This is your authentic IGA small town experience. Here you will find very friendly staff. The food…read moreselection is interesting there are a lot more local brands here versus big national brands. The store is clean but it has that old time feeling in it. It is not the sanitized whole foods leveled boring or the above average mediocrity of giant eagle back home. I enjoyed this trip here when visiting Mohican wilderness. I have NOT been in there early enough for the doughnuts but based on other reviews I will try them tomorrow and update the review. Why 4 stars? We came on a weekend and the prepared food section was I feel a missed opportunity. There was very little to be had. THAT is really what we have come to expect from small town IGA style stores. So we got staples here and went to East of Chicago which was an amazing pizza.

Prices high because of the out of town campers, which is not so good for us locals. Many locals…read morerefuse to shop there for that reason. They need to remember their own community.

I stopped in because they had a sign that said "Coffee All Day" and I was dying for a cup. The…read moresetup is basic; just regular coffee with your choice of a few creams and regular sugar to $1.99 for a small cup. No frills, just straight up coffee. But next to the coffee was the donut case, and I did not expect to get seduced so easily, but alas I fell hard. For a mere $2.49 had an amazing maple cream stick. Not too sugary sweet. The inside was filled with almost like a rich whipped cream versus a buttercream. The shell was lightly fried, not greasy. And the maple topping was smooth, not gritty, and evenly applied across the donut so I got some with every bite. I'm going to think about this donut for a long time. I also snagged a box of fritters for the rest of the crew, but I sat silently on their porch swing and ate that donut and drank my basic coffee in blissful silence. It was the perfect way to start my day. They also offer an abundance of groceries and supplies for campers since the campground is nearby. It appears there is a little restaurant that's adjacent and a walk-up window for morning donut and coffee runs that closes at 10:30am. A very nice surprise to stumble upon this place during our camping trip. Definitely worth stopping in!

I really enjoy this market. I try to visit them to shop once a week. Bread and pastries are…read moreterrific. Really nice place. Just have to put up with the campers during camping season.

Rodhe's is great, this store carries such a wider variety of products and ingredients than most…read moreothers in this area, Rodhe's has definitely been a hometown institution for almost a century, now. Always very clean and organized inside and the people who work there are helpful and unlike many other grocery stores [looking at you, Walmart] they don't have their workers stocking shelves and obstructing customers at peak times, in the middle of the day, at least in my experience. If you pull around, they also offer a service to load up your vehicle with your purchases upon request and the deli/bakery are great, The store also has a restaurant in the building which I've heard is great, but I've never been there myself.

This place has the most phenomenal bakery. I got my husband's birthday cake and it was absolutely…read moredelicious, moist and the icing is amazing. I also love their pumpkin bars, and banana bars. The meat department had fresh Porterhouse steaks at a reasonable price. I also enjoy their prepared food area. The meatloaf dinner in also moist and homemade. I always enjoy shopping here when in this area and will return on my next visit.

I love it when things are a combination…read more Like salty and sweet. Chocolate and vanilla. This is why I like Lannings. It's a combo of farmers market and butcher shop. All of the meat is butchered on site. Oh my. The pepper bacon makes me want to slap something it's that good. I buy 4lbs and have them wrap it up in 1/2 pound packages. We use it in elevated BLT's. They also have a meatloaf mix that is ready to go. Buy the pound amount you want, take it home, drop in pan, bake and make everyone think your Betty Crocker. They can get you anything. Venison, beef, pork, gator. Yup. Anything. Fresh veggies are displayed in a sweet little produce area. It feels old school and comfy. They are always really nice and fresh. Oh! There's a bakery case. I've loved everything I've gotten but my favorite is the small pecan roll. It's fun looking around. They have a lot of eclectic stuff like lime pickles...which are amazing. Local honey, bulk candy, canned apple butter and jams...just fun local stuff. A lot of their items are from fabulous ole Ohio.

This review is regarding the appalling service I received in the deli/bakery today. I have worked…read morewith this store in the past for catering and had a good experience so I thought I'd go with them again. Apparently there is only one person who handles catering here. Despite this person leaving me a voicemail telling me they would be there on a specific day (today) they were not there. A woman behind the counter called me a liar and said that no message was left saying the person would be there today. I have a screenshot of the message. She then starts yelling at me that they don't do the type of event I'm asking about. I tell her they have in the past, but why wasn't that relayed to me when I came in a few days ago, or in the message left? She is yelling telling me I should have called back, I guess instead of just coming in? She then goes to the back I guess because she's so angry??? I have never been treated so poorly at a business for no reason. I'm there literally trying to have this business cater a party. The manager "Dan" comes and doesn't apologize to me. He doesn't even acknowledge the way I was treated. He just says he'll talk to the employee. They acted like I did something wrong. I will not be returning to this business nor would I recommend them for anything. Who yells and embarrasses their customers in front of a store full of people over a catering inquiry?

The Village Market has undergone quite the transformation since my time at Kenyon from 2016-2020…read more They have a wide array of healthy (and heart-attack-inducing) snacks and food; don't expect to find your full grocery list here, but it's the perfect place to stop in for a snack after studying, or after a long night out. They've since upgraded the quality of the snacks they sell (think: Poppi fridge, non-dairy milks, and bougie popcorn). Try the (in)famous Market Dog. They have pizza by the slice and Panera to go, too. Bring back the much-loved Tomato Tortellini (known as tomato tort by its fans) soup!!!!

Small shop but stocked with a variety of great choices. Helpful and friendly service.read more

The deli meat is so fresh. The homemade soups are delicious. Love coming here. The staff is extra…read morefriendly.

This is the best place to get deli meats and cheeses. The prices are great and the specials are…read moreeven better. They make sub-type sandwiches to order, have fresh donuts (can even buy just one!), and hard scoop ice cream. And there is so much more: pre-packaged bulk goods, frozen items, refrigerated deli salads, some household items and many other non-food items. Outside of the store are sheds, outdoor furniture and windchimes for sale. The employees are kind and helpful.

(Some) of the employees are very rude if they assume you're not disabled while using the mobility…read morescooter. I'll admit my disability isn't the most visible and to most I don't look like I need a mobility aid but despite this no one deserves to be shot dirty looks by both staff and other customers because I "don't look disabled". One staff member approached me and told me there are other people "who actually need the scooters" and would not let me get a word out to explain myself. This is extremely ignorant of the employee and embarrassing for me to be degraded in-front of random people.

Went here for just a few things. I appreciate that some things are cheaper here than Kroger. I…read morealso like the craft section, more places need craft sections especially fabric. Some of the store lay out was pretty confusing though. The heaters were over in hardware as opposed to home appliances, also very very low in stock. It is pretty irritating that Walmart requires signing in to access the wifi. Then it wanted to send a verification code to my email, which I would need internet to access....

Pros: Good location with lots of parking…read moreLots of staple items, plus some unique ones too Courteous staff Good selection of produce and at meat counter Cons: Donuts were a bit stale Items are pricier than going to a regular grocery store Pro tip: Worth a visit to support local if you are in Granville

Granville market has of course the deli,meat case. They really standout with the beer. They have…read moreevery beer behind the glass cooler. The beers are all cold and you can marvel at all the choicest beers etc. You could try 1 a week and not drink all. I smile when i go buy a cold different beer.