Basically this is a Mexican themed grocery store with lots of items you'll find at many other…read moregroceries. It has some pretty unique things for around Carpentersville, if you just go to other stores. Village Fresh Market sure is fresh, especially for the fruits and vegetables. Has lots of other groceries too like cereal, but the prices aren't as good on these items. The produce is where you'll get your money's worth, so stick there. Apparently it used to be another grocery store, because it's big. It's set up like a regular grocery store. There's aisles, and there's a big section on the side for fruits and vegetables. It's bright and clean. There's mostly Mexicans who are shopping in here, but they wouldn't be here if it wasn't any good. Also at the front there's a stand to get juices and fruits. It's $4 for a juice. The Greens Juice is the best of these. It's green of course. This is made with apples, celery, cucumbers, ginger, lemon, and spinach. It's $4 for a bowl of fruit. The Fruta Grande is a bowl filled with the fruit if your choice, and it's topped with chili salt, which gives it a spice. Good place to get something fresh. It's a store but be sure to get some juices and fruit bowls on your way in or out. There's also some other vendors.

Imagine driving all the way here at 7:20pm to feed your family and getting turned away by their…read morebutcher shop because they already cleaned the machines so they can't cut your meat. Mind you they close at 8pm. They don't care about their customers anymore, sad to see.

It's nice that we have an Indian market in the Schaumburg/Hanover Park area, so we don't have to…read moredrive to Patel Brothers on Higgins. The biggest difference between Indian Express and Patel Bros is the size. Indian express is smaller and has less items but still has all the essentials. It's a good place to shop when you just need to pick up a few items. We've been there twice since their grand opening, and the employees are friendly, and items are still well-stocked. There is a distinct smell when you enter the market, but eventually you will get used to it. I am not sure I will stop going to Patel Bros, but I like the fact I have a market closer for any last-minute items I forgotten. Lastly, they do not have prepared hot foods (e.g. puffs, jabeli, rotis, etc.) like Patel Brothers and IndiGo.

From the owner: Fresh Grocery, Fruits, Spices and Pantry Staples, Indian Snacks, Frozen Food/ snacks and many other…read moreitems.

Deli 4 You has 5 locations thru out the Northwest Suburbs that are owned by a mother/daughter duo…read morespecializing in Polish and European foods. We went to one of their new locations in Algonquin Illinois on a Sunday morning. The store is well stocked and very clean. Polish is the primary language in the store but the employees do speak and understand English. They offer many packaged and homemade food items along with meals to go. From fresh meats, fish,deli items and bakery goods,Deli 4 You is definitely a fun place to shop.

I stopped in while in the area to buy the gluten free bread that they highlighted on Instagram. It…read moreis very good. The bakery carries so many items including pączki for Fat Tuesday. While there I also purchased their stuffed cabbage rolls (gołąbki) which were some of the most delicious ones I've ever had. They also have a nice variety of soups so I bought beet soup and pickle soup which are both really tasty. The store is clean and bright and employees are helpful. The aisles are very tight and packed with a huge variety of imported items so bring your patience.

Their fresh tortillas are delicious!! They have a lot of snacks to grab from different cultures…read morewhich is what we came for, we were stopping by. We came from a yarn store 26 minutes away from here and grabbed a lot of snacks that we have not seen in a long time. The store is clean and the few staff we spoke to were happy to check items. Overall, I am surprised to read so many bad reviews, it's a nice grocery store.

Very disappointed . I went there this evening to get two pounds of Swiss cheese. The woman behind…read morethe deli in the cheese area all closed up, and it was about 8:55 PM. She refused to help me, until I insisted on a manager. And on top of that, she was very difficult to understand. Horrible English. I won't be back. I'm going back to another Tonys elsewhere.

Warning: Expert level love of exotic ethnic foods required…read more I've only had authentic Nigerian cuisine at one other location- love it, been there many times. I seek it out. Bomie is an international grocery /restaurant. I think there were 3 tables. I had the ayamashe, take out. Super spicy as expected; Gave me the face sweats with 5 min flat. Super good. Served stewed with bones, and all the yummy bits- yum. Sweet fried plantains were good too. Saving the meat pie app it came with for lunch for tomorrow. I wish them luck. When I moved to mchenry county a few years back, I noticed a major lack of good unique ethnic foods. I hope that changes soon. ill be back. Much more I want to try here.

Best African grocery store and restaurant in northern surburb in Chicago.read more

I love this grocery store. They carry a variety of food including meats. They also have ready made…read morefood if you're in a hurry. All my neighbors go to this store.

I enjoy the selection of ethnic variety, but this is a grocery store you always, always, always…read morehave to check that the prices are scanned in correctly at checkout. They additionally make it extra complicated by sometimes not having items tagged on the shelf. They often do not have live people cashiers. So you are forced to do self check out and pay the higher price prices of Tony's. Their self check out is very inaccurate and is often so temperamental that after every item you will need to call the Tony's associate over for help. I much prefer to go to Aldi if I have to scan, check and bag my own groceries.

Best customer service from an Indian store. Very friendly and nice with each customer and make sure…read moretheir needs are met. If there is anything you they dont carry, they will order it for you to make sure you have what you're looking for. Wish these owners the best.

I've been coming here since the store opened. Since then, Bombay Mart has grown in both inventory…read moreand in size. They carry just about all of your Indian grocery essentials. I'm loving the availability fresh mithai (sweets) and snacks right at my back door vs a trip to cart-congested Patel Brothers. Don't get me wrong, we all ultimately end up going to Patel Brothers but 1, it is far from me, and, 2, it has always been and always will be a place where personal space is violated (social distancing is non existent there) The young men who work at Bombay Mart are very helpful. They have made sure to take all precautions since the pandemic started. What stood out for me is that, upon request, they are willing to provide curbside pickup, or at least they offer that to my elderly parents who still arent comfortable entering stores. If they do not carry an item, they will try their order it for you. It is clear. Bombay Mart will continue to remain a very convenient, well-stocked Indian grocery store with helpful store owners that always strive to satisfy.