Ordered a few sandwiches and sides to go. We got chicken salad, Italian trio, and red skin potato…read moresalad. I also got a larger bag of chips. The total was $20 which is a steal right now. This is a great option for something quick that isn't fast food.

A hidden stop along our route for the day. Here you'll find…read morevarious fresh meats and sauces as well as local favorites. Everyone was friendly. We ordered chicken and dumplings which were very good and reminded me of a soup I had as a child. There is a seating area separate from the meat shop and it's a quiet spot to just catch your breath.

I know times are tough and people are shortstaffed. So I decided to order a very simple chocolate…read morecake with white frosting double tier with piping. I didn't ask for it to be decorated other than the piping I didn't ask for it to be on short notice I gave them two days. What I got was a quarter sheet cake. This is for my sister's birthday. Very disappointing.

I like this Kroger. Good choices, good updates. I like the sushi; i like the gourmet shop…read more They've acquired a line of organic meats that i like. HOWEVER the deli counter is still a disaster. Totally. The people who work there are unbearably rude, the salads are freaking awful-- they have twice made me sick. The equipment looks slimy and out of date. The physical layout is gross-- chicken grease everywhere and the poor sushi chef gets pushed around by the racist deli cooks. It is discouraging to watch two updates and the deli still caters to people who only want the worst salads and take home offerings unfit to put in your car. I'd give the store five stars, and the deli 0 Stars. No more. So-- Two and a half stars. Fix the deli and i will raise it up!

Unfortunately there are no more home finds in this store :( I've only seen one lane open at a time…read morefor the past two years of being a customer, so I wish they would move some things around (or take out a lane) in order to fit the home finds aisle again.

The best prices, on the best groceries…read more As no frills and stripped down as can be, don't let its lack of ambiance fool you. All the major brands make Aldi groceries, so everything you buy (at cut rate prices) is actually top brands. Parking lot is always clean, empty ofcarts, because a quarter deposit is required (which you get back when yoou return the cart.) Oddly located in a strip mall, hiding behind a Burger King, so look for the street sign then turn. You wont see it till you're past the BK, but have faith. It's really there!

This Walmart seems to be well stocked and kept pretty tidy. We were able to find most of what we…read morewanted. I got help from a young man named Josh while looking for an item. The checkout lines weren't bad and moved pretty well. I wish the Walmart closer to home was kept up this nice.

This store layout is ridiculous confusing and not like other stores All stores should be the same…read morelayout . The carts are a new design . Scooters for disabled customers deplorable and insufficient! Couldn't find employees to assist last 2 visits to store . Has Claire's store inside only good thing I can mention.

This IGA may be the only grocery store in Brown County. This was my first time shopping here and I…read morewas pleasantly surprised by the selection. The produce selection is smaller than in Indy area groceries, but the produce looked fresh and prices were downright cheap. I picked up fresh corn and fresh breads from the bakery. They carry a great selection of local (Indiana) produced items such as craft beer, jams and jellies and locally roasted coffee. They have a meat counter with a good selection. They carry just about anything you need. I was in early on Saturday and the store was not crowded. Groceries are well organized and shelves neat. The check out clerk was friendly and eager to assist. Plenty of parking and easy in and out.

This is a tiny little grocery, but has fresh produce, beer and wine, and just about anything you…read moreforgot or needed to replenish while camping. The 9-volt battery, the dog food, the greens? They even had cast iron cookware. The deli was minimal, but the fried chicken smelled great. The beer and wine sections weren't huge, but included staples and a few locals bottles and brews. The checkout wait was quick, and the staff were friendly. Yes, this isn't a supermarket, but it's a pretty well-stocked watering hole. They had everything we needed and more, and we barely skipped a beat from our camping trip.

This is not the correct name nor the correct address for this Amish country market. It is currently…read morecalled Windy acres country market previously known as Jaytee's. You can Google it for the correct address. It sits on US 41. Great sandwiches very reasonably priced. Local items and freshly homemade items from this market. highly recommend!

This is also called Jaytee's Country Market, btw…read more This was just what I was dreaming of, fresh bake goodies, a deli counter where you can get very reasonably priced sandwiches and so many other things in the store. The ladies were very sweet (one of them was singing in the back room some soft sweet song and it was really quite beautiful). Service was fast in the bathroom was clean! I got a smoked turkey with colby and pickles on rye bread (don't judge) and there was plenty of everything on the sandwich. My pumpkin whoopie pie was amazing, as was my peach hand pie (they had several other) and the cheese bread. Definitely a good place to stop and get some good food and snacks. As with most Amish stores, they don't take credit cards, so bring your cash!

Think these lil Walmarts are my favorite ones cause they're only ones whom don't force you to check…read moreyourself out or lock you in half the building after 10pm.

I was just at the Spencer, Indiana Walmart. While putting items into my car, an employee (Donnie)…read moregathering carts offered to assist with a heavy item which I very much appreciated. My husband and I have always found all employees at this location to be courteous and helpful.

If you're looking for a good lunch bar situation you have got to try Whole Foods. It's a bit more…read moreexpensive for the other lunch/ salad bars but their food is so much better and with way better options! They have a whole bunch of pastas and soups too! Just check out the bow tie. Also fresh Indian food, including samosas and chicken tikka masala! If you want a simple cafeteria type salad just go to needlers but if you want some high quality stuff come here.

I find myself here when my list is small and I want to treat myself to the "fancy grocery". They…read morehave a great selection of international ingredients, cheeses, flowers and bakery items. I also just noticed their prepared foods in the deli are somewhat reasonably priced. The staff is extremely friendly. Parking can be challenging in the super tight garage. They conveniently have one of the best coffee shops in town next door- Tinker. This location also serves as an Amazon returns drop off.

I absolutely love Trader Joe's, and while I usually shop at the E. 82nd St. location I occasionally…read morestop by this location when I am on the west side of town. I'm very happy that Indianapolis has TWO Trader Joe's locations while many cities have none at all. Employees are always incredibly friendly and helpful. And it is never difficult to find someone to assist. I always check out the plants first, as I often find something I need to add to my collection. Some of my TJ favorites: Cheese of all varieties but especially Unexpected Cheddar, Cottage cheese, yogurt, peanut butter, squiggly knife cut noodles, Danish Kringle in all varieties, peanut butter cups, frozen mashed potatoes, frozen hash browns, and too many other things to list. There is always something new and different to try at Trader Joe's, and I often stop in just to see what is new. It is always a fun experience and great place to shop.

Okay now listen, normally I try to write reviews of local/non-chain shops because usually people…read morealready know what they're getting with stores like Trader Joe's... pure bliss in a shopping experience. I was having a really tough day and still needed to get my grocery shopping done so I chose the one grocery store I know that always makes me feel better: TJ's...Mr. Joseph's..Good ole' Trader Joe's. Was I planning on getting lava cakes upon entering the store? No. Whoops...add to cart. Did I need that bouquet of flowers that greeted me with a delightful smell right after walking through the doors? No. Add to cart. When I got to the checkout almost tripling my budget for groceries (don't go shopping while sad) the cashier had the normal friendliness you expect from anyone working at Trader Joe's. When she asked how my day was going my body took this exact moment to let all of the tears roll out of my eyes. Embarrassed? Yes BUT it's like the employees were trained for these situations. The kind cashier smiled and shared how she too had a rough day the day before. She then added an extra bouquet to my basket and no matter how bad my day was, it's the small kindnesses from employees here that truly make a big difference in someone's day to day experience. I walked away feeling lighter...and with tasty chocolates to snack on and all of my groceries for the week and I was actually smiling on what felt like quite possibly one of the worst days of this year. So I hope you enjoyed reading this novel. All this to say, I will always love this store. Thank you Trader Joe's! You and your employees are a true gift.