Customer Service here is very poor in the Amazon Returns Department. There is a young man there who…read moremake customers feel like they're a major inconvenience. I'm sure Amazon wouldn't want that type of representation. Also, recently, I called to order a case of yogurt, as I was told, in the past, that this is an option), and the person who answered told me they were really busy and he didn't have staff available, so I asked if he could take my number and have someone call me back. I gave my number, and I've not heard back.

What in the world happened to this place?…read more Pre-pandemic, there was an inventive, delicious hot bar with numerous choices. Now it's like a college cafeteria...basic and tired, with hardly any plant-based options. The salad bar has nothing but the basics. The cut fruit is shameful--all underripe (easier to sell, for some reason. Produce section as a whole is extremely underwhelming...Martin's has more options. The current lack of a seating area indoors is a big minus. This used to be a favorite meeting spot for me and school colleagues. Now you just take it home or scarf it down in the parking lot. Sad! It's hard to think of a reason to come here anymore, aside from maybe a few specialty organic items...and even here, Target carries more.

Unfortunately it's easier to list the issues with this location. So before I do I will note they do…read morehave some really good sourdough bread! Now the negatives that can be fixed. Inconsistency is big! Hot food bar always old and dried out few rotating options, the mini cookie bar case always empty and I mean always as in regardless of time, date, or truck delivery it is never cared for! The employees at the cheese counter might as well be wearing a big badge that says we don't want to talk to you about cheese or help you go away! The discount bread are always just regular full size loaves that are about to go bad and thy cut them in half so it's no cheaper. The entire store is small dark and the workers just don't care to help much at all. Forget the days of someone asking if they can help you find something! There's really no reason to come here anymore since I can make my own sourdough now. Until Amazon take the time to fix this place I'll only be visiting the ones in Indy that are not as cramped are better lit and feel like a grocery store and not a overpriced dungeon full of organic items wrapped in no recyclable plastic.

It's a bit on the expensive side, but there are also items you might not find anywhere else In…read moretown. If you are an Amazon prime member there are additional discounts for you as well. I suggest coming during their main hours to receive hot foods and some of the best sushi to go that's always fresh.

I saw Dave for digestive problems and he looked at my blood and gave me a LOT of information. I…read moretook his advice and feel so much better.

Don't go there. They won't allow you to use their bathroom. Not even to senior citizens!!read more

Stopped on the hottest day at 2pm on a heat wave day and I still got ice and ice cream treats for…read moremy pups which was such a relief. Some days it's out of stock everywhere which wasn't the case with this storm so appreciate that!

I waited over 5 hours for my online order to be ready and once I got to the pickup parking I waited…read more20 minutes for my groceries to even come out to my car. We called in before hand asking if they were ready and said we weren't in the system but I showed them my information on my order they started to get my order ready. Bad experience and will not be doing pickup order again.

Rogers is a fantastic grocery! you can find anything you…read moremight need! the staff is helpful and the store is exceptionally clean and organized! The prices are fair considering this is not a large corporation grocery but a community based store!

Roger's is a great local grocery store that has very fresh product.  I still remember when they…read morewere on Vineland Road back when I was a child and I'd ride my bike over for a treat. Since moving over a decade ago into this much larger building they have continued to thrive and just simply be a great grocery store.  Their staff is chipper, the store itself is clean and the food, as already stated, is fresh.  Definitely a great grocery store if you live in the area.

I am fully convinced that Walmart carries everything you could possibly ever need. Its a great…read morestore and its easy to find what your looking for. However, they do not have enough staff throughout the store. Today they had staffers who had set up a lovely tablescape of items that could be found throughout the store, it was beautiful! Right next to it were other staffers who were encouraging people to try food and beverage samples that they were selling. As you walked thru the store people had dumped food and drinks samples everyone. In the women's shoe area somebody had dumped a red drink all over a legging display completely ruining it and it had dried so it had been the a while and not cleaned up. In a display area for Christmas sweets people had just dumped trash all over the shelves. Its a good store but the staffers need to take pride in the whole store not just the fun stuff at the front of the store.

Greeters profile and hassle customers like police and stare at them as if they are walking down a…read morecorridor as they exit. They ask questions without making eye contact as to consent or detainment based on your acknowledgement to hear their voice as you are exiting.

I typically will go to Meijer, Aldi or even occasionally the St. Joseph location of Martins for…read moregroceries. I was already in the area so stopping by for a bathroom break and quick snack from Martin's in Stevensville was convenient. Inside they have a Caribou Coffee to get drinks while shopping. They also have their famous SideDoor cafe, which provides hot food like rotisserie chickens, macaroni & cheese, fries, fried chicken and the beloved hoosier fries. Some cold options are also available but for me the draw has always been the panini sandwiches. Delicious bakery items are also available on top of the standard grocery store items. Bathrooms are clean, staff is friendly, and lots of choice options. Biggest down side is how far this location is from me, but the second downside is you do tend to pay a touch more than other spots closer to me. I'll come back, but maybe not for a bit.

Pleasant place to be since they kicked the Rugrats out. Unless you're 16 and can prove it you are…read moreout. Great place to have a cuppa coffee in the PM.

In my opinion, this is probably the least visually appealing dollar store in the area. The floors…read moreare gross looking, the lighting is dimmer than I'd like and the employees are about as enthusiastic as the guests at a funeral. Pros of this store include: items are organized, prices are low and location in the plaza is convenient. Overall not my choice of stops, but will do in a pinch. Located in the plaza on M-139 next to Save-A-Lot.

We came at a little before 8:50 to pick up ONE item for a Doordash. They close at 9 so we assumed…read morewe had enough time to run in. Well apparently not because they closed 10 minutes early and the one employee that was in there ignored us when we tried to ask if we could at least get the one thing.

My husband and I recently started coming to Aldi's more regularly for our grocery shopping trips…read more  We have been coming about once a week since the beginning of the year and we have been enjoying all the delicious food options at they have available. Both my husband and I love their french bread pizzas as my husband has been eating them since he was a kid. We will most likely be making this Aldi our regular grocery shopping place or at least until the location in Stevensville opens. The biggest con of Aldis is still that they tend to only have one cashier at any given time. That can allow for long lines but for me it is worth it. Don't forget your quarter for a cart and reusable bags for your groceries.

I shop the Benton Harbor, MI store and have always found the products, prices and customer service…read moreto be great, that is until last week. I am a senior customer, age 70. The checkout cashier referred to me as "young lady ". apparently she is unaware of how offensive the reference is. Using that phrase is ageist and what gerontologists call "elderspeak" which is full of condescension and very patronizing. This hasn't happened frequently so when it does, I usually just smile and move on. She called me that twice, apparently thinking she is on top of things. I haven't decided if I will say something to her if it this happens again or if I should just avoid her line. I do wonder though if she knows how rude she is being. frustrated in Michigan, Carrie T

Huge produce array. Easy to access this welcoming market...right off highway exit. Staff friendly…read moreand helpful. We were surprised at the variety of fresh produce plus market extras that were available. Prices very fair. We filled our vehicle with oodles of blueberries, peaches, tomatoes, squash, sweet corn, onions, garlic, berries, peppers, apples, jams, beets, pickles and goodies. The Paula's Red apples were incredible! Raspberries great! Good quality vegs and fruits. Was a nice stop on our travels through Michigan. Just a bit over an hour from Chicago. Ample parking. Carts available for plenty of purchases. Keep up great work...we'll be back.

From the owner: We specialize in fresh and locally-grown farm products, mostly fruits and vegetables. Our growers…read moreare situated within one of the world's great fruit belts. Buy direct from the growers in wholesale quantities at wholesale prices. Trading begins every day at 6:00 am, except Monday and Saturday when there is NO trading. Trading is fast and most fresh produce is sold by 8:00 am. In business since 1860, we are known as the "World's largest cash-to-grower wholesale fruit market."