Clean, well-stocked, decent prices--some higher, some lower than other places--though I wouldn't…read moremind paying a little more for some items because I want this place to stay! Owner and employees are also very friendly. Lovely addition to the neighborhood.

Grew up in the neighborhood and this is a great place for your ideal needs when you can't make it…read moreto the actual grocery store. They carry a variety of drinks and snacks from all over the world. Anything from frozen to fresh food. Household cleaning supplies to candles for a birthday cake. The owner is really down to earth, nice and the service is great. Being a newer store to the area I can only see this place getting better over time. Check it out.

Stopped by last week to check out what new management has done. They had no bread, no lunch meat -…read morejust liquor! And chips. It's no longer a corner store. So sad. A part of our neighborhood is gone :( I will not be patronizing this establishment.

Nice and Small fruit market very reasonably priced with a meat deli they have some great cuts of…read moremeat at very nice prices. Their prices beat the larger stores by a lot and if you live close by stop in. J&P has been a local community store for over 25 years and even with a much larger fruit market and deli just half a block away their still able to beat the prices of the bigger guy and offer great mean and produce. Thanks Jimmy for the many years of service in our community

I'm glad that "Adrian's Fresh Market" exists in the neighborhood because often times I just want a…read morefew items for the week and I want to have the shopping done quickly and without having to drive. Adrian's is designed to serve the neighbors for their quick needs, last minute items, and etc. The items sold here, for the most part, are hispanic-focused. With that being said, if you try to look for particular, major name-brand goods, it is best to be directed to large-scale supermarkets. Their kitchen also serves tacos and tortas! However, you would want to get there before 6pm. I think one time my partner got to Adrian's right before the cutoff and was turned away. Anyways, I had their asada and pastor tacos and they were very good considering they came from a neighborhood grocery store. Spicy green salsa and lime wedges were included as well. My mom was a regular to Adrian's since she didn't want to go far to get her daily groceries whenever she came and visited me in Chicago. She would sometimes get the pozole rojo on the weekends and I personally enjoyed it as well. Overall, the existence of "Adrian's Fresh Market" has been a wonderful experience for the neighborhood residents. We will certainly continue to patronize this business.

I been a customer for years but lately i been grabbing alot of expired moldy food. I complained to…read morea so call manager or cashier and he literally just laughed and said i was the only one complaining. Such a shame i will no longer be buying food here. BEWARE OF MOLDY FOOD

I've lived 1/2 a block away from this place for almost a year now, so this review is long overdue…read more Slightly less organized/upscale than my previous neighborhood market, Bucktown Food & Liquors, they still manage to provide us with the basics. Milk, chorizo, eggs, cheese, soda, cigarettes, toilet paper, etc, along with an eclectic supply of household items and grocery items. If I need some Sazon, a mousetrap, or a mop, this is the place to go. If I need a hunk of cheddar, I might be out of luck. It's a bit hit and miss on selection. One week there might be 5 kinds of canned soups, the next, just one. Recently, they have added more fresh items, so basic herbs/vegetables are sporadically available, along with fresh tortillas daily. Premium items are finding their way onto their shelves, so you'll see Stouffers and Ben and Jerry's in here these days. The owners are the nicest people in the world and extend credit if you are a few bucks short as they are a cash only shop - an extra star for that. Oddly enough, they do take LINK, but no credit cards. No booze either, so you'll have to make the trip over to Dorothy's for that. A great place to pick up those forgotten odds and ends and to gossip a bit about neighborhood business - every neighborhood needs to have one of these and we're very lucky to have such a friendly one.

Handy corner grocery run by a nice family, that you should support if you live nearby. They have…read morea lot of stuff crammed in a small space, both 'Hispanic' and 'general' food products incl. many different soft drinks, juice etc., snacks, pastries, they get fresh tortillas in daily; they have a few produce items like onions, jalapeños, bananas. I guess they are catering to the somewhat transitioning hood with a few items like Haagen Dazs ice cream and Wolfgang Puck canned soups ( at a better price than Ive seen at the supermarket.) Also have some baby supplies, socks, T shirts, pet food, light bulbs, cleaning products, Super Glue, aspirin, cigarettes, etc. They take LINK. I don't think they take credit cards but they will sometimes give credit to regular customers . Hours are ca. 9 AM to 9 PM M-Sat. and they close at 8 PM on Sunday. English, Spanish and Arabic spoken.

I was walking past and they had a chalkboard sign for Horchata Ube lattes, which is literally what…read moreyou would use to lure me into an unmarked van. It was delicious and I got it with a little croissant and the whole thing was only $8. Amazing. They also had a great selection of little housemaid dips and things. Would definitely come back.

...It's a bodega? Someone keep me honest, but I think the definition fits…read more Being a bodega, they have some things for which I will accept no substitutes. Surprisingly, all of these homemade items are reasonably priced! Their Pico de Gallo is one such example. I've tried the Pico from Whole Foods, Mariano's, Cermak, Morelia, and others, and none of them come close. The Tres Leches cake is soft, flavorful, and soaked with delicious sweet milk. This is, without an exaggeration, better than some cakes of the same name I've had for three times the money in sit-down restaurants. The marinated chicken is thin and bursting with flavor. I've made this in the pan, in the air fryer, and both have been excellent. I haven't extensively tried marinated chicken from larger grocery stores, but perhaps due to the thickness alone, Salsa's is superior (at the very least, nowhere near inferior). The Queso Blanco is fantastic. It is velvety and smooth, with the kind of mild, savory flavor that makes me want to put it on everything that isn't dessert. However, the yellow queso did not land in the same way. Especially since they'd added likely pre-shredded cheese from the bag (which comes with anti-caking agents like starch), and this worked against anything it otherwise had going for it. Outside of these items, and the home-made tamales (only available on weekends - not had any yet), the rest of the experience is what I would expect from a family run bodega. Some items are prices comparable to the grocery store, and others are highway robbery. They also have repackaged items, which might work for spices, but not for the inimitable, imitation Bac'n bits. Why, other than to look fancy and char In terms of service, it is a mixed bag. Depending on who is on shift, the service you get may be more curt or cordial, but never unpleasant. Final verdict: There are some items that I will go out of my way to Salsa's for. At the same time, if I find myself needing ketchup or cheese slices, I will instead use one of the big chains.

Friendly people, owner has been in the neighborhood many years and knows everybody. Store is always…read moreclean and organized

Great neighborhood shop with delightful staff, great liquor selection and great prices.read more

You can always count on Rogers Park Fruit Market. Everything and every time you will find fresh…read moreproduce.

I do grocery here since 2014. They have parking, which makes life easier to do grocery…read more I bought fish, chicken, steak from here. Veggies & fruit good here too. You will get lots of ethical food here. Services are good.

I will spare you the waxing poetic about the pros and cons about farmers markets as a category. I…read morewill also spare the complaining about the neighboring El station not having an elevator and having the wrangle a granny cart up the stairs. All this said, Glenwood Sunday Market is a smaller market, but a no-less wonderful experience. There was an okay variety, selling produce, dairy, eggs, desserts, flowers, and meat. While not as vast as Green City Market, that's okay - it's not meant to be. While it cost more than Whole Foods, I left with some real, home-made-like items, including a wonderful jam, apple pie, and the best blueberries I've had in my life, among others. Final verdict: Glenwood Sunday Market is a fantastic local market that should not be missed, as long as it's not too far of a hike. Would recommend? Yes. Would return? Yes.

The coolest market. I go to this pretty much every Sunday in the summer. The ambiance, the…read moreproducts, the people, the vibe, the neighborhood. Great to hang out after the market, enjoy a beer, and people watch. The vendors here are great, and super friendly. Stamper Cheese, the mushroom guy, many great produce farms. Easily my favorite farmer's market.