It's a great store early in the morning when the music is not turned up, I don't understand why…read morestores feel the need to blast music. The store is clean with a terrific selection in all departments. Some of the cashiers can't quite seem to get the grasp of how to use the scanner but overall it's a lovely store and I'm glad we live nearby. Very convenient for us.

Amazing butcher options - aged beef and butcher grade cuts. Nice pork cuts and the brats options…read moreare amazing. Great sales deals!!

Not a lot of selection and only one checker with 4 self service stands…read more No brand names, much of what we wanted was not available.

This has become one of my regular weekly shopping areas because of the price and quality of food…read more Main reason the "quality" is better is due to it being a German company where European countries have a more stringent regulation on what can be inside products. So, you can definitely find organics, a surprising selection for the small grocery store at good prices. The biggest challenge is whether it will be there when you shop. I have been trying to time the most ideal day and time to shop. Organic strawberries tend to be picked through and you have to watch out about them (and other perishables) being already overriped. Best place to go to for avocados and pineapples and dates. If you have an autoimmune disease and want to avoid bankruptcy from shopping at the other store off Woodruff Road (though to be fair, I haven't been by it for awhile), shop at Aldi's since you can also get grass fed ground beef for $3.99/lb and they are in one pound package!! They also have refrigerated coconut milk (hubby) and all the cow kind, organic, etc. Our main list includes the hummus, eggs, coconut milk, pineapple, plantains, dates, avocados, organic kale, onions, garlic. Sometimes I get their GF Crackers, pretzels and mixes (brownie/lava cake is awesome). If I don't buy fresh wild caught salmon elsewhere, I get their frozen one so we get more omega-3! When it's cycling season, I buy a bunch of coconut water. When hubby out of town or the kids and I want normal food, I definitely get the trail mixes, croissants, and yes ice cream! The other week, I bought a bunch of their seasonal German cookies to try as our eldest daughter was in Germany visiting her German boyfriend's parent and did a video on trying German snack foods. We made a spoof and sent it to her for Thanksgiving as it's great they carry them here. Very thankful Aldi is here locally. Just be sure to have a quarter with you as that's the only way to get a shopping cart. You get it back when you return it. That's how they keep overhead down. Same as bags. You better bring your own, or else find the empty box cartons to carry your goods. I love this mindset and is the norm in most of Europe. Had I not shopped at Aldi before, my husband would still be trying to pull the shopping cart out from the other one without realizing how to get them disconnected from each other. Only downside to this place is, it's puny space. They renovated it last year which really didn't actually expand the footprint size. Lines are still long so don't ever think you can jump in and out in a jiffy. And though it's renovated, it still seems to have a crowded dirty feel, in comparison to other grocery stores in the area. However, I'm not planning on eating or hanging out there. And since it's on the busy Woodruff Road, I'm glad there's a way to go through the back road and get to traffic lights. High marks for products - price, types. Marked down some due to long lines, that clutter feeling and some perishable products being already spoiled but that's to be expected with organic products without the chemicals to keep the outside looking good but is bad for our insides.

Pretty good sandwiches here. Ordered the Lady Liberty and it was stuffed with good quality meat and…read morecheeses. Bread was nice and crusty and sandwich wasn't dry at all. Picked up a huge heath bar brownie for $4 which was huge, the size of a brick. Can easily be split between 4 people; the brownie part was OK, but it was covered in a ton of heath bar. Would definitely return for lunch

Been getting my steaks and the weekend butchers grind for burgers from this place for years now…read more Great quality meats. The folks are fun and knowledgeable. It has been great to see this place grow to what it is today.

Little grocery store with a ton of locally grown offerings. I had no idea there were so many…read moredifferent types of watermelon...orange? Really? I became acquainted with several local brands through my visits here. I did not know there was a mushroom farm nearby or the number of places to get duck and quail eggs. Raw milk is of course there, butter, etc and of course check the scratch and dent section in the corner near the exits for discounted items. They are open til 6 so enough to grab something for dinner on the way home. My only complaint is there is never enough Cajun boiled peanuts to satisfy the cravings but even the regular are really good and the staff is aces.

Staff is friendly and helpful when there. The problem is keeping hours as posted and expected.read more

These types of shops are my favorite, and Oil & Vinegar in downtown Greenville is no exception…read more Beautiful setup, clean and organized inside. Tons of different fun things to try before you buy. I think I ended up buying 2-3 that day, but I wanted so many more! Just a great selection of so many goodies. It was my first time in Greenville, and anytime I come back I'll definitely make a pitstop here!

Yes, yes, yesssssss!!! I loved my visit here! Delicious oils and incredibly tasty vinegar! You must…read morestop in! I wasn't sure what I wanted to try, so I asked the employee to match some things up for me, and she did Not disappoint! Everything she presented to me made me want to eat at her dinner table lol Wonderful staff, delicious products, and beautiful displays. I can't wait to visit again!

I really enjoyed my first visit to the Feed and Seed Market at Judson Mill, at the suggestion of my…read moresister. It's a big open store with really friendly and helpful people. Every thing in the store is locally sourced including the food in the cafe. There are candles, local honey(honey sticks too), dairy products, jellies, jams, fresh beans, barbecue sauces, local strawberries, as well healthy food options. The cafe serves breakfast items, baked goods, pasta salads, hoagies, soups of the day and hot/now pizza. The pizza choice was cheese pizza and pepperoni. It's a nice sized slice of pizza for $2, and it tasted good. In the refrigerated section they have many heat and serve options like lasagna and chicken Alfredo for $12. There is also a comfortable place to sit and drink a cup of coffee. If you haven't visited The Feed and Seed Market, stop by and check it out, I will be visiting again soon.

What a LIFESAVER! I had made dessert for Wednesday night supper at church...then realized that…read morepumpkin spice bars might not be that well received (although I loved them). Headed to Feed add Seed and depleted their Chocolate Chip Cookies, their Blueberry Muffins AND their Cranberry Muffins. Spent LESS on the chef made items than I had on the ingredients for the pumpkin spice bars I had spent my entire morning baking. I won't make that mistake again! The next time I need bakery items, Feed & Seed will be my "go to!" WHEW! And PLENTY of free parking.

Excellent Ground Ostrich, Best Customer Service Experience, Fresh Food, and flawless Farm to Table…read moremeat market ambiance.

Great produce selection and even greater people! Tammy is always knowledgeable and helpful!read more

I love stopping at Country Corner on my way home from Greenville, SC to Akron, OH. Because they…read moreare conveniently located on HWY 25 and their produce is so good I don't mind delaying my trip home just so I can pick up either strawberries or peaches to take home with me. The strawberries, I believe, come from Strawberry Hill which has some of the best tasting strawberries. Last month I stopped at the Country Corner to pick up peaches for my trip home. The peaches where better than any I can find in Ohio. In fact, when I arrived home with my peaches there were peaches at my home from aunt who had visited from Michigan while I was away. The SC peaches were so much better. The flavor of the SC peaches from Country Corner had so much more and better flavor. I also tried their Peach tea. It was better than tea from brands found in large grocery stores. The folks who operate the store are down to earth, friendly, and very helpful.