I have been shopping at this location since it opened in 2007, and I have seen many employees come…read moreand go. However, Ivanna at the deli counter is by far the best I have encountered since the store opened. I believe that employees should be recognized for exceptional service when it is deserved. Ivanna always greets customers with a smile and is eager to assist them. I hope management acknowledges her efforts and recognizes her outstanding service. Great employees are hard to find and retain. Rosa in the bakery department is unfortunately at the other end of the spectrum. Rosa is so rude and unhelpful that my wife avoids the bakery department completely! I, on the other hand, will not let one rude and unprofessional employee keep me from any department in that store. I have asked Rosa time and time again for assistance in getting fresh bread, only to be told that there is none available to bake (even though I can see there is in the background) or that they first have to sell what is in the baskets. Both are incorrect answers to a customer. I run my own business, and my employees know that the customer is always right. I only hope that management corrects this problem promptly, because one toxic employee can ruin the rest of the team.

I like shopping here. The vegetables and fruit are fresh. The inventory is well stocked. The…read moreprices are good. The workers are nice. It is also clean.

Great products, they even offer some gluten free things. Fun to interact with animalsread more

I always purchase from them at the Wheaton farmers market. I love their soups and chocolate chip…read morecookies. I stopped by the farm in Elburn. They have tons of goats and give you veggies to feed them for free. My son loved it! There's meat, veggies, desserts, soups, and some premade dinners for purchase.

Very nice market for kabob and pita items…read more I decided to check this out since I have been eating a lot of Hummis and pita bread. The location was easy to find and there is even a kabob/pita restaurants next door. Not sure if they are related or not Inside is very nice small market. They have a lot of imported items, frozen items, and a fridge in the back. I got some fresh pitas, frozen gyro meat, hummus, baklava and marinated green olives. Prices were reasonable The staff was friendly and I even got to try a fresh pita. You can see them making fresh pita behind the glass window. In fact, most of this place was the pita machine. The hummus is delicious with hot of spiciness. It tastes fresh and lacks that citric acid from store bought. The tzatziki sauce was delicious. Baklava was yummy. Overall, I will be back in the future.

What a great place for fresh pitas and a ton of other amazing ingredients for making your own…read morekabobs at home. The feta, the olives, the seasoning, it's all here! Prices are reasonable, especially for all the imported goods from the Mediterranean. There's dinner, dessert, and everything in between. If you want to stop here before going to the drive-thru, you may leave here with more than you came for. It's a fun and friendly place. Will be back!

I finally had the chance to visit the Peach Festival at Windy Acres Farm, and I had a great time!…read moreThere were so many peach-flavored treats and products to browse, and I enjoyed picking up a variety of items to take home. I did think some of the produce was priced a bit higher than I expected, but overall it was still a fun experience. I also finally tasted the peach slushy. It needed more peach flavor, but it was refreshing, considering how warm it was outdoors. One of my favorite treats was the peach funnel cake. I asked them to add ice cream to make it a sundae, and it was absolutely delicious! One suggestion I'd love to see in the future would be a homemade peach puree or peach syrup to drizzle on top. I think that would take it to the next level. I didn't purchase admission to the area with the petting zoo and other family activities, so I also missed out on the beer garden and grilled food. I think it would be a great idea to have a few food trucks or additional food vendors near the farm stand for visitors who are just there to shop or enjoy the festival without entering the activity area. I definitely would have spent more on food if that had been an option. Overall, I had a wonderful visit!

We went to the blueberry festival. They hold this for two weekends in August every year for 40…read moreyears. They have a hayride, they have ski ball, they have basketball hoops, they have a bouncing, trampoline, kind of thing, they have blueberries and blueberry shortcake and pies, they have jams and jellies, and definitely lots of sweet, amazing corn. I would say that it's fun and it's great for the kids. They also had an amazing magician and he really did a great job with these tricks. But I would say that the quality of the processed foods had full of color and hydrogenated oils and soybean flour and it's not very healthy. The slushy's also contained lots of food coloring and not much fruit. And the blueberry pie had mostly gelatin like filling and not much blueberry. They had a corn Flight for $12 of four half corn ears and they had different flavors and the corn was amazing. Plenty of Free Parking. If the rain comes, it gets muddy so you might need galoshes or your Hunter boots. It's $18 per person to get in. If you're under two years old is free and for a nine dollar up charge per person you can ride all the rides unlimited.

This location is in a strip center just east of Randall Road and close to a yoga studio so there…read morewas a continuous flow of ladies getting their juice or smoothie's to power up. If you are craving a chocolate treat you can feel good about, try a Tia's Superfood Brownie. They have them in the refrigerated case and they come in three flavors. Big enough to share or save half for another time. Made with organic ingredients and both vegan and gluten free. I loved the chocolate raspberry flavor. I also picked up a smoothie which was quickly made fresh and served with a smile and wishes for a great day.

Such a cute little place! I loved the vibe as soon as I walked in and then lived it even more when…read moreI started talking to the staff. They were so nice , gave great recommendations and were so fun I wanted to stay and hang out longer! The smoothie I had was really tasty and very filling, especially with the added protein which is great for a before or after gym snack

was at farmer's market today around Bartlett area, purchase some ground beef with buffalo flavor,…read moreand some organic eggs. the guy was very friendly and nice, and did answer most of my questions about buying 1/2 or 1/4 of a cow. but their site is not working, couldn't check more informations on it, hopefully it will be up soon.

From the owner: Here at Nickles Distribution, Inc., we are passionate about bringing good food, to the good people…read moreof Illinois. We've found an organic honey producer in Wisconsin that freeze dries honey. Freeze drying was first used in WWII to transport medicine to the front lines, as this process does not interfere with the integrity of the product, and all the things in honey that make it a super food stay intact in the freeze drying process! Since many of you cannot always make it out to the various markets we service, we are now offering you the convenience of ordering our top-selling Honey Crystals from your home, and we will ship this direct to your doorstep.

Meijer and I have a dysfunctional relationship. I love to go there because it is close to home,…read moreconvenient, prices are okay, all-in-one shopping but I always come home with a story of someone being a jerk (customers or employees). The other day I called the customer service desk from one of their red phones and asked for someone to open a dressing room for me. The woman asked where I was. I'm not sure, but I don't think there are any other dressing rooms. Anyway, she finally came over and did not say a word to me. I said hi, someone has been in the other room for a while She smirked and walked away. I wanted to communicate non-verbally as well with a one finger wave. I have learned that going to Meijer requires a couple of things (especially on the weekend): 1) Do not plan to get out of there quickly. Go with the mindset that you will be there for a while, especially when trying to check out. 2) Don't expect friendly employees. You won't be disappointed this way. 3) Don't expect friendly customers. Most customers do not follow the first 2 rules here and are agitated. 4) Go with the attitude that everyone else is a joke. Watch the unhappy customers, unhappy employees, and those of us that follow the suggestions listed in 1,2, & 3. You'll know which ones we are. Stay relaxed and you'll be fine.

We found lots of great prices and a wide variety of items. The self checkout is fast and all the…read moreclearance items rang up correctly. Very impressed overall.

Absolutely delicious! Could not tell anything was gluten free (even though everything is). Chicken…read moresandwich was my favorite followed by the cheese ravioli with vodka sauce and sweet potato gnocchi with pesto. Bought some things to take home as well. Super busy so it took a long time to get our food but 100% worth it!

What a great addition to Geneva. Fresh pasta. Delicious sandwiches. Friendly staff. Some…read morefantastic products too, like marinara sauce and balsamics. Picture doesn't do justice.