I came here on 1/1/26 because their social media, Google, and Yelp all said they were open. The…read moredoors were unlocked and there were other people eating. I said I can dine in but the person said they were closed? This was at 3:30 pm-ish whereas the internet said they close at 8 pm. Very sus and kind of racist if you ask me. I'm not going to even give this place another try. Grand Duke is nearby, at least they seated me like everyone else. I can see why their rating is low on Yelp. I rarely give 1 stars but this place deserved it.

We were visiting Chicago and saw this place and decided to try it out since can't find Lithuanian…read morefood anywhere else. Didn't want to miss the opportunity! This is a grocery store/mini cafe place. Good food, friendly service and just simple homey ambiance. We ordered the beet soup, broth with dumplings, zeppelins with meat and the rice pilaf. I think the pilaf was just ok, but the rest of the food were great especially the soups!! I wish I can go to visit again and try the other foods they have.

Rather convenient nearby grocer. Nothing special though. Prices usually better than Jewel (same…read moredistance for me), but I do hate when they make you buy multiple of something to get a decent price. Jewel way worse on that though too (or to download their app). Normally, I'd give 3 stars, but I'm currently avoiding due to the fact they sold me moldy buns (Dave's). I bought them on November 10th, but the expiration date was 10/31 (which I didn't look at until after I noticed the green bread I was holding and almost bit into). 6 month ban for that. Sickening. Oh, and one more thing, not even any surprise, or even an apology, when I returned them. Just business as usual.

THE OTHER SIDE OF TOWN…read more Sometimes it's nice to venture to the far end of where you live, even if it's just a beer run. Of the two Meijer stores in Bolingbrook, this is the eastern location near I-355 & Boughton Rd. It's off of Janes Ave in the same general vicinity as IHOP, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Discount Tire. The store is laid out in a mirror image of the one I'm used to, so it took me a while to find what I needed. A 12pk of Half Acre Daisy Cutter was marked down to $18 (normally $25) and a 4pk of Stella Artois tallboys was $7, also a very good deal. I only bought booze on this trip, so I can't comment on the quality or availability of produce. The shopping floor seemed clean and well-organized. I made use of the US Bank ATM inside and couldn't help but notice it was much smaller than the behemoth at the Meijer on Weber Rd, AKA Bolingbrook West. I stood there slightly hunched over, punching in my PIN on a keypad that seemed tiny by comparison. Were Derek Zoolander present, he would've said "what is this, a cash machine for ants??" During self-checkout, the guy who came over to scan my ID for the beer waved his badge and was greeted with the classic 21st century nuisance--dude's password had expired! He politely retreated to his master terminal, coming back several minutes later to finish ringing me up. A minor inconvenience, plus I got a decent chuckle out of it. Glad I'm not the only one that happens to. * TL;DR * It's not the one I usually hit up, but Bolingbrook's other Meijer is A-OK. The store was tidy and I found what I needed. Self-checkout took longer than I would've liked, though not a huge issue. I don't imagine I'll come here much in the future as the one on Weber is merely a stone's throw from my house. This strikes me as a decent Meijer servicing the people of eastern Bolingbrook, Woodridge, and Darien.

open up more check out lines !!! I dislike shopping then having check and bag the groceries myself,read more

This place gets worse and worse. Saturday around 6:00pm the…read moreelectric door isn't working have to push against it. Been times that every cart is stuffed into the entrance and no path to walk in or out also jamming the door shut as the cart person is running around with a friend in the parking lot. One register open and the credit card machine doesn't work. At the one register the checkout person is more interested in his text messages than ringing us up. Twenty years I've been a customer there, the end of that. Shut this place down.

Huge fresh vege section, good prices on most all of it. Freshness good as well. All other areas:…read moredeli, meat, dairy, frozen, canned were all well stocked. Except why we went there: Josie's Czech Dumplings. They carry them but were out. I have not found bread dumplings locally since Chateau went out of business. There is a small liquor area with wine and beer, but not a large selection. Pretty clean inside. No self checkout, but lines went ok.

If I could give 0 stars I would! This place is totally fine with stocking their shelves with rotten…read morefood. Check your food before bringing it home as they don't accept returns after 48 hours even if the food is completely moldy and disgusting!!!!!

This store had a great ambiance. It looked well-organized. It looked like they typically had…read moreexcellent produce. They had a lot of grab-n-go options, which could be convenient, e.g., busy professionals. The location looked pretty good. The store had a wide variety and selection.

Bottom Line: Straight up more expensive but if you're looking for something a cut above for a…read morespecial or important occasion, or just want to treat yourself, it's worth a few extra bucks for the quality. This place is just pleasant to shop in. It (all the stores actually) is always so clean and organized. Ownership clearly runs a tight ship with high standards for cleanliness and organization. Whenever I've asked for assistance the staff are courteous and knowledgeable. I tend to come for the butcher shop, baked goods, or charcuterie ingredients--and the adult beverage selection. To me, they are a hands down cut above the big chains. If the owners maintain this level of quality and don't let it slip over time, I will be ok with spending a few extra dollars in exchange for the quality. Give them a try.

OK, I guess I'm the contrarian in the bunch. I'm the only person who is not giving this place one…read moreor two stars... I've been here several times now, each with a $10 off $35 coupon. That makes groceries here effectively super cheap. The selection isn't as big as Mariano's or Whole Foods, but it's not too bad either. Also, they have quite a bit in the way of packaged dry goods, and a small deli section and prepared food section as well. The customer service is mixed. My wife thinks it's pretty good, but I think that a lot of the staff are clearly untrained, and there was very much a "not my department" sort of mentality when I had questions. However, everybody who helped us was super friendly. So I think will come back if we need to grab the one off item. I almost want to support Mariano's, but it's not like they are a small locally owned family run grocery store either. They're also part of a large publicly traded company. So... The organic options are quite limited, so if you're looking for that sort of thing Whole Foods is probably your best bet. There's a cute little alcohol aisle as well, where you need to show your ID to even be admitted into it, pretty cool. Finally, one small hiccup we had was that we were overcharged for items. We grabbed four boxes of spinach to check the expiration date, and ended up putting three of them back. However, we were charged for all four! That would usually be a star or two off, but Amazon makes disputing these sorts of things on their app super easy, no questions asked. I almost wonder if somebody could abuse it. I think the sensor technology and all of the cameras and electronics aren't quite as sophisticated as the Amazon go store. At the end of the day, I'm not sure how competitive this place is compared to other stores. They're clearly doing quite a bit of customer acquisition, with the coupons and flyers that come in the mail. However, when the coupons expire later on, I think I would probably go somewhere else. One real benefit to this place is you don't have to interact with anyone. I guess there is self check out at most stores too, but you also don't have to go through that process because you just walk out of the store as if you're stealing everything you purchased.

I used AMAZON FRESH for the very first time and the experience was great. I ordered, text them…read morethat I was on my way and indicated that I wanted no substitutions for the products I chose. We drove into the assigned parking place and within minutes a gentleman came out and placed my items into my trunk. I think I'll do it again. Try it.

Review is specific to the bakery. No other departments reviewed…read more My family and I have been Jewel cake fans for as long as I remember, and for a few birthdays this summer, we bought cupcakes and custom strawberry filled cakes. The entire bakery team is always ready to help and quite flexible, ensuring to follow directions and to provide advice on what makes the most sense for the cakes. What's more, the decorator for the past couple of years is absolutely incredible, truly making masterful art with her icings. We have received so many compliments on our cakes, and people are that much more shocked to hear that the product is from Jewel. If you're looking for a cost effective cake with solid decor, look no further than this Jewel!

Was driving around the Chicagoland suburbs and got to Jewel-Osco since Walgreeens was closed on…read moreThanksgiving day. Found what I was looking for in the pharmacy which was their house brand's version of Dramamine but at a more reasonable price. For friends in SoCal, Jewel-Osco resembles an Albertsons as the Albertsons company is their owner. Prices in general are comparable to SoCal Albertsons. The store appeared clean although it was busy with people probably doing their last minute Thanksgiving purchases or not. By the entrance there was merch for the Chicago sports teams. The cashier at checkout was kind and polite. I punched in my phone number at the point of sale terminal and I actually earned points according to my receipt. Wow, almost felt like a local in Chicagoland! From this experience, Jewel-Osco in Woodridge, IL is A-OK!

A really good little Mexican grocery store located next to Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant. I suspect…read morethey are the same owners because of the same name and location. The first time my aunts and I went here, we were eating lunch next door and one of us saw the panaderia truck drive by. We all said in unison, "PAN!!!" and ate really fast... ran in the rain next door to the Mexican store. Haha! We had to get our fresh pan! This store has fresh Mexican sweet rolls that we love, including conchas and camote bread. Oh and those big sugar cookies with the colored sprinkles! I saw some tamales in the hot deli section mm mmm! I love browsing through this store and especially love smelling the powdered laundry detergent. The staff are very friendly in here. Just about everything you need is right here, and don't miss out on the spicy hot candy at the counter.

Just moved into the area, finally tried Los Arcos. Place was non-stop customers, so people most…read morealready know it's good. I wasn't disappointed. Just tried the steak burrito, but it was good. Amazing how some other places can mess up basic dishes. I'll Be Back! (Did you read that like the Terminator?) 555

I always love Walmart supercenters because you not only have food, but you also have things like…read moretechnology items like laptops and phones and cables, as well as bicycles and tools and car parts as well as toys and HomeGoods. The prices are definitely one of the best prices that you'll find in any store. And there's always Free Parking and the staff are always willing to help you. The lighting in here is always bright and I appreciate that because I can see better.

I was not a fan. No union collective bargaining - I didn't like the way the employees were…read morecompensated. Now, a partnership with American Giant - go get yourself one. A low price leader from grocery, clothes, and home goods. Walmart are a fixture in many rural communities and open twenty four hours. Should the Walton's keep pushing American made products - I'm in. Adios Target.