I stopped by Whole Foods to grab a quick meal from their hot foods section, I like the variety of…read moreoptions. This time I chose chicken tenders and mashed potatoes since I see people get them often. The tender was kinda hard, as if it'd been out for a while. The sides were good though, I always appreciated the chance to get in some veggies. I'll likely stick to the other protein options, but it was still a decent visit.

rude David over taking paper supplies and a paper bag not very nice maybe work on people skills in…read morethe future not a very friendly person

Staff is so great! I come in often and there's this nice girl who helps me find everything I need…read moreevery time. They also have everything here, oh my gosh! And employees are more than happy to help with any needs Will continue to shop here , also the managers are very amazing and beyond helpful.

I love this Drug Mart! It's got such an old-school feel, and everyone who works there is so…read morefriendly. The pharmacy team is amazing -- when my son needed a 6-week steroid taper, one of the techs actually wrote out by hand a full calendar for us and even redid it when the dosage changed. They truly care about their customers, and I never have to wait long for prescriptions. Plus, they have all kinds of fun random stuff to browse while you're there!

Still a hot mess. Store was not well stocked. Staff as surly as ever. Deli prepared food items did…read morenot look fresh. Stood at deli counter for 5 minutes hoping to be helped, while the staff agressively ignored me. How does this store stay in business?

We started using Lucky's after getting really frustrated with Kroger's (Trump supporter & under…read moreinvestigation for pricing fraud) and Giant Eagle (meh), and now I've fallen in love. The prices are equivalent to (and mostly cheaper than) Krogers or GE; it's like Trader Joe's, but Local (and lots closer). Their produce is lovely & fresh (oh, those big bags of crimini mushrooms...), their staff is helpful & friendly, and they offer a lot of local & regional options to national/pricey brands. We've been shopping there for a few months now. If they only had pharmacy, they'd be perfect, but you can't have everything.

Went to Marc's for the first time this week and really liked this place! My bestie told me it's…read morewhere she shopped growing up in Cleveland, so I'm definitely late to the game. What's not to love?! Friendly employees, a great grocery selection with reasonable prices, and a whole second-half to the store that reminds me of an old-school Odd Lots (in the best way possible). I scored some gorgeous outdoor placemats for $3 and microfiber towels for $4. I can't wait to come back again and soon because they have pączki right now!! Iykyk

I only get flowers, med isle items , birdseed, Kleenex, and toilet paper. I can't buy any food here…read morelook down at the floors; black, dirt, never professional cleaned, nasty bathrooms no pride. hassle to get out too, not enough cashiers and some of them are rude. but if it was clean I'd buy more and if you could get through Any Line and get out faster. people are standing in line too long. I've just sat items down and left. it's the slowest cashing out stores in Ohio and I shop at so many stores ! but honestly it's dirty and the floor even the coolers I see mold. it's been like that for 3 yrs that I've been shopping there. The one on Henderson rd is clean but Westerville come on yuck

I have loved Trader Joe's since college but I didn't Yelp back then so I feel like it's time show…read morethem the love they deserve. I typically frequent the Sawmill location but I was at Easton anyways and it's pretty much the same if not slightly bigger. There are so many different things I love to get on a regular basis but I will highlight a few favorites in my pictures. The staff are always so friendly despite crowds and lines on weekends, and the prices are always on point. If you are busy and want to eat good food with minimal effort on budget, this is your spot.

Trader Joe's has become my default grocery stop when I want something a little different--or when I…read moreneed to feel better about spending money on snacks I didn't plan for. One of my favorite things about shopping here is that it feels less like an errand and more like a fun little game to discover something new. It's the kind of thing I'd mention if someone asked, "So what did you get into this weekend?"--because yes, wandering the aisles counts as an activity in my book. You walk in and the flower section is overflowing with fresh bundles that look way more expensive than they are. I've grabbed plenty--mums, thistles, lilies--and they last longer than anything I've picked up at big chain stores. Even a $5 bouquet makes the week feel brighter. The layout is easy to navigate without feeling crowded, and the staff are always kind if you need help. You'll see everyone from college students to grandparents to parents with kids shopping, and it never feels intimidating. There's a low-key community vibe, too. People will chat about what's good, especially if you look undecided in front of the freezer section. I've ended up trying things because someone insisted I had to--like the Watermelon Cucumber Cooler. A stranger was raving about it, so I grabbed a bottle, and she was right. Make sure you drink it cold. I've been swapping snack reviews with my nephew. He's hooked on the Spicy Tempura Seaweed Snack--light, crispy, salty, with a little heat. I'm partial to their bruschetta sauce and the hot fudge, which somehow doesn't taste like the usual heavy fudge. The lemonades are usually the reason I come here. The Jalapeño Limeade, Spicy Mango Lemonade, and classic Limeade are always in my fridge. Refreshing without being too sweet, and perfect for mixing drinks. Prices are fair enough that you can try something new without feeling like you've splurged. Whether you eat vegan, gluten-free, or just want to try something different, there's something here for everyone. The freezer meals can be hit or miss. Some need a little extra seasoning, but the Chicken Shawarma Bowl is a solid quick lunch. If you have an air fryer, grab the Jalapeño & Cream Cheese Crispy Wontons--they turn out golden and crunchy every time. Their sauces deserve a shoutout. The Peri-Peri Sauce is fantastic on tacos or eggs--tangy, smoky, and way more flavorful than you'd expect for a $3 bottle. And while you're in line, don't skip the greeting cards. They're 99 cents and surprisingly cute. Trader Joe's even has an Instagram and a podcast with recipes and ideas, which is fun if you like feeling part of the community. Overall, this is the kind of store you walk into for groceries and leave with a few treats, something new to love, and maybe a bouquet. If you've been here, share your must-try recommendations--I'm always looking for something different to throw in the cart.

We stopped in for an ice cream fix on a hot day... and to make sure we got some more peach before…read morethe limited time flavor ran out! In addition to a couple of peach scoops, we also got a blue moo cookie monster (contains Oreos). The ice cream was good and very refreshing. There is a nice little seating area off to the side of the ice cream counter, as well as a few patio tables outside. In addition to the ice cream, this location also offers a convenience shop with some snacks and goods, plus some hot foods. Service was efficient and courteous. Parking is available in the lot in front.

Genuinely one of the best ice creams I've ever had. Peanut butter chocolate chip cookie dough- the…read moresecond scoop is free! The cone itself was really good too. I wasn't sure what to expect but it was amazing and I'm gonna get another. The employees were really nice and welcoming too

I have had several negative experiences at this location, and unfortunately this was another one. I…read morepaid for all of my items and watched a customer with a much larger cart have their receipt scanned with barely a glance. When it was my turn, my cart was counted item by item, and I was questioned about an item that was clearly paid for. After experiencing treatment like this multiple times, it is hard not to notice the difference in how I am being treated. Whether intentional or not, the message it sends is clear and unacceptable. We all deserve to be treated with the same dignity and respect. God created every one of us, regardless of skin color, and it is disappointing to experience behavior that suggests otherwise. Please do not tell me "God bless you" while treating me differently because of the color of my skin. Respect and kindness should be shown through actions, not just words.

We got a deal on an annual membership so checked it out. Only been in once or twice since, and…read moreleft without buying anything. Not renewing. Just not impressed- but we already have a Costco membership, so if you don't belong to a warehouse club already it might be a good option for you. Stopped in one last time to see if previous experiences were outliers. I just find the prices to be the same or higher than Costco, and often the same as any old grocery store. Today milk and eggs were the same (or more expensive) than Kroger. Very small prepared food section compared to Costco. Lots of clothes for little kids, but nothing up past size 7 that I saw. There were a few clearance things that had okay prices, but nothing else stood out. I got a bulk container of snacks, just because I wanted that particular thing, but almost left at checkout because the price was just not great. Service is fine. I like the aisle signage. They have smaller packages than Costco for some things, which works out better sometimes. Parking and access is good. Not busy at all at noon on a weekday; Costco is always busy and gets crazy at peak. Odd to see a store with so few customers and so many open checkout lanes. So, that's good for you getting in and out, but doesn't bode well for the company. It just doesn't work for us. Farther away than Costco, costs the same or more, doesn't have anything that makes it worth a special trip.

I love this Costco! Everyone is helpful, patient and happy to be working there, even when it busy!…read moreThe produce is always fresh. The rotisserie chicken is a must have (because let's be honest, who wants to cook after bringing in a Costco haul! lol) The Kirkland brand has never been a disappointment. I do have the executive membership which earns $ back yearly. It's sent in check form. All you do is bring the check into Costco and go through a regular check out line and apply the $ to your purchase. You do not get cash back for this one but if you have the citi Costco card then the check you get for their yearly rewards you can just cash at the Costco service desk. I got tires here as well. They are good quality and have last 2 + years and going strong. Parking.. good luck! It's Costco and usually always busy. So at times you do need to walk a bit. They have plenty of handicap accessible spots. One thing that you may not know. You can asked the greeter on the way out for a " loader" if you need one. You leave the cart and go get your car. Pull it up to the front and they help you load your car

For the Hearing Aid Center alone, the Costco at Gemini Place in Lewis Center/Columbus, Ohio is my…read more"go-to" choice. The employees are polite, efficient, knowledgeable, and have helped me get the hearing I want. At Costco, the quality of the merchandise, the prices, the freshness and the quick checkout are unbeatable, even on busy days. I've sent many friends and relatives to the Gemini Costco, and most have bought their hearing aids there too. It's absolutely my favorite place to shop.