The people working there is helpful and kind. And the bakery was amazing! It is a bit of a drive…read morefor me but I will go and buy our bread there weekly. And the meats were not crazy expensive. The place is clean and organized. I highly recommend this market.

This store is fantastic!!! I came in here for some pan (conchas) for my mother. Their panaderia is…read moreawesome. It is self-serve and you have to put the bread on a tray. Then bring it to the panaderia cash register to pay. I got confused the first time I was here because I didn't know there was a separate cash register. The ladies who work there are always so friendly. Great produce selection. I love all the Mexican products especially the laundry powder (I love just smelling it) and the variety of nopales. My husband went crazy over the fresh chicharones at the hot bar. Haven't tried the tamales but the looked pretty good. Also their refrigerated aisle of Mexican queso holy cow! I am in queso heaven. The girl at the main checkout was so friendly. She spoke Spanish to me and that is always exciting. :)

My husband and I did a pick up and go order and one of the male employees who brought the order out…read morewas extremely rude as he aggressively swung our groceries and threw them in the backseat. I called customer service to report the incident because what kind of employees are you hiring? I feel Jewel hires a bunch of low vibrational people who display the absolute most disgusting behavior. It's a huge turn off to do groceries at a place where the employees have disgusting attitudes.

DA FAMILY JEWELS…read more This grocery giant is well-known in Chicago, but they're slowly pricing themselves out of the market. Now that Da Bears have entered hibernation - their magical football season having come to a bittersweet end - I can sit down and hammer out a few reviews I've been neglecting.  This Jewel Osco is at the northeast corner of Boughton & Weber Rd, next to a Panera Bread and Taco Dale (one of the best Mexican spots in Bolingbrook). Growing up, Jewel was my family's primary grocer -- I never even knew of Meijer or Mariano's existence until much later in life.  20 years on, I've got my own house and family and a budget that prohibits us from doing too much shopping here. The biggest issue I have is that Jewel's prices are higher across the board.  Sure, they carry some nicer specialty items (like champagne or caviar) that you can't find at ALDI, but for the basics like milk, bread, and eggs, there's zero reason to overspend. Dozen eggs @ Meijer = $2, dozen eggs @ Jewel = $5.50. 8ct hot dog buns @ Meijer = $1.59, 8ct hot dog buns @ Jewel = $2.79. A 15pk of Goose Island 312 was $16, and a 12pk of Green Line was also $16.  These were fair prices compared to the rest of the items in the beer fridge, and I'd expect to pay the same across the street. Good selection of domestic & imported brewskis. I had to wait a long time at self-checkout until an employee came by to verify my ID.  It didn't seem like they were fully staffed, and the staff that were working had no sense of urgency.  The aisles are usually well-stocked, however I've been here several times when the endcap displays are empty or nearly so. * TL;DR * Had I not been given an Albertson's gift card from work, I would have no need to shop at Jewel, quite honestly. Meijer has cheaper prices, a faster checkout process, and similar selection of goods.  ALDI has even cheaper prices and blazing-fast checkout, but a limited selection (this tradeoff is A-OK with me).  Don't even get me started on the bullsh*t racket a.k.a. the Monopoly game! What a ploy that thing is! The cost of groceries at Jewel doesn't match up with our bottom line, plain and simple.  I was thrilled to see Green Line in the beer fridge, and that saves them from 2-star ignominy.

This is my favorite grocery store in Naperville. Love the produce section with a decent selection…read moreof mushrooms (shiitake, portabella, and a few others as well!). Love the fresh baked pita bread and the baked goods section. Fast checkout and easy to get in and out of the place even when it's busy.

This market is ALWAYS busy!…read more Love the little food stalls inside including habibi and jibek jolu! Pricing is super reasonable and their produce is pretty great. They also have a kabob station near the smoked fish area where they grill up a variety of kabobs everyday. I appreciate the variety of different types of ethnic goods and produce in general. It can be fairly busy all hours. So you may have to do a lap or two to snag a parking spot. Be kind and stay out of peoples way and you'll be alright.

I usually stop by Jofen after the gym to pick up some hot Filipino food, which is adjacent to the…read moregrocery portion of the store. They have a lot of different varieties, where I'll usually stick to lumpia, chicken/pork bbq skewers, and some of the desserts. I have always had a positive experience with the food and the staff is very pleasant every time I come in. They also have a catering menu for those interested in hosting parties - Best, Charlie

My go-to Filipino store here in Naperville. The ladies in the "karinderya" section are awesome …read more Love the Lechon kawali , pancit and my husband love their carioca treats .

This Walmart location wasn't very super with it's limited selection. I was hoping to find one of…read morethe big Supercenters, but this wasn't it. The prices were the same anyway. Staff was friendly enough, but the "pickers" fulfilling online orders constantly block aisles or rudely step in front of me while I'm shopping. Doesn't matter what store I'm at, either. Maybe Walmart could train them in customer service and politeness?

The cashier did not know how to print a gift receipt when asked but pretended it was the registers…read morefault. The manager comes to help and never introduced himself or said sorry for the inconvenience. He couldn't fix without voiding the entire transaction. I didn't have the extra time, so I asked for a second print out. The person by the door puts his hand out without speaking to me. I asked, can I help you? He mumbled. Please teach the young kids how to properly work their positions and be skilled in their jobs.

With everything going on in the world currently; this is absolutely awful to see, a cart full of…read morefood just wasting away and will be thrown out of course or possibly shelved and spoil quicker.

Decent selection at meijer for reasonable prices. I was able to find items on my grocery list for…read morecheaper than at Jewel. Parking lot here is very congested. Be patient as people speed through here.

I'll keep it short. If you want top teir service. Experienced butchers that are happy to listen to…read moreyour requests and do everything they can to get the job done top that with great quality meats. This is the place for you

First time coming here. Medium sized grocery store with a fair selection of items. It definitely…read morereminds me of being in a 90s time machine. It's a local staple in the community. Overall prices on most items were pretty pricey and there wasn't much of a clearance section or really many of the healthy items I was looking for. I do enjoy that there are no self check out lanes!

It's frustrating where this store is located because it's usually congested. I live on the north…read moreside which isn't far but having to deal with the traffic honestly keeps me from going, sometimes especially if I just need a few things. First world problems. Anyway, everything about the store is a win for me. I love the selection of produce, but sometimes they do run very low on things. They do offer a lot of products that are hard to find elsewhere and the quality is always really good . I don't go out of my way for organic, but they definitely have a really big selection Since Covid, I don't do hot bars, but they're premade meals are decent like the prime rib for like 10 bucks I found some of the best deals on really high-quality meat I've never been good at cooking steaks, but grabbed a Wagyu strip steak there for half off and it was easily the best thing I've ever made my family like their plates. Yes they're savages, but even they don't usually go that far. They have great selections of cheeses and ethnic spices that are hard to find in an actual supermarket so it's nice not to have to go to 20 different places. I love to cook, which means sometimes I need small amounts of spices if I'm trying something new so it's nice to be able to get most of them there. I think they originated in Ohio, so it's nice to see some of the Kroger offering since I lived there as a kid so it's nostalgic. The neighbor people that hanging out with the bar freaked me out a little bit not gonna lie. I don't get it. I can get behind one and have a drink as you walk through a grocery shopping but to go hang out at the grocery store for no reason, but to sit there and drink as people try to navigate their carts around you... yeah.... Weird. Sorry. Now here's what I definitely don't understand. Their cakes are so underrated unless I've just been walking through life with sunglasses in the AirPods. I have never heard anyone talk about how good their bakery is. They have a huge selection of premade stuff that isn't really their brand but the cupcakes that are made in the store and the cakes they make are incredible. The frosting for their buttercream, you can tell has actual butter in it most grocery stores around here for buttercream seem like they use shortening. I think Mariano's is fantastic and will definitely consider them when I need to order cakes in the future. The people there are also really helpful. My favorite is the woman that supervises the self checkout. She's incredibly friendly and helpful. She doesn't always come across that way initially because she doesn't seem outgoing but she really is great. I definitely say just throw this on your list of regular spots to shop.

I enjoy shopping at this store. One of the biggest reasons is that it is clean. You would think…read morethat to be a given for a grocery store ~ but that is not always the case. Just as I had begun my shopping, one of the employees ( and I wish I had gotten her name) came up to me with a new shopping cart that did not have wonky wheels. Totally unexpected. In their bakery section, there is a shelf marked for Irish Soda Bread. It was empty so I we and spoke to one of the bakery employees and was told they no longer make the soda bread. In the past they have carried it, year round. I guess now they will limit it to St. Patrick's Day. Bummers ~ bring back the soda bread. Not having shopped there in a while, I was pleasantly surprised to see they are back to providing grocery bags. I did bring my own ~ but won't have to in the future.