We got the brown bag dinner Saturday evening. It was nothing like described. We were very…read moredisappointed. It was supposed to be filet mignon in mushroom gravy. The meat was so tough we couldn't chew it. Honey glazed carrots had No Glaze! This was our first experience with Bodega, and it will be our last! $19.99 for a dinner we couldn't eat!

Fantastic food and ice cream, great wine selection. Shanon…read morewho is the wine guru, does a fun and friendly wine tasting on Saturday.

This was such a nice market. My parents recommended it to me so we stopped by. The vibes are very…read morenice and trendy. The people at the counter did try to rush us through a bit but it was busy. The have a bunch of option from the meat counter to the deli. Seafood, produce, wine, charcuterie, everything. I got their cranberry pecan chicken salad and red skin potato salad. I loved it, I had it for dinner. My dad got pork chops from their meat counter and it took a bite and it was a nice cut of meat. You can get food there too and eat it upstairs, it really is a nice place to check out and get some good food.

This place is exceptional. I have had meat (to grill) from the market but had not eaten lunch there…read moreuntil this week. Food was outstanding. I had the roast beef sandwich with side salad (excellent ranch dressing) and my mom had the carnivore salad. Her salad was huge!! She took almost half of it home! The meat is fresh and tasty. You can get wine, flowers, corn on the cob and a yummy dessert all in one shot! Must check it out if you are in Troy!

Awesome candy shop Joe! Found lotsa root beers that I've…read morenever seen before. Some classic candy from the old days. A nice case of chocolate covered confections. The $5 Candy Buffet was a hit. Fill a little box w/ as much bulk candy as you can. Counter guys were fun. Great place for gifts.

This is the best place I've found to spend quality time with my grandchildren. Plus with the fun…read moreitems it's like stepping back to a time in my youth with the hard to find toys & candy they offer ....

This is a great farmers market near the square in Troy, OH. It's only open on Saturday mornings and…read morewe try to stop by every week. Today we bought tomatoes, beets, flowers, peaches, onions, green beans, cookies and a Troy strawberry schrunchie. It's a bit on the small side, especially for a community surrounded by farms. But the quality is very high for everything. We like it so much that we quit gardening. (No need) It gets a big recommend from me!

Love this place. It's a store that has tons of olive oils infused with all kinds of various flavors…read moreand various basamic vinegars. They have small cups to add your choice of infused oil or vinegar and some bread chunks to taste the flavors. And you should, it's part of the experience. I bought a bottle of Tucson herb oil. I used it tonight to coat some wagyu beef burgers. Delicious. Wow. So glad I had this! I've been here before and I know I'll be back. They have wonderful products.

Lots of great tasting olive oils! Friendly and helpful service as well. Ended up getting a small…read morebottle of Tuscan herb and a sample bottle of black cherry balsamic vinegar to try in tea!

the lady who owns this. She is so knowledgeable and friendly. Takes time with you…read more Can't wait to go back.

Cool tea and coffee shop! She has all kinds of teas and coffees. She also has all kinds of herbs…read moreand spices.

I have been a loyal customer of this Dollar General for many years, and because I have patronized…read morethis location for such a long time, I feel compelled to offer an honest, candid, yet respectful assessment of my experiences. I want to begin by expressing my sincere appreciation for the manager, who, in my opinion, is unquestionably one of this store's greatest assets. She is consistently courteous, approachable, attentive, and genuinely invested in her customers. She has a rare ability to make people feel welcomed and valued. If you ask her where an item is located, she does not merely point toward an aisle; she will walk you directly to it, locate the merchandise herself, or make every effort to assist you. She works extraordinarily hard, and as someone who has observed her dedication for many years, I sometimes wonder whether Dollar General as a company truly recognizes how much she contributes. I cannot speak to what happens behind the scenes, but from a customer's perspective, her diligence and commitment are unmistakable. Her work deserves genuine recognition and appreciation. Dollar General is fortunate to have her. I would also like to commend the redheaded employee, who is consistently kind, courteous, and helpful. She has personally told me, "God bless, be safe, and have a nice day," and those small expressions of kindness make a lasting impression. Recently, I was standing in line while only one register was operating. Although this is not unusual, the staff has historically been very efficient at keeping the line moving. On this occasion, a newer employee was assisting the same customer for what seemed like an unusually long period of time. While I was waiting, the redheaded employee recognized that additional customers needed assistance, opened another register, and efficiently cashed out three or four customers while the newer employee was still assisting that same individual. To me, that demonstrated initiative, efficiency, and genuine consideration for customers. Unfortunately, I must also address conduct that has increasingly contributed to an atmosphere in which I sometimes feel unwelcome. There is one particular employee whose demeanor can be abrasive, dismissive, and seemingly indicative of someone who does not wish to interact with the public. I understand that everyone has difficult days, but anyone working in a customer-facing position should still maintain a reasonable degree of professionalism and courtesy. My wife personally witnessed this employee yelling and using profanity toward another Dollar General employee. While I understand workplace disagreements occur and I was not personally present for the entire incident, such behavior is nevertheless concerning. This same employee also frequently wears cut-off shirts displaying phrases along the lines of "F*** off," "If you don't like it, oh well," and "You don't have to like me." Everyone has different personalities and styles, but when that type of language is combined with an attitude that can make customers feel like an inconvenience, it creates an unpleasant impression. My concern is not simply about clothing; it is the cumulative effect of the language, demeanor, and conduct. A business serving the public should strive to maintain an environment that is welcoming, respectful, and professional. I am not writing this review because I dislike Dollar General. Quite the contrary--I am writing because I have remained a loyal customer for many years and genuinely want this location to succeed. I have tremendous appreciation for the manager and for those employees who consistently demonstrate kindness, efficiency, patience, and professionalism. However, loyalty should not be taken for granted. When longtime customers repeatedly experience a disparity between employees who make them feel genuinely welcome and others whose behavior leaves them uncomfortable or disregarded, it eventually becomes difficult to overlook. I sincerely hope Dollar General management receives this review in the constructive spirit intended. This is not an attempt to personally disparage anyone, but rather an appeal for greater professionalism, accountability, consistency, and recognition. There are genuinely exceptional people working at this location, and I would hate to see their dedication overshadowed by the conduct of a few. Most importantly, I hope Dollar General recognizes the tremendous effort of the manager, because her dedication is noticed and appreciated by longtime customers like myself. I simply believe every customer deserves to be treated with dignity, courtesy, patience, and respect, and the employees who consistently provide that level of service deserve to be recognized and valued.

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