Groceries are overpriced. Produce is OK. Picked up a sandwich and it was honestly the worst veggie sandwich I've ever had. Soggy and gross.

I made a special (first) trip here Sat. morning at 8 am to beat the crowd. I didn't have a lot of time, so I made my way through the store kind of quickly. I did find some good cheap organic produce, but I was disappointed that the cheap berries were not organic. I bought a yummy blueberry muffin to eat on the ride home. I like the selections of everything and will definitely come back. I was glad to tell my granddaughter that she can go with me next time because she loves kid's carts. When you take your own bag, they ask if you want a discount or a token to donate; I said donate. You can then drop your token into one of three charity containers on the way out. It's a nice alternative to Whole Foods, but Trader Joe's is still my fav. read more

Lucky's Market - Soyrizo! - Grocery Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Yup, I'm a fan of Lucky's. I gave it a couple weeks after opening to head over, and now I'm hooked. Overall, the market is on the smaller side, but they've managed to load a good selection in there. They don't skimp on produce, which has a large space as compared to the store size. The other sections are a bit smaller, and I actually missed the bakery entirely on my first visit, because it is hidden in a corner by the larger Natural Living section. They have a variety of tags to help you find the types of purchases that you prefer, including homegrown and locally produced foods, food types like gluten free and vegan, and so on throughout the store. There's a number of meat products produced in store too. Despite the smaller size of the store, I was very impressed by the variety of offerings they had of specialty type products. It was exciting to see that favorite brands offer so many other flavors and types of their products that I didn't realize existed because Lucky's is the first store I've found that carry them! The weekly Lucky's deals are fantastic! I can't believe some of the prices, and they easily accomplish the task of getting me into the store. There are great prices on produce pretty much every week, and impressive deals on other goods - I was amazed to find that a favorite gluten free brand was 50% off one week - I've never gotten such a good deal on their products anywhere else and made sure to stock up! If you bring reusable bags, you can take advantage of getting 10 cents off your order per bag or donate the money to one of the three highlighted charities on your way out the door. read more

Great selection of organic, gluten-free and vegan options throughout the store. Large produce section (for a smallish store) that looked great and super fresh, and the $1.99 pizza slices on Thursdays over in the deli is a steal! Love going there for things I can't find at the larger grocery chains, plus it's less crowded. read more

This place is a great addition to the neighborhood! I feel like Lucky's is a locally owned market even though it came to us from Colorado. They have all my local favorites like locally grown produce, local beer and Snowville dairy. I'm looking forward to stopping in again. The amazing prices on certain items and the helpful employees made me push this rating to 5 stars. For example, the raspberries are 77 cents a package right now, which is truly lovely. Also, while I was in the health and supplement area asking for help finding things, they let me sample certain things and gave me so many helpful tips. I was curious about the location, being right across the street from Giant Eagle, but Lucky's has so many unique granolas, flours, sugars and sweets being sold out of barrels by the lb and competitive prices, so Giant Eagle better watch out. read more

Lucky's Market - Raspberries! So cheap! - Grocery Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Incredible "local" feel! Absolutely loved this place. Was with a friend for a weekday breakfast; since we both had not been to Lucky's, we decided to stop in. We both had heard only good comments about this local grocery store. And I second them all! When we were checking out, I asked what sets Lucky's apart from Kroger, Giant Eagle, etc. The young lady explained that they are all about "back to the basics." Meaning, they supply fresh fruits, veggies, meats, grains, dried items, cheeses, frozen veggies. Most important: They do not sell any of the processed crap (ie: cookies, cheese puffs, etc)! I bought a few items - couldn't help myself. And the prices were great! Before I forget, sampling is a big thing here. I tried a cube of their Grilled Atlantic Salmon. Hooked!! Juicy, slightly seasoned. They had a beet salad that is to die for (lightly pickled, chopped pecans and cilantro - super yummy!). Couldn't leave without some to take home! Sampled a few of their homemade juices. Fell I love with the Ginger Carrot; got me a bottle of that for the morning rush. Mini bananas, red mangos, sweet potato tots, and Chimes' chewy ginger candies rounded out the awesome paper bag that they supply (no plastic for this community shop!). I was very impressed with this establishment!! Makes me think of the neighborhoods of NYC. I definitely plan on shopping here more often, from now on :) read more

Lucky's Market - Grocery Near Me - Columbus, Ohio

Use to love this store, as of late not so much. For the second time this week I came home without everything I paid for. First time was a pound of coffee this time it was a loaf of French bread. Both times I had only a bag worth of groceries and this time the guy even asked me if I'm ok carry the bag from the bottom so he can put everything in one bag. It's only a buck for the loaf but it's a 15-20 minute drive. Then I called the store to see if the cashier had it cause I really kinda wanted it but the person who answered the phone told me they were to busy and maybe try to call later. Smh. Maybe busy but that's not the customer service I expected from them. read more

I just tried the spinach and cheese lasagna from the prepared foods counter at Lucky's in Concord. It was absolutely delicious. Also, my husband and I love all of the healthy vegan choices that are stocked on the shelves. What a great place to shop. Thank you so much! read more

Great hometown grocery. Not pretentious or yuppyish! Nice produce. Killer beer & wine selection.

Listen. Every time I check out I have a bad experience. The cashiers are so rude! They do not greet you, look you in the eye, or ask how you are. They disrespect your items; They scan your fruits and veggies and roll them down the ramp. It is always the younger cashiers, anyone over 30 is nice. Is it them or the management? Who is managing this store? Are you hiring the wrong people? Are you not training them? Because they have zero customer service skills. read more

Now that spring is here it is time to fire up the grill on a regular basis and you will not go wrong by shopping at Lucky's. They have a great staff that is friendly, knowledgable, and willing to make recommendations. Getting in and out is easy as it right off High Street. It was nice to see that they renovated their building, modernized it, and brought an asset and jobs to the community. They have great produce and meat departments. Their deli offers a lot of unique items and ready to make products. Lucky's prices are on the moderate to high side, but they offer high quality and service. I think the management trains their employees well, hires smart people, and they do a great job of stocking unique items from small businesses you won't find in the chain groceries. I have no problem recommending Lucky's to anyone in Clintonville, the University District, attending or working at Ohio State, or anyone driving up or down the High Street and in the area. read more

I love this grocery and the employees! I always have great customer service when I walk in with questions. Most things in the store are so much cheaper than what you would find at Kroger and they have AMAZING deals. After my first visit I made this a priority over other groceries! read more

Lucky's has a lot of good things going for it: Their produce is usually pretty great, they locally source a lot of things, the deli is legit, their alcohol selection is decent, and their sandwiches and pizza are top notch. Cons: They frequently and seemingly arbitrarily stop carrying what I would consider standard products. The checkout lines are routinely five people deep during peak hours, they've gotten pricier with time, and when they have tasting events or sample tables around its utter gridlock. My household likes it well enough but it could be better. read more

I love to come in and look for cool items my Kroger doesn't carry. They have a nice premade food selection, beer section and meats! They have a lot of variety with coffee and nuts by the pound. You can also get homemade squeezed peanut butter. The prices are pretty high. And everything is healthy and organic. For me, it's a good random stop in. But not for any regular shopping trip. read more

Oh Lucky's...why can't you have more stores around the country? Don't get me wrong, I feel spoiled enough having you in Columbus, but if I were to move somewhere else I will be extremely deprived. I'm not going to lie, I'm pretty obsessed with Lucky's... I don't know how they are able to sell such high quality produce as such affordable prices, but whatever and however they are doing business, it works. My refrigerator has been fully stocked with fresh (and often organic) fruits and vegetables, along with grass fed meats, wild seafood, etc. And I'm still somehow saving money!! I tell everybody about this store all the time, and have converted so many friends to shopping here! If you haven't yet shopped at Lucky's you are missing out and need to get here ASAP. And they take manufacturers' coupons, which I just found out. Talk about good deals!! read more

OK...just tried out Lucky's Market Columbus....amazing. If they can keep up the great attitude, service, and quality of their products, they will rock Clintonville. Gorgeous and expansive produce department, an unbelievable selection of local and organic foods in the freezer and on the shelves. Great meat, cheese, seafood, and deli departments. Delicious looking hot and cold prepared foods: lasagna, sandwiches, hot pizza by the slice ($1.50), as well as a soup and salad bar. In the bulk food section you can find pretty much any type of flour, snack, dried fruit, nuts...pretty much everything...even honey and maple syrup. Beautiful breads, bagels, and desserts in the bakery area. To my special diet friends...their gluten free, vegan, and vegetarian selections will make you a very happy person! Their prices are very fair and in many cases, below what you'd pay elsewhere. Everyone was extemely friendly and helpful...one of the guys working even walked a cart out to a woman's car who was trying to juggle shopping with carrying a little baby. Like I said, if they can keep this up, it will be one of the best places to shop in Clintonville or anywhere nearby, for that matter. read more

We came to Lucky's after hearing about how awesome the place was. At first the place was pretty nice and the products were fine. After a while the quality of the place started going down hill. A lot of the produce we would buy would end up becoming rotten within days of purchasing them. The meat isn't anything special. We've gotten chicken there a couple times. Both instances, we found their chicken absolutely disgusting. Their beer selection is small but pretty good. Bulk items are the only thing here that we still like buying. Their bulk coffee is cheap and it tastes great. I would recommend coming in to check it out for yourselves but I just lost interest after the subpar quality. read more

When Luckys opened last fall, I deeply regretted my choice of moving away from Clintonville. Awesome market with massive sales. Still getting the kinks ironed out, but the quality and prices were worth the effort. Well worth it. Fast forward almost a year. I still go to Luckys about once a week as my main grocery stop, but it is a longshot away from the promise it once held. Not only have the kinks not been ironed out, but it has gotten substantially worse. The sales are still good, but the regular prices have steadily crept upwards to the point that it is becoming uncompetitive. The quality of produce has gone down substantially - I had a really tough time picking out non-bruised Pink Lady apples tonight and the pears looked dreadful. The deli counter is still a mess - I don't think that the same person has served me twice there because the turnover is SO incredibly high. That seems to be an overall problem in the store - they can't seem to retain employees. Why? Columbus was the first market that Luckys opened up in outside of Colorado, but they've since expanded to something like 9 other states. Too much too soon? I still want to love you Luckys, but it's getting mighty difficult. read more

So my favorite past time is grocery shopping, I know it's ridiculous. I pretty much keep it to Marc's, Krogers and Trader Joe's. I had to sacrifice my love of Whole Foods, because well it is freaking expensive. I was shopping for Christmas party and told to check out Lucky's, and man I loved everything about this store. Great selection of produce, great prices Discounts and markdowns throughout the store - organic brown eggs for $1.99- can't beat it Mix of higher end organic products and the normal stuff you find at Kroger Great meat counter - needed ground chicken for meatballs Awesome Bakery Even better staff I have not done a full grocery shop for the week yet, but I will be adding this store to the mix! read more

Pretty decent place to get about just about any natural and organic ingredients you can think about. Staff are very friendly. I love the hot food section. This is not a place for you every day regular shopper because they won't have what you need. I am happy that I was able to find my Herbert lemonade here at the cheapest I've seen in the city. read more

Huge fan of this new local market! Parking can be a pain & when it's busy its hard to get around the store, but that's really the only bad things I could say about this place. #1: Their bacon- holy freakin' glorious pig belly! They cure it in house & slice it thick. Was adventurous on my last trip & purchased the honey orange cured as well as my normal 2lbs. of peppered. Amaze-balls! It doesn't really have an orange or honey strong flavor at all-but it's becoming my absolute favorite thing at Lucky's. #2: Their sausage- Again, amazing! These guys know how to treat a pig! The spicy Italian ground sausage has so much flavor! It makes the best sausage gravy as well as meatballs. Best part is their meats are grass fed. You really can taste the difference. #3: Produce- Cheap! And great quality! Selection is pretty good for as small as this market is. Where else can you get a 1lb bag of baby carrots for $.49?? Or organic bell peppers for $.67 each?? #4: Sales Ad- Every Wednesday is "double ad day." This is when I usually go. Their weekly sales ad overlaps every Wednesday & makes for the best day to stock up! #5: Chocolove- They have every single flavor of chocolate bar that this company offers. Which makes me very, very happy. (Most places run out of the Almond Sea Salt bar & Lucky's always seem to have it in stock & on sale) Happy, happy girl. The staff is SUPER friendly, enthusiastic about their job & will go out of their way to help you, or find someone to help you if they are unsure. Their gluten-free options are cheaper than the big name grocery stores-and kicker- this stuff even goes on sale too! Gals at the cheese counter are passionate about cheese which makes it fun to pick their brains about trying something new & what wine to pair it with. The sourdough loaves from the bakery are incredibly yummy as well. Bulk granola I am also a big fan of. Have tried a few different flavors- Maple pecan is at the top of the list currently. I believe they make that in house as well. read more

My experiences with Lucky's have been mixed, so that's what I'm basing this review on. Many things in this store seem to be hit or miss. The produce department has been really dreadful for a while now. I'll buy produce like green beans or asparagus and it's slimy and bad a day or two later...in the fridge! The apples and other fruits need to be thoroughly checked before purchase. Beer and wine section is present, but limited. Desserts have a decent selection, with some real gems hiding there. The meat that I've bought is of fine quality, but I usually don't buy my meat there. The grocery sections are quite solid - great selection and decent prices. I like the bulk items, especially the jelly bellies. The deli. Oh, how terrible their deli counter is. From plain, unseasoned potato wedges, to a total lack of potato salad, to roasted veggies that were very raw still, to the high turnover (never seen the same person twice), their deli sucks royally. Truth is, I don't go to Lucky's unless I am already in the neighborhood, and if things don't improve, I won't be going there at all. read more

I used to think that Lucky's Market was a better alternative to Whole Foods, which is a place I've had several negative experiences with, but Lucky's Market has become no different. Its workers have become just as unfriendly and unhelpful. I stopped by the Lucky's on 2770 North High Street to buy a few items. When I went to check out, the cashier (Chloe) gave me a look as if I was interrupting her conversation with the cashier next to her, a conversation that didn't end the during the whole time I was checking out. She didn't greet me, instead I received what I can only describe as a totally annoyed look. I said hello to her and she just kept speaking to the other cashier. After my items were placed in a bag she asked me if I wanted my receipt and then handed it to me with a disgusted look on here face and gave me another look like "get the heck out." There are too many other places to shop at in central Ohio, I don't feel the need to give Lucky's my business any longer. read more

I usually love luckys and recommend it to people, and I like their prepared foods because I'm pretty busy. Last week when I was at Lucky's, I had to wait at the deli counter. Not a big deal. But I was waiting because an employee was talking to who I'm guessing was a friend..about doing drugs. While I'm typically not that interested in conversations that other people are having, but really? Tonight, I stopped on my way to work. Got a piece of salmon that was texture-less. It was like it had been pureed and then formed into the shape of a piece of salmon. I ended up eating it bc I have to work all night, and it was $8. I got some honey mustard coleslaw also...and I was eating it and kind of impressed since the last thing I had eaten was salmon mush...and then I found a very long, light hair. Absolutely not mine. I know things happen and hair gets into food sometimes, but gross. I feel like the quality at Lucky's has gone down so much since they first opened. I will unfortunately still probably go here because they have some good specialty products that I don't want to go to Whole Foods for, but this place really needs to get it together. read more

You initial visit will probably be great. It is somewhat refreshing compared to the dungeon-like Giant Eagle and clusterf**k that is Kroger on N. Broadway. You'll be happy to be able to buy slightly better produce (sometimes) and their bulk dry goods may be the only actual deal in the entire store. Seriously. As you shop there more you should gradually realize that they are just as mediocre as all the other grocers in the area. I used to like the salad bar for lunch but it's not worth it anymore. Overpriced as f. And they removed ingredients that people actually got. I think other people feel the same way as the last few evenings I stopped by the salad bar was full of items. (It also sits there the entire day.) Also be careful with the new crap containers they switched to that never seem to close properly. Handle with care because dropping it will cause it to explode. I've had their pre-made items several times as well, a couple wraps and salads, of which, I've found bones in the chicken twice now. But hey, if you're into all-natural, doesn't get much better than that. Also be warned that they only use paper bags and seem to refuse to spare an extra one as they Tetris the sh*t out of your entire purchase into one bag and you will need to bear hug the bag to your car or it will just rip the 'paper' handles. Surprise! (Physics is something else amirite?) I sent an email to their Contact Us via their website complaining about the salad bar, but never heard anything. I doubt they care. read more

This struck me as a cross between Weiland's and Trader Joe's- mainly healthy stuff, some fancy stuff. It's well laid out, service is good, and the selection is pretty decent. Prices are high for some things, as expected. A bit out of my way; wish they'd been here when I was in school. Glad it's in the area now. read more

I'M a Lucky's Fan! Yes, it's just a grocery store, but it's like a hybrid between Whole Foods and a local market. Their staff is super friendly and wants to help you out (except this one guy in the bakery who was less than helpful). They have great weekly deals and Wednesday you get the deals from the before and the week ahead. Their produce section is ample and has a wide variety of items both regular and organic. Their dry good vary from convention to health food. They have tons of local brands to choose from as well as local favorites from their home state of CO. Their meat section is decent too although prices are high is there's no special on what you're looking for. If there is a special on meat, it's the best price EVER! They have some items you'll not find anywhere else like this amazing cookie brittle. If you see it, get it! Anyway, those are all the good things. Things I don't like: minuscule bakery with minimal goods available. I wish their was more in house made bakery items. I feel the same way about The Hills. I am all about sourcing from local bakers, but when it's made in house I know exactly house fresh it is. Yep that is it, one thing I don't like. I wish it was closer to me so I'd shop more often, but maybe it's a good thing that I have to go out of my way so I don't eat so much cookie brittle. read more

Lucky's Market is my favorite grocery store in Columbus. The produce is the number one reason that I return week after week. They have a HUGE selection of organic fruits and vegetables. One thing preventing me from giving Lucky's five stars is the short "shelf life" of that produce. I do have to eat everything within just a few days. Also worth noting is the quality meats. The cracked pepper bacon is to die for, and the boneless/skinless chicken breasts are locally sourced. However, I always shop on Sunday afternoons and have found that they sell some of the butchered meat faster than they can replenish. For example, today they were out of turkey burgers and I have yet to get there early enough to secure two chicken kabobs. Another thing that I love about Lucky's is the large selection with a small grocer feel. I can quickly navigate the whole store and leave with everything that I need for the next week's worth of meals. They are always busy but never feel "crowded." They have a better than average selection of bulk goods including nuts, coffee, and flour. The supplements and body care selection is not as expansive as Whole Foods or Raisin Rack but is still good. The service is good. I had one bad experience with less than stellar service in the meat department a few months ago. Since then, every customer service experience has been average. On the flip side, I had a fantastic experience on my first trip when an employee took extra time to determine the type of wine I most enjoy and helped me select the perfect bottle for a very reasonable price. The High Street location is easy to find and parking is a cinch in the large lot. I have grown to expect spending around $175.00 for a week's worth of meals for two people, but I believe you get what you pay for. Don't get me wrong, I love me some Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, but Lucky's is my go to store for weekly shopping. read more

Purchased groceries today, was pleased that they had pretty much everything I expected them to. The beer selection at Weiland's is obviously much better, but I was disappointed that its better at Whole Foods and Giant Eagle as well. The prices seemed reasonable and the meat counter had some really great looking stuff. My kids also loved the little carts. I would say the most negative issue for me was the bagging! I can't believe the way my food was stuffed in to four bags. Sorry I didn't bring my own, but seriously man, are they taking the cost out of your paycheck? Food was only slightly squashed, but it was a pain in the ass getting it in the car and in to my house. read more

I was thrilled to find Lucky's Market in Columbus because of the wide selection of natural foods there. Unfortunately after my second trip, some of the produce as well as a box of dates I bought were filled with bugs, and I had to throw them out. A roommate of mine had a similar experience at the store. I will be coming back for some things, however I will stray from the produce aisle. read more

Thought this place was great when it opened, but man it's gone down hill. You know it's bad when the cashier says "don't reuse these bags, they are horrible and won't even get your groceries out to the car if you lift with the handles". REALLY? Placed a special order for something and it's been over a month! No phone call, no explanation, nada. I mean this would have been over a hundred dollars for the store, but when we went in a few weeks ago, they acted like they had NO IDEA what we were talking about. Well I hope they eat the special order because if it comes in, we won't be picking it up. Produce is not fresh anymore, it's like they can't keep it fresh and struggle to get it out in the first place. Deals are not really that awesome with more local competition. We go to Fresh Thyme now since it's closer to home and WAY better. read more

First let me say that the bulk spicy mix is the best spicy peanut snack I have ever had in my entire life and is why go back so often as well as the fresh squeezed orange juice. However, I've been going there for quite some time and while they advertise having local produce and meat it really doesn't seem to be the case. There's local eggs and canned goods pretty much all of the time. I'm not sure what the deal is with this. I first started noticing this about 5 months ago and thought maybe it was just the season but as we've now been through a variety of seasons that can't be the case. The overall selection of things is great and they have a lot of cool food items I have a hard time finding at larger chain grocers. So I guess if you want local shop elsewhere but if you're looking for a place that has good bulk stuff at fair prices this is good for it. Now for the real reason I'm leaving one star. I've been to this store almost weekly if not more since it's opened and I've consistently noticed employees who appear to be in charge berate new staff in front of costumes. It's embarrassing for me and for the new employees. As a patron of this store there's never been a time when an employee wasn't nice to me or in front of me apart from the managers. I find this to be really odd. In fact my room mate stopped shopping here recently because he saw a bagger get yelled at to the point he no longer feels comfortable in the store. So overall this store is great and I hope they can go back to what they were when they first opened. If none of this bothers you I highly suggest shopping on Wednesdays because they have their deals for the prior week and the current Week running and you can really get some great priced items. read more

I've been to Lucky's a few times now, and it's not my favorite grocery store ever? but it's definitely one that will make it into my regular rotation, for reasons: + bulk section with good prices, and it's not in a tiny co-op with questionable customer service and little-to-no parking + double-ad Wednesdays, where you can go one day and get the sales from the previous week and the upcoming week + my friend contacted them about a bad experience, and the manager (I'm guessing) publicly took responsibility and apologized in a sincere way, which goes sooooooo far in my book + decent mix of local, specialty, and basic items + in my experience, not insanely overpriced The thing that keeps me from an enthusiastic four-star review is the inconsistency of service. On my last trip, I had both great service from the cashier, and deplorable service from the gentleman at the meat counter. When I asked the meat counter gentleman for chicken breasts, which were in the meat case, he came *out* from around the counter and dragged me over to the display of pre-wrapped chicken so that I could help myself. Never mind that there were other things I wanted in the case, he couldn't be bothered to pull out chicken and weigh it for me--and, of course, after being dragged over to the chicken and away from the counter, I had to wait in line *again* to get the other thing that I'd wanted from the case. Really terrible attitude. Meanwhile, my friend was being helped and got awesome treatment. The difference was glaring. (I used to work in a deli in a natural foods grocery, and I suspect the reason for taking me over to the wrapped chicken is one of two things: 1) the chicken he took me to maybe expired sooner and he wanted to sell it first, or 2) they had already prettied up the chicken tray for the evening so that it could be wrapped and put away and he didn't want to re-do it. In either case, shame on you, meat counter guy. Shame.) read more

I love this grocery store. Love the produce, the meat/fish, the cheese shop, the grab and go section and the bulk food in particular. Every week, they email the sales flyer. I pull it up and make my menu/grocery list based on what's on sale. Do I buy everything at Luckys? No, I just get the good stuff then I go elsewhere for the basics. That's what allows me to eat fresh, good for you food, affordably. Bacon Ends. They deserve their own paragraph. Either buy them in the meat case or prepackaged but just buy them. These amazing hunks of flavorful salty savory goodness are like flavor bombs. Use them in a big pot of soup, red beans and rice, or as a starter to lots of dishes. They pack a flavor punch. The non-GMO bulk food gummy candy (i'm not even into all that, they just taste damn good) is out of this world. I don't even want to tell you about it because you'll be addicted too! For your first visit, give yourself extra time to roamaround the store and check it all out. read more

While I don't see myself going out of my way to shop at Lucky's, it is a cool place all-in-all. A pretty ok wine selection, and a decent beer selection will bring me in if I'm in Clintonville, but overall, I'd still rather go toGE Market Disctrict (which- though it doesn't feel like it- is more "local" than Colorado-based Lucky's). I do really LOVE the selection of local coffee! I will go back for this in particular. It's got a nice feel to it, but I am not totally sold. I like the staff- they were very helpful. read more

I have such mixed feelings about Lucky's. I love the atmosphere and the local vibe. I dislike the rude employees and (sometimes) awful produce. I understand the appeal of the ridiculously cheap produce, but recently all my produce has gone bad within a couple days of buying it. I would much rather pay a higher price for produce that will last me through the work week. My lettuce was wilted within two days of purchasing. While I saved money initially, I ended up throwing money in the trash. The prepared foods section is the saving grace of Lucky's. I love stocking up on prepared dishes for work lunches. The brussels sprout, almond, and kale salad is a favorite. The prepared guacamole and chicken salad is always good. If you want a quick lunch, a slice of pizza and a salad from the salad bar makes a really good meal. I will continue shopping at Lucky's because the location is convenient to my house. I like being able to get a variety of local products plus regular grocery items. I'll probably stop at Giant Eagle across the street for any produce though. read more

I stopped into Lucky's Market for the first time about two weeks ago, and have been back four times since! With Trader Joe's a good 12 mile drive from the campus area, and Whole Foods being a little too expensive for my budget, Lucky's was a breath of fresh air. If you need produce, forget all other area grocery stores. Lucky's is the place to go. This week I scored blackberries for 88 cents a pack, and last week avocados were only 77 cents each. And they were organic! You honestly can't beat the selection and price of their produce. In terms of prepackaged grocery items, I thought they were a little on the pricey end. And if you're a vegetarian, don't plan on getting your seitan, tofurkey, or other meat substitute products here. Even Kroger offers cheaper options. However, they have an incredible bulk food selection. Oats, nuts, snack mixes, lentils, and rice are just some of the options, and again, at unbeatable prices. Lucky's also has a hot food bar, fresh bread, baked goods, and pizza. Minus some of the higher prices, this is definitely one of my favorite markets. read more

I am shocked it took me until 2018 to check out Lucky's. I love the free samples, the music, the cheese samples and the atmosphere. It's so warm and inviting it makes me not want to leave. I honestly come in often to just hang out. Of course I end up leaving with something. They offer prepared foods and fresh delicious pizza. They have different events where they have vendors come in to give samples out. They have a great selection of produce and food in general. As well as health and beauty products. I love that they offer so many products in bulk as well. If you haven't gotten a chance to check out this place. Get off your butt and go check it out. You wont be disappointed. read more

I've seen all sorts of reviews for Lucky's here recently, some good, some bad. I haven't been to lucky's for a bit, but from my experience I have had no real issues with the place. it's an open front shop, so you can just walk in through the open garage style doors and find yourself in a sea of produce. all locally sourced, fresh, and delicious. They usually have pretty solid prices for such good products. They even have stuff that I've never seen in normal grocery stores, like giant avocados, and tiny tiny grapes. You start to walk around and you find all these brands of product you have never heard of before, wooden barrels with seeds and grains to scoop out, and a corner with all sorts of awesome beers. Personally every time I go I have to get a half gallon of the fresh squeezed orange juice, its soooo perfect. And overall I haven't had any real issues with the staff; each person I've encountered has been nice, and friendly. HOWEVER!!! Those damn bags they put your groceries in! The handle rips off on me every time! Once I had three handles of three different bags rip off on me as I walked from the car to the house... I was in the yard collecting loose oranges, and runaway tomatoes! Other than that one gripe, I have no real qualms with Lucky's. read more

I had always heard good things about Lucky's Market and so one day my husband and I stopped in on a whim as we passed by. I instantly loved it! Everything looked fresh and the employees were kind. What really shocked me though was the prices. Everything is so much cheaper than competitor stores. They run pretty awesome weekly ads with great deals. We started almost exclusively shopping here for our weekly groceries and we eat healthier and we've saved a lot of money compared to what we were spending before. We drive nearly 30 minutes each way because we find it to be worth it and we have a more pleasurable shopping trip. The only thing I wish they had were chargers for electric cars, but maybe someday! read more