Great bunch of people and they helpful and great attitude if you'd be nice to them they'd be nice…read moreback

Love this place. Fantastic people. Honestly people. Great service. Very clean and friendly…read more Uncle

I visited this business a couple times and I can honestly say that every time is great! This is a…read moregreat spot to give vegan food ranging from sandwiches, smoothies, and more. The staff are very friendly and everything tastes amazing.

I have to travel for work. Eating healthy on the road is very hard, so I was extremely happy to…read morefind this place 200 FT from where I was staying! And let me tell you it was a very nice surprise! This place is family owned and the cashier was one of the owners. He was very friendly, very knowledgeable and loved to share his knowledge about fresh, organic food. I had the XL Taco Salad which is so big is good for lunch and dinner. And had the peanut butter cocoa smoothie. Both are really good. I am from Los Angeles and I miss my PB smoothie from my local favorite place and this took me home! I really like all the variety of dishes they have. I am happy to say I have found my local place in Rock Island! The only thing I recommend is to check when you pay extra for avocado. I payed extra for the avocado and I barely got 3 very small pieces.

World Food Market is my new favorite QC grocery store! Due to recent circumstances I've been…read morecooking at home even more than usual, and wandering the aisles there is hugely inspiring. The store is divided into a few different regions of the world, including Asian, Indian, African, Latin, and Middle Eastern, and there's good variety in each section. They even have some pretty good frozen options, for when I don't feel like cooking from scratch. If you haven't been to World Food Market, you should definitely go. They have tons of hard-to-find items, and even if you don't THINK you need to buy anything, you'll probably end up taking home something new and interesting.

Excellent Indian food! I had the goat curry which was delicious. Also had garlic naan which was…read moredelicious as well. Small eating area, but next time I'll do carry out. I've eaten at all the Indian restaurants in the area & the food is far superior here. Finally good Indian in the Quad cities!

1st of all this is not your typical grocery store. It is focused on commercial solutions to their…read morehealth claims. They try to hook you with N-Power rewards card. They have a few niche products and they have a decent selections of Health and Beauty aids (if that is important). I use to shop at Greatest Grains in Dav. I wish we had a Pioneer Co-Op here. Remember: Not everything is organic (but most fresh produce is) . But I do find their bulk spices a great deal.

Good selection of supplements but the rest of the grocery is just okay. The employees seem…read moremiserable.

There really IS a friendly smile in every aisle. I feel like I'm on vacation when I go to HyVee --…read moreeveryone is so friendly and competent!

Prices at store never match ad. Cashier literally said the prices at the store are not the same on…read morethe app.??? It's like you are tricking people to come to your store for a sale price you don't have.

Knowledgeable, family run business. Thank you Tony Senior and Tony Jr for the beautiful steaks!…read more They cooked up beautifully

What a treasure! This place is so good that I drive 50 minutes…read more An amazing neighborhood butcher, deli and grocery shop from a bygone era. Fabulous customer service and top notch quality meats; prime beef, veal, lamb, and game like bison and duck, and even some seafood. Incredibly, they make their own German sausages and those are a real treat.

Food was fantastic! Found my new local place. Everyone is kind as well. Fair prices for their food.read more

Seemed dirty and way more expensive than a traditional store. Don't waste time! The food section…read moremay be ok but didn't want to try after seeing the meat section!

Once again, problems at the meat counter. They had a special on 8 oz Ribeye for $9.98. Those are…read moreprecut in the case so they don't weight the package when they label it. I told them I would like one. I didn't watch things that close. I got home and my wife said that package doesn't look very think or weight much for two Ribeye's. I said two, I bought one? It was packaged and labeled as two and the price was $19.98. We opened the package there was only one 8 oz Ribeye in it!!! Honest mistake or????? Nothing I can really do. The package has been opened so who would believe us? Can't go by any weight on the label of the package because there is no weight on it. Screwed out of $10 bucks, thanks. A week or so ago a different meat counter person and I ordered one pound of 93%. He went for the 85% and I was watching. Had it on the scale. I said that's not 93%, it came out of the 85% tray. I guess you really have to watch them here at the meat counter.

So I got accused of stealing from this place in the most rediculous way possible. It's actually…read moreeven quite funny to me. Here's the context. I go here about four or five times a week, if only because it's convenient to a couple other places I go to. I ride a bike as transportation, so I usually have a backpack on me to keep things, and...to hawl groceries around. Now I know being a dude with a backpack is a cardinal sin in grocery stores, and I'm going to have every eye and every camera on me as soon I walk in the place -- I'm well used to this. Despite women that routinely carry around giant ungodly purses, they're fine. Me with a backpack? Gimme me the death penalty I guess. So to avoid all this, I usually try to leave my backpack with my bike, but because today I had a fairly expensive laptop in there, I didn't want to leave it outside...because it'd get stolen. So I bring my backpack in, I grab a few things, I even talk to the person behind the meat counter so I could get some tenderloins...everything's fine up to this point. I talk to another worker, trying to find an energy drink, and then I go to pay for my items in the self-checkout. At this point I realize my wallet is in my backpack, I didn't have it in my pocket because I'd been at the gym earlier, and left those pants in my bag. And then at this point, some ginger kid approaches me and asks to look in my bag. At first I agree, telling the kid he's going to look awfully stupid, but then I refuse on general principle, telling them they can check their cameras if they'd like, and I was just going to go, without the items. The Opie ginger kid then asks if I want to talk to the manager. I say sure. But then I'm standing there waiting for several minutes waiting to talk to a manager about something that I should've never been forced to deal with in the first place. So I leave. After I'm in the parking lot unlocking my bike, the ruthless chubby ginger kid comes out. He's not done. Blood in his eyes and probably some in his hair too, phone in hand, talking to what I assume to be the police or maybe the manager. He's basically doing a play-by-play on the phone, relaying everything I'm doing. I yell some things and I ride off into the sunset. But afterward, here's the kicker...I begin to have doubts about how I handled the situation, because I was in a state of high emotions at the time. So after thinking about it, I decided to give the store a call in order to explain my side of things. Someone answers, I tell them I'm the person whom they just asked to search their backpack, and I started explaining why I got upset, when I overhear the person put the phone down and talk to what I assumed to be the manager, and they're saying "It's the guy who shoplifted.". Now, the problem I have with this whole situation is, despite me routinely going to this place multiple times a week, and even PREVIOUSLY earlier that VERY SAME DAY, either I'm the dumbest thief on the planet earth, who has knowingly walked into a store that he goes to frequently, with a plan to steal from it while wearing a backpack, I then draw attention to myself by choosing to talk to multiple employees in the store, and THEN I've apparently chosen to steal items in the worst possible position in the store (the self checkout line, in full view of five completely braindead overpaid teenagers who work there, whose literal only job is to watch you), and then used a locked bicycle as the worst possible getaway vehicle. And then...for some reason, after that, I then decide it's a great idea to call the store back that I've just allegedly tried to steal from. To do what exactly? If all this is correct, Opie deserves a raise. Or... Fareway on 53rd needs to take it down a notch as well. They were wrong, and should apologize. Especially Opie.