I don't have a Hy Vee store near me so I only go to them when I travel and I will take them over…read moreWalmart. I saw the Hy Vee on the way to my hotel and I new I would be back later for some stuff for the fridge which I'm not going to bore you with. Hy Vee reminds me of Meijer with the great produce as you walk in and the great deli cases as you round the store and let's not forget the nice fresh seafood case. I was able find everything I was looking for and and get out quickly because unlike Walmart they have plenty of registers open with friendly people waiting to help you.

Awesome store, needed something to eat for dinner late. Clean store, friendly staff, great…read moreselection, good prices.

Friendly. Easy to find everything. Clean. The deli is very nice. Prices are a bit over, but…read moreanything in Macomb seems higher than other areas. Macomb is a desolate area. I do like the store though; it is close to me.

Found friendly,helpful employees. Meat and deli section are superb! Overall a great shopping…read moreexperience

I get soo many things from this supermarket. Fresh meat, Mexican sweet bread, piñatas, Mexican…read morecandy and even baby soaps and shampoos. Definitely recommend.

Walking into this grocery is like walking back in time. The layout, equipment & way of doing…read morebusiness is right out of the 60's or 70's. Comparing this to the large modern stores in larger communities is unfair. On its own: this store cares for its community. They have a surprising range of items for a community this size. We are blessed to have this store. My caution is to always check expirations before going to checkout.

Free cookies and 50 cent iced sodas today! Great introduction to the community! My family gives all…read morethumbs up! Clean and courteous service!

Great stop if you are coming from Farmington road and heading to Grand Prairie (the back way). Beer…read moreis cold, mixed drinks are about perfect and the patrons are all very friendly!!!!!

I received a gift bundle for Christmas 2025.It was a mix of meats with marinated chicken.Chicken…read morewas wrapped in cello and butcher paper.It was fine.The rest of assorted bundle was freezer burnt due to double wrapped with butcher paperRib eye steaks were 1/4 in thick as in sandwich cut ,not as listed,brats were freezer burnt as were hamburger patties.Meat should have wrapped in cello and then double wrapped to butcher paper to prevent freezer burn.Last time for me!

Review Visit: September 14th, 2014…read more Where diabetic dreams come true. Every town has a few things: A Casey's gas station. A Subway Restaurant. A Dollar General store. Lastly, a locally-owned ice cream shack. Any small town will have a combination of these things, if not all. Bartonville is a smaller town that happens to have their own ice cream shack. I am not sure about the others but that isn't why we are here today. Today, we are here to talk about a place where diabetics dream about. A place that causes diabetes. A place that your sweet tooth (or teeth) dream of. The Dream Hut is like many ice cream shacks. It is nestled in a smaller standalone building that has a store front where you can walk up and place your order and then awkwardly mingle with everyone else that is standing around. The store front is wide enough to accommodate a place to order and a place to pick your food up. Their menu is plastered on the glass where you order and you can stand off to the side and gawk over it without standing entirely in the way of people who have dreamt here before. On a cold day, a few of us decided to take a trip to this hut to see if we could order something dreams are made of. Around this time in my life, I was hopelessly dreaming about Peanut Butter Malts or anything similar. In a confession, I have a terrible peanut butter addiction that continues to this day and for the rest of my life. Upon arriving, I knew I needed something peanut butter-y. Glancing over the menu, I was drawn to the Peanut Butter Cup Blitz and I knew that was the thing my dreams were made of. One sip... well, what can be had for a sip as slurping a thick Blitz through a straw is entirely nightmarish... I knew I hit something good. The Blitz had a nice chocolate/peanut butter blend that can only be described properly by scientists and clairvoyants. Absolutely delectable. My friend Matt ordered the same thing and he rather enjoyed his drink/meal, but not nearly on the level of mine. Devin ordered a simple ice cream cone but even that put a huge smile on her face. Despite the change of the season and that nightfall was quickly approaching, the Dream Hut was everything I could dream in a ice cream place and more. While I only had the one item from their menu on this one and only visit, I would assume the rest of their offerings are just as good. I would like to revisit and try other menu items in the future. Still to this day, I dream of that Peanut Butter Cup Blitz...

We live in Louisiana and anytime we come to visit family it's a must stop! We stopped multiple…read moretimes this last trip and it never disappoints!!!! Look forward to shakes and ice cream every time!!!

So, when I travel, I love stopping at local alcohol shops to fill up on local/regional craft beer…read moreand liquor. I was shocked to find that Canton had this location during our short stay there. As you walk in, everything looks fine and pretty much on point with most small-town liquor stores. Staff was friendly, and the store seemed well stocked. So why the 1-star? EVERY SINGLE BEER I PURCHASE WAS OUT OF DATE! Beer is highly perishable and delicate, especially craft beer. Unfortunately, by the time I realized this, I was already over 700 miles back home in North Carolina. Some of the beers I purchased were nearly 2 years out of date. Unacceptable!

Chubb's is an institution in Canton. Started by Jr. Carmack in the early 1960s it has stood the…read moretest of time. Helpfull people who are knowledgble but not pushy. We need more local,ownerships like this one. A more than adequate selection make this place a pleasure to shop!