Loved shopping here! They have items that other generic stores don't have and the bake stand in the…read moreentrance is super cute. The staff is also helpful with any questions. Also, their deal of paying for a portion of a ride-share service after spending a certain amount is a nice incentive to come back.

Came to this market in Rogers Park and was surprised how good things are. It has a lot of what you…read morefind in a typical grocery store. Devon Market is where to go to get the basics. Even so, it's locally owned. That's enough of a reason to buy from here over those. A place that's been here for quite awhile. It's been serving Rogers Park since 2001, being one of the bigger independent grocers. The majority of the stuff is the basics you can find in other places. One difference is the stuff here is all fresh. They personally inspect everything that comes to the store. A lot of it not only looks good, but tastes good. There's a pretty big produce section. Even with the high quality, the prices here are pretty affordable. They have a lot of cheaper specials, so be on the lookout for a few. Basically this is not the typical grocery store with the same boring crap. It's fresher and has better quality. The prices are cheaper than on much of the same types of stuff.

Solo quiero decir que ya este restaurant ya está cerrado , fui ayer y me dio mucha tristeza que ya…read morelo cerraron tan rica que estaba la comida y el cocinero super amable , los voy a extrañar, me dijeron que tiene dos semanas que lo cerraron

Get the Puerco Asado! And ask for the green salsa they make in house. This is top 10 dishes in…read moreChicago.

Believe it or not there's more than Indian stuff at this international market on Devon. Fresh Farms…read morehas a few locations, including this one in an area well known for being international. It has a pretty big selection of produce. Careful in bringing the best stuff to here. They have a lot of experience selecting based on geographic regions, seasons, and weather. After going inside for the first time, we were surprised it was bigger than it appeared to be. It's got a pretty big produce section. This takes up a lot of the inside, and seems to be the main thing. A lot of the usual fruits and vegetables, but also has quite a lot that's not as common. The rest of the store has the bakery and deli counters, and they have fresh meats if you like getting meaty. Also they have a stand to get fresh gelato. The prices are pretty good, and they had lots of cheap specials. Clean and organized with everything looking fresh. It's certainly got Indian products, but there's a whole lot more, and good prices. This is located on Devon at Talman.

Good grocery store with lots of variety and produce along with some hard to find items and…read morereasonable prices. The place is clean and fairly well organized with helpful staff ready to assist. The best part is the fresh juice bar that they have. You pay for the juice at the cashier and take your receipt over to the juicer and they will freshly squeeze the juice for you. The sugar cane and the strawberry / watermelon were real standouts for us. Definitely worth checking out for both groceries but also to get some fresh fruit juices.

Our meal was delicious!!! Service was great very fast and…read morefresh One of the things I love is they are not far from a parking lot!!!

I ordered 2 Chicken Shawarma wraps and a beef shawarma wrap from here. It's a restaurant inside a…read moremarket. The restaurant side was very busy with a line. It moved fast, and my wraps were done way before the promised time. The wraps were decent in size, healthy filling for sure, so a great value, just not sure if wraps with tortilla are my thing when it comes to Mediterranean food. I would much rather prefer some pita bread. I also feel like both the beef and chicken lacked seasoning. The chicken was cubed as opposed to sliced strips. Overall it tasted good just not sure if I'd return anytime soon.

World Fresh Market has a nice meat counter as that was my sole purpose of going in there was to…read morecheck out their meat. I was surprised as they had everything fresh and ready to go. The butcher YaYa is excellent and ground my chicken breast fresh and also packed it very nice so I didn't have to re-package it at home before freezing it. I went to several other butchers who wouldn't pack the meat how I asked but YaYa without any hesitation agreed to do the job. They have a great selection of spices and also several ethnic breads made fresh locally that you can't find at your regular grocery store. Prices are similiar to other butchers and they do have weekly sales.

Checked out this market on Devon. It certainly was better than we thought it would be after the…read morefirst time going in. World Fresh Market has a few locations, including this one. Locally owned by a family. That's enough of a reason to shop, but they also have pretty good prices. Big place to get lots. It's not just Indian stuff. Though there's certainly plenty of that. A lot from other countries. Middle Eastern particularly. Also it looked to be fresh. There's a pretty big produce section. Got some things that compared to other places were quite affordable. They have a lot of cheap specials. Fairly obvious this is a pretty international area. It's located on Devon at Artesian amongst the Indian markets and restaurants. This has plenty for meat eaters and vegetarians.

I love this store for vegan meat replacements! Affordable and plenty! They have an entire fridge…read morededicated to vegan and veggie options; it's aisle 14, the fridge towards the back of the store.

A few weeks ago when I was on the south side, I stopped in Chinatown to get some rice noodles and…read morestopped at Park to Shop down there. It was only AFTER that I found out that they have another location in Uptown, a mile from my house. Apparently they've been in the shopping center across from the Broadway post office for about four years now, but I never had a clue. I liked this location more not just because of the convenience factor of being in my neighborhood, but also because it's a lot more comfortable to shop. The aisles were much larger so you weren't squeezing by folks when trying to see all the goodies. The produce and fish/meat sections also seem much larger. So overall the store has a bigger footprint than the one in Chinatown. They also had merchandise at this store that I didn't see at the other, such as woks, bowls, and other such items. Parking is so-so. The parking lot itself isn't necessarily small, but there's a lot of businesses that share this lot and some of the spots are marked specifically for those businesses. For instance, the medical office here has about 10 spaces that are for their patients only. But given the location it's within a few blocks of the Wilson station, the Argyle station, and (when renovation is complete) the Lawrence station, as well as the bus lines, so there's lots of options for getting here if driving isn't your choice.

Another Asian store in town, specializing in Vietnamese products, but they do carry a lot of other…read moreproducts from different Asian countries. I came here to find the Dried Chili Satay, which they had, so picked up few of them. Overall, definitely a place I would return if I lived in the area.

Decent selection of Asian groceries but a majority is geared towards Vietnamese cuisine. I often…read morehead here when I don't feel like fighting the crowds at the other markets or I need a change of scenery. You need a bit of patience to find parking in the lot here. At my last visit, I bought some ready made to go items and the infamous fruit shaped ice cream (lemon). The checkout line was fast and minimal in interaction with the cashier - which I don't mind at all.

This grocery store has helped me find a good broom for my apartment. They have excellent prices on…read moremy favorite instant ramen, even flavors of Mama brand ramen that I had never tried before like pad Thai! I tried a spicy shrimp ramen from a brand they highly recommended. It has FOUR flavor packets and was delicious. I highly recommend it for incense also.

A real gem is all I can say about this place! The store has veggies that you will never see at…read moreMariano's or Jewel and that's what keepa me coming back besides the friendly service. 10 stars for me!

Came in for Bitter Kola Nut and $30 later walked out with Shea butter, black soap, and refreshing…read moredrinks not found anywhere else. Wish I didn't live so far, I'd explore more of my Ghanaian heritage in food here, but will certainly return.

Come here for the Shea butter and African black soap. Also for grains of paradise spices…read more Wish they had a store on the Southside but one can dream....

It's like a large bodega. Lots of African (Western and Sub-Saharan), Levant goods, and Central…read moreAmerican foods. This place reminds me of some of the mid-sized grocery stores in Queens, NY, where prices are marked with stickers, produce is expensive, and shelves are piled high with stuff. The have a good selection of legumes in large quantities.

Nice store , great prices they have a real nice selection & the guy who works there is a…read moresweetheart. Would recommend coming to this place :)