Daily soups are always good, salad bar is fresh and clean. Most employees are friendly and helpful…read more Best produce of the grocery chains.

My husband was hospitalized with food poisoning after eating their Garlic Grilled Shrimp bought at…read morethe Mentor location. Management shrugged and said "We're sorry you feel that way" when they were told about how unacceptable it was for this to happen at a so-called "high end" grocery store. My family will never spend another cent in their stores ever again.

This was my first time going to Kintaro and I'll definitely be back. From the outside, the building…read morehonestly doesn't look like much -- I almost wasn't sure what to expect. But once you walk in, it's surprisingly huge inside and really nice! It was pretty empty when we went, which made it feel relaxed and comfortable, and the servers were all very friendly and attentive. I ordered the hibachi chicken and shrimp, which was only $18 -- and I paid $4 extra so I could get both rice and noodles. Totally worth it. The portions were huge and everything was very tasty. The best part by far was the noodles and veggies -- so flavorful and cooked perfectly. The chicken and shrimp were both great too and you get a ton of food for the price. Overall, such a good value and a really solid hibachi spot. Don't judge it by the outside -- it's definitely worth going in!

I love coming here during the "all you can eat sushi " hours and trying out different types of…read moresushi! My favorites so far are the Kintaro and Mazda. The shrimp fried rice is also really good !

I strongly recommend the Red Lobster at Mentor. As always, the food is amazing and the staff is the…read morebest! I would like to especially thank Christina and Kristie for their kindness and willingness to make our experience at Red Lobster great. God bless, Benita W.

Went in for the pick 3 shrimp special and when I got my order, all of the shrimp were dirty and…read moreneeded to be cleaned. When I spoke to the server and told him he asked what could be done and I said whatever would be considered fair. He said he would bring a manager to my table but never did and then brought the bill with nothing taken off. I will not be returning to this red lobster!! Very disappointed and do not recommend!

We go to the one in Nile's great variety some stuff lower price than Walmart very organized gas…read morestation out front easy in and out .10 cent discount if you have a meijer card can use it for groceries also if you're short on cash

C'mon Meijer- get your inventory act together! Your website states you have an item in Stock…read more-shows the location. Get to the store. ZERO! I'm giving two stars because at least you give an accurate location! Otherwise it would be a ONE! I've gotten bit by this twice, won't fall for it on another product a third time! Too many other store options not to mention Amazon! Retailers please get your inventory accurate or you'll continue to lose customers like me for smarter location inventory purchasing experience!

Sweetberry is hands down one of my family's favorite places to do our 'big shop' of groceries! You…read morewon't find better quality produce at an incredible price in the entire area-we know, because we've looked! We no longer buy produce anywhere else but Sweetberry. They have your usual produce as well as some interesting finds like dragonfruit, papaya, mangoes, and fun melon varieties. Their prices for staples like carrots and potatoes cannot be beaten! They do have varieties of meats as well, including Amish chicken. They carry Amish fry pies too, sometimes from Der Dutchman! We also love the fancy pastas available, and that they carry Original Bagel company bagels from Bohemia, NY (this New York girl is very particular about what she calls a good bagel!). We've been going here since before my baby girl was born in 2025, and we've been bringing her along with us since she was an infant. The staff recognizes her and is always so friendly and sweet with her, and she always enjoys shopping with us and picking out an 'emotional support fruit' to carry along on her shop. It IS important to note that the store is on the small side and that the aisles are quite narrow. It can also be packed during peak hours, so you just need some patience. It's worth it!

As a pescatarian I buy and eat a lot of vegetables so I am always on the lookout for great places…read moreto buy my vegies and other food. If I am in the Willowick area I will usually try to stop by Sweetberry Fresh Market to see what I can find. Sweetberry is a medium sized market with a large selection of produce and fruits, a full deli counter, butcher counter, bakery, groceries and prepared foods. Once you have parked you get your first taste of what is best and freshest since they have a display of vegies on sale on the side and front porch; which is open in the summer and covered in the winter. Inside you find a tightly packed market which is usually packed with people. The staff does a nice job of keeping things moving, but it can get a bit overwhelming and slow at times. I usually concentrate on the fruits and vegetables; prices are moderate, although I can usually find good deals on the sale items. For me I can pass on most of the other food, while they have a freezer of frozen fish and seafood, there is no fresh seafood. Most times I visit Sweetberry while the selection is good between the crowds and the prices, I either leave with nothing or just a couple of items. If you are in the area Sweetberry is a good alternative to the grocery stores, but probably not worth a special trip.

We just had an amazing dinner! The shrimp risotto with…read moreasparagus and lemon butter was amazing! Sun-dried tomato chicken with pasta was also very tasty. Austin was very attentive as well!

Great service, disappointing food, and dirty wine glasses…read more Our first visit but disappointed. We made reservations and indicated that it was our anniversary. When we arrived, the hostess was not at the station so we alked in. Seated immediately by the sole wait staff/bartender. No one ever acknowledged our special occassion. If you aren't going to acknowledge, why ask? We were in time for happy hour and were very pleased with the happy hour tempranillo. Not so happy about those dirty glasses. Happy hour cauliflower was tasty. The steak was not a uniform temp. Edges were medium well and inside was medium rare. The chimichurri is very parsley forward. The fish was perhaps a tad over cooked. The rice, plaintains, & salsa were just ok. Jack Daniels bread pudding was bland. The sauce tasted more of cinnamon than jack daniels and the bread pudding itself wasn't flavorful. The chocolate cake was ok. We shared a few bites, then took it home. Took us a few days to get through it and we love chocolate! Service was amazing, especially considering she also was tending bar. There were several parties dining and so far as we could tell, she kept everyone happy. If you give it a try, go for the service ... the food is just ok.

I used to love their Wiseguy sub but it seems there is a meatball shortage since they seem to be…read moregetting smaller and cut in half. I guess you need to spend $3 for more meat.

Outstanding catered food menu! We hosted a baptismal party for about 15 people. The food was…read morephenomenal with generous portions. Our guests called the next day to ask about Verdi's as they wanted to go back for more chicken parm and cavatelli. Won't think twice before ordering for our next event.

The best lobster and steak, cooked perfectly. Nice and helpful staff. My wife and I would go back.read more

I hadn't been to The Lobster Pot in about a year. I suppose restaurants can change…read more in a year. Unfortunately, so can your opinion of them. The Margarett Red Zin was decent--slightly peppery and fruity without being too sweet. The crab cake had good flavor, although it wasn't as chunky as I prefer, and the bottled-tasting remoulade didn't help. The Caprese salad seemed to have been introduced to balsamic and olive oil of rather questionable quality. The linguine with chopped clams, garlic, olive oil, parsley and Parmesan arrived less than warm, and the flavors never quite got acquainted. The grilled Mahi Mahi, however, was the bright spot. Well prepared, with mango, tomato, red onion, jalapeño, cilantro and cucumber salsa, finished with sweet Thai chili sauce. Good combination of flavors. We had specifically asked that the courses be served separately. We were assured they would be. They weren't. The appetizers and salads arrived together. Apparently, "separately" has become one of those words open to interpretation. Service otherwise was acceptable. But the restaurant was only about half full. That may not be a scientific measure of a restaurant's decline, but when the food and service seem to have deteriorated too, you begin to wonder. It just wasn't the same Lobster Pot I remembered. And unfortunately, I don't mean that in a good way

I have purchased The Olive and The Grape's vinegars & oils when they had a Kamm's Corner's location…read moreand then at the Westside Market and wow! Great to have in as staples in your cooking and awesome gifts. These are excellent products and how great to have these right here in Cleveland. But sadly, it really doesn't matter what you sell if your customer service is dismal. Despite great products you might as well NOT buy these unless you want that to be a 1-time experience because after that you will *NEVER AGAIN* be able to get them. The Westside Market inventory is very limited and the clerk there clearly is neither invested in the product or knowledgeable. The answer always is to stop my next time or the next week but the next week nothing will have changed -- same limited inventory, same lack of explanation. My most recent visit he told me I should call the Mentor store or email them to get the product at Westside Market. But guess what -- emails to the website are *never* answered. Calls to the store during the hours listed on the website, *no one ever answers* and when you leave a voice mail you will *never* get a response. The website does say they now have an online store but most of their products are not listed and the *website is non-functional* -- links do not work and you cannot order products. So there you have it! This is a business that has missed out on the very basic tenets of running a successful business -- valuing your customers new and repeat. It's looking to me that this is a business looking to file for bankruptcy in the near future because if you can't provide the product you sell then really, do you have a viable business? If you can't maintain your customers who want to buy your product then do you have a viable business? Rhetorical questions. Seriously. Rhetorical. I wish I could say "run, don't walk and buy these great products" but instead let's go with, "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me" (never mind that I've been fooled many more times than twice!) Bottom Line: Don't bother with this business -- find another locally owned business to give your support and your money. The End -- and it isn't a happy ending. REST IN PEACE, The Olive and The Grape.

Go get a bottle of their Liquid Gold ($18) to transform any salad/dish instantly! It is a mixture…read moreof premium olive oil, a 18 year old Balsamic Vinegar and herbs... Absolutely amazing! If you thought vinegar was just vinegar... which admittedly I did before discovering this place - your entire outlook on what you can do with Oils and vinegars will be changed! The place has an amazing selection of Balsamics and other vinegars and amazing oils for dressings, cooking, etc! Try it out!