Standard UDF. Decent gas prices. Friendly staff. Ice cream, which is always nice. Assorted snacks…read moreand drinks. I just needed a pitstop, it was quick and easy and they had good options to choose from.

Staff is always polite. Whenever I go I am asked if I found everything I needed. The store appears…read moreto be clean during my visits. I love the egg nog when in season and the butter pecan and peach ice cream.

Pretty standard little carryout. I've noticed it before, but I never thought much of it. But, it…read morewas handy today. Fairly small selection of drinks and snacks. Several lottery machines in the entrance. Drinks are along the back left-hand side, and soft drinks are way in the back. Clearly they sell more alcohol. Got what I needed. Prices were reasonable. Service was friendly and fast.

Great little deli on the Newark square. Very friendly staff, me and my girlfriend loved the…read moreatmosphere and the cute little egg we got to open with our purchase that gave us a free soda. Definitely consider this a place we're going to revisit.

There choice of different items .. The subs are amazing worth going down town. Looking at all…read moredifferent things they have. Ruben is the best.

This place is amazing the casher is nice and the employees are kind. The best customer service I've…read morehad at a liquor store! I'll be back for sure! The Food, snacks are cheap and good. The best customer service.

Great well stocked neighborhood liquor store Friendly staff…read moreEasy access with adjacent traffic light

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??

Stopped for a hot fudge sunday. While waiting on another customer the person making the various…read moreice cream treats asked if I knew what I wanted and I told her yes, a hot sunday. Her hair caught my eye - it was in braids and as she was making scooping ice cream for another customer noticed her leaning over the ice cream cooler and braids were swinging over the ice cream. When my turn came I told her I had a problem with her hair and told her hair - even in braids were swinging over the ice cream and she needed to be wearing a hair net. It made me sick. My friend and I left the store and went elsewhere for ice cream. Where is he manager to tell this gal what do do with her hair and advise her on hygine. Who wants hair in their ice cream.

Stopped for gas and on a hot day, had to go inside and get a malt. UDF malts are the best! The…read morecashier was a bit confused on how to make it, but once I explained that you use an ice cream base with a malt powder, she figured it out, and it was delicious.

Wow, just wow! So I was in the area eating lunch at a nearby restaurant and saw the sign for this…read moreshop. At first. I thought it was a furniture store or something but google quickly told me it was a grocery spot. I turned around and went in and was so glad I did. It's tough finding Eastern European stuff in Columbus but they had everything. Ice cream with Cyrillic writing. Kasha, kvass, dried fish, pickled mushrooms. Preserves from Moldova, honey from Ukraine, candy from Poland, even fizzy lemonade drinks from Georgia! The lady didn't speak the best English but she was very kind and helpful. I was impressed and so overwhelmed with choice, so I decided to buy an armful and promise to come back later with my Polish husband who is also excited to stop in.

We needed to go to the UPS store. I had always wanted to stop into this store since my friend's…read moreRussian husband raved about it. It's way too hot today with too many errands to buy today. But they have all this neat food which heretofore i only saw in San Francisco, Pittsburgh and Washington DC. Prices for what I want, the various frozen pelmini, weren't too high. I am used to Pittsburgh pierogies. These are smaller.There is so much stuff crammed into this store, stuff that is simply not available elsewhere. You want bread, they have it. And jars and jars of stuff that looked yummy. I was delighted that such a small store had so many good things. I definitely will return.

Bexley Natural Market is a little bit off the beaten path but well worth a visit. This cooperative…read moreoffers a selection of fresh grains. There are also cooler cases which are stocked with a variety of items. In another area, you will find bulk supplements available. Support of cooperatives, such as this one, our integral to bringing fresh healthy choices in foods to urban areas. Well, worth a visit.

Ok, I got hooked on these Too Good Eats artisan Drinks, specifically the Pineapple Hibiscus Ginger…read moredrink. At $7 to $8 for a drink it's an occasional treat but can't find them everywhere. I was not familiar with Bexley Natural Market but saw from the Too Good Eats website that the market carried them so off I went exploring. Parkign lot is limited and that area of Cassady Avenue was a little busy but I was able to get in and out ok and find a spot to park. The staff interaction was ok but REALLY missed an opportunity to sell the market and what they are about. I had asked about the membership and the bland explanations really didn't say much at all and the interaction was not very inviting and kind of dismissive. I would have been happy that some new traffic came in and showed an interest. Anyway, the market offers all kinds of items from produce, vegan options, natural drinks, and grocery items. It appears the main focus is supporting local farmers and vendors in the area. I will come back and take another look around but was super happy they had the drinks I liked. If interested- I found online that the membersip is $30 one-time payment and annual dues of $45 that provides 5% to 8% off and monthly coupons & promotions valued at $100 a year in savings. They also offer member-only events and activities. I found out more about the store from their website, if interested, you can check them out at www.bexleynatrualmarket.org.