Great place to grab groceries for the week especially if you are from out of area and need to eat…read morehealthy. The manager said they can also order some items if needed. The place is very clean organized and convenient. A little pricey but for someone like well worth the convenience.

Even in the middle of COVID, the employees don't use masks. Cover your mouth and nose, don't wear a…read moremask around the neck. Do you care about your customer's safety ?

Basic yet very expensive market located in Marina City. It certainly is convenient with it being…read morecloser to this than other places. North Loop Market has a few offerings but it's kind of limited too. Has a deli counter with a few things you can order fresh. The prices are pretty high even for around here to be honest. A place mainly for residents of Marina City. It's the honeycomb looking towers on the north side of the river. The market is located on the first floor and is open for the public too. Most notably there's a deli counter. This has Boar's Head products. All of these are gluten free. Grocery stuff includes breads and specialty items. Also there's basics. These include household cleaning supplies. Has good things but these cost too much. It's easy to find these cheaper in other places. The rich people living in these apartments though will be like the prices are okay and whatever.

Very close to our hotel, has everything you need and at reasonable prices. Boar'a Head cheeses are…read moresuperb and great selection of wine.

Small corner store which carries a lot of grocery items. They're a bit pricy but they carry unique…read moreitems found nowhere. The neighborhood is very crowded with lack of parking.

I love this neighborhood market! Everything is very fresh and high quality. Lots of specialty and…read moreunique items. I love their wine, teas, sandwiches, turmeric egg salad, tuna salad, chicken salad, cheeses, fresh pasta, hummus, chips, bagels, bread, dairy products, eggs, sausage, salsas, guacamole, and more. Excellent and friendly staff. It's a small place and very well organized and esthetically pleasing. They really use the space well.

Happy Birthday, Jewel-Osco…read more 125 years and counting.... Why a five? Was shopping for a brunch to take on a boat for a sail on Lake Michigan with family and friends. Used digital coupons for discounts on items like bowls of cut pineapples, watermelon and cantaloupe. Bags of green grapes for $.99 per pound. Added mini blueberry muffins, two bite lemon poppyseed scones and fresh bagels and cream cheese to the basket. Cold brew for the grownups and raspberry lemonade for the toddler. What to do with the hot coffee??? We didn't have a thermos, but one very kind employee walked the store helping us to search. Although we were unsuccessful (and actually borrowed a coffee dispenser from the neighborhood 7-Eleven on a smile and trust), it was so nice that they went the extra mile for us on a very early Saturday morning over Labor Day weekend. Thank you!! Store was clean. Produce was fresh. Lots of parking available in the free lot. Bring your own bags to shop. Cheers to more years and a very Happy Birthday, Jewel-Osco.

Great deals weekly and on weekends there's a free item like a can of bubbly energy drink. Get the…read moreapp. That's where you "clip" the coupons. Without the sales the prices are a bit high. But for free parking plus a cafe area w seating and a bar...and free WiFi plus charging stations. It's so convenient and there's a Chase bank and The Joint and other establishments in this shopping mall. I just wish Jewel Oscos prices were a bit lower. Bc everything else is great! Too bad the customer service at the floral shop is terrible bc I would never buy from there. The only negative thing: (update) The staff person at night 10/11/2025 around 9pm was totally unfriendly and told me to find the price of an item myself by picking up the item to find the sticker price even while I had bags and items in both hands plus my cell phone. So I had a bad taste in my mouth and vowed I would rather go to any other floral shop than the one at Jewel. Besides the bad experience of this, I like Jewels sales and digital coupons bc they are great deals.

I have enjoyed H Mart. They have some great food options. The H Mart downtown has a cool, hip vibe…read moreto it. I have had fruit from H Mart that I really enjoyed, e.g., plums. They have prepared meals, which was very convenient and helpful for me. They even have an area where you can sit and dine if you would like. They have foods and goods that you may not find elsewhere, e.g., Vita Soy soy milk. They also have amazing-appearing prepared foods, e.g., delicious sushi. Their foods seem to be high quality. They have a lot of staff in case you need help shopping. They have lots of snacks. They also have a parking lot, which helps in downtown Chicago.

I stopped by to check it out and it's pretty small with cramped aisles. Snack selection is limited…read more Only two Lays flavors :( and not even close to the variety at 88 Marketplace. Prices are also on the expensive side.

Step right up all Walgreens Everywhere- this is how you design and organize a Walgreens Properly…read more Very well stocked. Beautiful signs and design is seamless for customers. They don't have the maintenance of a parking lot, which I can say that's a big plus in Walgreens market, they seem to not maintain those well enough. They do have security inside. Of course people will stop you outside the door "you got any change". It's the charm of this downtown loop location. I'm very impressed with how nicely this Walgreens is. The prices are a bit higher since it's a prime location, but not more than other convenient stores nearby. Nice staff. Next to the Beautiful Chicago Theatre and the iconic Macy's on State Street. Right off the Red Line for CTA commuters

The 6121 N Broadway store is on the short list of pharmacies that my insurance states must be used…read more I have always had a good experience and attentive staff...until recently. Big staff turnover. Understaffed. Prescription refills can take a week and the store appears not to stock even the most common drugs. I question what would happen if a drug, like an antibiotic was needed immediatly? During my most recent prescription pickup, I was waited on by the rudest, entitled and disrespectful individual. I asked a simple question about a drug pricing and was met with shocking hostility and "attitude". I question why Walgreens, even tho it is now owned by private equity, would want this type of situation or employee to represent their store This experience and the long wait time for refills to be ready, makes me strongly consider moving my prescriptions to Mariano's

Why not? If you have…read morea train to catch or just got off the train and find yourself at the French Market, this is the first vendor you stumble upon. They take up almost the entire entry when you walk in, so you can't miss them. There are plenty of places to pick from once you've made it into the French Market, but if you just want to grab a drink or snack quickly, you most likely will get it here.

Store itself is good..But.I cannot believe the smell. For the past 3-5 years every time I come…read morethere there is a gas leaknsmell.. Maybe ok for customers... but is probably very harmful for workers. Today the smell was particularly bad, and I feel bit nauseated..not sure if this is why..but the owner must be a total jerk to be poisoning workers like that..or.may be not the owner. Maybe the city. But it is clearly messed up. .

This popular farmers market takes place every Tuesday during the warmer months at the attractive…read morePrudential Plaza. You can get flowers, fresh produce, and even fruit pies and preserves produced in the area.

I used to go here every Tuesday during my lunch break. It's a small farmer's market, but there's a…read morelittle bit of everything here. Lots of fresh produce - corn, tomatoes, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, squash, peppers, apples, berries, and much more. There is a lot of variety here. I've also purchased jarred goods here. There's a stand that sells excellent salsas, pasta sauces, and pickled veggies. The homemade portabello mushroom pasta sauce was one of my favorites. You get get honey, fresh bread, pastries, jam, and flowers here, as well. It's popular and crowded at times, especially during lunch time.

We visited this place on the opening day,4th August. Wen we…read morearrived there only to find few vendors. So disappointed... Will try again some other Tuesday.

Hey, five stars to these guys aka vendors as they are "real troupers"=brave and determined…read more It is pouring rain today and the vendors still are friendly with a positive attitude despite the weather. Shoppers can find fresh seasonal produce, plants, cheese, bread, cookies, bagels,etc. (Key word is "seasonal" with the produce.) I decided to take a walk down to the Federal Plaza Farmers Market to see what was fresh. Fresh Asparagus by the pound-you pick it-(out of the basket) and they weigh it! Leeks! Herbs! Peony flowers! I am looking forward to tomato and cucumber season. For now it is asparagus, fresh "Siam Queen" Thai basil from Smits Farms is of a much better quality with larger leaves than I have found in other places in Chicago. Plus reddish-pink peonies. Look for the Alexander Calder "Flamingo" Sculpture-then you know you are in the right spot! FYI-Not all vendor's from one market go to other Chicago City Farmer's Markets during different days of the week. Which makes it all the more interesting to market hop.