The most beautiful grocery store you'll ever walk into around the world. I couldn't believe how…read morecool this spot is. This building used to be home to the Cleveland Trust Company. The rotunda is ginormous and one of a kind. You really have to see it to believe it. I think it's worth it just to come into the grocery store and walk around and take in the atmosphere. There's really nothing else like this.

We will miss you, downtown Heinen's! I hope something else comes along to fill this beautiful space…read moresoon. In the meantime, we will have the memories of the wide selection, ice cream counter, lunch options, etc. to hang onto.

Great high end grocer/deli in DT Cleveland. We could walk there from our airbnb…read more All the necessary basics plus a lot of fun luxury foods/wines. It's extremely pricey, but the convenience is a 10. Their hours are generous.

Small city store. They have hot food and a salad/olive bar. I love that they sell tofts ice cream…read more Their dolmades were also very good.

We ordered hibachi from Dave's for lunch. For $13 it is a huge portion with plenty for leftovers…read more You get 2 sides of yum yum sauce. The overall flavor of both the meal and the sauce is good for a grocery store, but not as good as you would find from an actual hibachi restaurant. Service is quick and in a food court like setting. You ordered and it is prepared in front of you. 2 people check you out.

Edison's Pizza Kitchen available at this location!…read more I visited his Dave's Super Market several times. It's located in Ohio City. It's a very convenient location to browse after checking out West 25th or the West Side Market. Parking lot here is for customers only. The store draws some loitering outside. Pizza: During my latest visit, a lady in the parking lot asked me if there's a pizza place inside this Dave's. I had no idea. Now I know - yes! There is a pizza place (Edison's Pizza Kitchen) right next to the bakery. You can get whole pies, slices, strombolis, calzones, and breads. You can pre-order via Toast. While in this part of the store, check out breads. One of the most notable items sold - bread from Stone Oven Bakery (best in bread!) Store: The store is sparkling clean, well stocked, organized, and spacious. Inventory is extensive. There is liquor store inside even with options like Pickle Vodka! Prices are pretty average. I picked up a pack of High Noons (discounted). Produce section looked really good - fresh and vibrant looking fruit! Patio: This store has pretty nice patio where you can enjoy your food finds or just hang out. Stop in at least once if you're a local resident or a visitor!

Decided to go check out their snack options, since it's not too far away…read more Downtown CVS. Lots of chocolate candy and bare bones other snacks to me. The snacks are the middle and last row. I was looking for the chip section and it only seems to be on the small side sections and part of the last row for chocolate snacks or crackers. There are more chocolate candy options than other snacks.

The head pharmacist here will not take any consideration for people who need medication. He is…read moreworried about getting a paycheck and not about whom needs to be prescribed. People who deal with people getting life changing medications shouldn't look like they don't care about you. He doesn't care and won't even look at you. Anytime you see him he looks extremely upset to be there. He shouldn't be working as a physician if he does not want to help people. He cares about lunch and getting off of work. AVOID THIS PHARMACY EVEN IF YOU LIVE IN THE AREA. Go to Lakewood, they will take better care of you there. This pharmacy should not exist. Replace it with a Walgreens or just get better pharmacists all around. They will close the pharmacy 5 minutes before closing time. They just simply don't care. This is the worst cvs that ever existed!!!!!

You can get mouthwash and a reuben in the same spot. Service was fast. A spot that you can sit and…read morewait/ eat. A sub place inside a grocery market.... ok.

Very interesting little gem off 12th st just downtown. This convenience store has the typical…read moreAmerican junk- crap food, various sodas, tobacco, liquor and wine. BUT it also has various refrigerated, frozen, and dry goods from India! This ranges from ready to microwave meals to dosa batter and yogurt to various dry snacks. Interesting and unexpected Indian mini grocery location.

They store all expired food and doesn't do any exchange if customers wanna trade any even if your…read moreare willing to pay extra ,if any one know a way to report this store please do it don't encourage this guys to store all expired food and they charge extra than normal

I shop here for the first time today and my good experience was destroyed at check out when the…read morelady who is suppose to help you when needed called me by the wrong gender. It angered me and had me wondering if she was blind as I'm obviously a male. Her apology was "things happen." It was only three shoppers scanning and she spent most of her time helping another dude and seemed irritated by my raised hand w/vocal help request. It appears every food market has at least one knucklehead on board. Btw, no cashiers, self checkout only. The food choices were good and had items not seen much in the area, like the lobster balls I copped. There are lots of tables where you can eat. If I worked nearby and got an hour to grub this would be my main lunch spot. I love the ambiance of the store. Being my first time I navigated each aisle to find out where things were. The free parking is as convenient as it gets and you can push your cart out to your car, unlike Marcs.

Impromptu yet fun visit. Lots of vegetables, meat, and healthy options to choose from. Fresh items…read moreto buy, daily. I visited in December 2025 with my friend fellow Yelper, Olga. We had just come from the Yelpies (Yelp Awards) and I was dropping her off at her apartment but then I saw this market on the way so I stopped in. I had been meaning to visit Fairfax Market for a long time now so I'm glad that I finally got to visit. FOOD -- This is a huge grocery store with lots of food and drink options to choose from, such as snacks, meats (chicken, beef, fish), bread, milk, etc. I heard that they even have cooking demonstrations too. What I bought for all under $11 -- a big bunch of bok choy, 2 small stalks of broccoli, a small Arm and Hammer brand toothpaste, bananas, and 2 packages of tea biscuits. The bok choy was delicious that just recently, in April 2026, I drove by Fairfax and almost thought of going in to buy bok choy but I had a long day and I was too tired to stop. SERVICE -- My friend and I were greeted upon walking inside by a friendly security guard. Checking-out was easy and quick. I will be back whenever I am in the area again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 24/250 total reviews in 2026 - 865 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

Great bright store. So many candy options. They have Cleveland memorabilia and nostalgic drinks and…read moresigns. The selection is vast and I'm sure you can find something you will like.

Who doesn't love sweets/candy?!?! Well, I met someone once who hates cake but no one is judging her…read more:) As for me, give me all the chocolate (milk not dark). Let's get into this review.... I visited for the first time on a Friday evening in early October 2024. I never knew this candy store existed so it was fun to check it out. I had just finished dinner at Pizza 216 down the street so as I was walking back to my car, I stumbled upon Rocket Fizz. My friend who was with me has been here before and said she loved the candy shop. We briefly decided to stop in to browse, mostly because I was curious and wanted to visit. All the bright colours from the outside looking inside enticed me to enter and will probably entice you too (see my attached photos). SWEETS GALORE -- If you enjoy sweets/candy then this is your sugar heaven! You'll find all sorts of chocolate, soft drinks (soda/pop), chips, gum, etc. They sell many drinks and chips from Asia that have unique flavours (something you may find in Japan or Korea) so I thought that was cool. I saw plenty of bubble tea drinks and traditional soft drinks such as Coke and orange flavoured drinks. I only browsed for about 5 minutes with my friend but I ended up buying some taffy's (chewy sweets) which cost 15 cents each. Most of their chocolate bars were an average cost of $6+ for a small size. I also bought a "Hubba Bubba" (bubblegum) that is shaped as tape so it's called Bubble Tape. If you have kids or a niece and nephew, bring them here as they will love it even though your dentist might not. I had fun browsing and while I wanted to buy a unique sweet/candy item, I just did not feel like spending too much money right then. The two store associates working that evening were friendly and answered all my questions. I'll certainly be back as I'm a sweet tooth. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 128/150 total reviews in 2024 - 777 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 9 December 2024

Fantastic deli right in the middle of the fun downtown. Delicious deli classics served fast. Your…read morehunger won't last long and you'll be back out seeing the sights. Roomy and comfortable inside. For the win: New Yorker Sandwich with a side of thousand island.

I ordered the club sandwich, and although I wish I could've eaten it fresh, it was still delicious…read morehours later and the next day. Definitely swing by Al's deli and enjoy a nice curated sandwich!

This ALDI location is an acquired taste. It's an interesting urban experience. I never feel…read moreparticularly relaxed in this part of town and at this store. It's one of my least favorite locations, I seldom stop here. AMBIANCE: Your typical ALDI experience and layout. A lot of shelves are disorganized or actively being restocked. It's a constant work in progress. INVENTORY: Seasonally, you can find a lot of fun holiday merch. There is extensive Christmas inventory all marked down. You can find New Year Eve party box with decor and cheesy must-have hats, crowns. I certainly purchased one, gotta have it or else is it even a holiday?! AOS (Aisle of Stuff) is a must stroll for random finds bringing you all the joy. You can find 2026 calendars. You can find cat advent calendars. You can find Lego-like knock-offs for gifting. You can also find discounted books! For instance, Crash by the trending Freida McFadden is an option here but sold out at other ALDI stores. It's a very thrilling read! Mundane inventory is lacking big time. I was shopping for NYE charcuterie and the options were scarce. There were much less cheese options than at other AlDI locations. Lunch meat really looked questionable. Some salami pieces were brownish. I couldn't figure out if it was frostbite or spoilage. In any case, this inventory shouldn't be on the sales floor. Overall, I found one thing I was looking for, and settled several times. I plan to go to other ALDI stores. SERVICE: Service here is never especially good. During my last visit I was barricaded in the aisles twice by employees. Once the employee was stocking AOS, blocked me from browsing the shelves. Second time I was trapped in the pasta aisle as the employee had a passionate discussion with the customer. These instances were annoying after a long day. ENTRANCE: The store is accessible from Euclid and Carnegie Avenues. The entrance from Euclid Avenue may require a U-turn (not permitted). The entrance from Carnegie is a little sketchy and is often obstructed by the delivery vehicles. I find both inconvenient. The parking lot and entry are quite sketchy in the evening. Overall, this store is good if your shopping list is simple and you live in the area. If you're looking for something in particular or want product variety, this is not the place. After my most recent visit, I will visit other locations before NYE to get everything I want.

This Aldi was my go-to grocery spot back when I used to live in Cleveland. It did require having a…read morecar because it's kind of just in the middle of Euclid avenue and the public transport in Cleveland is poor at best, so I only started shopping here after I bought a car in 2020. All this said: The prices here were the best of any grocery store that I found in the city. The quality of the produce was actually fantastic too, even better than some of the other stores closer to me (including Dave's market, which is a nice local grocery spot!). They had a great selection of seasonal things too both including produce (e.g. some of the most delicious cherries, grapes, peaches, and plums I've had), as well as snacks in general (e.g. well priced Halloumi cheese, omg!!! and smoked salmon, chips, cookies, etc.). I could almost always get 100% of what I needed at Aldi, so I would really only use other stores if there was something very specific I needed, or just for convenience. Really the only other store in Cleveland that I thought surpassed Aldi re: quality was Heinen's (the downtown location), but they had much higher prices too. Overall really miss Aldi -- now that I'm back in Austin, there is an Aldi but it's way up north so it's far, thus I really never shop there now. I miss it, it's a great resource! As a side note, to those who've never been: what I'm told is that Aldi is a sister-company to Trader Joes; supposedly it was started by one of the co-founders who had a different vision for work flow. Aldi's stores have fewer overall employees (I usually see like 1-2 cashiers, and maybe 1 person or 2 on the whole grocery store floor). The checkers do check you out, but you bag up all your groceries yourself in the back of the store, they don't have store baggers. You can buy reuseable bags, or bring your own. This particular Aldi also has quarter locks to keep carts from vanishing, i.e. to get a cart, you insert a quarter to unlock the latch that connects it to the rest of the shopping carts. When you leave the store, you get a quarter back when you re-latch the cart onto the chain of other carts (incentivizes bring it back as well).s