i love meeting people at DASH on Hertel. food is good and there is variety. Eating upstairs is…read moregreat due to there being so much space and ability to have privacy. great view of the street too. great experience all around!

Great for running in quick for items. Have pretty much everything you can get in the bigger…read moregrocery stores. Clean store. The staff could be friendly. From the cashier's to the service desk are not the most pleasant and inviting at all. Staffed in the morning with a bunch grumpy retirees.

Great breakfast sandwiches. Clean and very neat. The…read morehusband and wife owners are courteous.

Not to be confused with a bedding store (Pillow Ridge), a mass murder store (Killow Ridge), a place…read morewhere you sort out your last testament (Will-oh Ridge), that place Bill Murray and Bill Cosby (ew) own (Billow Ridge), and that discount store (Five Below Ridge). Definitely one of my favourite convenience stores in the area and now that it's right next door to one of my favorite restaurants in the area - Xi'an (try the lamb cumin) - I come here even more often. They're pretty friendly and they've got a pretty eclectic crowd coming in and out. Always busy. A little bit run-down but maybe that helps keep their prices down because they're definitely cheaper than 7-Eleven. I've even had a sandwich from here recently when my favorite restaurant is closed down for a few weeks. Not bad at all. My previous review: I used to think this was called "Convent" and would come here looking for cute nuns, because I always wanted to date a Nun, but then who doesn't? I've been to this store many times, as I used to live right around the corner. Lots of cute girls shop at this store (Willow Ridge is the street of cute girls, btw), that is one of my defining memories. Another is that the prices are a little lower than you'd expect for a convenience store in a rich suburb, and they have some more interesting selections. Service is really nice, and after awhile, the guy knew my name. I doubt he does anymore because I moved away. It's a useful convenient store near Willow Ridge on NFB that sells all kinds of random stuff at typically marked up 7-11 prices, and helps the local community avoid trips down to Wegmans and the now-closed Walmart that was close by. It was exactly as the name suggests: convenient. With very friendly employees, too. It loses a star for the high prices but is a solid 4, and is still there, churning out late-night goodies to college kids and locals, not far from the wonderful Seoul Garden and Black Forest Saddler, a horse-seat shop. Oh wait. No. It's Adler. A German restaurant. Yes that's it.

They had the product I was looking for. Looks like a nice store. I just wish I could enter I'm in a…read morewheelchair and need a riding cart in order to enter. There doesn't seem to be any in your store.

We go to Gordon's occassionally but only for a couple items. There are a few things we buy in…read morebulk. We like their 10 pound hambug roll which works out to about $2.50 a pound for black Angus beef and their large tomato cans. Otherwise their prices on other items seems fairly high. Produce is higher than normal grocery stores. Know your prices before shopping here! It's worth going for the items we do pick up but only if we're in the area. On the positive side, their staff always seems to be friendly and helpful and everyone was wearing a mask.

I always find myself dreaming about the ethnic-inspired side dishes at the co-op, so when work gave…read moreme a dinner budget, I took the opportunity to grab a few things for a quick working dinner. The rotisserie chicken hit the spot, and my kids ended up devouring the leftovers after practice! I also grabbed a couple of the dishes I'm always craving but never have the time to make myself. They were a little on the drier side, but that didn't bother me because they were still packed with flavor. If you're looking for a quick grab-and-go meal, I definitely recommend checking out the prepared foods section. The prices are reasonable, and there's a great variety of options, including hot meals like curried chicken with butternut squash, gluten-free Rachels/Reubens, and more. And don't forget the treats! They have giant rice crispy treats, some topped with peanut butter and a thick layer of chocolate, along with all kinds of homemade cookies. You can also find plenty of local products throughout the co-op, which is another reason I love stopping in. It's such a convenient option when you want something homemade and flavorful without having to actually make it yourself!

This is a great, small, cooperatively-owned grocery store. Selection can be limited, but they also…read morecarry things that the larger Wegmans/Tops in my area don't. My favorite is the bulk section- they even have bulk spices!! I love to fill up when I'm in town and all of the spices offered are organic. Their ready-made section is also great for grab & go options. Vegan selections can be limited, but they usually have one thing. My fav is the vegan peanut butter rice krispie treats. They're amazing!! I almost always walk out with one to eat later. Keep doing great things EA CO-OP!

This small grocery corner store has been here for ages. It is right across from the OLV Bascillica…read moreand is pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a typical nyc style corner store. Not too much to say, beer, chips, lotto and all the necessities one would expect. Good if you are in a pinch or nearby and need some items!

I feel like this store is small but mighty. They have all of the staples and some of the other perk…read moreitems you might need. The meat and deli are usually fairly priced. The rest of the store is hit or miss, with some things marked way up and other things right where you'd expect them, occasionally a little cheaper. Sales are solid if you check out the flyer. The quality of the meat is the main draw here for me, it is the best spot locally for that. The staff are always nice and they keep the lines moving. I cook with a lot of weird ingredients, so I can't get everything here, but I do prioritize getting my meat and a few other things here.

Stop in after a race out at Lockport Elks, to benefit Veterans and Pawestic, this past Sunday…read more This location even though smaller, offered everything other two larger locations did. Similar pricing, few different items, only reason for 4 stars , not a lot of love plants like the other locations . Otherwise, perfect location for people in the community and surrounding area to get groceries.

I discovered this store during 2025 and it has quickly become my go-to favorite grocery store. I'm…read morehere at least weekly. If you eat seasonally and value keeping your money in the local community, this is a great place to do both. Things I love: Great deals on seasonal produce, especially for members (I signed up on my second visit and boy is membership worth it!). High quality meats. Plenty of locally grown and made options with clear signage. The bulk section is especially great - bring your own containers and you can get some excellent savings on dried fruits, grains, rice, nuts, candies, beans, spices, loose-leaf tea, and more. Sometimes they do tasting days where you can try samples of the pre-made food items. Non-food things: Staff is all friendly and helpful. Parking is easy. They have an electric vehicle charging station in the lot. There is a "little free library" style shelf at the front to share books; there's always new stuff to read and often a selection of cookbooks to try out. Some prices are higher than at other stores so I do shop in multiple places depending on my list. For anything I want in bulk, local, or organic, this is where I get it. Plus, people here are just nice. Staff, customers, everybody. The vibe here is positive and comfortable and it's just a nice place to be.

I signed up for a Vegan baking class. Courtney is a great teacher, having first a little multiple…read morechoice quiz with little prizes(Today the prizes were vegan lollipops.) then showing a vegan cake being baked on a You Tube video, giving us tasters of two differently made vegan chocolate chocolate chip cookies and lastly supplying an assortment of topping to decorate our (made by Courtney) mini vegan chocolate cakes. Our chocolate cakes are about 4 1/2-5 inches in diameter. The topping choices were: fresh raspberries and blackberries, colored sprinkles, pecans and chocolate pieces shaped like 1/2 footballs. Courtney first made the dough to make one of the chocolate chocolate chip cookies. It's only a 90 minute class, so that bowl of dough went back to the kitchen to be baked off. Courtney then made fresh vegan vanilla buttercream, just to show us how easy it is to make as a vegan topping.. Since it was not a full class we were all offered a second cake to decorate with the vegan buttercreams and the other toppings.

Aldi has been described as a bit of a cult. I work at a store that sells groceries, and yet I have…read moremade a ritual of going once or twice a week to buy my staples, and all the things I probably don't need. Often times at the cart corral I'll pull out my designated quarter from its keychain keeper to find some kind soul has decided to pass it forward with a free cart. If you lock them in, you get your quarter back so technically they're all free, but this vibe of friendliness continues through the store. I've never encountered any rude customers or associates in the years I've been shopping here, which is more than I can say about other retailers. Traffic can sometimes get congested at the entrance during peak hours as shoppers peruse the produce section. Conveniently the sales items are parked on the endcap for easy perusal. The deals on them are always exceptional and end up in my cart. I tend to go through all the aisles, taking far too long in the aisle of shame. Can it really be considered a shame when you see the deals though? I've gotten affordable gym mats, cutting boards, limited buy snacks...everything my heart desires. Well, mostly. There are certain products that seem to sell through more quickly than others. I'm not sure if this is because it's located near a gym (some protein fanatic buying all the sardines mayhaps?) or if it is a supplier issue. There's a Tops across the street which remedies things easily enough if you're in a pinch, but there are alternatives at low prices that make it worth the risk. Many times I've checked Reddit to read a review on a product, whether substitution or a temporary find, and have been guided in the right direction. They also have a doubled quality guarantee where you can refund and replace your goods, which I did once without any problems. The associates genuinely seem to care (I found a wallet on the ground and the cashier put everything on hold to attempt to track the person down before they left the premises) and the lack of music allows me to focus without all the bells and whistles that'll in turn help you save a buck. The self serve is card only, and monitored by the cash accepting cashier. There's bags for sale if you've forgotten yours, or even empty boxes to fill. I'll be back next week, because what can I say? It hits Aldi right notes.

This a good Aldi location. It's clean and organized, and I appreciate the self checkouts. It was…read moreeasy to get in and out quickly. The layout is the same as the Maple Road location which made finding what I needed very easy. Would come here again if I'm ever back in this area.