I would like to complement your associate at 50th & Center St. I know her only be the name "Madi"…read more I have seen her at the store but this was the first time she was my shopper. I want someone to know that she is super and excellent in customer service. She has always been willing to help me any way she can and I feel she is a valuable associate for Family Fare. She would probably say that she was only doing her job. May be true, but she does it in an outstanding manner. I cannot complement her enough to let her know how much I appreciate her attention to detail and her outstanding customer service.

This has become my favorite grocery store. It's not the closest Family Fare to our house, but we…read moreopt to go to this one for a few reasons. First, it's never crowded and we go on weekends. What a difference it makes to be able to glide through the aisles without people pushing and shoving past you. Second, it's clean. The carts are nice (no rickety wheels here) and there are a good amount of smaller ones that come in handy for those quick trips. Plus, they don't clog up the aisles either. Finally, I LOVE the self check lanes. They aren't all clustered together and there are two sizes. The small ones for those in and out stops and my personal favorite, the larger ones with a belt length like a regular check out lane. If you're a crazy organized bagger like me, you will greatly appreciate these lanes. My husband probably does too because our self bagging process has improved immensely since discovering this, which means I'm not nagging him to bag better or get out of my way. Definitely make sure you have the customer card because those discounts do add up - I've had as much as $14 of savings in one trip. You also earn cents off the gallon at Quik Trip. Another reviewer mentioned the Direct Your Dollars program which I hadn't investigated yet, but I will now. I'd say you should shop here but I don't want to it become crowded like all the other stores. Maybe I shouldn't have written this review. Hmmm.

-Freshest herbs you can find in NE and for only $1-$2 a bunch, better than the Asian Market even…read more-freshest small cucumbers I've seen in NE besides maybe summer farmer's market -bread was fresh and affordable, $2.99, $3.99, $4.99 options-- for big size bread bags -owner/employee was friendly, informative and helpful when I had questions -I would definitely recommend this grocery store and will be going back

This store is small but mighty! They had everything I need and some stuff I didn't even know I…read moreneeded.

Nestled in a high end shopping area with plenty of shared parking…read more Well layed out Trader Joe's and lots of friendly and helpful staff. Ok, bye.

I love the convenience of this corner grocery store, plus their reasonable prices with a nice…read moreselection of fresh produce & ready to go meals. I stopped in to grab something to eat for dinner. They have some vegetarian choices but I opted for a stuffed red pepper with ground beef, rice & shiitake mushrooms-Yum! Only $6.99 for dinner-much better/healthier than fast food! The store has an easy layout to quickly maneuver thru. The checkout lines always move quickly. They're not afraid to open an extra line at any given moment.

While visiting my brother I decided to cook for the family so steaks are called for, ribeye for…read moresure and sides and salads. I appreciate Bakers because of the quality and pricing along with friendly service make shopping a joy. The lay out of the grocery store was easy to navigate and less time was spent on trying to find certain items (time is important while on a mini vacation) I picked up a flower arrangement for my sister in law and my two nieces, it was a good selection to choose from.

I've stopped in here a few times, and always had a great experience. There are plenty of employees…read morearound, and great customer service at each point. There's quite a variety, more than I would expect for bakers, but the prices are typically higher than other grocery stores I shop at. I do enjoy coming in for a different variety every once in a while! Always enjoy seeing new products and brands

I haven't been to the Omaha Whole Foods in a long time, maybe one to two years. It's not a super…read moreconvenient location and it's not very close to my home, so I mostly come when I need to get the odd ingredient. I stopped by today in particular to get apples because I forgot to grab them during my normal grocery run and I happened to be nearby. The first thing I noticed was the exterior building. It doesn't look like it's been updated or that well kept up since it was constructed. It looks like the building has aged, and that big sign on a post looks dated as well. The interior was not dirty, but also looked dated and could definitely use a refresh. Businesses in the Regency area tend to look fancier and better well kept up, so I'd like to see this Whole Foods get a little TLC. I just feel like the vibe is off a little from what I would expect. I also expected to see a wider variety of apples. I guess to me Whole Foods means lots of organic and natural items as well as a broader selection than what you might find at conventional grocery store like Hy-Vee. But that really wasn't the case. Other than having lots of organic options, the specific types of apples weren't that unique or exciting. When it came time to check out, there was not a single open register with a human being. They only had self check out open, which is not my immediate preference.

Whole Foods in Omaha is the largest Whole Foods store I have ever seen. It's like the big box of…read moreWhole Foods. But the place was surprisingly empty of customers. It had so many different places, deli, flowers, huge produce section, and eating area. It was all a bit overwhelming to me. I got a disoriented, like I was roaming Costco or Sam's Club. The food on the salad bar and deli area was the same as what I get in Honolulu though. And I'm not sure if that is good or bad. It's nice to have the familiar dishes I buy at home, but its always nice to try local food from the area.

Best butcher shop ever! I went in. It's the day before Christmas Eve. They are very busy but quick…read moreand efficient. They are friendly. The shop is clean and I got my free bread and butter roast today with my points. This shop is consistently. Great! We have not had a bad experience yet. Support local come to rustic cuts.

I really wanted some charred beef on this day, so I ran over the river to Rustic Cuts. It is a…read morevery clean and well stocked butcher shop. I got some short ribs and some fajita meat. Both were outstanding. The 2 young men working behind the counter were attentive and answered all my questions about the meat I was buying.

First...CASH ONLY. ATM inside but if you're hungry or in a hurry, bring cash…read more Fresh Salsa, Fresh Chips. It will change your life...I mean maybe not everything will be fixed but it's delicious and you won't be hungry anymore. Rice is good. Tamales are good. Nice community and local stop. Fun waiting in line with people, with the same spirit in mind.

I LOVE this place so much! Can we just say "authentic"??? Their tamales, their beans, rice, fresh…read morebread, fresh tortillas, fresh cheese, and OMG their amazing chips and hot, mild and green salsa...DELICIOUS....it had to be day TODAY..for the Huskers Game...parking is great...right on a corner!

This store is becoming my favorite for weekly stock-the-pantry grocery shopping…read more They're rarely busy, service is great, and prices are competitive. If you have a cart, a very young yet very polite employee will insist on helping you to your car. This means that there are no loose carts in the lot. If you're driving your sweet '63 'Vette, this is where you'd want to shop. As others have mentioned, the meat quality is good. Their meat tends to spoil a bit quickly; I attribute this to having such a huge variety of products under the counter, where pathogens could possibly transfer between products. Produce is better than Family Fare but worse than Bakers. Product selection isn't amazing--there's often only one or two brands in a particular category.

Thomas and Jeff in the meat department were amazing . Helped me greatly by tendering the chicken…read morefor me and helping others in the frozen section. I appreciate when they go out of their way to help. Dylan was very sweet carrying out my order. Thanks all.

Not much here to write about. A fairly clean store and we ran in for some last minute dinner items.read more

The best Walmart in the country! Not as busy as every other store in the states. Very clean and the…read morestaff is helpful

The Asian Market has one of the best selections I've seen--whether you're looking for fresh…read moreproduce, hard-to-find sauces, noodles, snacks, or specialty ingredients, they seem to have it all. It's the kind of store where you can go in for one thing and end up discovering five new favourites. Everything was well-stocked and organised, and the freshness--especially in the produce and refrigerated sections--really stood out. You can tell they take pride in what they carry. I really liked that they carried a wide range of various cookware, utensils, pots, cups, dishes, etc. They have a very good seafood selection and it is all fresh too. I wouldn't be hesitant in buying seafood from here and I'm from Florida which should say something. I was looking for some green loose leaf tea and the staff was also friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. If you're trying to cook authentic Asian dishes at home or just want to explore something new, this is the spot. They also have a wide variety of Asian medicinals and makeups. I really enjoyed the little eating area and cafe style counter to buy lunch and drinks (boba and other Asian specialty drinks) at as well. Omaha is lucky to have a market like this--definitely worth the visit, and I'll be coming back often.

Overall 3.5, but rounded to a 4…read more As a visitor from out of state I was pleasantly surprised by the variety in this market. Prices were good compared to what I see in ABQ New Mexico. Lots of different Asian sauces, products, and other items. It gives me a feel of a 99 Ranch Market. There is a section of claw machines, which is rigged. Even though we did win some prize, some machines were kind of sketchy, one machine did take one of our tokens. There is a takeout/restaurant in the back, it was pretty busy while we were there. They had pre made banh mi to grab on the go, banh mi, is something that should be eaten fresh when possible. This place is pretty big and we'll organized. This is the only Asian market I've been to out here, but I think its pretty good being out here in Omaha. The cons is that the parking lot is tight, the layout of the registers are not in a good spot, when its busy the entrance way gets super congested and makes you feel cramped. The claw machine took our money and some of the machines with the good prizes didnt work. But its good to know there is a well stocked Asian market in the area.. for when have considerations to moving to the O