I had never heard of standard market until I got to town and the outside caught my attention so I…read morehad to go. They have a market they have a grill and they have a produce section out of this world as well as a coffee shop that was fantastic. Well, I forgot to take pictures of my food and drink. I was able to observe every other thing that was in that store and if I lived there, I would be there all the time. It's kind of like Whole Foods and a local operation partner together to create a very unique niche. Working with the staff was a breeze, and I would recommend anybody who wants to check this concept out. Pay a visit.

Came during a lunch break by a coworkers recommendation and it didn't disappoint!…read more We tried the little cantina in front. $13 for 2 full of protein tacos and a Diet Coke is not a bad lunch deal! They also had a help yourself bar of salsas and pickled veggies, jalapeños and anything you'd want to top your taco, burrito, quesadilla, etc with. I'd totally come back to the cantina! There's tons of seating for the cantina and market itself. Love good for a quick lunch! Don't have to fight for a seat! The market itself is on the high-end side. I love that they have dinner kits packed. Very helpful on those nights you wanna take the guess work out of dinner. They have a full on butcher section so you can find a protein you want. Also some plant based alternatives, too. They have a bakery loaded with goodies. Nice size market to shop. There's more to explore here so I'm gonna come back for sure!

If only other customer service reps would be as courteous and as friendly as the Trader Joe's…read moreemployees. What a wonderful world this would be!

This grocery store is by far my favorite. The employees are always cheerful and eager to assist you…read morein any way they can. The produce is significantly cheaper than Jewel and always looks fresh and vibrant. Trader Joe's also offers an amazing selection of coffee, and my kids absolutely love their chocolate croissants and chocolate lava cakes. Keep up the excellent work!

Mariano's stores have a classy vibe. They exude an aura of quality. Their stores have an excellent…read moreambiance. When I walk in, I notice the stores are well-organized with phenomenal displays. I value that Mariano's stores typically have a wide variety and selection. I have appreciated the ability to obtain prepared foods at Mariano's, including delicacies like sushi. I have found other great prepared foods at Mariano's that I enjoyed a lot, e.g,. succulent beef pot roast. It is fantastic that Mariano's have self checkout kiosks, which can help with convenience. There are also a significant number of Mariano's stores in Chicagoland.

This is my go-to grocery store in the area. This location has a great selection of items and…read moreconsistently will carry new items. The staff is great and the store is clean.

OK, I guess I'm the contrarian in the bunch. I'm the only person who is not giving this place one…read moreor two stars... I've been here several times now, each with a $10 off $35 coupon. That makes groceries here effectively super cheap. The selection isn't as big as Mariano's or Whole Foods, but it's not too bad either. Also, they have quite a bit in the way of packaged dry goods, and a small deli section and prepared food section as well. The customer service is mixed. My wife thinks it's pretty good, but I think that a lot of the staff are clearly untrained, and there was very much a "not my department" sort of mentality when I had questions. However, everybody who helped us was super friendly. So I think will come back if we need to grab the one off item. I almost want to support Mariano's, but it's not like they are a small locally owned family run grocery store either. They're also part of a large publicly traded company. So... The organic options are quite limited, so if you're looking for that sort of thing Whole Foods is probably your best bet. There's a cute little alcohol aisle as well, where you need to show your ID to even be admitted into it, pretty cool. Finally, one small hiccup we had was that we were overcharged for items. We grabbed four boxes of spinach to check the expiration date, and ended up putting three of them back. However, we were charged for all four! That would usually be a star or two off, but Amazon makes disputing these sorts of things on their app super easy, no questions asked. I almost wonder if somebody could abuse it. I think the sensor technology and all of the cameras and electronics aren't quite as sophisticated as the Amazon go store. At the end of the day, I'm not sure how competitive this place is compared to other stores. They're clearly doing quite a bit of customer acquisition, with the coupons and flyers that come in the mail. However, when the coupons expire later on, I think I would probably go somewhere else. One real benefit to this place is you don't have to interact with anyone. I guess there is self check out at most stores too, but you also don't have to go through that process because you just walk out of the store as if you're stealing everything you purchased.

I used AMAZON FRESH for the very first time and the experience was great. I ordered, text them…read morethat I was on my way and indicated that I wanted no substitutions for the products I chose. We drove into the assigned parking place and within minutes a gentleman came out and placed my items into my trunk. I think I'll do it again. Try it.

Highly recommend coming here for the handmade frozen dumplings by Din Tai Fung. Only $1 each. You…read moredo not have to buy all 50, just ask the owner. Excellent service. Clean place, easy parking. Next to other restaurants.

Had a very odd experience here. It's a corner store, so I understand somewhat empty shelves and…read morelimited, if cleanly displayed, stock. But I found expired products on the shelves, as other reviewers have noted, and even stranger, there was just no one there. Unlike the experience others seem to have had, there was no one up front, no one to check people out, and no one behind the counter at the back. I almost felt as if I wasn't supposed to be there, but it was the middle of the day on a Sunday and they were open. It's entirely possible the frozen dumplings are great but the packages are massive and not feasible for me, and the grocery selection was too limited (and expired) for me to return.

This Jewel is super convenient to stop at on the way to running errands…read more The parking lot is often full, and there are lots of shoppers inside, so using self-checkout is usually a good idea. They stock all the basics, at a reasonable price. it's not Whole Foods or Mariano's, but you don't always need that.

It's like they are trying to be like a Cosco or some other bulk shopping store. The prices are very…read morehigh on some products and the just for U is reduclis. Just lower the prices and don't make your customers jump through hoops to save a few dollars

Great local store with quality produce and a knowledgeable meat counter. Fastest and nicest…read morecashiers in the business.

Love having a small grocery store right down the street! At the end of the day if I need to get a…read morequick dinner or a few items, I can pop over without going all the way to to the bigger stores and navigating their giant parking lots. They still paper bag their groceries so they aren't consuming tons of plastic. Friendly employees. And you might be able to run into and catch up with neighbors/friends.

Jewel is the best chain grocery store we have in the suburbs and they open early and close late…read more They function as a liquor store as well (sales hours of alcohol depend on your city). They are often sold out of items, especially on the weekends. What I personally hate about to Jewel is that for some sale prices you have to have their app and clip "digital coupons." If you are offering a coupon, just list the sale price. I do not want their app, or to clip digital coupons. The other thing that I hate is that to get sale prices you have to buy multiple items. For example, my husband wanted some Lay's potato chips and the sale price was only on 4 bags! They do this on so many sale items. We live in an older home and simply do not have the pantry space to buy multiples of items we do not need. Sometimes we do, and donate the extras to the local food pantry. Their prices, except on produce, are far too high.

Went to jewel today for a steak, found butcher case full of steaks but no one behind counter…read more Finally found an employee and was told no one showed up today that works in the butcher shop. Looked in packaged meet case and no steaks there either. This is not the first time this has happened lately. What's going on with jewel, also noticed that house brands have lots of shelf space now and name brands only get 1 row ??? Guess I'm looking for a new store to shop at No more jewel.