This is a decent size store predominantly selling Indian grocery items. They also got American…read moreproducts like chips, sodas and household items. There's a small Indian res truant inside too. At the register they have state lottery available. In front corner of the store there are tables to dine-in and also some small arcade games for entertainment. There's a large liquor section as well. They had a lot of varieties and brands of liquors. We stopped by the store to get some snacks, sodas and lottery tickets. Prices were reasonable for the items. The cashiers were friendly, assisted us with quick checkout.

Nice Indian market for groceries and many other items. It's quite big. They have frozen section,…read morebakery, snacks, drinks etc. They also serve breakfast. Spacious and bright inside. Parking lot in the front, very convenient. The staff are nice.

Shopping for my dad draws me here…read more Of late, the sales are on the items he likes. I was able to find just about everything he had on his list. The store which is under new management, no longer a Marsh Sun Fresh but Cosentino still has organization and cleanliness. Just happen a manager, Mark help us out in locating canned tamales which I completely overlooked. He went the extra mile and walked down to its location he too thought it was discontinued. Myeisha handled checkout for us. She was thorough, considerate and friendly.

Although this isn't always my daily grocery store, it's one that I often stop at on the way home or…read morewhen I need something early in the morning or late at night. The 24-hour availability and Amazon pickup spot is very convenient, and I have noticed a lot of good additions to the stock since Cosentino took over. Although the store is dated, it is usually clean and the checkout lines are always adequately staffed, as well as have enough self-check out lanes to make check out quicker.

This place was so weird…read more The guy at the register seemed like, hungover or something, and it just... took him a while... I hope he wasn't having a mini stroke. The item I purchased rang up at a higher price than what it said on the shelf. Never a good sign. Everything was really expensive, except for a few things on sale - like, I managed to find a single-serve yogurt on sale for $2.50 instead of $4.59. They have some bulk herbs and teas, but the selection is very, very limited. They have a couple water dispensers in back which is nice, but there's no price listed anywhere. I really want this kind of place to survive..... but it's just so pricey; and then the service wasn't great either.

First I'm coming here since I was in the Kansas City area and I want a health food store to visit…read more Parking is a bit odds since it's on a downward slope. What's your inside the store has a pretty cool layout they got some cool this kind of items on sale near the check out. This place has a great variety of snacks munchies they even have non-alcoholic beer and it even have THC fuse drinks a lot of stuff I've seen before at other health foods but some I've never seen before as well they even have a Fair selection of wine. Staff here was overall helpful and friendly. Store was very clean and I did like the layout it also wasn't too busy at all but the aisles can't be a big claustrophobic. Overall solid recommend for a healthy store

Self checkout was backed up with one out 14 not working and 4 visible workers watching self…read morecheckout. All 3 lanes had lines 3 deep. I asked two of workers could someone open a rebuy and their response was no. Horrible!

The store is very well organized and the employees are great. They greeted me with a smile while…read morethey were doing their own tasks. Shelves stocked and check out was easy. They were serving nachos today as part of the CMN fundraiser, so visit and get a little snack in the way out.

An absolute waste of time. I searched for Grocery near me. Yelp said it was a grocery. It is NOT…read more They have wine, beer, and a few bags of chips. NO FOOD.

Looks a little suspect but in the end it's a nice store with liquor and beer. The beer selection it…read morelarge and it's a lot of craft beers. They got snacks too. The staff both times were super friendly and helpful. Don't be scared. Stop in

Came in to TJ's on a lunch break. Experienced a little lunch rush but was able to get through the…read morestore comfortably. It was the first time I noticed how small the aisles are. Everything Trader Joe's is so great from food to flowers! They even had some sampling going on during the visit. The cashiers are always kind, authentic and they do their job well!

I have to say that my first visit to Trader Joe's was delightful and I'm puzzled as to why I hadn't…read morevisited sooner, given its potential to become my top food store. One thing that struck me right away was the store's busy atmosphere. I'm not sure if Saturdays are always this hectic, but I'll likely have to plan my visits another days, as Saturdays might not be the best fit. As we just looked around to see what they have, I do know what aisle is my favorite and I will be making sure that's the first aisle I go to when we return.The flowers,sweets ,pizza, wine, cheese sections are a few of my favorites. Two locations 8600 Ward Parkway Mo 119th Leawood, Ks With the new location coming soon to Merriam,Ks Shawnee Mission Parkway Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday 8 AM to 9 PM

Out of all the Whole Foods in the area this location has by far the best meats. 119th locations is…read moresecond and the Metcalf location is definitely the worse. The butcher's here are quite knowledgeable, personable, and helpful. The butcher's at the Metcalf location are the worst. So coming the this location for meat is always a treat! The store is easy to navigate and I can get in and out pretty quick. The downside is product availability. This location is the busiest one in the area so product availability is really bad. More times than not if I need something I'll go to the 119th location to be absolutely sure I can get the food items I need. Overall, I'm here everyday, it's 8 mins from my house, the meat is top notch and amazing, it's my favorite daily grocery store to go to.

I haven't been into Whole Foods in quite sometime but it was a convenient stop. Everything was…read moreorganized but the staff at the self checkout was rude. Disappointed in the customer service- they were too busy to assist me even though it's their job. They directed me to get a different associate to help, which was frustrating while they stood there. Typically an easy stop, but customer service could definitely be improved.

This is a nice neighborhood grocery store. They have all the staple items you'd expect, the staff…read moreis always friendly, and it's easy enough to navigate. Recently they added on a wing around their deli, and it looks a little more suburban than the area but not a total eyesore. I often feel you can judge a grocery store by their produce quality, and here it's always pretty good if not a bit more expensive than other stores. They also have a nice bakery area, beer & wine, and all the candy my girls could ever want to find. Not a place I do my weekly shopping but absolutely fantastic for popping in for a quick thing here or there.

I'm a fan of this neighborhood grocery store, nestled in charming Brookside. It has been around now…read morefor a long time, long enough to really become a staple of the area, and it feels the same to me walking in now as it did when I lived in the neighborhood about twelve years ago. Back when I worked down the street from here, and lived nearby, I used to pop in here frequently for beer, wine, and to indulge in their great salad bar. I don't often find myself grocery shopping in this part of town any longer, but when I do I always notice that they still have a great selection of local items, including beer and wine. AND, they still rock a great salad bar. I popped in here most recently thinking I might try one of the waldo take and bake pizzas that I'd heard were rumoured to be available, and was a bit sad that I would have to get thin crust to get any meats on a 'za. Definitely not Cosentino's fault, but that would be an improvement as I'm not a waldo thin crust fan. At any rate, I think you'll find most of what you need here at a somewhat reasonable price. I'd put prices somewhere in between whole foods and price chopper. While you might pay a little more than going down the street to Price Chopper, you'll find a cleaner shop, and tons more local options, which I always enjoy. Now that I live a little bit further out I find visiting this grocery store to be a bit nostalgic, and I enjoy seeing what little treasures I can find if I find myself here.