Went in for a last minute dinner at around 5:40, bad energy in the air. It was like a funeral…read moreparlor and the staff looked like they were mad I was there. I got same Ham salad, crackers, and a pack of beer. Ham salad tasted spicy? and I caught a taste of something really sweet mixed in too.

I like to shop locally if possible but charging people 11.99 for a box of cereal is sadread more

A Sunday morning staple. I love the produce, flowers, seafood counter and so much more that heinens…read moreoffers. The sales staff are old pros, full of knowledge and recommendations that are helpful when I'm in a food funk. Today we opted for the basics, salmon by the pound, yogurt 10/$10, kombucha and fresh bread, and flowers (even though the prices just keep going up on florals) we typically stick to the perimeter of the store, not really hitting the isles.

Look, I'm a foodie. I know food. I love to cook, and am an…read moreaccomplished amateur cook. I've also lived in several major US cities. I must say that there is no better grocery store or grocery chain in the country than Heinen's. Ok, Sunset Grocery Stores in Highland Park, IL, and Straubs in St. Louis are a close second. But Heinens reigns supreme. Selection They have a diverse selection of brands of every kind and type so you can choose exactly what you need. Heinens also has a variety of foods, except their downtown location. Even though their stores are huge, it's always easy to find someone to point you in the right direction. Other stores may have people on the floor, but they have no idea what they have or where things are. This store is the perfect size to get exactly what you need and zoom in and out. They have INCREDIBLE prepared foods if you're in a hurry to eat, from meatloaf to meatballs, salads, and spreads. Just incredible. Heinens has an incredible wine selection and they even carry Mexican Coke, which is all I can drink now. They're bakery is awesome too. It isn't that typical in-store bakery with the weird aftertaste of preservatives. It's good enough to be a stand-alone bakery. Their produce is expansive and fresh. I'm beginning to think, if they don't have it, you really don't need it!

Finally made it to the Olive Scene yesterday. They did not disappoint. So many options. Endless…read morecombinations. This evening I prepared a simple salad and paired it with a few accoutrements. The salad dressing truly made the meal delicious. Shared this with my friend during our video call and now he wants some. Wondering if they ship internationally???

Gosh, I am so loyal to The Olive Scene. I first became introduced to The Olive Scene several years…read moreago at a Yelp Elite Event and have been hooked ever since. This women-owned business is just fabulous. They are so helpful, kind and passionate about what they do. This gourmet tasting emporium allows you to sample their olive oils and vinegars. Whether you like a classic olive oil or flavors like pomegranate or vanilla, you can sample them all. I've learned a lot about cooking since shopping here and am now tuned into all the simple ways you can use it to flavor foods from pasta to ice cream. I'm not someone who necessarily loves cooking, but The Olive Scene empowers me to be creative. Another thing that's fabulous about The Olive Scene is their selection of gifts. I always find gorgeous hostess gifts, Christmas presents, and goodies for myself here. If you know a person that loves to set a beautiful table, you can easily find a gorgeous assortment of thoughtful items. Shop local this holiday season, and all the time!

I can't believe that we have driven by this place soooo many times and never stopped. It looked…read morelike a place older folks would go. However, we heard it was a deli and from the photos online the food looked great. So, we tried it. Well, the food was amazing. They offer a very large menu. There is something for everyone. I ordered the Philly and could not believe how good it was. The portions are huge, so we split. The potato salad was great, not the grocery store type! We were a large party of 9, and they had no problem seating us. We waited 10 minutes for a table. The service was fantastic. The waitress was very nice and brought refills right away. She brought extra plates when asked and got to-go boxes for us. The ambiance is hard to explain. The pace is huge! Not really decorated like a deli at all. Kind of an upscale diner, very clean, and minimalist. Don't expect a fancy interior. It's kid-friendly and just an all-around great family place. Not a "date" place, however, the food is so good, I just might ask to go there on a date! This restaurant does not disappoint.

Party of 16 was accommodated with early arrival (no reservations). All had to be there to get table…read moreat 5:30. Very nice hostess & clean huge lobby. The dessert case was large & filled with beautiful cakes & pastries. We were sat about 10 mins late though I was there 30 mins early), but we got 2 servers. The 2 ladies were cordial but a bit short w/ us and persnickety about our requests. My sister asked for light cheese specifically & server said that veggie sub never has a lot on it so she didn't need to note it. Then it came out w/ so much cheese it was impossible to separate it so she asked for it to be remade & server said that was the last one they had. So she had to order a side salad since time was short as hers came out last, & it would take 10+ mins to make another dish. There were a couple other issues w/ server's remarks seeming to have attitude. Food overall tasted good. My hot pastrami was delicious but overly salted & cheese wasn't melted like on everyone else's sandwiches. All like the huge pickles. Prices were fair for the portions. And food came out when ready as we requested for 16 ppl. I'd give 3.5 stars if able, but I'll round up this time.

Fun location with happy and vibrant workers. The lighting and flow of this store is welcoming and…read morepleasant. I didn't feel rushed to get out of the store, or feel like it was a hassle/chore being inside. The workers were in good spirits on vibing with the atmosphere. The bakery and meat market was great. I couldnt ask for a better layout, where some Whole Food locations have the bakery and the breads in separate areas, this one had all breads, tortillas, deli, and meats in one area (PERFECT).

Whole Foods is now transformed into Christmas tree farm for the holiday season. You'll find more…read moreexciting holiday items inside - advent calendars, seasonal Apres ski pour Veuve Clicquot champagne, the hygge game, and more. I've visited this location many times and especially find it festive during the holiday season. AMBIANCE: This location is a standard WF store - spacious and clean. The store is also organized like other WF for convenience. I prefer it to the University Heights location. FOOD: Food selection is excellent and everything looks fresh! I found some items here that aren't available at my frequented University Heights destination. For instance, fresh breads you can pack yourself, plenty more smoked salmon options, liverwurst, chestnuts, and plenty of hot foods. During my last visit I picked up just a few favorites - smoked salmon, rotisserie chicken, baked bread, liverwurst, and some hot foods. I was very pleased with how easy it is to find everything especially later in the day. Typically, hot foods, bread, and rotisserie chicken are hard to find later in the day. The prices at Whole Foods are on the higher end. The ambiance and quality make it well worth it. SERVICE: The service is okay. The employees are selectively nice. Lines are usually long during busy shopping days like weekends. COFFEE SHOP: I've never had coffee inside the Whole Foods until today. I was very sleepy and needed a pick me up, wasn't in the mood to seek out a coffee shop. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection of coffee drinks like lattes and seasonal offerings. I selected drip coffee, which was $2.75 for a large. I was very happy with this cup of coffee - not too acidic, flavorful, and awakening. CHRISTMAS TREES: There are plenty of Christmas trees - $29.99 for table trees, and $69.99 for regular trees. Table trees were not very lush, but many people were purchasing them. There are plenty of choices here so that you don't have to make a journey to a farm or other market. I enjoy my visits to this store. I look forward to stopping in again soon. Next time I'll try seasonal caffeine drinks!

GMO free. Everything?!?!…read more It's the next best thing to being organic. Lots of variety, especially fruits and produce. Oddly enough there is more than one close to me (as in less than 15 mins away an any direction).

This is a clean store and it is very affordable. For me, I normally buy fruit and vegetables from…read moreALDI's. The fruits are always hit or miss for me honestly. I bought some apples here a few months ago and when I opened the bag, I saw that about 4 of the apples had dark spots. I cut open some of the apples and they were not fresh. I appreciate that Aldi's has some organic products. I do love the selection of healthy snacks with ACTUAL ingredients. I normally buy the Choceur brand of chocolates because it's good and has no artificial ingredients. Overall, a 3.5 rating. I do still love Aldi's though and I'm normally at the Lakewood location on west 117th street. P.S. I noticed that they do not sell Alcohol on Sundays. I hardly drink but I thought this was interesting but a good thing. - 26 total reviews in 2019. - 236 total Yelp reviews. - Reviewed on 15 February 2019.

Mini, turkey and provolone, Mike's Way, please…read more Jersey Mike's is my go-to when I have to go get stuff at Lowe's in the middle of the day and I'm running out of good attitude. I like the mini sized sandwiches, they're just the right size if I want chips or fruit with it. The filling ratio is good, and they're really fast in there! There's usually about 4 people behind the counter. I like the Mike's way option with the oregano sprinkle.

My experience on a Thursday around 1:30 pm- Service fast and somewhat friendly. Food okay, I…read morepersonally would have thought for the price I was going to get something at least above average. Quality and quantity of the ingredients just okay. Not on my list for a return visit.

This is your typical big giant Supermarket. I've come here a few times and customer service is…read morealways friendly and efficient as possible. I visited in early July 2024 on a quick trip while out with a friend. We had just gotten some ice-cream next door at Rita's Ice Cream/Custard and she needed a few groceries for the upcoming new week. I wasn't planning on buying anything but I bought a few items. FOOD -- They sell al sorts of groceries from bread, to meats, to juices, to vegetables. During my July 2024 visit, I bought 2 jugs of water, a small pack of frozen vegetables, some garlic bread, orange juice, and a small container of peanuts. The whole price was about $25 to $30. I don't live close by and I already have my own dedicated grocery store that I frequent but if you are in the area then feel free to stop on in. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 70/150 total reviews in 2024 - 720 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 18 July 2024

As the other reviewers have commented this place has gone downhill steadily since COVID…read more Produce is hit or miss rarely has everything I need. Over the last year I've quit buying my meat here simply because it's subpar. The customer service is the worst of all the giant eagles in the area. Do yourself a favor and drive a little extra and go to the nice giant eagles in North Olmsted. It's worth the drive.

Service was exceptional even given it was Valentine's Day. Food was delicious. Would've liked a…read moredifferent table given we were basically dining with the couple next to us since we were so close but understand it was a busy holiday.

As you can see by recent reviews this are not very favorable, and mine is worse. The potato and…read moresalad was good. That's it. My first Delmonico i couldnt cut and when grizzle and veins were observed I said I wanted another steak. Before the waitress took it back she suggested the knife might be dull. Not sure why she would serve me a dull knife, but the next one proved that knife wasnot any better. Sooo I then ordered a strip steak and aftercutting into this steak I asked for boxes to take it home. Still trying to be polite I told Margaret I had two dogs and was going to give the steaks to them. This is a warning to all who wish to dine there. The good reviews are by people who have drinks, bar food, or appetizer. This wasn't my second and last time I'll ever visit Ferris Steak House. Too bad the old one wasn't still around. THAT WAS A RESTAURANT. Garbage