If you need to film a movie about 1950s or 1960s America, and you need to shoot in a family owned…read morepharmacy, this is the place. Friendly staff and pharmacists, sure, but the intangibles of an old school pharmacy are all here: decent candy selection at the cash register area, newspaper rack with local and out of town papers, and a load of non health related merchandise. Need to buy envelopes, shaving cream, pencils, notebooks, and an alarm clock? This is your place. Need to fill a prescription and have a real human being with a personality discuss it with you? Step right this way. They still have little magnetic calendars for your kitchen with their info on it (free of course). Surprisingly it has the correct date when you would not be surprised if it read "1963." Honest to goodness, go into this place and look around, it will blow you away. I'm afraid and hopeful at the same time that I'll walk out and the parking lot will be filled with giant 60s American cars, and I will be back in the Kennedy era. Hasn't happened yet, but we'll see. A bit pricier than big box and chain stores? Indeed. But you get what you pay for. And this is so worth the price.

Locally owned pharmacy. Don't be mistaken that big chain pharmacy's have better prices my out of…read morepocket dropped considerably by moving my scripts to Tremont. The staff are alway kind and willing to talk to you about your medication. They also have an amazing selection of educational toys I have to admit this is where I've shopped for my nice and nephews and they have never been disappointed!!

This is a good and clean location with friendly staff. The pharmacy is good too but can get busy…read more Prices sometimes are higher than Kroger.

Ckean store nice , friendly customer service . I use pharmacy and shop and use getgo advantage pay…read more, nothing bad to say

Great convenience store. the gentleman there are always so friendly and helpful. The customer…read moreservice is top notch. I go out of my way to choose to shop there because of how they treat me. The store has all the typical supplies you would expect to find at a convenience store and if they don't have it they will try and order it for you. It's a nice store to have in my neighborhood.

Kinda annoying hearing a fire alarm panel blaring while shopping. Probably was malfunctioning. But…read moreotherwise, the store is pretty cute!

Although this would not be a replacement for my regular grocery shopping, I was nicely surprised…read morewith the variety and prices here. The store was clean and nicely laid out. I think where this store really stands out is with meat and dairy products. Lots of organic choices and prices were significantly lower than at the major grocery stores. Some of the produce did not look the freshest to me. They also carry a number of Asian food specialties. There is no self service checkout and only one register was open when I visited, so I could see the checkout process being slow here if it was busy.

I heard about discount outlet through friends posts online. Then I started getting all the…read moreadvertisements in the mail afterwards. I had the day off today so I figured I would kill time and check this place out. I was not disappointed I got a lot for less. I didn't necessarily need anything in particular but was just there to see what they had. I came out with more than I imagined. I got my ocean spray juice I would have gotten at Sam's Club cheaper here. Then my daughter came up with a "wish list" of things she wants my husband and I to get her here for the holidays. I kid you not. Let's hope we get the word out to more family members and friends about this place because mom and dad need some leeway on gifts this holiday season. I will definitely be back as I did this trip without getting pershible foods. Next trip I plan to get the persibles. Upon check out we waited and my daughter got a toy at check out. We left happy as you can imagine from scoring great deals on groceries and a new toy for my daughter.

Went to Marc's for the first time this week and really liked this place! My bestie told me it's…read morewhere she shopped growing up in Cleveland, so I'm definitely late to the game. What's not to love?! Friendly employees, a great grocery selection with reasonable prices, and a whole second-half to the store that reminds me of an old-school Odd Lots (in the best way possible). I scored some gorgeous outdoor placemats for $3 and microfiber towels for $4. I can't wait to come back again and soon because they have pączki right now!! Iykyk

I only get flowers, med isle items , birdseed, Kleenex, and toilet paper. I can't buy any food here…read morelook down at the floors; black, dirt, never professional cleaned, nasty bathrooms no pride. hassle to get out too, not enough cashiers and some of them are rude. but if it was clean I'd buy more and if you could get through Any Line and get out faster. people are standing in line too long. I've just sat items down and left. it's the slowest cashing out stores in Ohio and I shop at so many stores ! but honestly it's dirty and the floor even the coolers I see mold. it's been like that for 3 yrs that I've been shopping there. The one on Henderson rd is clean but Westerville come on yuck

I am Disappointed. Hatred, Blatant Racism, and Unconscious Bias that equate to racism are all…read morewrong. My husband and I just picked up our dinner from a local restaurant near this store. As we walked up the stairs, we exchanged greetings with another shopper (a white female). When we reached the top of the stairs, we turned left towards the bar/liquor store. A white woman who worked there was sitting at the bar reading a newspaper. She looked up over her glasses and, in a very abrupt and accusatory tone, said, "CAN I HELP YOU?" My husband instantly turned around and walked away in disappointment. I responded, "Hello, we're just looking," and followed him. While in the adjacent wine section, I told my husband, "She was kind of rude." He replied, "That's exactly why I walked away. We'll get some wine and pay downstairs." Now, stay with me for a moment. The area was well-lit, and there was a glass divider separating the two rooms. While I was considering my options for a red blend near the back wall my husband looked at the white wines. In a more welcoming tone, the same woman who had been sitting at the bar addressed another shopper (a white male) in a very welcoming and charismatic voice, saying, "Hi, how are you? What can I help you with?" as she walked over to him with a smile. I instantly recognized the difference in her demeanor. Even my husband noted, "She didn't talk to us like that." We then proceeded downstairs to the customer service desk. My husband felt I shouldn't share my concerns because this behavior happens daily, and he believed nothing would change. However, I decided to speak with the manager, Sabrina, who kindly listened to my experience. Sabrina responded by saying "Well, I've never had anyone else complain about her as an associate and repeated it to me twice before saying, but I'll look at it." That was not the response I was hoping for; an apology would have been welcomed. However, I honestly do not know what I expected. I do not want the associate to lose her job or anything crazy, but her attitude toward us was crazy and offensive. Should she be educated? Yes, absolutely. Had the roles been reversed, I would have likely been fired, handcuffed by an all-white group of Bexley Police officers, and charged with assault and misconduct of some magnitude. Or I could have reacted in the same way as the associate, inappropriate, disrespectful, and racist, and I still would have been arrested in the same manner mentioned above. I'm so sick and tired of the racism and hostility. My husband and I are educated, working-class humans who respect others and deserve to be treated equally, just like every other customer, no matter what we look like or how we identify. We may be only two of many shoppers, but I will not be returning to the store at all. I am disappointed. Hatred, blatant racism, and unconscious bias that equates to racism are all wrong.

Their bakery sucks.. 99% of the bread isn't sliced. They don't sell lottery tickets there anymore,…read moreexcept from a machine. Almost everyone is very helpful & friendly. Please get a slicing machine & sell lottery tickets by a human, not a machine. I have to drive from Bexley to Gahanna for sliced bread. Isn't that silly??

I have had several negative experiences at this location, and unfortunately this was another one. I…read morepaid for all of my items and watched a customer with a much larger cart have their receipt scanned with barely a glance. When it was my turn, my cart was counted item by item, and I was questioned about an item that was clearly paid for. After experiencing treatment like this multiple times, it is hard not to notice the difference in how I am being treated. Whether intentional or not, the message it sends is clear and unacceptable. We all deserve to be treated with the same dignity and respect. God created every one of us, regardless of skin color, and it is disappointing to experience behavior that suggests otherwise. Please do not tell me "God bless you" while treating me differently because of the color of my skin. Respect and kindness should be shown through actions, not just words.

We got a deal on an annual membership so checked it out. Only been in once or twice since, and…read moreleft without buying anything. Not renewing. Just not impressed- but we already have a Costco membership, so if you don't belong to a warehouse club already it might be a good option for you. Stopped in one last time to see if previous experiences were outliers. I just find the prices to be the same or higher than Costco, and often the same as any old grocery store. Today milk and eggs were the same (or more expensive) than Kroger. Very small prepared food section compared to Costco. Lots of clothes for little kids, but nothing up past size 7 that I saw. There were a few clearance things that had okay prices, but nothing else stood out. I got a bulk container of snacks, just because I wanted that particular thing, but almost left at checkout because the price was just not great. Service is fine. I like the aisle signage. They have smaller packages than Costco for some things, which works out better sometimes. Parking and access is good. Not busy at all at noon on a weekday; Costco is always busy and gets crazy at peak. Odd to see a store with so few customers and so many open checkout lanes. So, that's good for you getting in and out, but doesn't bode well for the company. It just doesn't work for us. Farther away than Costco, costs the same or more, doesn't have anything that makes it worth a special trip.

We ran out of specific medical supplies for my wife on Friday night and Crosby's was the only place…read morewithin 50 miles that both had the supplies and was open on Saturday. The employees were very helpful and knowledgeable.

After a very frustrating experience with a chain drugstore, I transferred my prescriptions to…read moreCrosby's for a variety of reasons: 1. I want to support local businesses 2. They offer free delivery 3. They have great customer service 4. They are a pharmacy first and foremost I've had great experiences there and will continue to use Crosby's for all my needs. They know my name and I know theirs; shout out to Christina and Cynthia for being awesome at their jobs!