Somehow I haven't been to this one, or at least haven't reviewed it. Stopped in after going to…read morethree others looking for a specific whipped cream item (maybe seasonal?) and some sandals (definitely seasonal.) Didn't find either. But, liked the location. Decent parking, open and bright inside, the usual selection of Aldi items. They usually have most of the staples you need, but maybe not everything for a standard weekly shopping trip. And then they have some surprising unusual items or flavors. Definitely worth checking in once in awhile and picking up something new. Lots of self checkout lanes now, at most locations. Remember to bring bags and a quarter (I almost always forget.)

I was planning to be in the neighborhood and have been meaning to shop at ALDI more often, so I…read moremade sure to bring a quarter, my own bags, and a shopping list. We all know that ALDI is one of the cheapest places to grocery shop while still getting quality products. I just wish there were more of them around. The one closest to me is rather small and I always forget it's there. Anyhoo, this ALDI is located directly off Morse Rd., has a large parking lot, and is pretty big inside. I appreciate how spacious it is, especially during the time of COVID. While a few social distancing rules are in place (masks required and spaced out while in line) people were not exactly being the safest. I also noticed that they only had 2 checkout lines open on a busy Sunday afternoon and the lines were backed up in the aisle making it difficult to shop with distance. They also weren't monitoring how many people were in the store and it was crowded. I would definitely recommend coming at off hours, like during the week day. Ok, ok, back to the normal stuff. I was specifically looking for gluten free items and I found a ton and all reasonably priced. My cashier was friendly and bless her heart for that. Other customers were not so much. Everything was in stock, which was impressive on the weekend. The produce looked fresh and I grabbed up a few things like zucchini. All in all, I'd shop here again. I just recommend skipping a trip on the weekend and swinging by when it's not as busy.

Thank you Melanie S. for the review or I never would have known about this market…read more They sell all local products produced on Ohio farms- Shagbark, Snowville Creamery and New Albany organics among others. The produce was pretty picked over the day I visited, but I did score some beautiful fresh lettuce, jalapenos and Snowville whipping cream. The meat case was well stocked and they had some nice looking cheeses. I could see some tasty charcuterie boards happening after a stop here.

Beechwold Farm Market is Swainway Organic's year round in door market on Indianola Ave. They have…read moremushrooms and microgreens (of course!) and are adding to their selection of greens, dairy, local meat, and baked goods. There were some fantastic looking bagels and pasta. There is also ice cream from one of the local dairies, and live plants and a lending library. I'm kind of rambling, but I thought it was adorable and plan to return often!

Stumbled on this, and I think it's pretty new. They're open, but a few of the display cases are…read moreempty, and they were getting some big deliveries. I've been to the other locations, this one is much smaller. Decent selection of dry goods, produce, drinks, snacks, and meats. Also a small restaurant, although I had just had Mexican the other day and I didn't see a menu. Wish I'd known it was here sooner. Will be back I'm sure.

No service because, phone number on website states number no longer in service! If they have a new…read morenumber, they need to post the correct number!

Great assortment, dont get the meat. The meat was not good but the meat served to the Latina guy…read morebefore me looked amazing.

Finally found some really good Mexican food. Yes we are in good judges as we have lived in…read moreCalifornia for the last 50 years. This place gets it.

This is a very small farmer's market. I guess you could say they make up for the volume with added…read moreenthusiasm. They have the standard variety of produce, but no baked good, yet, anyway.

Great whole foods and healthy choice shopping at this supermarket…read more Can we talk for a minute about the great produce section? They're really a lot of great selections here. The deli and meat department are also top-notch. And there is an enormous bulk nuts and candy section where you can measure out your favorite selections and bag them. Fresh Thyme is really a unique shopping experience for groceries and even though I live close to the center of Columbus, it is well worth making the drive to come here for the quality & variety of healthy food that is available!

This is the place i run to when I need probiotic items and beets. I k own that's weird as other…read moremarkets also have probiotics but this one has the best golden beets that are always fresh. They have a lot of whole wheat items and vegan selections as well. Since half my family members are predominately plant based I find more selections here than I often do at whole foods. Today, I want to give a shout out to the bagger, Evan. All the baggers at this location are usually good but he was exceptional. He took care in packing my items. It was like he was a Tetris ninja. Bags weren't over or under stuffed.... Everything just fit perfectly within the bags without items being squished or packed with items that they shouldn't be packed with. (Ie: meat with fruit. Bread with cans etc). @freshthymefarmersmarket

I have loved Trader Joe's since college but I didn't Yelp back then so I feel like it's time show…read morethem the love they deserve. I typically frequent the Sawmill location but I was at Easton anyways and it's pretty much the same if not slightly bigger. There are so many different things I love to get on a regular basis but I will highlight a few favorites in my pictures. The staff are always so friendly despite crowds and lines on weekends, and the prices are always on point. If you are busy and want to eat good food with minimal effort on budget, this is your spot.

Trader Joe's has become my default grocery stop when I want something a little different--or when I…read moreneed to feel better about spending money on snacks I didn't plan for. One of my favorite things about shopping here is that it feels less like an errand and more like a fun little game to discover something new. It's the kind of thing I'd mention if someone asked, "So what did you get into this weekend?"--because yes, wandering the aisles counts as an activity in my book. You walk in and the flower section is overflowing with fresh bundles that look way more expensive than they are. I've grabbed plenty--mums, thistles, lilies--and they last longer than anything I've picked up at big chain stores. Even a $5 bouquet makes the week feel brighter. The layout is easy to navigate without feeling crowded, and the staff are always kind if you need help. You'll see everyone from college students to grandparents to parents with kids shopping, and it never feels intimidating. There's a low-key community vibe, too. People will chat about what's good, especially if you look undecided in front of the freezer section. I've ended up trying things because someone insisted I had to--like the Watermelon Cucumber Cooler. A stranger was raving about it, so I grabbed a bottle, and she was right. Make sure you drink it cold. I've been swapping snack reviews with my nephew. He's hooked on the Spicy Tempura Seaweed Snack--light, crispy, salty, with a little heat. I'm partial to their bruschetta sauce and the hot fudge, which somehow doesn't taste like the usual heavy fudge. The lemonades are usually the reason I come here. The Jalapeño Limeade, Spicy Mango Lemonade, and classic Limeade are always in my fridge. Refreshing without being too sweet, and perfect for mixing drinks. Prices are fair enough that you can try something new without feeling like you've splurged. Whether you eat vegan, gluten-free, or just want to try something different, there's something here for everyone. The freezer meals can be hit or miss. Some need a little extra seasoning, but the Chicken Shawarma Bowl is a solid quick lunch. If you have an air fryer, grab the Jalapeño & Cream Cheese Crispy Wontons--they turn out golden and crunchy every time. Their sauces deserve a shoutout. The Peri-Peri Sauce is fantastic on tacos or eggs--tangy, smoky, and way more flavorful than you'd expect for a $3 bottle. And while you're in line, don't skip the greeting cards. They're 99 cents and surprisingly cute. Trader Joe's even has an Instagram and a podcast with recipes and ideas, which is fun if you like feeling part of the community. Overall, this is the kind of store you walk into for groceries and leave with a few treats, something new to love, and maybe a bouquet. If you've been here, share your must-try recommendations--I'm always looking for something different to throw in the cart.

Great service Clean ambiance…read moreBold flavors in food. Friendly staff ..............................

This place is truly outstanding. They are an ethnic grocery store with some prepared food. I came…read moreher to pick up an order for the Too Good to Go program. It's so nice to have a neighborhood store as an alternative to big box retail.