Little old fashioned deli butcher shop. Totally recommend them. The selection and prices are very…read morecomparable. Great service, excellent products

Online ordering apparently has errors. Ordered 6 3packs of sandwich ribeye and when picked up it…read moredidn't seem right I asked clerk is this 18 and was told should be got to my tailgate and had 6 steaks. I had 18 people so it was frustrating. I will say gave me a full refund but would have preferred the steaks.

This sandwich shop remains unmatched. We came in for Mindy's Italian and Rainbow Veggie sandwiches…read more The ingredients are fresh, the vinegar is expertly balanced, and the French bread gives every bite a crunch. Bravo!

I have officially had the best sandwich in my life, thanks to this place. I'm visiting a friend,…read moreand found Cheese and Crackers on Yelp. I'm not a sandwich person, but my 16 year old is, and I wanted something I could eat to-go. You can smell the scent of yummy as you walked into the door. It appears to be a gourmet grocery store, specializing in sushi grade seafood, pasta from Italy, fancy cheeses, meats, caviar, and sodas from around the country. They had diet Cheerwine, even. I've never seen so many different root beers in one place- there was even a pumpkin root beer! There wasn't a BLT on the menu, but they custom made one for my son, and he added pesto and provolone. He declared it the best BLT ever, and knocked his favorite sandwich place back home to second place. I had the Thanksgiving everyday. A $16 buck sandwich, I was skeptical it wasn't going to live up to its price point. However, it was worth every cent. It was turkey, goat cheese, and homemade cranberry sauce on sourdough, and grilled panini style on a press. The turkey was sliced fresh- everything was made fresh. The taste was absolutely amazing. I live in California, but hate most sourdough bread, because that tang tastes spoiled. You don't have that weird taste with Cheese and Crackers sourdough bread- it's just delicious toasted buttered bread. It was the right texture and made it crunch. The crew appeared very hardworking and enjoyed their jobs. We were greeted kindly, and felt welcome. I use a walker, and was able to navigate the store, but note the space is kinda small. Since I don't live here, I'm going to do my best to recreate my sandwich at home. Cheese and Crackers- thanks for teaching me about a delicious flavor combination, and for providing an enjoyable epicurean experience.

The best grocery store in Champaign. There's beautiful…read moreorganic produce , a full coffee shop & restaurant inside this location as well as all your regular grocery needs . If you're not familiar , it's similar to a smaller version of a Whole Foods . They do carry vegan options here ( not as many as a Whole Foods ) . Beware of stacked water bottle towers around the store , I barely clipped a tower with my arm and the ENTIRE tower came down , super dangerous.

I love this store's sushi, the only place I go other than Sushi Man on Prospect. I don't grocery…read moreshop here often, so I don't have much to say on that aspect other than they have a huge selection of produce and from what I've had, it's pretty good. Their sushi is not talked about NEARLY enough. Their salmon is usually pretty good, so I usually order their salmon maki, a salmon avocado roll, or a chef special with a salmon avocado roll and salmon nigiri if they have them stocked up. If the roll you're looking for isn't there, just ask one of the chefs to make it for you. (It's usually better that way too, since it's more likely to be fresh.)

It's a weird and wonderful place, especially if you are into DIY oriental food, especially for my…read moresoft spot, ramen. It IS a grocery store in that it has produce, a meat and seafood counter, as well as dry goods, refrigerated items and a robust set of upright freezer cases - mostly full of items not normally found in the US. They also carry many American staples when those are needed in a pinch, but the focus is clearly on what's not available anywhere else in the area. That said all the produce is top-notch and beautifully displayed/maintained. The meat/seafood selection fresh (and more so) frozen is pretty extensive, even down to how things are sliced and/or shaped. Then there's the bakery which is past the checkout lanes all the way at the far front-end of this place (which is the size of a large Aldi's). I'm pretty sure I saw a loaf of bread or two in the grocery areas, but they did not suggest the kind of exquisite baked goods on display when you enter the area - in both the grab your own area (croissants, bagels, donuts) and the counter glass case (fancy pastries). They're not cheap, but also fancier then you may even find at say Martinelli's and my creme-filled croissant was an epically delicious mess! Without burying the lead for some folks, because I was there around 9 AM, I didn't smell anything savory cooking yet, but behind the bakery are several more separate food stalls that make up a mini Asian food court for yummy things like noodles, bibimbap and ramen. I hope to come back and sample them soon.

We drove here on our way back from chicago. It is about an hour more added to our drive but…read moredefinitely a great addition to this small town. This place has quite a lot of selections of food items including my favorite exotic fruits durians. There were lots of dried good items that we got as well as food courts that we brought food.

The folks there a friendly,courteous and helpful,when looking for a specific item! What really "…read moreWOW" me was the Bakery display....Fantastic!! Also I briefly talked to Lori,she was behind the counter ( Cakes Display) I told her the display was beautiful and that I would be coming back to order a Birthday Cake! Lori was with a big smile and very courteous! Schnucks Management? You have.a Winner,and Lori is her name! Keep smiling,Lori.....you made my day today!I would recommend Schnucks to anyone,friends and family!

I called the Floral Department at Schnucks this morning and spoke to a very enthusiastic young lady…read morenamed Trish...she described in great detail the arrangement that she could design for my daughter and her family. Trish added some Candy Canes to the arrangement and even went over to the bakery department and picked out a dozen donuts to go along with the flowers. Trish arranged for an appropriate delivery time as well. Flowers and donuts arrived on time and were exactly what I had envisioned. Telephone shopping at Schnucks with Trish turned into a very enjoyable experience. Thank you, Trish from a CANADIAN customer who looks forward to more shopping experiences with you and your employer, Schnucks.

Good enough..... It…read morehad what we needed and more. But.. felt like it used to be much nicer here. Staff was fine nothing great. I thought the prices were higher than they should be.

Why are your Meijer Ultimate sugar cookies always overcooked to the limit? Then you try to hide it…read moreby sprinkling sugar. Stop! What's up with the baker? Can they see? Just stop overcooking everything. I've had to specifically ask my Instacart shoppers not to bring me the burnt batch

So excited to stop here during our road trip because I knew they would have allergen-friendly items…read morethat might be tough for me to find other places. Plus I knew they would have ready-to-eat prepared foods that we could grab and go. In fact, they have a microwave you can use right at the end of the registers. My kids had a lot of fund finding the ingredients for homemade trail mix in the bulk bins too. We bought gluten-free snacks and prepared foods too. I don't mind bagging my own groceries because I do that at Aldi frequently. I love the idea of having an ownership stake in a co-op! How great. My kids said it felt like a mini-Whole Foods.

Super friendly service, and even the fellow shoppers were smiling at us. They have a nice bakery,…read moreand fresh drip coffee ( but only from 7:00 am -1:00 pm so we missed jt!) but I did buy some cookies (which is what I came for) and a canned oat milk coffee beverage. Would totally belong here if I was a local!

Store review: You have to remember you are shopping at a…read moreAldi's after all... Yes you have to get and put back your own shopping cart with a quarter to unlock the cart which is returned to you afterwards. Yes you can't use a credit card here, cash is king. Yes there is no grocery bags, but the produce often is fresh and inexpensive with weekly sale items. They have milk at a ungodly low price of 1.50 when I went this past week which is so cheap it makes you wonder... I would steer clear of some items that are clearly not made in the USA or farm raised etc... On the other hand dry goods and fruits from the USA may not be a bad selection. Check out was fast for a aldi and also the inventory of this store appears to be larger than other places. Pros: cheap dairy, lots of discounted items, fresh produce Cons: no shopping bag, off brand, lots of farm raised outside of the usa fish which make you nervous about contamination Hidden deals: Check the weekly flyers usually it shows you the best deals!

Aldi is always a great go-to when you want to get groceries at a bargain. Though you might not be…read moreable to get everything you need here, they have an excellent selection and variety at some of the lowest prices in the area. A couple things to remember: bring a quarter if you plan on using a cart (you get the quarter when you return the cart) and bring shopping bags. They don't provide bags, but you can buy them if you need to. They also don't take credit cars so make sure to have cash or a debit card. All in all a great place to get groceries. Though it can get crowded sometimes, it's well worth it to save money on the necessities.