Located in the space where Cub Foods used to be, Grand Market is a primarily Asian specialty store,…read morewith lots of common grocery items too. I still like the nearby Super H better, but Grand Market has its own strengths. I think it is better organized and easier to find stuff. Aisles are clearly marked. Interesting choices of products - not just Asian, but Spanish, Polish and even African. On an exploratory shopping trip without a real buying agenda, I found giant avocados for 50 cents, an Asian fruit cocktail can with a mix of papaya, guava, mango and bananas, and a multitude of noodles of many colors and flavors. While Super H offers more exotica, this place can is more of a regular grocery store in terms of its offerings, right down to the in-store bank and a little restaurant with Asian cuisine.

Amazing Filipino cook food taste and feel at home. Reminds me eating at one of the side restaurants…read morein the neighborhood. Good service they have small grocery, They do catering too. Pls come and visit and check out the food..

Food was good. Just wish they had turon, which is fried plantain)…read more The lady was nice. I will be back.

Nice corner neighborhood store. Very modern and updated outside. Nice benches outside if you want…read moreto sit. Automated front double door at the entrance. There is a nice fresh juice bar at the front of the store. They have a nice selection in their produce area, small deli/butcher area as well as fresh bakery items. Many good items at a competitive Sale price. You will find most of your daily need items here; as well as nice and friendly service. I like to comment; they have very good quality shopping bags. Strong plastic. Located in a very busy area, South side of Cermak Road. Across from Jelly & Jam breakfast & lunch diner. World's Largest Laundromat across the street North. The Dollar Buster and Wanda's Chinese Kitchen are just East. McDonald's and many gas stations as well as Banks are nearby. Nice area to visit with well cared for public parks & recreational areas.

Valle's Produce looked like they had a good selection and a variety of foods and goods. It looked…read morelike the store typically had good produce. The store appeared well-organized. They appeared to have great beverages.

I'm new to Cicero and I stumbled upon this butcher, I like the selection of various meats and the…read moreservice was first class. I will be shopping here as soon as the weather gets a little cooler.

Although I live in Skokie this is the place we go to for all of our meats, because they have the…read moreabsolutely best prices for meat packs. The winter pack and the barbecue pack are all we need for the whole family.

Our daughter asked for some Turkish delights when we were in the Chicago area. So we looked up a…read morefew places and this Mediterranean Market popped up a couple times so decided to stop by and check it out. Its a decent sized store in a strip mall. They have fresh produce as well as a meat shop and a decent selection of Middle Eastern and Asian groceries. They hade a good selection of the Turkish delights that looked fresh and home made, We got a whole bunch of different flavors and they were all very good. The customer service could have been better. The lady behind the counter didn't seem too happy to see us but maybe she was just having a bad day. Overall, we got what we wanted and it tasted good. Kiddos were happy so, we were happy.

I've been coming here for what seems like 20 years. They have a large meat section as well as a…read moregood selection of Middle Eastern cheeses, such as labneh and Nabulsi, and many frozen foodstuffs, but not much of a selection of fresh vegetables and fruit. They also have a large variety of products in cans, jars, and packages - olives, nuts, grains, spices, stuffed grape leaves, etc. But my favorite is the excellent selection of flatbreads. This time I got a two-pack of huge (about 18 inches by 12 inches) poofy ones called taboons - $5 for the two of them and each weighed about a pound. They're very good plain, with olive oil and maybe a bit of flaky sea salt and/or rosemary, with butter, or in sandwiches and pizzas. The listed ingredients are flour, water, milk, sugar, salt, and yeast - no junk and they taste neither sweet nor salty. Plus, if you've not been here, it will be a fun place to explore.

This is a very nice place to go to when you're looking for a variety of ingredients, spices and…read morefood for your Indian cooking needs! The owner was very helpful in showing me around and even making some helpful suggestions here and there. Prices were affordable and checkout was very quick

I liked this store. It was neat organized and clean. Pay attention to the expiration dates on some…read moreof the spices and products. The price that I paid was reasonable. They had almost everything that I needed. They had goat, fish, oxtail, cow skin, etc. Spices, pepper, flours, oils, clothing, and some everyday household needs. I would return as this Mart and the One African Market on Boughton Rd are the two that I have found to be stock the best with the least expired product.

We started the morning at Tai Wah, an approximately 1,000 square foot corner grocery store in…read moreChinatown. We bought Char Siu (BBQ Pork) and Boon Fei (Pork belly w/ Crispy Skin) and ate it from styrofoam containers standing on the bustling sidewalk. The pork was delicious. It tasted like young pork without any mature or hormonal flavors. Such a great start to a Saturday. As the clerk at Tai Wah said to me, "Chinatown is number 1!" I agree! 2226 S Wentworth Ave

The duck tasted good. The spear rib has the same marinated as the duck. So it had the same taste…read more The spear rib was about $14 per pound. The worker there was rude.