I have driven past this market many times and never gave it a second thought. Until I saw them all over my Instagram show casing their elite picks of brews. They have a few cases packed with dozens of craft brews both small and large breweries. I stopped in to grab some fun new beers for a friends birthday. She is not into the IPA craze and I was worried that I wouldn't have much to pick from, but I was wrong! I got 4 picks that I not only think she will enjoy but also the art on the can is great! If you are not into beer, there are other options for you to grab. There is a small cider section and they have liquor and basic beer grabs. read more

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I've been going to Farm Bureau Market Since 1972!!! When the candy was displayed in wooden boxes on the shelves There was the nicest older man who owned and ran this store I think his name was Ernie Great memories read more

Just happened to see this thing, they have Jones soda which I like rap and they seem to have a wide variety of stuff if a grocery store is closed and you need something. read more

I'm always greeted by a friendly employee when i walk in. Maybe that's so that you know they are paying attention - the security/alarm system leads me to believe they've probably had theft problems in the past and are being proactive about preventing them. Good selection of snacks, and alcohol and other beverages - this is a great little neighborhood market! read more

Always over charges for everything! Told me all bags were free, but then i came in the next day with a coupon and he charged me for a bag. Im fine with paying 10 cents for a bag, but dont tell me they are always free one day and then turn around and charge me the next day because i used a coupon. I only go here when im in a pinch because its close and quick. All products are way over priced and not at the quality that they should be. Ex: expired candy and dusty bottles. And hes usually drunk when i go in there. read more

If you want good cheap food look no further if you go on Saturday and Sunday you get to see a good looking clerk man he was sexy friendly people and nice service read more

I love this place. I have been going here since I was 7, and while the owner used to be less than friendly, for the past several years he is always pleasant, helpful, and chatty. What do you need? Candy, chips, liquor, soda, water, ice? They have it all. read more

Friendly old man runs the store but pay close attention when you are getting rung up at register so you don't get over charged. Also some candy we have purchased there was expired. I've been going here since I was 10. It is very convenient. read more

I've been going here for nearly 30 years, way back when Ms. Maxine owned it and Bob was there. They've always kept the shelves stocked, and the current owner and his family are always pleasant!! read more

Well I have been going to this establishment for almost my entire life. It used to be called "Bob's" because the original owner was a man named "Bob" who always greeted everyone who came to shop there with a very enthusiastic "Hello!". He worked there and employed a number of daughters and that is when it was a real Delicatessen. Over the years the store changed hands a number of times and after Bob sold the business it became known as, "The little red store on the corner". I can remember as a boy accidentally breaking a antique tea pot my mother used when she had a dinner party. I knew that pot held a great deal of value to my mother and I had destroyed it. I could tell my mother was upset and the only thing I could do to attempt to make it up to her was I went to The little red store and bought my mother a regular steel dinner fork witch I presented to her thinking that I made up for my mistake and all of her guests thought it was more then enough to have made the effort to make her feel better. I think I was 6 or seven years old. I am 48 years old now and the store still is open everyday. Yesterday was the final time i will ever spend a dime at that place. the current owner is from India i believe but yesterdays expireince solidified my boycott. I went there to purchase a bottle of wine of wine advertised at $8.99, a GatorAid that was listed for $1.89 and a gallon of milk which did not have a price posted anywhere. I went to the cash register and the owner punched the numbers into a calculator next to the cash register and then entered $22.89. I asked him if the was the total for my three items and he said, "Yes! , my bothers" that means that the gallon of milk cost me over $10. I have felt many times that he inflated the prices but i never received a sales receipt, but yesterday confirmed that I was getting ripped off. I have no problem going the extra two or three blocks now to take my business elsewhere. read more