Great variety of bakery and deli...fresh meat and fish. Wonderful and fresh produce. Friendly staff.read more

In attempt to find an independent grocery store I stumbled across Fresh Farms and it is a beautiful…read morestore with some hard to find items available compared to regular American grocers. But that's about it. The staff was helpful and the check out lines weren't backed up. It is a bit pricey but not alarmingly so. Aside from the parking being more chaotic than usual the most disappointing part was the fresh bakery section. They must hire an extremely experienced pastry chef for the level of cakes and cheesecakes they're trying to create. The filling in the tarts were "off" .. the cheesecake flavors and consistency wasn't tasty at all. The cake was blah and didn't taste like the flavor it was intended to taste like. I would pick of up a few key items in the frozen or spice section regularly

We needed a wedding card ASAP because someone forgot back home lol. It was near us so we stopped…read moreby. It was like a massive Aldi's. We got what we needed! The only downside was that I couldn't use my credit card to get 4x points at the grocery store as it only took debit or gift card I believe was the choice? Or maybe it was EBT.. it was just the one thing though so no big deal.

I stopped by Woodman's mainly to check out the Pokémon vending machine, but I was impressed with…read morethe store overall. Even though I wasn't there to do a full shopping trip, everything I saw was clean, well organized, and well maintained. The aisles looked stocked, and the store had a nice layout that made it easy to get around. The visit was quick, but it left a great first impression. I'll definitely have to come back sometime to do more shopping. Based on what I saw, this seems like a well-run store that's worth visiting.

I have a new love for Garden Fresh Market. At first some things seem a bit overpriced. But I…read morerealize the best thing is the enormous variety of products , flavors that you can't find in the majority of American product based grocery stores , and because many of the products aren't American - they're healthier with less sugar and preservatives. There are certain items they always have and it's fresh and not wilting - like bean sprouts or green onions. All they're missing is more Halal meats like Goat. And some African based grains and boxed products - i don't think I saw any. But they have everything else under the sun and it's fresh.

I have been shopping at this grocery store for many years. Today, however, I had a very…read moredisappointing experience. The cashier was in a bad mood and acted unprofessionally. For the first item, she did not know the price and removed the label from the product. For the second item, she broke the box while handling it. This is the first time I have experienced such poor service here, and it was completely unacceptable. I hope management will address this issue and ensure better customer service in the future.

During my drive home, sometimes to need to pick up a few things to make some dinner…read more This time, I needed to pickup 3 potatoes. As I was shopping, I found potatoes for $1.49 each. As I looked around more, I saw a 5 pound bag for .99 on sale. I also picked up some freeze dried strawberries. With two things in my hand, I headed over to the self checkout. It was a looonnng line. I looked over to the regular checkout and there plenty of lanes open width 1-2 people each. I went to one lane and was out in a flash. I like Jewel cause sales and service. Sales are great and if you have the app, it's easy to use and you can get additional coupons.

This was the first time I shopped at this Jewel because we were in the area and I need a few…read moregrocery items. The produce section was so congested there was a line to pick up some of the vegetables due to the lay out. The aisles were small and cramped in the produce. Check out had a line for self checkout. Service was like more Jewel stores- not great.

I am not sure why it has taken me decades to do any review of any of these Jimenez grocery stores…read more I have been to every single one of the grocery stores over the last 35 to almost 40 years. It was a privilege to be able to attend because my father was working for a company that was a primary vendor supplying all the grocery stores. What has been great about this family run company and still family owned is the story behind how it got started. If you do some research about Jose and how he came to this country and built this business from nothing and if you truly love small local businesses, and if you truly want to support the American dream of a Mexican immigrant, this is a place to shop. I have loved seeing it go from a grocery store to having its full bakery and eat in restaurant section with prepared foods as well. They are stronger now than ever. I have always loved the tacos and the churros, and I still come here for the tacos and the churros. This place is an institution and I hope everyone appreciates it as much as I do

I actually did not grocery shop here, but came in for a carry-out burrito. This review is for the…read morefood stand. I had a steak burrito with everything on it and it was delicious. Steak was well cooked and not over-seasoned. When I got it home and unwrapped it I was very impressed by the size! This thing was almost the size of a football! Good burritos here, so if that is what you require, you know where to go to get a good one!!

Always a good choice to come here for last minute needs. It is seldom to not be able to find…read moresomething I need. The store layout and item availability is well reflected on the app. Some sections can be messy at times but the employees do a good enough job from my perspective. Definitely a bigger sized store compared to others. It's a supercenter for a reason. The in-store subway is a nice bonus. It always smells good there. I agree with other people's assessment of the parking situation. There is a lot of people coming in from Lake-Cook road and navigating can become a chore on busy days. The inside has been adjusted and reset over the last few years and I feel they have improved space and flow of foot traffic. My only true point of contention is the self checkout machines. I have had many occasions where I have to keep my hand on my card so it can read it properly. It's not fun when an employee has come help me out with simple task of completing a transaction. I do use the app a bit more and it's nice to be able to use the qr code to connect to my account to pay. I have held out hope that they will have apple pay at some point, but they have yet to do so. As it is the closest place to get groceries, this store is a convenient location. However, I will continue to have a preference for Target across the street.

I just want to call to your attention about your staff. First you need to replace the card readers…read morein the self check out counters. I always have a issue with card error when I put my debit card in to pay. There is no issue with the cashier checkouts card readers. I had a employee bluntly ask me if I was sure that money was in my account. When I complained they hooked me up with a wanna be manager and felt nothing was accomplished. Second your staff on the floor they just cut in front of one. I had clipped several on the heel due to this. Sunday was an incident with this. They leave the carts for shop for the idiot at home too lazy to shop right in the middle of aisles. At times blocking a aisle. You should get rid of this benefit more so health hazard for the lazy one that doesn't exercise to begin with. This is a stupid idea a college educated person came up with. It's a dumb one the customers using this need to exercise and actually go shopping for them selves. Slavery was abolished several thousand years age. JPM

While bagging my purchases at the self-checkout station at Mariano's Glenview West store, I had a…read morechance to chat briefly with Eric, the friendly associate who assists customers there. According to Eric, the store is now set to close on August 8, moving up from the original closing date of August 22. That's just a month away! He mentioned that Kroger is swapping the closing date of this location with the one in Buffalo Grove. Eric assured me that he'll still have a job with the company, but his current commute is just one minute, and now, he doesn't yet know where he'll be reassigned. Even before hearing that the store would be closing two weeks earlier than expected, I was already feeling nostalgic. I've shopped at this Mariano's for over 10 years. It's huge, clean, and rarely overcrowded--maybe that's part of what hurt it from a business perspective. I've taken a few photos to help remember it, and I know I'll miss this place a lot.

A large Mariano's with a diverse set of products much like their other locations. The parking lot…read moreis quite large and not too hard to navigate around as businesses surrounding it don't really cause much cross traffic. The inside is clean, with some nicer displays and dining areas that I don't always see at Mariano's locations. The prices are fairly competitive, with plenty of items on sale though some require fairly large quantities before the sale price is triggered. Though the store is enormous, products aren't grouped too tightly so there is plenty of space to navigate around the store (though, I would prefer a bit more aisle spacing as some areas seem to have a good amount of unused space). This also means that the selection is large, but not as enormous as if they used less space for making attractive displays and instead packed products more tightly on the aisles. Checkout is fairly quick, with a good number of self checkout kiosks available to use.

As someone with a busy lifestyle that enjoys the quick in-and-on nature of going to a Trader Joe's…read moreor Aldis, I am probably the target market for Wild Fork as well. Wild Fork fills a niche well, as it is a smaller store where everything is laid out in a compact, but predictable format. You don't need to worry about looking for deals, coupons, and searching for items through poorly arranged and labeled aisles. Instead, Wild Fork lays out all their products in a very easy to find manner, with no nonsense pricing. Bulk discounts are easy to find, and the products aren't packed so tight that it's hard to see everything. For me, I appreciate this versus some other grocerers where figuring out the final price is quite a bit of a chore, and you have a good chance of overpaying if you don't follow every single rule for discounts. Another thing is that this store is well labeled, bright, and logically arranged. I know exactly where to look for everything and I appreciate how easy it is to easily find standard and more premium options. For someone who doesn't know when he'll be eating out or in on any given day, Wild Fork is great because it allows me to stock up on high quality frozen options so I can eat healthy and deliciously any day of the week. For me, this is the only other store other than Trader Joes where I'll stock up on lots of different frozen items for meals. The items are consistently frozen well, sealed well, and have a good taste and texture. The price is also very reasonable, being particularly competitive on most standard meat and seafood options. You'll also find items like marinated chicken quarters and hot pot meat that's frozen here, something you may not find easily in the area outside of specialty stores. Parking is also relatively easy here, once you understand how to get in off the main road and the checkout process is fairly quick. The employees are also friendly and helpful if you need help finding things. Overall, a great addition to supplement my grocery shopping when I need high quality frozen food.

I've driven past this location ever since it opened but never stopped by. One day I decided to…read morestop by and I'm glad I did! I spoke to a staff member and asked why is every meat frozen? How does it stay fresh? He was very helpful explaining the process that they vacuum seal the meats, wet-age it in it's own juicies then blast freeze to keep the freshness. I decided to buy a couple of products to try: ground beef and wagyu hamburger patties. I was told that the wagyu hamburger patties were juicy and tasty. The ground beef was good and when defrosted it was better compared to the beef you would normally buy from a normal grocery chain. Everytime, I go to this location to pick-up meats, the staff is welcoming and friendly. They answer all my questions and point me in the right direction. I was pointed to their froze veggies and I'm going to buy them next time to see if they are just as fresh as their meats. The store is well lit so it is easy to read everything. Everything is in the appropriate groups: Chicken, Pork, Beef, Seafood, etc. If you want great service and good meats and low prices head over to Wild Fork!

Small store with a variety of frozen fish. Also, an Euro-style deli with meat and cheese. Grocery…read moreitems of perogies, cookies, tea, bread...

Overall, the shopping experience is so-so, with mostly quick lines and a relatively clean store…read more The great manager DENISE always makes sure to give me very good help and makes me feel valued. There were a couple other employees that helped me but their name escapes me, except for MATT V. After going through surgery for my back problems, MATT V helped me find a good scooter, when most of them are never charged nor replaced at the store. Another employee called Sarah then helped me put my heavy groceries away in my car! Great customer service on employee part always. However, the management is not so great and when the water fountain broke down in 2025 summer they NEVER fixed it until forced to by litigation from the health department. They also send people outside in extreme weather and that could've caused major health problems. Also, they GOBBLE GOBBLE too much and it hurts my ears. After that they start going GINGLE GINGLE, and that is really annoying I must admit! I still donate anyways, but please make it go away next holidays for a better shopping experience.

It's a pretty much average Jewel-Osco located at the north end of the Randhurst Village mall. It…read moreis a little more congested than average though and the clientele in general here are a little more on the elderly side. Overall, it's convenient to have around for various other groceries and general items that might be on sale when we frequent the area, and that's mainly to visit the nearby Costco or occasionally other shops in the mall.