food. I really wish I lived closer; I would be here all the time. It is well-staffed and I saw many items being restocked during my visit. I can't wait to cook with some of the produce I picked up. My son was particularly excited about the dragon fruit I brought home with me. It was so sweet and tasty.

Love that there is a big Chinese grocery store that is not downtown and in the suburbs for the rest…read moreof us! It has a huge parking lot which is way easier to get in and out of as opposed to Park to Shop which always is a huge pain to navigate. Has a huge selection of pantry, produce, frozen, meat counter, seafood, some European international foods and a prepared section! Employees are pretty quick at checkout and I've never been able to leave this place without dropping $80+. Double check the expiration dates for sale items though...