Lewis Fresh Market in my go-to for fresh meat and produce. Their prices offer great value and they…read morehave an unmatched selection of international grocery options, which is great for finding the Jamaican brands I know and grew up with and my partner's favorite Guatemalan snacks. Not to mention their in-house eatery located at the back of the store has mouthwatering Mexican-style chicken tacos for $2.00 each. I do not live close to Lewis Fresh Market but whenever I am visiting my family, I'll stop by for the chicken tacos and to pick up great deals on meat to freeze and fresh veggies for my home. It's well worth it. I also can attest that the staff are all wearing masks and those behind the counter are wearing gloves. Those at the registers are not wearing gloves, but I also appreciated that at the eatery bottles of disinfectant and paper towels were placed on each table for unlimited use. If you are in the Lake County area, it's a truly great place to shop and eat!

Coming here the first time to this grocery store in Waukegan it was surprisingly big. It had a lot…read moremore than we were expecting. Lewis Fresh Market certainly isn't one of those cramped little stores. Has a lot of produce and other items. The prices aren't the best but they're pretty comparable to other places. Best thing is the produce because it's all fresh. It's comparable to the Cermak Fresh Markets. There's a lot of Mexican and other Latino stuff in here along with some other countries too. Has quite a lot to go through so you can find many good items. There's a grill to order tacos and tortas. Also there's a hot bar and salad bar. Other popular areas include the bakery where they cut fresh loaves. Has even more produce outside, especially when they have pumpkins in autumn. The prices are okay for being fresh. For sure we could go here again if in the area. It's got a couple locations, including this one on Grand. The produce is considered to be the best stuff.

I have seen some improvements. I will admit that this is still my go to grocery store because I…read moreknow where everything is. I know this store has the potential to be 5 stars. I just wish it would!!!! Originally written on 11/30/2012 but just noticed it was posted on the wrong Jewel site (Lewis) when it should have been posted on the Green Bay Jewel's site. I have been shopping here for years and agree that corporate must be ignoring this store because they never have enough staff. They are usually running on self-checkout lanes only that get frequent errors and take forever to get through the check-out process. The only employee who seems to be helpful besides the one with a hearing impairment is a tall black guy. And he can barely be helpful because he is usually playing the role of overseeing all of the self check-out lanes, customer service and supervisor. The store is pretty crowded at night so I am not sure why anyone in their right mind would ever think one staff person is enough. A few months ago, my boyfriend was waiting at the customer service desk for quite some time to get a rain check and when he finally saw an employee walking by and ignoring him, he asked he if she could help him. She said in a rude tone, "What do you want? I'm on break!" After he told her he wanted nothing from her but her manager, she stormed out of the store. Two nights ago, I was there with my daughter and she was laughing uncontrollably at the fact that every aisle had items out of place. On top of that, we couldn't even buy any fruit because it all looked horrible. The bread aisle had a banana peel of an eaten banana that was black (meaning it had been there for a while). The other aisles had perishable goods in them that were not even cold anymore. The perishable aisles had not perishable items tossed everywhere. And when I went to checkout (at self check-out, of course) there was a basket of food sitting there with a floppy frozen pizza that was no longer frozen. At this point, I sent my daughter to tell the employee there were items left at the checkout. She retrieved them and put them in the restock-perishable basket, not the basket they use when things are damaged or need to be discarded. At this point, I was livid. I saw an employee in a white shirt walk up to the customer service desk and asked if he was the manager. He said yes and I told him that I have been coming to the store for years and it is disgusting. There are items everywhere in the aisles and then I picked the pizza up and asked if if he would eat it and told him they are going to make someone sick. He told me he can't control what the customers do. I told him he can control what his employees do. He then looked around and asked if I saw anyone just standing around to which I responded that they have had a staffing problem for years. He then snatched the pizza out of my hand and threw the it back in the pershable bin telling me they aren't putting it back on the shelf. I told him that if that was true, he would have placed it in the other bin and not to lie to me and walked away. I did happen to ask the cashier on the way out for his name. It's Mike. I will be sending this same review to corporate, but doubt it will matter. It's a shame to see that the Jewel in Waukegan is run so poorly and in such disrepair, but the one in Gurnee is fully staffed and remodeled and is never half as full as the Waukegan location. I guess they don't care about the Waukegan area as much as the Gurnee one and I guess I will be a new customer of the Gurnee location but will more likely drive the extra distance to Dominick's to avoid them all together. EDIT: So I googled Jewel so I could file the compaint and an aticle about their stock dropping and them trying to sell because of the underperformed their competitors like Dominicks. DUHHHHH!!!! In 2008 their stock was worth over $40, not it's down to $2. http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-jewel-parent-company-in-sales-talks-20121129,0,2407609.story

Came in this morning like 8-9am went to deli wants to pick up breakfast sandwich they don't have it…read moreand asked the deli people. He was so rude. And said NO!!!!! We don't have it!!! Why you need talk this way?? Just simple say sorry we don't have. No need to be rude.

I had never shopped a Meijer's before, mainly because I've never really lived close to one until…read morenow. It's like a Wally World XL. The grocery area was stocked and clean, but the fruits didn't look very fresh, maybe we just came on an off day? But they had tons of varieties. They have a huge home goods section, and the shelves are organized. The pricing is pretty comparable to Walmart and I see a lot of items/ brands that used to be target exclusive now on the shelves here for a much better price. Overall a good experience! The parking lot is huge, and well light at night!

I'm not from the area so the set up of this Meijer was WAY different than my local Meijer. They had…read morethe same great selections and everything was somewhat the same but overall not very easy to navigate if you've never been here. We went through self check out and didn't need to ask any questions so I can't speak for customer service.

At the Walmart location in Waukegan, IL the manager named Steven was very knowledgeable and…read morepatient! Also he knew his product knowledge about camping equipment! He was very helpful! He should get a generous raise without him I would have had a really hard time getting my items. This was in early June I think June 22nd 2026. He helped me and my son find our items! This is mostly about this wonderful employee. Ive had problems with Walmart before but they did an awesome job having this wonderful employee!

I love going to Walmart but the only thing is when I shop there's never any workers as cashiers and…read morethey shut down most of the self checkout lanes. Other than that it's a walmart. You can usually get what you're looking for at a decent price.

In today's world people don't take the time to thank people that go out of there way for you…read more last Friday I went to the Tony's fresh market in waukegan for fresh grapefruit juice they were out I was sad. Saturday I called and talked to Fabiola the women that works in the department that makes the fresh fruit juices and cut up fruit. She asked me when I could come in I asked her when she would have the juice ready . I told her I would like 3 bottles she said give me 25 minutes and that she would put 3 aside for me. I Went to the store and there in her section she had the 3 juices I reached into my pocket to give her a tip and she said no thank you I love my job here and I'm here to help. I also talked to the manager who could not of been more accommodating and was happy that I was taken care of. The feeling I got is the actually care about their customers being happy and I'm happy their employees are happy as well Thank you Favoila for the fantastic service god bless

Went there this past Sunday at 9am, they only had 1 checkout open with 15 people waiting to be…read morechecked out. I went to the self-checkout and it was a nightmare. The machine kept having errors the clerk standing in the middle was no help at all, she had attitude. I usually go next door to Lewis and after this encounter will continue to shop at Lewis. At least they have friendly associates and no self-checkout counters.

Bought some groceries from this classic store in Waukegan that has old school charm. Cribb Fine…read moreFoods has been a staple in the neighborhood for generations. It may be most notable for the popular butcher section but there's also produce. Has cheap prices on many items. They prefer cash so bring some of that. A small store but it has a lot. It's not as much to choose from as the big chain groceries but there's quite a few finds. The most popular part is the butcher to get fresh meats. Basically that's the area at the entrance. If you prefer things not from animals there's plenty more in the store. Has alcohol. Last time I found a can of Crazy Cowboy for $1.99, and there's other cheap beers too. As for the produce it's not great but it's cheap. It's about $2 to get a few oranges. A few other good things in here. They only have a couple checkout aisles, and they prefer cash but that's not required. For sure it's an important local business. It's a lot better than going to some corporate chain. They're closed Sundays.

Five stars for the subs and the bratwurst. This grocery store and butcher shop buried in a Waukegan…read moreneighboorhood, have some of the best brats I've ever had. I brought some to a family vacation in Michigan and everyone said they were outstanding! Forget the Big Brand name brats and support the local mom and pop joints. My freezer was packed with them all summer. The sub sandwich was also one of the best, with fresh sliced meats and cheeses and veggies. It never made it out of the parking lot. All I wanted to do was try half of it but I couldn't stop eating it until there was no more. I also tried the stuffed pork chops that are huge and tasty.

like everything about this store EXCEPT. When we buy bacon. Some of the butchers don't know that…read moreyou would like your bacon flat. Today my wife came home with bacon that was just put in a handful at a time . another butcher rolls it up when rapping,

I love this store, are used to shop at the one in Lincolnshire but unfortunately they're closed and…read morethe building is still there vacant. They have wonderful food, great dry goods, excellent bakery my favorite is the sourdough asiago bread. I drive there for special occasions us because of Brettes so good wonderful, desserts, great cheeses they have a Lotta great gourmet food highly recommend it. PS excellent customer service.

Address on here is slightly off, it should be 1408 Townline Rd. Mundelein, IL…read moreNOT 1480. This place is located behind Schwake Stone Bridge and Fireplace. Basically no Asian grocery store can possibly be 5 stars, but for the fact that it is located in Mundelein and has most of your basic Asian grocery needs, it deserves 4. They pretty much carry everything that you can find in Chinatown or Little Vietnam in Argyle, without you actually having to go into Chicago and have to deal with parking and rude drivers. Basically the only reason why this place is here is convenience. I am actually very surprised to discover this place, this place has genuine Chinese grocery. Whereas places in Buffalo Grove and Arlington Heights predominantly caters to Japanese or Korean preferences. You will hear Mandarin music playing in this store. Most items here are a tad more expensive than you would find in Chicago, because they added the few extra 50 cent or so in there to transport the food up to you from downtown. Certain items the price remains consistent with downtown. Didn't find anything expired, but did find some stuff close to being expired. I was surprised they even sell Chinese bakery goods and roast duck and chicken here. Also has live fish. Which, I am not purchasing because I feel terrible for the fish.

The Ambiance is very poor in the extreme. The food is rotten poor. The service is wonderful.read more

Open late which was great since not much in the area is and we needed a few items we'd forgot…read morebefore our flight store was clean and service good

There is such a scam going on here! Unless you download the Jewel app, and physically go in to the…read moreapp when you are there and clip the coupons for sales going on, YOU WILL NOT GET the discounted price! It is simply not enough to enter your phone number!!! I saved $22 today because I did that, and I know my husband would NEVER have done that, nor people that are not tech savvy. So how is that fair????

I enjoy coming to this store, it's always clean, organized and staff is super nice…read more I like their produce section, everything looks so fresh. Their salad bars and soup area is one of my favorite. You can also sit and eat your lunch in the sitting area. Complimentary infused water.

Rotisserie chicken is not worth the money. I wouldn't feed my dog with it!…read moreCold, dry, tasteless/ I would never buy that "chicken " in Marianos again.