I love this store for fruits and veggies. WAY better than Jewel. And their bakery is wonderful if…read moreyou know what to buy. Their homemade almond crescent cookies are to die for. Why the 4 stars? You can't ask a stocker for help finding something because they don't speak English. It's frustrating but I can over look that to get really fresh produce.

This store sells all old products. Will never go again. Garden Fresh in Buffalo grove is the…read morefreshest I've seen.

This Jewel is okay - better than others in the area. They appear to have a broader selection than…read moreothers - I have found things at this Jewel I have not seen in others. The store is laid out like most Jewels, with some minor differences like the placement of the deli counter. So, for the most part it is easy to find the items you need. It also either appears are if they have more help on the floor, or the ones there are more attentive. I had two questions about where things were located and was able to find a helpful store associate in minutes. Like other Jewels, they tend to be more expensive than other grocers of the same caliber. I think all of the Jewels can learn a lesson from Aldi.

Occasionally, I stop by this Jewel-Osco to pick up a few items. It used to be my go-to grocery…read morestore back in the day, but this visit reminded me why it no longer is. As soon as I walked in, the store felt dated, from the lighting and décor to the overall atmosphere. I came to take advantage of a $7 off $7 purchase promotion Jewel offered to celebrate the Bears' win over the Green Bay Packers on January 10, 2026. The promotion was supposed to be redeemed with a digital coupon between January 12 and 16. I have been part of their loyalty program for a while, and this was my first time clipping one of their digital coupons on my desktop. When I checked out at the self-checkout, the $7 discount did not apply, even after I entered my phone number and confirmed I was connected to my Jewel loyalty account. The staff overseeing the area kept asking to see the coupon on my phone app. I did not realize I also had to download their app, since clipping the digital coupon on a computer is all that is required with Mariano's. The staff was not particularly friendly, but he did manually take $7 off this time.  I thanked him for his help and mentioned the convenience of Mariano's system, fully expecting the response of "we are not Mariano's," and that was exactly what I got. Haha. That is also why Jewel is not my primary grocery store anymore. Unfortunately, the Bears lost their following game on January 18 and ended the season abruptly, so I will not need to worry about redeeming another Jewel digital coupon anytime soon.

My wife encourage me to stop at the Sunset Foods while I was over here to see what this place that…read moreI offer. The staff here was absolutely friendly but food-wise, I thought the selection was pretty minimal , Bare Bones and above all a bit overpriced which kind of disappointed my experience here. Overall, this place has a variety of many things from vegan options for my wife to a variety of cold drinks to go. Check out lines move by pretty fast as well. This place featured plenty of parking as well. Overall, I thought this was an average grocery store to check out.

I'm originally from Long Island, and since moving out here, I've pretty much just been settling for…read moreJewel. Honestly, I thought that was just the standard for suburban grocery stores around here. I hadn't even heard of Sunset Foods until a TV commercial popped up the other night. Back in NY, I practically lived at Uncle Giuseppe's, and I've been majorly missing that high-end, Italian-market vibe. The commercial looked legit, so this past Saturday, I figured why not make the drive up to Highland Park and check it out. The second I pulled up, it just felt different. I got a super warm greeting walking in, but what really sold me was this guy outside grilling hot dogs right by the entrance. Honestly, just catching that smell in the weekend air instantly took me back to summers on Long Island. The store itself has a great vibe, really clean and upscale. I hit the cheese section first because the gourmet selection is massive. A really nice staff member saw me looking a bit overwhelmed and helped me pick out a few incredible cheeses. Then I hit the bakery and deli, totally overloading my basket with random finds, including a massive brownie that looked insane, and some awesome cured meats. But the real test was the meat and seafood counter. At Jewel, half the time the meat looks like it's turning brown under the plastic wrap. Sunset is the exact opposite. Everything looked fresh and bright. They were running a sale on salmon, and I picked up a filet that was delicious. Yeah, the register total was definitely higher than what I'd pay at Jewel, but the quality difference is night and day. You get what you pay for. So glad I found this place, it's the closest thing to home I've found yet.

This place is amazing! I had moved back to the suburbs a few years ago and totally forgot this…read moreplace had existed. After hitching a ride with my neighbor to try some seafood soup another neighbor of ours recommended I was blown away. The freshly prepared food is actually fresh and tastes really good. Like you can't make it better at home good. All the produce and meats look very fresh as well. I have deep regrets about not going here sooner. This place is leagues above the other grocery store chains. They really truly care here.

Beautiful selection of meats and produce. Available are items to serve from one person to a crowd…read more Many good homemade soups and bakery, lots of frozen selections. Flowers, liquor, party needs, and exceptionally nice salespeople. Delivery is a great option. A class store.

Stopped in on a Friday evening while I was staying in Deerfield after a dinner in Highland Park…read more Picked up snacks for the hotel room. The Almond Joy cookies are delicious. Everything else we bought was pretty standard. Some snacks, vodka, Diet Coke, Giardiniera to take home, etc. I'll be back.

Why isn't checking expiration dates one of the first steps when the employee is doing the online…read moreshopping? I received an expired item that you won't even believe me as to how old it is... over 1 1/2 years expired!! (yeah this is pretty gross, huh) How does a grocery store have items on their shelves that EXPIRED almost 2 years ago?!?!?!?! I contacted the store to make sure they take any others off the shelf. As mentioned previously, I'm disabled so I utilize the shopping & there is always at least 1 item that is expired.

Out of all the Walgreens stores that I have been to, the one in Deerfield Square stands out as the…read moremost pleasant one to shop at. This Walgreens is large and airy, bright and clean, with a more upscale feel to it. It is fully stocked. One big advantage of this store is that it is opened 24 hours a day! Another factor that impresses me most is the store's management. It has not just one, but two very nice and helpful managers. It had happened that I had clipped a $9 digital coupon online. Its requirement was to spend $40(or $30?) in a Walgreens store and I would get the coupon when I checked out. However, it didn't happen even after I spent the required amount. Long story short, the female manager was very nice and helpful, she apologized and manually added a $10 credit to my Walgreens loyalty account. When I went home and checked my Walgreens account online, I didn't see the added $10. So, the next time I went to this Walgreens, I talked to another manager, Sergio. The female manager had gone for the day. Sergio was very patient, kind, and helpful. To our surprise, he found that I actually had two accounts with Walgreens (apparently a mixed-up done by the pharmacy of another Walgreens), one with a slightly different name. The female manager had somehow credited the account that I did not know I had, and therefore did not actively use. Sergio gave me the phone number of their tech support department that could help me eliminate one of the accounts (that I will call, I promise). When I was checking out, he rushed over to make sure that I could apply my $10 credit without any problems. Kudos to Sergio! Now, as I know that I have two accounts, I am mindful to tell the cashier which one to use, until I can get one eliminated, or get them combined.

Krista (Deerfield) She is an amazing, caring, empathetic and…read morea world of knowledge pharmacist at the Walgreens in Deerfield. If I have questions or issues I can always count on her. Walgreens should be so grateful to have Krista on their team. Barbara Abrahamson

Stopped here to get some beer and wine since the Jewel down the street currently doesn't have a…read moreliquor license. The beer and wine I selected didn't have prices on the shelves and now I know why. The pricing was outrageous nearly double what I would have payed elsewhere. Makes you wonder if they purposefully overcharge you since they didn't bother to price the items.

I popped in really quick to grab a snack and a six pack, and I was impressed at the selection of…read moregoods they managed to cram into a small shop. A few years back, this same location used to be the White Hen Pantry, which never really impressed me. It sat unoccupied for a while, and only recently did I notice that HP Food & Beverages had set up shop here. It's conveniently located at the very front of the Garrity Square shopping plaza, which has just enough parking for most times of the day. When you walk in, you'll see a good selection of snacks - chips, popcorn, candy, instant foods, cookies, nuts, jerky, meat sticks, and more - in the first aisles. They feature a variety of my favorite snack, Slim Kim Popcorn by local company Highland Pop. They have a sensibly modest selection of grocery items one might expect from a decent convenience store, at reasonable prices. In the back are coolers with a number of sodas, sparkling water, juice, milk, and other refreshing drinks. They even have a slushie machine running in the back. At the counter they also have a selection of phone accessories, mints, gum, and other odds & ends at the checkout counter. Where HP Food & Beverages shines brighter than the other convenience stores in the immediate area is the huge selection of alcoholic beverages. They have a number of popular and less-common canned and bottled beers in the fridges along the back wall, and in bigger cases in the aisles. I'm particularly happy that they have cold 16 fl. oz. tallboy 6-packs of Hamm's, which is one of my favorite American macro lagers. In the middle they have a nice selection of bottled and a few boxed wines. Behind the counter they have an impressive selection of liquor and liqueurs. I noticed several of my favorite whiskey varieties, and at very reasonable prices. I chatted with the guy behind the counter for a little bit, and he recommended several new single malt scotch and a blended whiskey that I might like. He definitely knew his products, suggesting that much of the selection is carefully curated. Between their convenient location, good selection, reasonable prices, and friendly service; HP Food & Beverages is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. I'll be sure to stop by more often when I need a quick snack or to pick up some drinks.

The best fish and the best prices. I drive in from DC every other month and pick up 6 lbs each…read moretime. What a great place-Sable Bellies!

Good food but pricey. A little bit of New York (with a little NY 'tude sadly).read more