Walker in to get water and some apples. The clerk, John, spotted that one of them was rotten so I was able to grab a good one. Really felt taken care of as a customer. read more

The bananas are at least a week expired. This is a liquor store that sells a few random - and bizarre - groceries, such as plant-based peach yogurt (you know, the kind that comes from peach plants). It's not a grocer, even though that's part of the name. Also the prices are silly. read more

Go Grocer - Fresh bananas! - Beer, Wine & Spirits Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

meatloaf dinners priced 13 something bucks half off when the use by date expires,,the stuff is still quite edible,,4 big slices,a scoop of taters 2 squigs of broccoli nice tuna fish wraps same price, half off means 1980 prices coffee mgod 13 to 18 bucks for a bag or can ( bt 11 oz) I wish theyd do hamburgers for the deli,,pizza slices too,,no place close by makes hamburgers,,,GGcr used to have store brewed hot coffee, they cut that out and ought to bring it back 711s on damen le moyne closed,milwaukee 711 closed too,, the riots and theft allowed by the city are why corp HQ had these 2 closed,, ,also,,they ought to change policy on returning cash if you use the card to pay,I E allow cash back,,,thievery is way down these days. read more

Love this new grocery boutique in Logan Square!! They stock an amazing variety of fresh and packaged foods and a great assortment of drinks and spirits. I've visited this Logan Square location several times and it always satisfies. Their beet salad is out of this world! I met one of the owners who said they have fun events planned for the future and they strive to provide the products that people want. They even sell some items at a loss to help customers out, due to inflationary prices. I highly recommend shopping at this store!! read more

I'm a fan of this place. It tends to be on the pricey side for a neighborhood convenience store (compared to another convenience store up to street on Wood), but it is much cleaner and better lit (so maybe that justifies the price?). They have a large inventory and well stocked shelves and a lot of unique foods to try. Also, during the COVID pandemic, they were one of the only places that was stocked in Lysol Wipes (huge news!). They are taking adequate precautions during this pandemic, requiring universal masking for patrons and employees, and they have a plexiglass screen at the cashier. They are well stocked in wine and beer and spirits. They even have a small prepared food section with some fresh produce. The only real downside is the price, but for the location, convenience, and the friendliness of the staff, it can be worth it when you're in a pinch. read more

I would give 5 stars to the staff! Always friendly and helpful. The wine, beer and cheese/chocolate selection is great and priced the same as anywhere prepared foods are good but pricey. But the product is way overpriced for what you're getting. I tried to get a tomato and they all had rotten spots and were around $1.50 each. Otherwise I'm great full to have them in the neighborhood. read more

Go Grocer is a great establishment with great organic food, a plethora of options, friendly staff, and a convenient location. Unfortunately for me I am having to have a friend type this review for me because my last visit cost me an arm and a leg. I simply cannot believe the prices here. $22 for the supplies to make a grilled cheese. If you're looking to get organic food for your big date night dinner Go Grocer is the place for you, as long as you are willing to take out a second mortgage on your house to pay for said dinner. I really like Go Grocer, but I can actually feel my wallet breaking a sweat anytime I come within 500 ft of the store. I am also knocking off a star because of the disturbing review Ruben N. left them. Greg, you have some explaining to do...#JusticeForRuben read more

I. Heart. This. Place. A lot! Why? First of all, because it's an adorable little market. It's well cared for, they've got a little bit of everything, and the stuff they offer is quality. Four stars instead of five because of the price (but I do understand the need for mark-ups with small, independent stores. Carry on, W. Carry on.) Second, I always seem to find something new to try when I'm in there. Their stock is kind of like... I don't know... like peering into a cabinet of curiosities. The last time I visited, I tried a little bag of snap pea crisps... and they were gooooood. One of these days, I'm going back for the chocolate sauce with grand marnier...that just sounds sinful. Which brings me to my third reason why I love this place. Can I just say I agree with the ladies who've said the guys behind the counter are...uhm... not completely unfortunate looking? I feel like such a sleaze. But thank goodness I'm not the only one who's had fleeting thoughts of -- wait. Better keep that little daydream to myself. read more

When this place opened I was super excited. Were you one of the people who moved to Chicago and asked someone where the nearest co-op was and was openly mocked? I was. This place is the closest approximation to a bona fide co-op that I've found in the neighborhood. Especially since Sunflower closed. It's small and friendly, and has a lot of the hippy food I've held as staples for the entirety of my adult life. Plus a free-range meat deli for you omnivores. Plus a good wine and beer selection. But it's SO. FUCKING. EXPENSIVE. Can we get a actual co-op somewhere in Uke Village sometime? Can we? read more

This place is small and likely only convenient for the people who live in the apartment buildings down the street. There's no parking close by (and the street fills up quickly) and the selection in here is pretty small. The quality of the food here is good, which others have mentioned, but the pricing structure here is BONKERS. I'm not sure how one decides the value of certain frozen goods or fresh fruits that are literally 50-75% less in other places, but some of the stuff is just nuts overpriced. The selection of craft beers is great and there's a lot of wine, including selections that are in the $10-$20 range. I don't make it a point to come here unless I happen to be driving by, but this definitely isn't a place I could afford to stop in everyday to buy groceries or supplies. read more

Back in the day when W Grocer was W Crossing across the street I liked this place. While it was always expensive, it seemed somewhat local, and of course was always convenient. Since the move I feel distant and out of love with W Grocer -- the new products are so over the top and expensive and just don't seem worth it anymore. And lets not forget that Olivia's is literally a two minute walk away. They have the same products (for less!!,, check it for yourself) and the store has such a better vibe with the beautiful fresh cut flowers and laid back layout. I guess ive decided that unless im in a dire emergency,, im going to walk a bit further to Olivia's. read more

12:45 pm. 9/12/2020 have just left the Go Grocer on 2060 North avenue in Wicker Park and am so upset at the incredibly rude treatment I received from the woman at the register. I asked her if I could place 3 small items on the counter while I shopped for wine, she said yes and I went to the back of the store to shop. She then began to speak in a very loud voice telling her coworker how stupid and rude I was for not using a shopping basket and for putting my things on the counter. I couldn't believe what I was hearing! I was the only person in the store so I knew she was talking about me. I was so shocked and upset , I paid and left the store. I should have asked for a receipt because I am now realizing that she overcharged me . I will never shop at Go Grocer again. read more

I love this grocery! So many different healthy snack options available. Fresh fruits and meals to go, lots of unusual and fun chips and health drinks. It's my favorite place to grab a "good for you" treat on the go. read more

Great location, poor most everything else. Expect to pay 2-3x more than whole foods, which is maybe a mile away, and at least 4x jewel prices, which is barely a 10 minute walk from the train. Some of their selection prices are strange - lots of organics but whole grains are hard to find. They have Upton's natural, which I loooove, but at a $2 premium. Beer and wine selection is great, if you don't mind paying extra for the convenience, and nothing special compared to my favourite Bodega Ramos in Lincoln Park. My experience with service has been pretty mediocre - pretentious and not very helpful. When I'm exhausted and don't have time for anything else, I stop here to pick up just a few things. Heads up: Egg whites and frozen broccoli: $11 total. At Trader Joes: maybe $5.60. Yikes! read more

Ridiculously expensive and overpriced. Not a big selection either. No reason to come here and pay so much extra money.

If you're a vegan, you will love this place. Many options for you. As far as price goes, I don't know what's expensive and inexpensive for vegan-y products but something tells me that the range here is either right on the money or a bit much. Why? Because other items in this place are way overpriced. 2.99 for a can of coconut milk? No thanks. They have organic goods though as well as things you wouldn't see in your typical grocery store so props for that, I suppose. It's also right off the blue line (Damen stop) so it's a convenient place to stop after work should you get off in Wicker Park. The main reason I would go back here -- their beer selection. Pretty dynamite. Both mainstream (less in this department but still more than just one to choose from) and craft (tons of this). Win-win for all! Oh, and one more thing. When you get to the register, the register screen displays bus times for the #72 (North Ave. bus). Pretty nifty. That way you know whether or not you should keep shopping or run out of there like a crazy person to catch your bus. Let's be honest. It'll most likely be the latter 9 times out of 10. With my luck, anyway. read more

This place is crazy overpriced. A bottle of fireball is $10 more then at jewel. A box of honey nut cherrios that is $3 at jewel is $5.99. I could see the prices being a bit inflated being wicker park and a small store but their prices are simply a rip off. read more

This is the new and expanded location of W Crossings, which closed with the opening of W Grocer. The store has a nice set up and a wide variety of items. You can buy anything from Panko breading to specialty chocolates to organic salsa to grapes to deli meat. Yes yes yes. All of that could be yours for a price . . .a heftily inflated price. Obviously W Grocer is a winner in terms of convenience. Much easier to walk over to W Grocer to restock our soy milk than drive to Costco. But, you end up paying for this convenience. You can get 3 times the amount of soy milk at Costco for what you pay at W Grocer. But, I guess W Grocer is as good a place as any to buy items you might not want a ton of. And let's be honest, as much as I might prickle at their prices, W Grocer will probably always be where we go to restock our beer and mixers. And I'm okay with that. read more

I value W Grocer both as a great neighborhood presence, and as a great place to pick up the last minute bottle of wine or random pantry/freezer item when on the way home from up the street. I can't honestly say I make regular visits and as such don't know the guys on a first name basis - nay, not even on a face basis... While high end, high quality and most assuredly organic, the pricing here is michael jackson style off the wall: We're talking choosing between a nine pack of Charmin or a single roll of Seventh Generation. THAT'S what you'll pay for toilet paper here. Granted, they're a small store and not a chain, so they don't get the bulk discounts to pass on to customers like the larger competition who are able to, but geez guys, bring things down just a little bit more and maybe I'll buy things more often (Chicago Soy Dairy's Teese Cheese goes for a good bit more here than anywhere else for example). They're nice folks and they're running a great store, but it's literally an upscale convenience store - no more and no less. For times of being in a pinch, they're useful - but making this a regular hub for stocking up would be suicide for the wallet. read more

Think about everything that is great about small business. You know, having a personal relationship with a business and dedicated customer service. Now imagine the opposite... that is Go Grocer. I have worked down the street from Go Grocer for about 3 years. I very much wanted them to be my go to spot for coffee beans and healthy, quick lunches, but the amount of hoops I go through just to buy food there is bizarre. And I am finally fed up enough to write this review. 1. The store policy is to require a picture ID. Even with a debit card. Even if they know you because you are a regular customer. I ran out of the office to grab a salad, walked the three blocks, and got to the store with only my debit card in my pocket. I could provide my PIN number to authenticate my debit card purchase and on top of that the clerk knew me by name. It didn't matter... my purchase was REFUSED because I didn't have my ID on me. When I complained the clerk called the owner on his cell, Greg, and put me on the phone with him. Greg reiterated the policy and refused my payment. I left the $16 worth of salad sitting on the counter. I thought this was a convenience store, no? Beyond the inconvenience, this is against Visa's own policies that say "Supplemental ID or Information: U.S. merchants may not refuse to honor a Visa card simply because the cardholder refuses a request for supplementary information or Identification." So I have filed a complaint directly with Visa. 2. Beyond ID, I have been refused coffee purchases before because they used to keep the coffee bean grinder in the back of the store. If there was only one clerk at the store, they were unable to leave the front of the store unattended o grind the beans so they would just tell me, sorry we can't grind your beans today try again some other time. To that my non-coffeed self responded with the appropriate amount of vitriol. After 2 years of complaining, they have finally moved the grinder to the front of the store. Oh happy day, I can finally be reasonably assured that I can buy coffee when I come into your store to buy coffee. 3. The store manager is the ONLY helpful person I have ever encountered at that store. The store manager is nice and attentive and quick to respond to requests. Everyone else there acts like they are walking around in their own universe. I once bought two bags of coffee beans; I needed both bags ground. I paid for my purchase and the clerk ground the first bag. Then he literally just walked away and went back to restocking shelves. He didn't hand me the first bag or say anything or give any indication that he was coming back. He put the one bag of ground beans on the counter right next to the bag of unground beans and then walked away. The manager saw it happen, instantly dawned a look of frustration, and rushed over to finish the second bag. So in summary, after years of putting up with being turned away from making purchases, mild irritations, inflated prices, and underwhelming customer service I am finally done. Go Grocer you have lost a regular customer. read more

Upton's Naturals prepared food. Chickenbaconranch wrap is so good. Worth the 6 bux. The staff is always friendly and while they have some head-scratch worthy things if you think it's just a small organic market, it's nice. I keep coming back. read more

This place is just a few blocks from my apartment, and therein lies the bulk of the stars in this rating. It definitely functions more as an auxiliary grocery store since it is on the pricey side. You buy all your staples at Strack and Van Til and head over to W Grocer for like, a tomato or a loaf of crusty bread that you didn't know you needed two days later. I have gone there a few times to purchase only eggs and beer. There is an extensive beer and wine selection for your imbibing needs as well, and I've enjoyed many a bottled microbrew from here. Essentially, this place is my very own highfalutin 7-11. read more

W a nice selection, it helps when you need a few last minute things in the neighborhood conveniently close, great craft beer selection, good produce, decent meats. yep, its a bit more, but its the price that you pay for convenience to avoid crowds and crazy lines at jewel. the staff here is very friendly. updated 10/1/11. ive been very impressed with this place lately, i am glad they are part of my neighborhood and hope they stay in business for a long time. read more

In a nutshell: Great selection in a small space. I think that's reflected in the prices a little bit, but that would be my only knock on this place. Boars head meats, organic cage free eggs, best wine and beer selection for what I term my little "convenient store"... it's a gourmet grocer, but I utilize it like a corner store (which it actually is). If you want a nice, quick, solid six pack, bottle of wine, gourmet frozen pizza, good deli meat, bread, gourmet chocolate, etc., and you don't want to deal with one of Chicago's nightmarish grocery stores... this is the spot. You could absolutely knock out an impressive date night stopping only at W Grocer. No joke. I've done it. Shh! read more

W Crossings is good for picking up couple of essential ingredients on the way home from work, but not good for any sort of extended grocery shopping. It's Whole Foods divided by 95 in size and selection, and multiplied by 1.5 in price. Or something like that. I dropped in to buy peanut butter. They had 4 or 5 different options for natural peanut butter, which ranged in price from $4.99 to $8.99. They also had Jif, which cost slightly less. They had a small selection of fruits and veggies, meat, cereal, ready-made boxes or cans, frozen food, and other essentials. And, they carry a lot of the fancy organic/natural/healthy brands that Whole Foods carries. Good selection of liquor and beer, though none of it seemed particular cheap. read more

I love W Grocer! If you are looking for for new and innovative food products, this is the place to shop! Great selection of beer, wine, snacks, cheeses, food bars, and YES jellybeans! There should be more places like this that seek out foods that take the path less traveled. read more

Ok so here is my opinion of W Crossings. W Crossings, you are oh so fancy. You have everything my yuppie palette would desire, if only I were rich. But I will still utilize you for late night milk purchases. That... and only that. W Crossings is convenient. If you need that last minute something, take advantage. But I recommend you plan ahead and save your precious pennies! read more

The store is just OK but my negative review is based on the fact that my friend purchased gift cards from the store for me and the store will not honor them. I've gone to the store multiple times and each time I'm told that the "machine" is down and that I can't redeem the card. I was given the owner's email address and sent an email explaining the situation and I wasn't surprised that I didn't receive a reply. Warning - do NOT purchase gift cards here and I recommend if you can shop elsewhere that you purchase from a more reputable owner and store. read more

This grocery store is pricy for the location, but does have a solid selection of wine, beer, and organic foods. If you are vegan or vegetarian this is probably your best bet in the area. They have a lot of meat alternatives. I mostly pop in to get their pre-made salads or sandwiches if I am too lazy to make dinner. Staff are always friendly and fun to talk to. read more

Great place to grab the last few things you forgot you needed to make dinner. Don't you dare try to do all your shopping here, or you'll go bust in no time, but they have pretty much anything you may need. Their great selection of beer and wine makes it the perfect stop on your way to a night of drinking. read more

Great selection but a little overpriced you can find everything for cheaper at other locations

They are taking advantage of the virus and pricing one roll of toilet paper at $1.99. The definition of price gouging - will never shop here again read more

Despite the fact that these places are springing up everywhere, WGrocer or the artist formally known as WCrossing, has been around for awhile. This place has a solid selection of micro brews & wine. If you live in the area, as some of my friends do, I imagine this place is pretty clutch when it comes to groceries. Over the summer, we were in a pinch and needed some cilantro. We actually took bets as to whether or not Wgrocer would have it. I LOST. They totally did! As you see, you'll find some produce, cheeses, brats, boars head, chips (mmmm KETTLE!!), etc. They even carry Vosages . Now, I must subtract 1 star. 1. You are expensive. 2. I hate, HATE, promo people. I don't care if you're from magic hat, leave me alone. WGrocer, why must you let them in ? Side note, one of the guys that works here is total babe. Shhhh, don't tell my boyfriend. Wait, honey, are you reading this? I didn't mean it. He's not UNFORTUNATE looking. read more

overpriced, but I thought it was okay since everything looked so wholesome and healthy. I bought a pack of cherry tomatoes to detox from all the bad food I was having. I opened up the pack next day, and ONLY the ones on the outside were not moldy. Everything in the center where you can't see because of the label was moldy. Yuck, what a rip. read more

Overpriced and they sell stuff way past the expiration date. HORRIBLE!!!

Summary: stay away from their refrigerated foods, which are prone to spoilage I live a block from here, so it's convenient for last minute produce. Here's my problem with them: both times I've bought items from their refrigerated section, the food had gone bad. First, it was a gallon of milk. There was a week left until the expiration date written on it and put it in my refrigerator 5 minutes after buying it. 24 hours later, it was sour. Second, it was some chicken breasts. I brought them home and opened them immediately to cook. They smelled really off so I threw them away. Luckily, I had some frozen chicken I could thaw. The kicker is that I paid an arm and a leg for this rotten food since the prices are so high at this place. This has never happened to me at either a big chain grocery store or a farmer's market, and yet this place is 2 for 2. Maybe they need to turn down the temperature on their refrigerators. To be fair, they might have been willing to give me refunds if I had tried, but I'd rather not be in these situations in the first place. read more

They have a good beer selection, albeit a couple bucks more expensive over just about anywhere else. That's the main reason I go there sometimes. Basically you pay (out the a**) for convenience and some food items that you'd otherwise have to go to Whole Foods or Trader Joes to get. Think mini-mart for Wicker Park yuppies with money to burn and burn. Don't get me wrong, I understand the deal: Convenience, late hours, and quality items come at a premium. It can get a bit comical though, for example, and I'm not making this up: 1 box of Triscuits = $5.99 I actually laughed audibly in the store. Basically if you're shopping here regularly in place of a grocery, then you seriously have no financial concerns. So feel good, you've made it baby! read more

Working across the street from this place helps its chances significantly. A little more expensive than your normal joints but the service is much better. ex: I bought a half a melon cut and cleaned about a week back. When I tasted it... it had gone bad. took it back and had a new one cut fresh for me on the spot. Amazing service. Deli is great for sandwiches as well. Always tasty and fresh. I highly recommend! read more

Do not buy from this retailer. I purchased milk and did not realize it was already expired until I got to my hotel!!! What a waste of time going to the grocery store. The floors were filthy and no one to help locate items. Do not shop here read more

This is like a tiny, really expensive Whole Foods. But they do have 50% select wines now and then, which is how I took home 3 bottles of wine for $15 but also 4 apples and 2 onions for $6. They're getting to have a bigger selection of cheese and dairy products in addition to their small produce section. Lots of soy products and yogurt but not a total grocery store replacement if you're cooking and in a pinch. There's a deli in the back and a huge wine and spirits collection. Also has an ATM and fresh coffee in the mornings. It's incredibly expensive but it's very clean and the people there are very nice. read more