This is an excellent UDF location. New and clean with a great staff. Beyond getting gas, it is a…read morepleasure to shop/get an ice cream treat here.

I went to the Wards Corner Rd location July 2nd, it was after 10 pm , to get diet coke. There was a…read moreyoung man working, and he saw that I was limping, due to a broken tibia/fibula, two years prior. He walked up to me and offered to carry my 15 cans of soda, I paid for them, and he offered to take them to my car. I want to say, how nice it was to see someone truly concerned and cared enough to go above and beyond. I should have got his name, so for now, I can just let everyone know about this young man's kind gesture, to help someone, that truly appreciated the help.

I used to love it!! I really miss not having it as an option - loved their selection of things and…read moreI was really excited about their pani puri station :(

I've been reluctant to write this review for many years, because I have wanted this establishment…read moreto succeed and had such high hopes for it. The location where Clifton Market sits was previously occupied by a somewhat janky IGA that in the 90's had one of the best beer selections in the region, and could be reliably counted on to have every staple that you needed on hand. For reasons I believe were related to damage to the building, IGA closed and the space was vacant for several years before the proprietors of Clifton Market opened this current grocery store. I moved back into the neighborhood in 2019, and while I live much closer to the janky Kroger down the road, I like to support small local businesses so at times I made a point to go to Clifton Market- mostly because it was on the way to Bruegger's or work or in the immediate vicinity of another business I was planning on frequenting on Ludlow. However, early on the experiences... weren't great. The staff is friendly enough, the store is clean, but the store has ALWAYS had a distinct covid-era feel for items in stock- and we're talking *basic* items. Like turnips. Or parsnips. Or spaghetti. Or a can of chickpeas. You'd go and there would be one sad, mushy turnip that would even cause a pig to give you side-eye if was presented as dinner. Additionally, it feels as if a lot of the brands that they do sell you might might find at an outlet mall in Shelbyville. "Wow, I didn't know General Motors made tuna" you might say to yourself while walking through the store (only a slight exaggeration). But the thing that gets me is that with *very* few exceptions, every time I go there with a list of things to get, invariably they are out of multiple items or just don't stock them. Today- the experience that lead me to write this review- those items were Fruity Pebbles and marshmallows. How does one not have Fruity Pebbles and marshmallows? YOU HAD ONE JOB. Not only did they not have those items, but the only word that can be used to describe a lot of the shelves is "barren". I think I counted five different kinds of major brand cereal in stock but you can see for yourself in the video- and the dairy/creamery aisle looked similarly post apocalyptic. For poops and giggles I popped into the 4th rate SuperX down the street, and even THEY had Fruity Pebbles and marshmallows (granted the cereal was $8.79 a box!) Strangely enough, in their favor they DO have a very good selection of Jeni's Ice Cream, with flavors that aren't available at the janky Kroger (or most other Krogers), and they have a small selection of Boar's Head products at the deli (and I mean small). So +1 for Hufflepuff. But that's literally the only good thing I can say about the place. Sigh. I wanted to love this store. I gave it the better part of a decade to get better. It has not gotten better, and I fear It will never improve under its current ownership. Frustration and bemusement at just how unsatisfactory the place is are the consistent feelings when I'm in it. Over the last few years I'd be in there fewer than ten times annually, but after today's experience that number will be trimmed to zero. Go to the janky Kroger. Go to the price gouging Super X. You will thank me, for real.

Dorothy Lane Market -- Mason, Ohio…read more If you're looking for a grocery store that feels like Whole Foods--but better, check out Dorothy Lane Market in Mason! I stopped in today and, as always, ended up finding way more than I planned. First, you absolutely cannot leave without trying the bakery. I picked up their pecan salted caramel brownies, and these things are KILLER ( thus their name Killer Brownies) They have one of the best bakery selections I've come across, and everything looked so fresh and tempting. I also grabbed some sourdough bread and a salted soft pretzel. Their meat selection is fantastic too. We picked up some specialty brats, including Hawaiian brats with pineapple and brown sugar and Bourbon Peach brats. I also couldn't resist their gourmet blended burgers. For my wife, I grabbed the Steakhouse Burger, which is infused with provolone, A.1. sauce, garlic, salt, and pepper. For myself, I went with the Philly Burger, loaded with peppers, onions, and cheese sauce. Talk about taking burgers to another level! Yes, Dorothy Lane Market is more expensive than your average grocery store, but you can really see and taste the difference in the quality. From the bakery to the specialty meats and prepared foods, this is definitely a place where you're paying for quality. If you're a foodie--or just like discovering great specialty grocery stores--Dorothy Lane Market is worth the trip. I walked in for a few things and walked out with enough food to plan several meals. Five stars from me! Another great food find in Ohio! -- Brian, from Brian's Big Bite food reviews

Fresh produce. Excellent selection of ready made meals. Always clean and organized.read more

Harvest Market is a solid go-to. Got the Korean bowl with rice, sweet beef, tangy sauce, and super…read morefresh veggies. Everything was really well balanced and flavorful without being too heavy. Quick service, clean space, and definitely worth it. I'll be back.

What a adorable little place in downtown Milford! They had live music outside to attract…read morecustomers, which is a fun idea. There were a lot of customers in and out but the staff seemed to keep everything moving and there wasn't much of a wait for our lunches. After we placed our orders at the counter, we walked around the cute shop while we waited for our food to be ready. They have a big selection of specialty foods, most I have never seen in other stores. The prices on those packaged food seemed really high, but I don't have anything to compare them to so maybe that's what they cost elsewhere? We took our food to go and everything was fresh and tasty. I had a tartine with ricotta, dates, honey, and walnuts which was good and the pesto pasta salad which was even better. My husband commented that the tomato on his BLT actually tasted like a tomato, which isn't always the case this time of year. We hope to go back soon and try some of their other offerings.

Went for the market not the deli -…read more Loved this small meat market. It has a deli inside so next time I will grab a bite or get a drink during happy hour. I came in for the Guetta sausage. Get some if you have never had it. Service was fast friendly and excellent and they had lots more than I was looking for. Accessibility note: the aisles are narrow and hard to navigate with a wheelchair. The deli counter is also very high so you might need help making sure they know you are next in line.

Came here to buy liquor (only had my passport bc I could find my wallet) and was told by the person…read moreat the register that he "wasn't trained to read a passport", I gave him a brief tutorial on how to read a passport..picture, date of birth etc. threatened to call the police on me. I asked for the manager. "I am the manager". Never again

H & A is a nice, neighborhood bodega. The proprietors are friendly & honest. Drinks, snacks,…read moresmokes, beer & general household sundries are available at fair prices. Not as cheap as a mega-store chain, but their aren't any of those on my block. There is also a convenient ATM. The store is a bit jam packed and can sometimes be difficult to get around in, especially when their are numerous patrons. Hours are reasonable, but they don't stay open as late as the neighborhood tends to. Every neighborhood needs a bodega for a snack, drink or emergency beer run. Main St. is better for having H & A as a part of the community.

H & A is a bodega in OTR. You probably wouldn't notice it unless you were a resident and in…read moredesperate need of something and it was the only place open. We used to get our beer here because it was pretty much the only place to grab a six pack around. Since, Halfcut and Liberty's have both opened up. But still, when you want a good old fashion cheap beer like Miller High Life or PBR this place is the jam. The owners are really friendly and stock pretty much all the standard essentials like chips, candy bars, pop etc and then randomness like socks, t-shirts, and lottery tickets. Like Scott said it's pretty jam packed and hard to maneuver with more than 3 people in it but overall, I'm glad this place is here.

I ordered a personal white pizza and it's delicious! It was still hot and fresh. The garlic aioli…read morethey use is bursting with flavor. The crust was perfectly cooked with just the right amount of crispiness.

I usually get my mocha mint from the dispenser to the left when you walk inside and it's always…read moreperfect. This time I mobile ordered and it wasn't great. Yet, the breakfast sandwich was pretty good! It doesn't really look like the picture but I still enjoyed it. Staff were pretty nice, too.

Amazing! You have to try. Everything good…read more Service good. People good. Ambiance good.

Great selection of middle eastern products. Produce is fresh but keep an eye out in the main…read moreaisles. Majority of the items are good but every once in awhile I'll grab something without checking and it's expired. I still shop here because the variety and prices are great but something to look out for.