Great store, my go-to pharmacy and grocery store. Always clean. Always very professional people,…read moreand I truly enjoy shopping at this location. The right size too, not one of those gigantic stores.

I shop here out of convenience. I will no longer shop here. Yesterday was the final day due to the…read morelack of open cashier lines. Management was standing around talking to a customer about personal stuff while there was ONE line open with 8 people in line and 2 self check out lines open with 7 or 8 customers in each of them. By the time I got to the cashier, my frozen food was thawed out. The produce, especially the fruit is terrible quality. Many of the outdoor plants have no prices. The last few times that I purchased baked goods, they were dry and tasteless. From this day forward I will drive to a different store. This is specifically the Giant Eagle in Berea OH.

Wonderful fresh kielbasa and such a huge variety of sausages and kielbasas. The people working the…read moremeat counter definitely know their meat! Also, they do a Sunday rib cookout. But get there early or you will miss it. Their various salads are really good.

We used to go there a lot when the weather was nice and they had sausage tasting. The sausage was…read moremostly the draw for us, because the rest of their meats, condiments, and such are mostly overpriced. Now the sausage has gotten so expensive that we don't even go there anymore.

Well, it might just be me, but Giant Eagle in Fairview is just okay, you know like meh. I have…read morelived in Fairview the last 15 years, within walking distance to the store, so one would think it would be my go to grocery store...nope. The store is never fully stocked, the seafood department closed during COVID and is stocked with frost covered items. The ladies at the check out are competent and nice enough but there is no urgency on a busy afternoon or the lines are way too long. When I need something last minute, I will run to this location, always hoping for the best.

If you shop the items in their weekly circular, you can save some good money. However, at regular…read moreprices, their items are priced very high. I would have given five stars if it had better pricing. What really bothers me is the isle clutter that takes place during the day by stockers. When I worked in this profession back in the 80's, shelves were stocked and faced at night when the store was closed. It was then in tip top shape at opening time.

Basically, a large convenient store. Nothing like the Bi Rite supermarket I remember at this…read morelocation many years ago.

Large sign on front door states they will not serve you if you aren't wearing a mask. After I…read moregrabbed my purchase and handed over my money, I noticed the owners were not wearing masks! I will never patronize this establishment again.

My Grandsons father bought him their brand of AD ointment. I used it tonight and that baby had such…read morea severe reaction I almost took him to the ER! His poor butt and man hood all the way up to his belly swelled and was fire engine red. I immediately took him to the sink to wash it off. After a half hour the swelling went down and looks much better. I want to know what fragrance is added. Because that is the only thing I can think that triggered this. I was apprehensive about using it because it had a very strong smell. NOTE when the baby came back from visitation with dad, he handed her this ointment. When we checked his diaper we immediately took him to the ER it was that bad. As a mom myself I NEVER seen such a rash.

This is a great local store that has everything you need. I think of it more as a mini Walmart than…read morea local grocery store. The prices are comparable to any local store. It's not inexpensive by any means, but it is convenient and not higher than whatI'd expect from any comparable store. Having said that, it sometimes feels like they're trying to do too much. It's like they're trying to offer too much. The store often feels claustrophobic to me- with any open space shoved to the brim with merchandise. And it's not necessarily essential merchandise. For example- they have a DVD bin. Is that necessary? Also, near the produce are a few racks of clothes and dresses. Are there a bunch of locals looking to try on dresses at their local drug mart? I think space would have been better served by offering less stuff and maybe more produce. I do feel like they offer interesting food and flavors sometimes. It's interesting to see what impulse items they have on the side shelves. The workers are always very nice and personable and are a bright spot to every visit. If I were to offer a suggestion- decrease the items you offer by 15-20% to make more space in the store. Get rid of items that make the store feel dated and junkie like DVD's and weird clothes. And focus on all the other great stuff you do offer.

I compare grocery stores to H-E-B, which was recently voted the best grocery store in the country…read more Heinen's does a decent job ... better than many across the country. First, this place is very clean, and aisles are labeled very well. The employees on my visit were exceptionally polite. Prices here are reasonable in comparison to other grocers. Selection here is another story. I visit grocery stores all over the country in search of local/regional products. Though it offers Ohio-based products, Heinen's has more than its fair share of products produced my multi-national corporations. I'm totally not against that. I do, however, want to see more than a brand or two that isn't Vlasic, Oscar Meyer, or General Foods.

First time coming here, primarily came here to grab some of my usual go-to's. This store is pretty…read morecomprehensive when it comes to grocery selection, prices on everything are all pretty fair, great selection of hot food if you're trying to grab a small little bite. Great selection of alcohol products and they even have a little selection of non-alcoholic options. The store is a little busy, checking out could take some time here and there but overall, it's definitely a great spot to get your groceries from. Parking lot is usually half full so it should be an issue trying to find a parking spot. It's located in a strip mall but it's never that busy either I've never seen the parking lot past half full.

While they have been in operation for nearly two decades on this street, their move to this…read morelocation happened within the last few years. This space houses their cafe and roasting operations. If you're planning to check it out, there is parking out front and alongside the building. If you're in a rush, you can use the drive-thru for your brewed coffee and espresso drinks and even order ahead for pickup on any beans or grounds. The space is cozy and lends itself to a quick grab-and-shop. Would recommend for those looking for a local coffee option, especially if you need coffee making supplies or local snacks to pair with your coffee.

Very nice people…read more They have a drive thru The place is cute Coffee is ok - just not my favorite

Just shopping here again after they reopened bridge by turnpike on Bagley…read more Don't know if it was just a bad day, but everyone I encountered had a crappy and unfriendly attitude. I would suggest management have a little sit down with employees and explain if they don't want to act friendly towards their customers, perhaps working at a neighborhood grocery store is not the job for them. One thing no business has is "too many" customers. I like to shop and support local and small businesses whenever I can, so hopefully this was just a one-off experience.

I used to Love Shakers. I was there this past Sunday. The cashier barely greeted me. I had to…read morebag my own groceries. Shakers used to bag your goods and take your bags to your car. Now, eh, that would be too much like providing service. I have had two kids that worked there and even they appreciated the service provided to the customers. The costs have gone up and the service has gone down. So sad!