** Clean Store ** ** Friendly Staff **…read more** Many Selections ** Have stopped in to Oak Farms Market many times. They have had everything I was looking for. The staff are always smiling and friendly and that is always appreciated. Nice neighborhood market with plenty to offer. I'll be back!

Very cute store, their food deli looks really good. I got this really good salad from there. Super…read morefriendly cashier.

On July 27, 2024 I had the opportunity to shop your store. I was on my way home from Chicago, and…read moreneeded to stop at a grocery store and this was the most convenient as I live in the northern suburbs, and typically do not shop here. The store was very clean and well-stocked, I was very pleased with the selection of items for which I was shopping. When I checked out however, my pleasure changed to pure annoyance. The checker, Christopher, was less than stellar and quite frankly appeared to hate his job. I had a baguette from the bakery which was not marked (no one was around to help me so I bagged it myself). He called someone over who seamed to be a manager for a price check. I told him it was $2.79 to which he replied, he still needed it checked. So this person took my bread back to the bakery. While she was gone, he continued to ring up my order. As he was scanning, I discovered I forgot to put a duplicate item back. I asked him to please remove it, that I didn't need it. With an exaggerated gasp, he said he needed the manager. I apologized and said ok, I simply forgot to remove it. Then, another customer behind me started putting her groceries on the belt, and Christopher threw his hands up and pointed to the register next to him and said, "there's no one over there". The woman looked a little confused and continued to unload her groceries. At this point I was really annoyed and said, "perhaps you should find a job you actually enjoy". To which he replied, "just because I don't like my job doesn't mean I don't do it well." I think I said something like, I don't think you do it as well as you think you do. At this time the woman came back with my bread with a label on it and handed it to him. He sarcastically asked her for the key to void the item I didn't need and took that item off. I started bagging my own groceries so I could expedite my departure from your store. I'd like to mention, the person who went for the price check was then just standing there watching me bag my groceries (her ID on the receipt is #112). As I was paying, I looked at Christopher and leaned a little to the left so I could see his name tag. He actually turned away from me so I couldn't see it! (I found his name on my receipt.) What a miserable and sad employee. I realize this may not be a life career for him, but he is an extremely poor representative of this store.

Cleanliness and prices. Not enough help. Need to watch produce very closely first freshness…read more Much of the help can't speak English. Better prices and help at Jewel or even Marianos.

It's weird to review a grocery store. The chain stores are all the same, right? Nope. I have…read moreprobably been to 3 or 4 different Mariano stores. This one is by far the best! Whole Foods is one thing, you expect each location to have a unique touch. Lincoln Park is the gold standard with a coffee bar, extra space to hang out and an amazing beauty section. But for Mariano's, you would expect each location to be similar. This location has Stan's Donuts. I am not referring to the packaged Stan's Donuts that are a far cry from the fresh baked variety. There is an actual kiosk of freshly baked Stan's. Plus, only steps away is a Starbucks. A full on Starbucks not the fake mini store within a store. The store feels spacious with extra wide isles. Honestly, it is completely out of the way from me but I will make the trip for the comfort, selection and the extra super nice lady at the self checkout - she was the happiest, friendliest and most helpful grocery store worker. It can't be a fun job, but she seemed to love it. The only issue, I am on day 3 of keto- now back to day 1 after 3 mini lemon pistachio old fashioned donuts.

Bought Private Selection brand shredded cheese…read more Best if used by date: 21 OCT 2026. Mold.

My house is a plethora of special food needs and the standard grocery store severely lacks in…read moremeeting those needs. The first time we ordered from here was through the website and we drove up to pickup the food. First, the app... perfect. Need gluten free food filtered? Yep! Need low carbs and zero sugar filtered? Yep! Did you decide to go into the store instead and need to turn it into a shopping list telling you which aisle and section it is located in? Yep! Honestly, it is fantastic. Next, it is employee owned. Everyone inside seems to care about making you a happy customer because they own a stake in it. Lastly, this place is massive! I can't rally explain to you how massive. It is 242,000 square feet of groceries. For scale, that is 15 commercial Boeing 737 jetliners inside or 395 full sized semi trucks or the entire New York City Central Park Zoo! It has every food you could imagine with every gluten free, keto, and zero sugar option my family craves. Want that Mountain Dew Voltage raspberry soda you thought was long gone? Yep! Want those Keto ice cream bars that taste better than standard ice creams? Yep! You got a customer for life. Well done!

A gigantic grocery store with tons of options…read more Coming from New England, we don't usually see stores of this size unless they have blue and yellow signage. In need of household goods, we made the trek and figured there was at least a few options available. We were wrong, this place is not a typical grocery store. It's a food emporium, with tons of aisles and plenty of choices. Was surprised they didn't have any manned stations (meat, deli, and fish usually have someone there with fresh products). This place just has more aisles. And while we might have one or two cases of a specific type of item, you got full aisles. And not just one aisle, but multiple. And many different brands and types. It's impressive to say the least. The discover only for card payments was a little weird. But not an issue since they take cash. Price was fairly reasonable as well. All-in-all, a fun trek for a mundane task. If you need to find a product, check woodsman's. They probably got it

I don't understand how a corporation as large as Jewel is not giving their employees raincoats deal…read morewith the inclement weather. For as much profit as Jewel makes a raincoat should absolutely be a part of their "benefits". Not only is it not fair to the people (many of whom look to be minors) working.. but it makes me feel horrible doing a drive up. I ordered last night when it was NOT raining and needed to pickup in the morning because of the size of the order. Now it's pouring rain and a young girl is out here in her JEWEL-ISSUED-SHIRT but getting all wet to go back into a freezing cold store. Totally unacceptable. I would like to note that the employee was sweet and did not complain of this at all. It was a large heavy order early in the morning IN THE RAIN WITH NO RAINCOAT .. and she was very sweet and pleasant. For her, herself, I would give 10/10 stars. For her working conditions- I'm beyond frustrated. Ill change it to 5 stars when then get raincoats because everything else goes smoothly every time. It's not really somebody's fault when a sale item is out of stock and I can't get it... not a big deal when an item gets missed and I have to go through a refund process. It's absolutely somebody's fault when these kids are outside in pouring rain and $1 billion company can't throw them a raincoat. --edited to add: I was underestimating. In 2025, Jewel's revenue was $31 billion.

This is an a-ok and pretty typical Jewel-Osco. We drop by occasionally if we happen to be nearby…read moreand in need of something. The store is typical but the parking lot situation and location are not. By that, I mean this Jewel shares a strip mall parking lot with the Des Plaines DMV, and that place is often crazy busy. So if you come by during DMV hours, don't be surprised to have difficulty finding a parking spot. Just a heads-up for you!

Angelo Caputo's Fresh Markets is not where I do a bulk of my grocery shopping, but a convenient…read moreplace to have close by when the potatoes you are going to bake for dinner sprouted (True story!) or you simply don't have enough carrots for the recipe (Another true story!). I know my daughter likes to visit there with friends for a bite of sushi, a cold drink from the cooler, or even a slice of tiramisu. They got a star back from my mental 3 star review because they brought their happy hour menu back! From 4p-7p Monday through Thursday, they run specials like $3 tacos (Tuesdays) or $8 burritos (Thursdays). They had some summer happy hour menu and it just did not appeal to me so I am glad they brought the original one back, albeit with slightly higher prices than before. I was able to pick up my daughter from drum lessons then pick up steak tacos to eat before we cut into our Rosca de Reyes. Their bakery is also a good stop before a gathering, although it can be hard to get an employee's attention in that department. I have gotten cannolis, brownies, cookies, etc. and everything has been eaten with positive reviews. I get whatever is on sale so it has "forced" me to try different items! Also, the focaccia bread is welcome into the rotation of dinner sides. Overall, I find the staff to be friendly enough and quick to jump to make sure the checkout line keeps moving. I am glad this store is there for when we need them!

This is a nice, new, and unique Angelo Caputo's Fresh Markets that is housed on the ground floor of…read morethe Maple Street Lofts, a big apartment building.  Naturally, it's not as big as their regular standalone grocery stores, but it's still plenty big and stocked with what seems like everything you might expect.  We were enticed in with a paper flyer and promo.  The store has a nice airy feel to it, good music, good staff and clientele, and it was pleasant to browse around, at least on a calm and uncrowded Friday mid-afternoon.  Parking was easy right out front.  Wife says their prices are reasonable. They have a Bar Angelo where you can buy beer and cocktails, though it should be noted that it's not a full bar.  They also serve burgers, pizzas, sandwiches, and an assortment of appetizers.  There's a nice shaded patio right outside the cafe as well as some indoor seating.  I don't know if this bar/cafe setup is a common feature or not of Angelo Caputo's Fresh Markets, but I could see it working well especially for the very close-by apartment dwellers.  Anyway, a thumbs-up impression from our first visit.

We special ordered catering, fried pork tray and it contained more fat than actual meat. The meat…read morewas burnt and barely edible. Very bad taste

Customers are treated very bad there. There were 3 of us in line to get some meat. All of a sudden…read morea woman with her daughter decided she was going to cut the line. I told here "There's a line here" Her response was that she had already been in the store. So the employee (meat cutter) started to say that she had been in the store earlier. Instead of telling her to GET IN LINE. Just because someone has been in the store for some time doesn't mean he or she can cut the line. There are other places people can go to purchase Mexican food. Your supermarket is not the one and only. It was my first and last time going there. I don't like having to tell other customers what they are supposed to do. That is the employee's or employer's job not mine.

Mini-rant on Raspberry Stars. TJ's web site has no place to upload photos, they told me "sorry, go…read moreto your local store." Sorry, not making a special trip for one box of wonky cookies. Were these cookies made by Frankenstein's Monster? 1). Manufacturer knows nothing about making "sandwich" cookies: bottoms should BOTH face towards filling, so cookie looks beautiful no matter how it is held! 2) Filling: like dried rubber cement, sticky/overly sweet. Try using real raspberry jam. When I attempted to pull a cookie apart to scrape off the filling, the cookie exploded. 3) Looks like Flying Monkeys assembled these cookies. 4) All cookies in box were deformed and/or broken. Either your truck driver hit a major pothole or they came from the factory this way. Complete waste of money and calories.

All Trader Joe's are basically the same offerings - but a great selection for my meat-eating…read morehusband and my vegan self. VERY low prices, and my husband basically lives off of the frozen meals and pizzas at home. He finds dairy, cage-free and pasture raised, Humane Certified eggs at much less of a markup than at Jewel. I always find some new vegan thing or other, they always have new seasonal offerings. My ONLY complaint is that the checkout lines are FAR too long, due to what I feel is "forced" by company policy on the checker staff. The checkers are FAR too "chatty" with every single customer, when most of us simply want to get in and out. Great cart policy with regard to return and retrieval. Zero complaints and we will always be return customers!