This was my first time at this location. I had about 10 minutes to kill amd decided to see what was…read moreinside. It was very clean and organized in there. I saw many of the items I purchase on a regular basis, but for a cheaper price. I will absolutely be back when I have time to shop.

Grocery Outlet is a brand new grocer addition to the Cedar Fairmount neighborhood in Cleveland…read moreHeights. This business occupies the former Dave's Supermarket which was recently renovated. The store is franchise family-owned (now local to the community). This grocery store was a very welcome addition to the neighborhood. It had mixed reviews from the community. My personal option was that it was just alright. I didn't experience anything that would keep me coming back. Layout: Grocery Outlet's layout is a lot more spacious than former Dave's. Specifically, the aisles are less closely spaced. There is sufficient space to roam. With that being said, the organization of the store seemed odd and hard to navigate. For instance, it took me a long time to find condiments (ketchup) which were separated away from the aisles. Assortment: This was my first experience at any Grocery Outlet. It reminded me of a mix of Dollar General and Big Lots. Overall, the following can be found here: meats, produce, breads, beer, snacks, condiments, dairy, toiletries, cleaning supplies, bread, pet food, snacks, and random stuff such as bird houses. If you are loyal to major brands, you'll likely won't find them here. Most are discounted brands many of them also sold at Dollar Tree. Other customers recommended to check expiration dates due to many discounted products being almost expired. I didn't personally see any of these items. The assortment didn't impress me at all. I couldn't buy everything I needed at this store because there were no major brand shampoos, pet foods, and toiletries. Those I've seen in the aisles were even more expensive than the competitors. Meats were mostly unrecognizable brands. Dairy section was extremely limited. Produce looked a little tarnished. Nothing particularly caught my eye in terms of price or quality. My purchase: I initially stopped in for grocery shopping but also to grab something quick for dinner. I didn't find either. The store didn't have any prepared foods or even good frozen selections (most were off brand and contained large quantities). I purchased hot dog meat (off brand), hot dog buns, ketchup (Grocery Outlet brand), small watermelon container (was soggy), and 4 small waters. I paid $20 something. Hot dogs were just okay, cheap tasting. I received a free branded tote which was nice. Overall, I guess that the price was good. Interesting find: The store has global foods aisle. It has foods from Asia and Latin America which is amazing. Savings: Savings are clearly indicated next to many items (our v their price). Marketing collateral in the store indicates savings if you download their app. Service: Service was average. The employees walking the checkout lines seemed apathetic. Lines moved quickly which was nice. Then again the store was almost empty on Sunday night. Parking: Parking lot is available onsite. Entrance is accessible from the parking lot only (unlike the former Dave's). I'm unlikely to become this store's frequent shopper despite living within walking distance. I feel that this store serves value-oriented families buying in bulk and non-committed to national brands. It doesn't well accommodate single people who are looking for quick prep options, small quantities, and high quality. I'll visit other stores in the area that better serve my personal needs.

This Dollar Tree is located in close proximity to local grocery stores - Dave's and Meijer. It's…read morevery convenient to grocery shop and then stop in for smaller, discounted items. That was exactly my plan. I needed small household things and did not want to overspend. Store Layout: The layout of the store is your expected Dollar Tree. During my last visit I noticed that the store is considerably cleaner and with minor updates (like coolers). It is most certainly a better shopping experience than it has been over the years. It's now one of the more tidy Dollar General stores on the East Side. Inventory: The inventory is pretty extensive, and no boxes on the sales floor. Lots of cute fall finds! Ample over $1 inventory. They were low on a few things during my visit - metal forks and books. I was very happy to find some plus size leggings for $5. I am becoming addicted to these leggings. They are comfy, wash well, and not bad quality for such a deal! Service: Service is very awkward and transactional. The checkout process seemed to move fairly quickly which was a plus on a football Sunday. Parking: Ample plaza parking is available. There is usually active construction in this area which seems to last an eternity. Plan for a bit of extra time to navigate the area. I would recommend this Dollar Tree if you want expeditious and productive shopping experience. I just hope that you don't need forks! Because they might NOT have them!

What's there not to love about this place? I went at 6pm on a Monday and the place was happening…read more Friendly people also work here. Watch out! They'll say hi and even smile at you. Lots of Fall and Halloweeny stuff displayed already and it's not even October. I left $38 poorer but alas, I'm a happy customer. I'll be back soon.

This Way Out is located beneath the Beachland Ballroom. It is situated in tight quarters, but has a…read morecurated collection of vintage items to choose from. We always stop in when we are in the area. This Way Out is a nice addition to the Waterloo area. The prices seem reasonable for a curated collection. I generally have to drag my partner and my son out because they love looking at the albums. The staff seem friendly and helpful. If you are in the area it is worth a peek!

This has been my go to vintage shop since I was old enough to discover anything cool. In the…read morebasement of the Beachland Ballroom, it always gives some entertainment during the icky opening bands. There is lots of vinyl to sift through, and the selection is ever changing. This Way Out fuels my obsession of vintage men's button ups and fun hats (where else can you find a gold baseball cap). The guy behind the counter has always been there as long as I've been going, with his super friendly hipster powers and good taste in music.

Great store. But sometimes they sell expired items. Their meat is pretty good. BEST ITALIAN BREAD…read moreIN THE AREA. However, the behavior of the check out clerks is beyond belief. They act like they are at a wild party. NO PROFESSIONAL DECORUM. One of them, a long-time checkout supervisor, was actually doing a mock strip-tease right in the checkout aisle. Shaking her bottom at the other checkout girls. Lots of very loud, continuous, talking and laughing, half ignoring the customers who are trying to check out. Attention is not fully on their duties. Very disgusting.

I'd give it zero stars if I could. Worst Dave's market, actually worst any market ever.I was just…read morein there. Three people with no masks even though it says on the door that you need one. 6 to 7 people on the three lanes that were open. Only one checker was old enough to ring up alcohol so you had to wait until they called someone over for a ring up. Go to any other Daves market. Do you self a favor stay out of the store.

Waterloo Arts is a non-profit in the Waterloo neighborhood committed to economic improvement of the…read moreneighborhood and the local arts. One of the notable initiatives by this organization is Walk All Over Waterloo. It's a monthly initiative that draws a crowd to the neighborhood to explore local arts, eats, and shopping. I attended many Walk All Over Waterloo night, but stopped at the Waterloo Arts for the first time. I enjoyed my time! ARTS: Waterloo Arts is currently hosting Holiday Co-Op featuring local artists. This Co-Op will be running until December 21, 2025. The shopping is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, 12-7 PM. It's a perfect place to shop for the holidays. You'll find ceramics, art, driftwood decor, jewelry, eco dyed fabrics, and a lot more. You'll be able to find very unique gifts unique just like the neighborhood at different price ranges. Definitely do someone of your holiday shopping here. The space also hosts various workshops and events, check their website. BAR: Seasonally there is a bar open occupying the second room of the space. It's very nice considering it's not even a full time hospitality space. Cute table, lots of space, art, and greenery. It was cozy and inviting. The holiday menu was limited but very good. I ordered a mulled wine ($10) and was very pleased with the drink. It was perfectly spiced with orange and hearty spices. It's exactly how I make it, I like to over spice. It was also very hot, which was a huge plus! I wish this mulled wine was a constant option, I'd come here just for it! SERVICE: The service was extremely friendly at the bar and so were the patrons. The bartender asked for my name and had a very pleasant conversation with me. It was evidence that everyone who works at this non-profit is very committed to its mission and are ambassadors of the neighborhood. I was very pleased with the hospitality. I plan to research when the little bar is open, so I can stop by more and support the mission. I love the inviting vibes and mulled wine! It's a must visit to shop your gift list and pause for snacks, drinks. Add Waterloo Arts to your holiday market stop!

First came here in January 2023 for the 10th annual DayGloSho at Waterloo Arts…read more It was a great event and the space was engaging and you can just feel the positivity from the people who own it and the artists who display their art at this location. They shared updates on a lot of the creative businesses in the area, served local pizza and beer from Citizens Pie, Great Lakes and other local places. They had a speaker that works at DayGlo (RPM) and were very engaging with our YP Arts Group, Column & Stripe. Couldn't recommend this place more or the Waterloo Arts district. Truly a Cleveland gem and a positive way for a resurgence of a Cleveland Neighborhood.

Small, packed shop of vintage toy type items. Most items are newer in original packaging…read more Characters were from comics, space themes, cards, and more. There are little toy things, and big toy things. The vintage clothing was one of a kind in different sizes...men, women and some kids. There is something for all ages. Yelp posts the store opens at 2 p.m., and into the evening. It's open on weekends, too. If in the area, check it out. The owner, a friendly guy, was putting out merchandise, and talked about his hobby...all the stuff. My son asked him about Master Chief, which he had some cool items.

Star pop is a cute little vintage store in the Waterloo District. We have visited Waterloo several…read moretimes recently and this is the first time it has been open. We had to stop in and take a look. Despite being a small store the amount of inventory was enormous. You could tell the owner has been buying/collecting for some time. I think he was actually looking at items to purchase when we were in the store. Although we didn't purchase anything on this trip we will definitely stop by again. There appeared to be many hard to find items and items that were very nostalgic. It was fun to look around. The prices seemed fair.

Even though the sign says pharmacy is open, pharmacy is not open. Someone showed up to change a…read morecounter; customers are last in the priority

The pharmacy tech made prescription errors of omission for several months due to incompetently…read moreconfusing two medications I take. I went entire weekends because I was told no refill existed for 6 consecutive months. Pure madness ensued as my prescriber promised refills were sent each time. The tech played mind games and lied. Thankfully the pharmacist was forthright regarding the mix up after I became irate and she became nervous and amitted the technician heard incorrectly for 6 months in a row?? The medications have first 4 letters the same. These types of errors are unacceptable and dangerous to health, safety and sanity. I'm filing with the civil rights commission because it's discriminatory in nature

I have a compliant about the temperature inside the store on 22510 Lakeshore Blvd, Euclid, OH…read more44123. It has been freezing in there for weeks! We have had low temperatures for the past few months and each time I go in there (weekly) it's still cold! Imagine the employees having to work a full 8 hrs shift in that! It is absolutely ridiculous! Its 25 degrees in the Cleveland, OH today and has reached below 10 degrees this winter. They should not be subject to these conditions! Dollar General you should be ashamed of how you treat your employees. I see why your employee turnover is so high.

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This is a wonderful shop you definitely will not regret buying from Randell's sausageread more

Friendly local ethnic place. We stop for a proper sausage sandwich whenever we're in the area…read more Great selection of old world food. Enjoyed everything we've had there