Honestly, I love this store. I always find what I am looking for, especially when looking for more…read moreEuropean type foods! I went last weekend, and once again truly enjoyed the experience. And prices are fair, with weekly sales that are very amazing. The store is clean, but I have to admit, there was a weird smell all through the store. Not sure what that was, but that kept me from giving 5 stars. Service was great. Cashier was very friendly and efficient!

This is an Amazing store, you will find everything you need, the produce section is huge and all…read morefresh, you can even get a drink at their bar to walk around and shop with, it's a fun experience, the deli is one of the best, you will find lots of new products and all the ones that you grew up with, Paul helped me get everything I needed for our Easter Dinner, he was wonderful and even suggested a few things that I wanted to try, if you go shopping at Caputo's you will end up shopping here all the time, you will not regret going to Caputo's give them a try and have fun.

It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. I only went to get a latte from the cafe and the worker…read morewas by herself and very overwhelmed. She was making drinks very fast and my drink was very good. Because she was very busy some people were walking out with their drinks without paying. This made me feel sad for her. The lines to pay were very long and the cashier that checked me out did not seem very experienced and had to interrupt the cashier next to him to ask for help many times. $5 for a latte is not bad. I'd go back hopefully at a time not as busy. Cafe is only open til 3 but they closed down early because of how busy it was.

I am normally a big Whole Foods coffee fan but today I decided to try the berry Chantilly latte and…read moremy coffee was basically undrinkable because of the taste. It tasted a little like burnt espresso, I'm not fully sure what was wrong with it but it was definitely something. I forced myself to take a couple sips but I couldn't finish the rest. I'm normally able to suffer through not good coffee but this has to be the worst coffee I've had in a long time.

It's frustrating where this store is located because it's usually congested. I live on the north…read moreside which isn't far but having to deal with the traffic honestly keeps me from going, sometimes especially if I just need a few things. First world problems. Anyway, everything about the store is a win for me. I love the selection of produce, but sometimes they do run very low on things. They do offer a lot of products that are hard to find elsewhere and the quality is always really good . I don't go out of my way for organic, but they definitely have a really big selection Since Covid, I don't do hot bars, but they're premade meals are decent like the prime rib for like 10 bucks I found some of the best deals on really high-quality meat I've never been good at cooking steaks, but grabbed a Wagyu strip steak there for half off and it was easily the best thing I've ever made my family like their plates. Yes they're savages, but even they don't usually go that far. They have great selections of cheeses and ethnic spices that are hard to find in an actual supermarket so it's nice not to have to go to 20 different places. I love to cook, which means sometimes I need small amounts of spices if I'm trying something new so it's nice to be able to get most of them there. I think they originated in Ohio, so it's nice to see some of the Kroger offering since I lived there as a kid so it's nostalgic. The neighbor people that hanging out with the bar freaked me out a little bit not gonna lie. I don't get it. I can get behind one and have a drink as you walk through a grocery shopping but to go hang out at the grocery store for no reason, but to sit there and drink as people try to navigate their carts around you... yeah.... Weird. Sorry. Now here's what I definitely don't understand. Their cakes are so underrated unless I've just been walking through life with sunglasses in the AirPods. I have never heard anyone talk about how good their bakery is. They have a huge selection of premade stuff that isn't really their brand but the cupcakes that are made in the store and the cakes they make are incredible. The frosting for their buttercream, you can tell has actual butter in it most grocery stores around here for buttercream seem like they use shortening. I think Mariano's is fantastic and will definitely consider them when I need to order cakes in the future. The people there are also really helpful. My favorite is the woman that supervises the self checkout. She's incredibly friendly and helpful. She doesn't always come across that way initially because she doesn't seem outgoing but she really is great. I definitely say just throw this on your list of regular spots to shop.

Overpriced. Outdated items. Confusing and difficult digital coupon system. Sale tags on shelf don't…read morematch prices at the register. Employees look miserable. Very frustrating shopping experience. Whole Foods offers better products at easier prices. Trader Joe's a strong contender as well. I won't be returning.

Not a large grocery store, but has all the essential items,…read more Very good produce, great deli, and nice selection of beer, wine and liquor Make this a good place to shop,

Check out the clip and shop coupons. Great deli and meat selection. My tip is to look for the…read morestore/manager sales. Please support this locally owned establishment!

We live in Oswego, but shop at the Aldi in Montgomery. We like the employees, the layout and…read moreeverything about this store!

Everything I need and then some at an affordable price. This is not the first Aldi I have visited…read morebut I liked the quiet location, the ample parking, convenient entrance (nice layout with carts and a space to drive up to drop off a speedy shopper,) and friendly and fast employees. Their brand "knock offs" are often better than the originals. Don't forget your quarter and reusable bags! Aldi does not disappoint.

For pot stickers they have the most variety. I know that doesn't sound like alot but jewl,…read morewalmart, are real slim pickings.

I have been shopping at the Crest Hill Store for about 20 years…read more The store manager that was there, at the time was one of the Bust managers I have ever run into, something like Barnaby, alas too many years. I would have hired him in a New York minute. A great people person, the customers and Employees loved him. He was every where in the store where needed. He was transfer out and ever since the position was filled with a DEI hire, who never seen to leave their office, if in fact they are there, a cashier seems to be in charge. The store has declined ever since Maybe you need a better HR dept

The staff is great and the selections are fresh and produce is amazing .... I highly recommend this…read morestore... Everyone is very helpful in all departments

So happy to have Fresh Tyme in the neighborhood!!! Absolutely DESTROYS our crappy Jewel - FT is…read moreclean, bright w a very helpful staff who are always willing to walk you over to what you are looking to find. Deli is excellent & the ground beef is outstanding!! I prefer Casey's for steaks & Succulent for seafood - but the ground beef & chicken is worth the trip alone. Ditch Jewel & Whole Foods & shops somewhere where you feel welcome every time you enter! Ps. The store baked cookies rock!!!

This is a fairly impressive international market, featuring foods from India, the Middle East,…read moreGreece, Asia, Eastern Europe, and South America, as well as one or two aisles of what looked like standard American groceries and a smattering of food from Italy. There's a halal butcher and just a plain butcher, about which as a vegetarian I can tell you nothing, a bakery, and a Latin American and Indian mini-cafe. The produce section is very crowded (and offers a wild variety with some excellent specials), and the endcaps on the aisles extend into the aisle, meaning in several places there's only room for one cart and you'll have to excuse yourself to get where you're going. Be prepared. I was impressed by their selection of organic spices and they also had some organic Asian noodles (buckwheat and soba). They also have a good selection of Latin American groceries, including huancaina sauce from Peru (yes!), frozen plantains and Guarana soda. I've seen larger selections of Indian and Eastern European products at dedicated specialty groceries, but no one else in the area carries it all. Many, many different types of flatbread and a wide selection of Middle Eastern sweets; various dry pulses; various types of candy; pearled farro and more versions of burek than I've seen before, including a "vegan be'f". The Indian mini-cafe is half vegetarian, half non; the Latin American one has various kinds of filling in carbs, and if you're vegetarian, all they have is cheese - though the fried corn-dough empanada, cheese in an eggroll like wrapper and pastelito (cheese in pastry) offered various textural delights. This is a haul for me, and I usually try to avoid I-59 but this place might be worth a special trip.

I shop at the International Market regularly and love the place! They have a variety of…read moreinternational foods including Middle Eastern which I purchase often. The International Market passes along savings on vegetables to their customers and I appreciate it. Thanks to their efficient, hard working staff!!