What a great selection of fresh, beautiful looking produce, farm fresh beans and legumes, packaged…read moreitems you can't find anywhere and an incredible deli. They also have fresh bread daily.

Stumbled across this store after a UPS return of what else... an online order, maybe? Lol…read more.. So I love Amish products, they seem so legit and "farmers market" without the hipster markup, amirite? So this new place was initially very intriguing and unusual... I think this storefront used to be a pre-prepped meal kit place, like the home delivery stuff being sold now over socials... Anyway, the store seems more like a eastern euro (Polish?) Business reselling Amish items. Prices seem well below retail on the few items they carry but produce and such fresh items are only passable and look to have seen better days. Dairy, bread and canned goods are interesting. Due to lack of preservatives the daily baked bread seems to go stale by end of day, so I got the inexpensive French mini loaf tossed in for free. Was planning on Air fryer toasting that into crostini anyway... so score. The drop in a star was due to the iffy customer service. Older lady needs to down some sugar and not shoot dour looks at me, not the best impression on a new customer..., the other lady seemed friendlier but should probably chill on long convos in Polish while a customer is standing at the register to checkout. Might be back, next time I'm in the strip mall for curiosity... but Woodman's has Amish items too.

Trader Joe's is a nice shopping experience. You'd be surprised at the variety of unique items in…read moreeach area of the store! The prices for the products are very reasonable considering they are gourmet quality, fresh often direct from the producer. The store is kept spotless and is very well organized. They had really nice boxes of ripe Georgia peaches today (7/2/25). The Ezekiel bread is brought in fresh not frozen and a super bargain at only $5.99 a loaf!! The other grocer's are in the frozen section and charge $7.99 on sale! The flower section is really nice and offers large & small bouquets for everyone's pocketbook!

Customers should take care not to obstruct parking spaces with their cart. Otherwise TJ staff are…read moreefficient and shelves are organized and well stocked. Restrooms are also decent.

This place is getting worse by the minute. Pricing is ok. Not many discounted items as before, and…read morethe facility is definitely falling apart. With two new Asian stores nearby, they really do need to do something fast to improve and compete.

The Asian grocery scene is definitely getting competitive in Schaumburg, with Joong Boo down the…read morestreet, Mitsuwa not too far away and H Mart opening...eventually. And yes, in case you didn't know, while it's called "International", all those nations are in Asia. We come here mainly for two things - either getting ingredients to make hot pot at home, or just eating hot pot here. They also have dry pot, which my wife and I really like as an option. You grab a basket and fill it with whatever veggies you want, then a separate one and fill it with proteins, then you pay by the weight. You can either get it hot pot style in a big bowl of hot broth, or dry pot where they cook it in the broth but serve your food already cooked. As far as the grocery selection, they have a big seafood selection and a decent butcher area. Also a lot of Asia snacks and frozen selection, and a small liquor section too. Produce is fine. But if you're making hot pot at home, they have the sliced meat, soup base, sauces, and a little frozen fish ball self-serve area. If you don't want to eat hot pot here, they serve other Asian hot dishes, and there's a bubble tea spot and bakery here, but I haven't tried anything else besides the hot pot. Sense a trend yet? It's not as big as Joong Boo, and it's bigger than the current H Mart for now but will be interesting to see how the new one compares. Overall it's a fine grocery store and we'll come back when that craving for mala spice strikes.

Walmart is an American institution - let's hope it doesn't end up like Montgomery Ward or Sears -…read morethey have a little of everything in the store. We only needed a few things and don't often go to Walmart (I don't recall the last time we were there. In terms of inventory - they have everything and their prices are good. Many of the times we were there, it was messy - items on the floor rather than hung up or put back on the shelves, but this time it was neat and tidy. There weren't many shoppers, perhaps because it was a Sunday morning when we were there. The issue with Walmart like most other retailers these days is staffing. There isn't anyone around to provide help if you need it. This time was no different. The only workers we saw were manning the cash registers. If you know what you want, know they have it in stock, and have a general idea of the layout of the store, I'm sure you can find what you need. In cases like ours where we are not regulars and don't know the floor layout, finding items isn't easy and there is no one there to help you. So, for the cleanliness today and the fact they had everything we were looking for at the right price - 4 stars. But since there is virtually no customer service, I'm knocking it down one star to 3.

Visited Walmart early in the morning to start our day. Needed various greeting cards for the…read moreupcoming holidays, birthdays, and special occasions. We did pick up various cards, but couldn't find the exact one ("First Communion") that we were looking for, so ended up picking up a generic 'Congratulations' card. It wasn't too crowded this early in the morning, and checkout was simple due to the numerous self-checkout lanes. This Walmart has a Subway inside of it, along with a Vision center.

The store is very stable. Design is unchanged for the most part from years ago. The parking lot is…read moreeasy to enter and exit. There's plentiful parking. People socially distancing easily. The layout while antiquated looking is easy and "classic" retail. Don't change it if it ain't broke. Food selection is pretty good they have tons of import products as well the only place they are rather thin is on Kosher / Jewish tradition food. The store has otherwise competitive prices across all levels of grocery. Their fish prices are competitive with surrounding merchants. The only problem here is that the automated cash registers are down half of the time. Not a massive problem though because there are still plenty of manned registers and the staff are efficient and quick to do their jobs. I can't help but knock off a point for the irregular at best availability of the self serve registers. I'm all for jobs but at the same time I'd rather be able to clean the machine I'm using than interacting with a fleshbag carrying who knows what kind of cooties.

It might be bad luck (the only reason it's not 1 star) but this was my first time at the store and…read moreI bought a bakery item. I took a bite right after leaving and immediately realize it's moldy inside. I just assumed all bakeries donate or toss anything that's more than a day old. Maybe I'm just naive but man, that was quite a way to find that out.

They had only 1 vendor for fresh fruits & veggies. There was also a local honey vendor and one…read moreperson selling canned giardinera/relish. The other handful or so of booths was handmade soaps/crafts. Not much of a farmer's market. There were also 2 food trucks and 2 other food booths. The nice thing was they had a quite a few high long tables that you could stand and eat at.

This event is not a "farmers market" there is one tent with produce at prices higher than whole…read morefoods! There were maybe 5 vendors I'd interact with like discounted Pampered Chef, Tupperware, and shoulder massages. However there were about 10 vendors I walked by and tried not to make eye contact... Like the little old lady with a hand written sign for "baby bath robes, " or the tacky sequined purses & jewelry. There was a pretty good selection of food trucks... Maybe 5 or 6 with pizza, BBQ, tacos, cupcakes, and coffee & smoothies. Calling this a farmers market is very misleading. We stayed only 10min grabbed a cupcake and did our produce shopping at Whole Foods!

I do like Whole Foods, although I don't go often since they are higher priced than other grocers in…read morethe area. The quality of some of their fresh foods does warrant the higher price. This visit was only to take a return to their Amazon returns counter. I've returned a few things here and, while sometimes there is a small line, it always moves quickly. It certainly is convenient to have a return location so close to our home. And, Amazon/Whole Foods makes the return process very easy.

I rarely do reviews of grocery stores, especially the ones I regularly frequent however, I did feel…read moreobligated to do one for this particular Whole Foods. The reason I did is because I find that no matter what day or what time I come here luckily despite the very small constructed parking lot, I always find parking number two and another reason I really like this place is that I do my Amazon returns here and every time I show up here the line if there is one really moves quickly. Lastly, I really like this place because they're always stocked. It seems like to me at least and every time I come looking for something they always have exactly what I'm looking for regardless of whether it's fresh fish the specific scones I like from the bakery or trying to get some type of new organic gum mints. I will call out the reason that they are four-star is because they continually understaffed their checkout lanes, forcing us customer who already paying overpriced items to become temporary employees of Amazon and check ourselves out as well. I do not like self checkout, remove the self checkout.

Their damn hot soup lids keep leaking. They don't care, all they have to do is change their lids to…read morethe clear lids that are flat and tight. All their locations have these lids and they fall apart. If they fall over in your car you have a complete mess on your hands. Don't eat the premade salsas they're terrible....just gross. The green, the red, doesn't matter. Disgusting. Going back to the Mexican Supermarket on Algonquin in Arlington Heights right across from Walmart to get my salsa again. If they ever change their damn lids I'll upgrade this review.

The store is amazing in their International offerings, but where they fail is the price…read more The store is huge, and we went specifically for the loose nuts for the squirrels to give them a bit of help this time of year. Stores like Jewel do not even have loose nuts for sale. We did buy some loose walnuts but the other items - no way when we know we can get them for less.