I used to like Tony's-especially for fruits and veggies. A few years ago they changed ownership and…read morethe quality and prices changed for the worse. I consistently experience mushy fruits and avocado that is going bad internally. I don't think they practice good storage technique. The prices are also higher than before the change in ownership and the competition. For example they sell regular and organic bananas for 79 cents and 99 cents a pound. Whole Foods sells for 69 cents and 89 cents. I'll go to Tony's in a pinch if I desperately need something because it is walking distance but usually prefer to drive elsewhere where I get better quality for the same or slightly better price.

Consistent consumer fraud practices at Tony's Elston Avenue. Managers actively change and remove…read moreshelf pricing labels which is against the law so that customers pay full price, not advertised sale price. Checkout prices consistently higher than marked and advertised. I reported to both City and Illinois for Tony's pattern of stealing from customers.

This place is always clean and has the freshest produce. They have people in the floor checking to…read moremake sure the produce and stock is fresh and up to date. They're always so quick to open more registers if they notice long lines. Their hot food selection is huge. I have tried going else where for groceries but always find myself returning to Pete's.

This store has a wide range of everything one might need and is organized. The staff is incredibly…read morekind, friendly, knowledgeable and will go out of their way to assist‼ I experienced quality and excellent customer service from a couple of individuals I'd like to give accolades to that is Alejandro & Diana who are fantastic in quality customer care ‼ Thank you Pete's Market for employing such top professionals‼

Stopped in for a Big Gulp and this place is set up really well. I love that they have to various…read moreflavors of Slurpee. This is a combo 7-11 and a Citgo gas station. This place also has a bathroom. You will need a key and the nice lady behind the counter was friendly when I asked for the key. I might have missed the memo about the beverage program buy 6 drinks and get the 7th one free. The clerk explained to me that it's now an app only thing. So if you want your free drink use the app and stop putting in your phone number.

We had run out of powdered milk at the office, so I volunteered to get some from the nearest 7-11…read morebut they didn't have any, so I settled for 1/2 and 1/2 at double the price I usually pay. Their computer system was down and thus I had to get money from the ATM which naturally had a fee attached to it. For a convenience store it wasn't terribly convenient and prices were way high - saying that, the manager and his assistant were very apologetic and supper friendly which just goes to prove customer service is still king. Ordinarily I would have left and gone to the nearest Jewel.

Great place for Amazon returns but I have a friend who in interested in my kiddie lunch box by…read moreCrocodile Creek See photographs My lunch box (my old metal ones were Scooby Doo and Barbie) has a place for my dinner napkin (I keep a colorful Indian table setting) It keeps my beverages like LoverBoy cold, fits my vegan food and I use it like a purse and ca=ry a hand lotion and nail file in it Thank you for making environmentally friendly products for any age Whole Food Mine has Unixorns on it

Bella was amazing! Such great service. What a perfect end to our day at the Cub's game!read more

I am very happy with Morse Market. It is conveniently located and it carries a very wide variety of…read moregoods. The produce is always fresh. I have been shopping there for going on thirty years and have never been disappointed. It opens early and the people who work there are always helpful and friendly.

Got some things from this locally owned market. It has an okay location in West Rogers Park. Morse…read moreFresh Market is on the same street. Has a lot of what to expect. The produce makes up a lot of the store's inventory, so be sure to get some of this. Before it was pretty common for grocery stores to be independent. It's getting to be like these are all chains, but not at this one. This market is committed to the local community, and helps introduce unfamiliar items to people. A long time business in the community. It opened in 2004 at this location. A few hard to find specialties like Caribbean, Latin, and West African ingredients can be found. They also have hot food service. Has quite a lot inside. It's located on Morse Avenue at Greenview and is popular with many people. They make a lot of the prepared foods made to order, so it's fresh, and there's a good selection of meats and vegetables.

I went in yesterday and Adamaris the cashier was amazing , so sweet she helped me bag up my items…read more She was fast and accurate.

Intentionally over pricing items to make up for whatever is insane,the workers are always…read moremiserable. So this all tracks. Anyways,last week I bought a yogurt cup for myself and when i went to open it the next day,right under the granola seperater is a huge layer of mold.. MOLD. They're playing with the day date stickers to sell old items. I called corporate,and got nothing. Not a single one of these incompetent workers had an answer for a refund or going to check all their other items to make sure there wasn't contamination of any kind.. nobody did anything. Today I paid $46 for 10 intentionally overpriced items and your cashier had an attitude. I go to ask for a supervisor and this dry crusty mouth dark haired kid with bangs named Miguel says he's the supervisor and yet he zero answers on why these prices were the way they were. My best recommendation is to Stick to Rico's on armitage. Tony's BEEN declining for the last 15years.

Great Whole Foods experience for us in the evening recently. This one has a great underground…read moregarage which was perfect given how hard it was raining. Rounding the corner into the garage was a little precarious given two-way traffic, but they do have a mirror in the corner for precautions. There were elevators up a floor to the main store. We went in around seven, so the hot bar and salad bar were a bit on the slim pickings side. However, I was still able to make a decent enough mediterranean salad and select a main. Some of the roasted potatos were slightly under done, but otherwise everything was great. We didn't interact with a ton of staff since they have self checkout at this location, but everyone seemed relatively low-key and friendly. It wasn't at all busy, but it could be that we were shopping late on a week night. Despite being in the city, this location still felt plenty spacious and well stocked with produce, refrigerated, and shelf stable items.

I was able to call and check if they still have the Mango Yuzu Chantilly cake in the smaller size I…read morewas looking for. They do and they asked if I would like to put it on hold since it's the last one. That was conscientious of their customer and I did ask and picked it up an hour later. The cake itself is ok. It's not as packed or dense as some cakes, I wished it was even more lighter though. The internal filling had the definite yuzu taste but not the frosting. Frosting also taste sugary and too sweet for my taste. I was expecting something more delicate as it is a chantilly cake. Cashiers are kind and friendly!

Do you all know that Kroger once tried to buy Albertsons? I'm not sure if this is still in progress…read moreor not, only that at this point I really hope it doesn't go through. I don't love monopolies, unless I am winning at the board game. So I look up cheap grocery stores, and other than Aldi, Food4Less came up. I found one not too far away from me and decided to venture up there. I walked through the doors and some of the first merchandise I see has the Kroger logo. Go figure. Where it comes to this specific grocery store, variety is one of the items that cost it points Their selection was fair, but the deli department is notably small, and there is no visible butcher shop (though there are meats and seafood for sale). You can more or less find everything you would need among these notably very wide aisles, but perhaps some items would require one to go elsewhere. Among the items they had, the store appeared clean and well stocked. When it comes to their prices, while nothing is cheap anymore, especially in Chicagoland, I found their prices were a little lower than average, especially for the eggs. When it comes to the customer service, this could also be a little bit better. While there was no one at the customer service desk, it had a little sign that said that this register is closed. So... if you need to return something or if a price isn't right, what then? You're just out of luck or something? I'd also like to note that this is a place where you bag your own groceries. Not a problem, necessarily, just thought I'd put it out there. Thus, while I appreciate the lower prices, the slightly limited selection and the lack of customer service cost Food4Less a couple points. Still respectable though, and I can still see myself coming back on occasion.

Worst store to shop at. They have Expired chicken and they are serving it to customers. You can get…read moresalmonella from that Store. The manager Lisa Padilla allows Employees to Smoke Weed while on lunch and come back inside smelling like marijuana. This company lets homeless steal and put Employees in Danger as well. The manager of the Store calls off a lot. She suppose to update the schedule for the employees and she does not do her job so well. Also, check the dates on Food Products. Make sure you are eating Something that doesn't expire Soon. Be careful of this Store Customers.