This is the best fresh produce on the Southside. You will find a good selection all year round…read more Evelyn and crew drive down to W. Virginia when the winter gets colder to maintain their stock and tomatoes are brought in from Georgia and Florida. I am a firm believer that good food is all about good ingredients and I am constantly underwhelmed by the selection and quality of the produce at my nearby Giant Eagle on whittier street and trendy Kroger's in the Brewery District. This week at Evelyns I got some of the biggest and hardy sweet potatoes for just .79 a pound and equally delicious tomatoes for 1.99 a pound. I also had my eye on the abundant and fresh supply of sweet onions, zuchinni, cabbage, and squash. Again the quality is superior to local grocers and prices are competitive. If you are not familiar with this part of town it can be tricky to find, south on parsons avenue just beyond the old schottensteins. The address is Marion rd but it is not marked, You will see E. Barthman on the west side, and Evelyn's is on the opposite side. Hours are Mon-Saturday 9:00-5:30 from Dec-March and 9:00-5:30 Mon-Sun April-November. I often call ahead to see what they have each week. I am never disappointed!

Wonderful products at wonderful prices from wonderful people. All their produce is very fresh and…read morein the three years I've been buying from here I've yet to be disappointed. Most of their produce is signficantly cheaper than what you could get at Kroger or Giant Eagle, and more inpressive in quality. The staff is very nice and eager to help you. I would highly recommend this place to anyone in the area looking for fresh produce. I live a good ten miles away and I still drive over to Evelyn's regularly. Its worth it!

Sad to say but I am becoming less and less impressed with Aldi as of lately. Higher prices and…read moreseems to be always longer lines and fewer employees working the front. This is one of my favs and this visit there were two lines, and they backed down the isles. Low stock on the items I usually get but maybe because of the holidays. Store was clean. I did grab some yummy pralines that was a total impulse purchase. Aldi is still good for those fun impulse buys.

So close to my home :-)…read more And delivery is available while this bad and cold weather is around.

The strawberries were so sweet+fresh. John was the most helpful person! He brought out the fruit I…read moreneeded, explained why this carton was better than the other+a gentleman who carried the case to my car.

Ms Robin and the other members are so nice. Always greet you with a smile. JD see me he knows what…read moreI need and go grab it for me. No problems either any of the produce I received. Mr Watson always have a smile. All about business.

White corn has arrived. Plenty of melons, tomatoes, beans,…read moresquash. As usual very good customer service.

Stopped here today for some fresh sweet corn. This place has fresh fruits and veggies, homemade…read morecookies and pies. They have ice cream, slushies and a coffee shop. Everyone gere is always very friendly. We always love their sweetcorn and tomatoes. The market is open air and everything is always well kept abd tidy. Very nice, welcoming place.

I am Disappointed. Hatred, Blatant Racism, and Unconscious Bias that equate to racism are all…read morewrong. My husband and I just picked up our dinner from a local restaurant near this store. As we walked up the stairs, we exchanged greetings with another shopper (a white female). When we reached the top of the stairs, we turned left towards the bar/liquor store. A white woman who worked there was sitting at the bar reading a newspaper. She looked up over her glasses and, in a very abrupt and accusatory tone, said, "CAN I HELP YOU?" My husband instantly turned around and walked away in disappointment. I responded, "Hello, we're just looking," and followed him. While in the adjacent wine section, I told my husband, "She was kind of rude." He replied, "That's exactly why I walked away. We'll get some wine and pay downstairs." Now, stay with me for a moment. The area was well-lit, and there was a glass divider separating the two rooms. While I was considering my options for a red blend near the back wall my husband looked at the white wines. In a more welcoming tone, the same woman who had been sitting at the bar addressed another shopper (a white male) in a very welcoming and charismatic voice, saying, "Hi, how are you? What can I help you with?" as she walked over to him with a smile. I instantly recognized the difference in her demeanor. Even my husband noted, "She didn't talk to us like that." We then proceeded downstairs to the customer service desk. My husband felt I shouldn't share my concerns because this behavior happens daily, and he believed nothing would change. However, I decided to speak with the manager, Sabrina, who kindly listened to my experience. Sabrina responded by saying "Well, I've never had anyone else complain about her as an associate and repeated it to me twice before saying, but I'll look at it." That was not the response I was hoping for; an apology would have been welcomed. However, I honestly do not know what I expected. I do not want the associate to lose her job or anything crazy, but her attitude toward us was crazy and offensive. Should she be educated? Yes, absolutely. Had the roles been reversed, I would have likely been fired, handcuffed by an all-white group of Bexley Police officers, and charged with assault and misconduct of some magnitude. Or I could have reacted in the same way as the associate, inappropriate, disrespectful, and racist, and I still would have been arrested in the same manner mentioned above. I'm so sick and tired of the racism and hostility. My husband and I are educated, working-class humans who respect others and deserve to be treated equally, just like every other customer, no matter what we look like or how we identify. We may be only two of many shoppers, but I will not be returning to the store at all. I am disappointed. Hatred, blatant racism, and unconscious bias that equates to racism are all wrong.

Their bakery sucks.. 99% of the bread isn't sliced. They don't sell lottery tickets there anymore,…read moreexcept from a machine. Almost everyone is very helpful & friendly. Please get a slicing machine & sell lottery tickets by a human, not a machine. I have to drive from Bexley to Gahanna for sliced bread. Isn't that silly??

Very disappointed. I buy from this location at least twice a week. I just came from the farm…read moremarket which the young girl said it was closed, just closed. The storm had stopped. 30 minutes prior. I purposely waited for storm to stop. She would not allow me to buy just 6 ears. I was willing to pay cash so she could apply it later. She 1st said no they are closed all day. Then said they would be open at 3. Which ironically is when the next wave of storms are to come through. Obviously she was trying to get rid of me. I have out of state guests leaving tomorrow and all I wanted was 6 ears of corn. And I was able to give her cash. I am usually very happy with the young college kids and leave something in the tip.jar. But today I am extremely disappointed and Dissatisfied with your farm market. To close while tbe rain is not in the immediate hours and to treat a customer like that, when even the site says you are open. I WAS.ONLY WANTING 6 EARS AND GOING TO PAY CASH. I am .loyal customer and am discouraged with this customer service today.

shame shame shame on you. I have bragged about Ohio corn and tomatoes to everyone of of friends in…read moreNorth Carolina and this past weekend I friend stopped in your Reynoldsburg, OH locatio. She got sweet corn and tomatoes at a high price and what she got was field corn and hot house tomatoes. you are taking advantage of tourists and thro the Ohio farmers under the bus.

Small-ish market, hidden away in an easy to miss strip of stores, but worth a visit if you're a…read morelover of all things Indian (sorry, grouping Pakistani and Nepali in here as well). There's an AMAZING array of spices, mixes, blends, and heaven knows what else. I love this kind of market, so even though I didn't NEED anything, I did leave with a couple of packages of exotic teas, some spicy crackers, and some curry. A limited offering of fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, home supplies, and lots of MYSTERY (to me, anyway...) items to make you feel you've temporarily left suburban Reynoldsburg for someplace MUCH more EXOTIC!! Enjoy!!

Apparently Annapurna (Indian/Nepali market) has been here for four years, and I was just told about…read moreit from a friend who works with a large population of Nepali students, so I was glad to stop by and take a peek. First off, Annapurna's product selection is pretty dang stocked compared to other small independently owned south Asian markets I've visited in Columbus. Many veggies both green and root varieties) and fruits. I versed myself on the "tree tomato" fruit via Google, as there were several in the back cooler. I stopped in to see if they carried a certain coconut Candy I've recently been introduced to, but they didn't have the exact brand I was looking for. I did buy a sack of the candy made from a different company, and it's not quite as good as Chun Guang's Coconut Milk candies - these suckers are what I like to call KRYP. TO. NITE. Watching your sugar in-take? Please do NOT read this review!