Went there today to get some fresh deli cheese, got home to eat it, and it smelled weird first of…read moreall, and when I took a bite it tasted bad. Had my husband to taste it as well to confirm, yes. It was bad. I will not be buying cold cuts from there again.

good place to shop at if you want something quick and easy there donuts are amazing and have…read moreamazing staff was wondering if they were hiring

Wow new to the area what a great clean full of variety happy store very nice employe goodbye…read moreWalmart

Friendly, helpful staff. Has fresh, local produce. Baked goods are fresh and well done. Store is…read moreclean. Wide variety of brands. We're pleased with it.

The one kid that works there needs to be talked to about customer service. He is rude and tried to…read moreact intimidating for no reason. There is no world where slamming your fists on the counter and cracking your knuckles is an appropriate way to talk to customers. Not sure why he feels it is necessary to do that, but I have had similar experiences with him doing slightly different things to me during check out. The prices aren't good enough to make me want to deal with that. If it happens again, I am just not going to shop there.

The cashier kept my change, I payed 30$ for a 24$ bill and she didn't give any change back. I asked…read morefor it and she look at me like I was stupid, she ignored me and started helping the next customer.DO NOT SHOP HERE!

Byler's Grocery Store is Amish-owned, so it has no website or phone number…read more This grocery store is located in the basement of an Amish family's house. The store is much smaller than most "English" grocery stores, but it has some foods that I was interested in. As I shopped around, I saw Amish-made foods such as maple syrup, flour, rice, pancake mix, beans, noodles, jam, jelly, sugar, honey, and gelatin. Surprisingly, I also saw some English foods such as Doritos, Twix, Miracle Whip, Heinz Ketchup, Mountain Dew, and Kool Aid! In addition, I saw hygiene products such as soaps and shampoos, health products such as herbal medicines, and cleaning products such as bleach and paper towels. I bought Amish popcorn, pancake mix, and elderberry jelly. I thought that they all tasted good.

Gorgeous store and friendly staff. Loved the soup bar and the homemade bread! I wish my local store…read morelooked like this!

Cute grocery but very limited options. I couldn't find ricotta cheese. Limited cheese options if…read moreyou are looking for quality cheese. The produce looks fresh.

Heinen's grocery is what Whole Foods used to be before Amazon bought Whole Foods: whole foods with…read moreplenty of organic options. On the pricier side, yes. But its the natural grocery option in this area since the only other large grocery store in this area is the Walmart ten minutes away.

Love this store! Everyone is so helpful and knowledgeable and also happy! Very refreshing as…read morecompared to other stores. This is the only store I buy meat and seafood from because they are very conscientious about the integrity of their suppliers.

New grocery store opened up in the old abandoned Hardware Store across from the Trolley Station…read more They are doing a soft opening, and hope to bring in more and more product as they go. They sell smokes, and other vice stuff. Speaking of vices, they have some gambling . . . I mean Skill Games of Chance also. I look forward to seeing this place get bigger and better. The owner is named Raj, and he seems like a savvy businessman . . . Cheers!

I shop here for the first time today and my good experience was destroyed at check out when the…read morelady who is suppose to help you when needed called me by the wrong gender. It angered me and had me wondering if she was blind as I'm obviously a male. Her apology was "things happen." It was only three shoppers scanning and she spent most of her time helping another dude and seemed irritated by my raised hand w/vocal help request. It appears every food market has at least one knucklehead on board. Btw, no cashiers, self checkout only. The food choices were good and had items not seen much in the area, like the lobster balls I copped. There are lots of tables where you can eat. If I worked nearby and got an hour to grub this would be my main lunch spot. I love the ambiance of the store. Being my first time I navigated each aisle to find out where things were. The free parking is as convenient as it gets and you can push your cart out to your car, unlike Marcs.

Impromptu yet fun visit. Lots of vegetables, meat, and healthy options to choose from. Fresh items…read moreto buy, daily. I visited in December 2025 with my friend fellow Yelper, Olga. We had just come from the Yelpies (Yelp Awards) and I was dropping her off at her apartment but then I saw this market on the way so I stopped in. I had been meaning to visit Fairfax Market for a long time now so I'm glad that I finally got to visit. FOOD -- This is a huge grocery store with lots of food and drink options to choose from, such as snacks, meats (chicken, beef, fish), bread, milk, etc. I heard that they even have cooking demonstrations too. What I bought for all under $11 -- a big bunch of bok choy, 2 small stalks of broccoli, a small Arm and Hammer brand toothpaste, bananas, and 2 packages of tea biscuits. The bok choy was delicious that just recently, in April 2026, I drove by Fairfax and almost thought of going in to buy bok choy but I had a long day and I was too tired to stop. SERVICE -- My friend and I were greeted upon walking inside by a friendly security guard. Checking-out was easy and quick. I will be back whenever I am in the area again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 24/250 total reviews in 2026 - 865 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

Just wanted to update my review still hate this place almost year nothing has changed, small box of…read moretempura frozen chicken over $9 The same box of chicken you could pay $10 and get the large at Walmart that's how bad these prices are Small bag of chips $3 and some sense at Walmart The same bag of chips $6 almost 7 here Frozen dinners healthy choice over $5 a piece $3.85 Walmart or Giant eagle this is the worst place to go to for groceries I can't say enough stay away from this unless you just need one or two things this place won't stop gouging its neighborhood if you keep on buying their stuff.

Great looking store and very well stocked. Looks like someone knows about customer service and…read moresmall town charm.