Some of the best tamales I've had. Super affordable and many options. Their rice and salsas are…read morealso phenomenal. Workers are always kind

Great place to get peppers and spices you won't find at the grocery stores in Valpo. You can also…read more Buy fresh produce, meats, and specialty items.

Great market!! I usually go to the European Market in Chesterton but this one is way closer to my…read morehouse. I was able to load up on my veggies from carrots to peppers to eggplant. Great selection of products. I also found vendors who sell organic chicken, lamb, and pork. Excellent pumpkin bread, homemade soaps, and clothing amongst other vendors. Very grateful have this in Valpo. Sounds like they'll be in downtown plaza for 2 more weeks then moving indoors. Not sure if all the vendors will be joining for the indoors market.

Bigger than ours back home. Very friendly and pretty produce. Good prices too. This is a nice…read morelittle town. Couldn't find anything vegan but it was still fun to walk around.

Always friendly service and amazing quality meat and cheese. Someone sells their art in the store…read moreand I always enjoy looking at the paintings. One of the few places I can find Havarti dill cheese.

First time here and all the meats and more look very delicious. Will review more after I cook the…read morefilets we bought! Update: the filets were absolutely delicious and cooked them on our Blackstone grill. Will definitely buy again!

Housemade Bread $8.00 Brassica Caesar Salad $20.00…read moreCaramelized Onion Tortellini $29.00 We devoured the focaccia bread. Bread was super fresh and steaming hot. Salad was enough for 4 - 6 people. Me and my partner had plenty of leftovers. So many ingredients almost too many to list. The ingredients that stood out were the Asparagus, mushrooms, and broccolini. Ingredients were hot and delicious. We split the Carmelized Onion Tortellini. It was magical. Great buttery taste and the Carmelized Onions oozed out of the tortellini when I cut into it with the fork. We were stuffed when we left and had enough leftovers to eat for dinner the next day. Cannot wait to go back....

What a gem this place is! Albano's doesn't have a sign. The…read moreexisting sign says panini panini. We've tried to get a reservation a couple times, but didn't do it in advance. We came at lunch time & got right in. Ordered the focaccia bread. It came with olive oil & marina sauce. So amazing. Also shared the kale Ceasar salad. It was huge! Enough for 4-6. It had a lot of ingredients. Roasted asparagus, broccolini, shaved Brussels sprouts, mushrooms. It was delicious, but I would have preferred a lighter summer salad. It was hearty & warm. I'd get it again in the fall. We shared the caramelized onion tortellini. It was huge too. Amazing prices for the amount of food. It was so delicious. The onions were sweet & the pasta was perfect & fresh. Lots of leftovers to take home. Cute ambiance, friendly service. Loved that we could watch the chefs prepare the food too. Can't wait to come back for more pasta & try dessert.

This is your average run-of-the-mill grocery store, with one caveat, they have a few magnificent…read moresales. I'd say at least once a month they have a deal so remarkable that I scamper over here to load up on that item. Last week they had Old Orchard apple juice, fairly big jug for 98¢. I came in just for that. Bought a dozen. I get a little sheepish like I'm taking advantage, but the clerks are glad to see you and glad you're getting a great deal. No need to worry if you aren't picking up your whole week's worth of groceries, they couldn't be nicer. They also always have a nice selection of seasonal items wether that's pumpkins and mums in the fall or Christmas wreaths and poinsettias after Thanksgiving. Especially if you have errands in Calumet Ave, be sure to stop by!

Since the "new" company took over, the prices have skyrocketed. Today, May 8th, 1 lousy head of…read morelettuce is $4.00. NOT organic lettuce, a regular head of lettuce is $4.00. ARE YOU FRICKING KIDDING ME?? "Generic "frozen corn on the cob....6 pieces is $8.29. Yes, $8.29. CAN YOU SAY TOTAL RIPOFF? Folks, they have raised the prices there and at Strack's to unbelieveable highs. Who pays $8.00 for 6 "half" pieces of "frozen" corn on the cob??? You BETTER watch out. They pout these stickers on products, trying to "CON" you into thinking you're getting a good price, compared to their "regular" price. BULL. They have been slowly raising prices on hundred, maybe thousands of items at BOTH stores, hoping we won't notice. NOTHING will change until we all stop shopping there. If you don't care about "peeing" your money away, keep shoppping there. We're done with BOTH stores. Aldi and Meijers here we come. It sickens me to see them SCREWING us and all the while, they're laughing all the way to the bank.

Probably my favorite Aldi's especially since they opened up plenty of new self checkout lanes --…read morelike 6 or so. This is huge as the wait at Aldi can be brutal! My favorite here are the pita chips and cheeses for charcuterie, avocados and organic bananas. They have an extensive wine and chocolate section too. You can always find some sort of goodie in the limited section as they are always rotating items. I just picked up a Christmas scented candle -- if you see something you like make sure to get it because they may not have it again if it's an annual offering.

Well, I think Aldi saw this review and righted the ship. Receipts have been clear as can be for…read moremonths now. Since then they've added self-checkout. I have to say I like it. I don't feel as rushed with self checkout. Today I didn't have room on the scale for my last item. I scanned it and then just stuck it back in my cart. No alarms went off and the system still let me proceed to payment unhindered. There's a huge Christmas vibe right now. Lots of decor for reasonable prices. I picked up a nice "Joy" sign for my front porch for $8.99. Unless you're hitting up thrift stores, you won't beat this price until the after-season sales begin.

Evolution offers out-of-this-world treats to create a deficit in your pocketbook, but it is worth…read moreevery dollar. I love picking up treats for my parents here.

most delicious chocolate in the world! it is so flavorful and so much attention goes into it. the…read morepricing is amazing as well.

Unbelievable price gouging, the yellow discounted prices on produce and meats expiring that very…read moreday are tragically not even twenty percent off. This economy is tanking right from Walmart aisles, forget poverty. Middle class is dying when basic food essentials easily affordable just ten years ago are now something we have to balance between other items we purchase. Walmart manages to be trashier than Kroger who at least can discount its items over fifty percent off.

I ordered $152 worth of groceries and the order was delivered to WRONG address and I did all that…read morewas expected by their rules. After 5 phone calls, 800 number, and manager, and a month later, I gave up, after being denied by corporate, and manager many times. I am retired and $152 worth of groceries is a huge amount of groceries. I could not go looking for these groceries as they stated for me to do because I walk with a rollator

There are 2 of these in Valpo, but I like this one better. It is better organized & kept up nicer…read more Be careful though not EVERYTHING is a good deal here.

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Ran into this guy at the Newark Farmers Market today. He had a whole arrangement of hummuses. The…read moreartichoke hummus is tasty, we also tried the avocado & jalapeno flavored hummus and it was good too, not at all spicy. He had some really odd flavor combinations, which is good cause the typical garlic flavored one even gets old (by the way he did have just plain old garlic) He also has containers of baklava (which was tempting) Pitas were also sold at his stand, he had regular white, a wheat mixture and whole wheat flour pita breads. Everything sold for $5 each (Hummus and pitas) As I am writing this review I am enjoying some whole wheat pita & the artichoke hummus - yummy! So if you visit the Newark farmers market, be sure to check this guy out!

This "Guy"'s hummus is simply divine…read more He has a booth at the Campbell (CA) farmers market EVERY sunday, and I go just for his products. He offers hummus in so many flavors I don't know how many there are. I always get the roasted garlic, and he just recommended artichoke today which is very good too. While you're there, don't you dare forget to pick up a bag of his VERY crunchy pita chips. I believe they come in two flavors but maybe more. Lemon herb and Garlic. I get a bag of each, because they are truly to die for. As for the Hummus guy himself...Hot, and hilarious. :) His prices aren't a deal, but they are very fair. I paid exactly $15 today for two (I think they're probably 1lb each) bags of pita chips and two tubs of hummus. If you like hummus, you'll love his. If you don't like hummus, you'll like his.