Horrible customer service. This guy RICK must not be the owner. He was very disrespectful, rude,…read moreand lacked any sense of customer service. His behavior forced my sister to walk away without making a purchase. She was just picking up a watermelon for me we won't ever go back and we will let everyone we know about how Baylor Watermelon operates with their customers.

Best watermelon that I've had in years. Would definitely recommend will continue to purchase from…read morethem.

Cute place with an expansive selection of vegan prepared foods and ice cream! Happy they're open so…read morelate; they're a great service to the neighborhood They have a bunch of stuff you might need, like soap, beer, and ramen. Don't miss out! Check it out. Tip: bring cash. 50 cents for debit or credit card transactions.

The only downside is you might pay more than Whole Foods buttttt if you like to cook and want to…read moresave a trip to Chinatown or Devon , then this is the place for you. They have the same basic spices you could buy at Devon and for about the same price. They also have a great selection of coffee ( both whole bean and ground ). The best part is that they have coke and Fanta in glass bottles! The employees are awesome!

Wow this Farmers Market is truly a market, mushrooms, collards, pastries, fruit and many flowers…read more Street parking was not a hassle on Saturday morning. The crowd was manageable and we didn't experience no buffoonery. I'm going back because I had a greedy spirit and finished my treats from Pleasant House Pub and Royal pies. Shepherd pie Peach hand pie Spinach & cheese pie GONE is it Saturday yet?

I'm sorry, I really wanted to like this market. Don;t get me wrong, the vendors were great and we…read morebought more than we should have, honestly. But there are some significant issues. From outside in, the parking sucks. All very narrow street parking. Good luck. Then just finding the market is a challenge. An almost unmarked door just down from a coffee shop. What is this, some kind of speakeasy? Once you're in you're looking at two rooms of about 8 vendors per room. Kinda weak. And only maybe 2 of them were actual "farmers". The others had juices or baked goods or breakfast burritos or whatever. Not bad, just not exactly farmers market items en mas. The venue is...weird. It's like an artist coop or something. Really poorly suited to the market. The first thing I noticed was the smoke from cooking (burned?) breakfast foods hanging in the air. Less than ideal. The prices are stupid. Like stupid high. Sure, you expect that from "artisanal", "organic", "small batch", etc stuff. But this was over the top. $8 for a loaf of bread less than 1/3 of a loaf at any other bakery is stupid. The vendors are great, the quality is great. The space, both inside and out sucks, and the prices border on criminal. I suggest you look around for other venues if you are on a budget.

Nice little grocery store. Friendly employees. Some good "heat and eat" meals. Great smoked…read moresalmon. Decent prices. Would return, would recommend.

This place is over-priced and over-rated. I heard rave reviews about their chicken salad. It…read moreshould be called "mayonnaise salad" because there was a pound of mayonnaise and huge pieces of shredded rotisserie chicken and nothing else, no carrots, no celery, just chicken and mayonnaise. If I wanted a chicken sandwich I would have bought a chicken sandwich. This was anything but chicken salad. Got their "freshly cooked" ribs, the meat was all fat and inferior-tasting. Got ham salad, had an off taste, it had dill pickles in it. Looked and tasted like dog food. This place is a joke. Inferior products, high prices, and an unfriendly manager. Steer clear!

What's Good In The Hood…read more If you are looking for great service, excellent food and a beautiful place for your family meal or a sexy date night, Maxine's Restaurant Chicago is the perfect spot! Simone Green's Live All Jazz set was absolutely outstanding! Her vocals range is incredibly powerful whether it was classic, sultry or sexy old school and modern jazz favorites ! Check her out!! Maxine's has intimate and exclusive dining with a live jazz club experience. It's located at 33 E. 83rd on the southside of our great city. Reservations required, complimentary valet and cork fees apply . For reservations and info, call 773-964-8652. The owners encourage BYOB so I bought a bottle of de la costa Sangria. My meal started with a fresh Caesar Salad and then a very taste King Crab Alfredo Pasta with Garden Vegetables tossed in Rosemary. I ended with a delicious finale of the Camel Cake Dessert with fresh fruit berries and crème For private events and media affairs contact Shawn Clark, Director of Media and Special Events. Enjoy

Oh, I shop here all the time but never tried the Hot bar until today. I didn't feel like cooking so…read moreI gave it ago. The bar was filled with just about everything you could think of. I chose grilled lamb chops, asparagus. Mac n cheese and jerk shrimp rice. The chops were too fatty and very greasy. The rice was GREAT and somewhat spicy, hence "jerk". Mac was good. The asparagus was a little too crunchy. I like them to be more softer. The price was reasonable $11.99 a lb which came out to $20.99..Great idea for a quick meal.

Great fruits and veggies, clean and a pleasant shopping experience. Shelf items are pricey like…read moremost places but I enjoyed shopping there!

This one is located on West side of S Lake Park Ave, there is a large parking lot in front…read more This one is similar to all the other TJs and have similar offerings and prices. Good option for your standard needs in the area.

Frankly, I am a huge fan of this store because the stores are always clean, the staff friendly, the…read morefood fresh and well-stocked with high-quality products. This location has the added plus of parking in an otherwise parking deprived neighborhood!

This place is really hit or miss, I shop for here at least a couple of times a month as it right…read moreacross from my dialysis center. The meats are my favorite on sale and of good quality but the produce is not. When you buy something ie eggs, fruit, veggies you've got less than a week to eat them they go bad fast. I came in sick one day after treatment and they were so kind to me, gave me a chair and water and helped me to my car, I will forever be greatful for that and will continue to shop there for meats.

I recently purchased a case of sweet potatoes at this store. I paid $30.00 for the case. Pretty…read moremuch every sweet potato in the box was in very bad condition. If the customers ask for a case, they will not let them look at the potatoes in the case , before they purchase them. I live far away from the store , on the other side of the city or I would have taken them back. It is beyond deplorable to sell bad produce that needs to be thrown in the garbage. I took the lost and will be shopping elsewhere from now on. Good customer service would be to look into the box, before selling it from the store. They probably knew that the potatoes were bad and wanted to get rid of them. They cannot be trusted.

My Children And I, Went To Visit The Aldi Grocery Store, Located At 7345 S. State Street, On Monday…read moreEvening May 6, 2024, A Little Before 7pm, To Do A Little Shopping (Spending A Total Of $529.50. $316.57 In EBT And $312.93 In Debit. Along With A $100 Cash Back Request. My Receipt Ticket Transaction Number Is #049486 At 8:01pm). While Wrapping Up Our Shopping, Before Heading To The Check Out Line, My Youngest Daughter And I, Went To Head Over To The Ladies Room, While My Oldest And My Youngest Son, Headed To The Checkout Line. As We Were Heading To The Washroom, I Not Only Noticed That There Was Shopping Cart(Not A Maintenance Cart), Blocking Off The Ladies Room, I Also Heard Someone Say, 'You Can't Go In There!'. At First I Wasn't Paying Attention To 'Who' Said It Because I Had To Use The Restroom And Was Just Focusing On Getting There. So, I As We Got Closer To The Restroom/Washroom, I Detoured Towards The Cashier ('Akilah', Is The Name On My Receipt), If We Would Be Able To Utilize The Facilities (Use The Bathroom), And We Were To No. At First, I Thought That Maybe Someone May Have Been In There 'Cleaning' The Bathroom, Like Maybe Mopping It Or Something, As If To Say That The Floors Were Wet Or Something. And If Someone Was In There Cleaning It? Especially, If It Was A Male, I Was Just Going To Ask If He Could Step Out For A Brief Moment, And Allow Us To Use The Ladies Room. No Problem Right?? Wrong!!! What I Was Told, Instead When I Asked 'WHY' We Couldn't Use The Ladies Room, Was 'You Don't Wanna Go In There, There's A 'Crazy Person' In There!'. So, At First, I Kinda Shrugged It Off And Was Like, 'I Don't Mind That, I Just Have To Use The Washroom', And Then The Other Cashier (Who Said That Her 'Title' Was The Store Manager, Although I Did Not Get Her Name. I Was So Distraught That Totally Forgot To Even Ask Her For Her Name), Turned Around And Shouted, 'No! You Can't Go In There!. And I Asked, 'Are You Serious??' And She Replied, With An Attitude, 'Yes!', And Proceeded To Tell Me That She Was The Manager, As If To Let Me Know The She's The One Who Gives All Of The Final Answers, So There Was No Need For Me To Ask Anything Further About It, Because She Said So. What Had Me Confused, The Most, Was The Fact That There Was An Active Security Officer, On Site And Also, Standing In The Front Of The Store. So, I Couldn't Understand 'Why', They Would Not Let Him Do His Job, As Security, And Handle/Rectify That Bathroom Situation. I Use To Work As A Security Officer Myself, For A Public Building Before(Chicago Public Libraries, To Be Exact, For 'Digbys, Detective Security Agency'), So, I Know That An Incident Report Should Have Been Written Up And Filed, With All Of The Details, Along With Calling The Police, To Help Escort, Said 'Crazy Person', Not Only Out Of The Bathroom, Also, To Be Escorted, Off Of The Premises. For The Safety Of Not Only The Staff, Also, For The Safety Of The Patrons/Paying Customers/Shoppers, Both Men, Women AND Children. That Is What Security Is There For In The First Place. And Yet, He Seemed Helpless, To That Situation, Because It Seemed As If The Manager, Was Calling The Shots On That As Well. Anyway, Although, I Will Be Be Visiting That Particular Location Again, Because I Do Enjoy Shopping In Peace, I Did Just Want To Bring This, Disappointing Experience, To A Higher Up's Attention. Because That Locations Staff And Management Needs To Do Better!!! Let Me Reiterate By Being Clear, About Not Blaming The Security Officer, That Was On Duty, That Evening. It Didn't Seem As If He Had ANY Say So, In The Matter. I'm Just HONESTLY Saying. Thank You Very Much, In Advance, For Taking Review Into Consideration, In Regards To The Safety Of The Public, AND Your Loyal Costumers. Tristan Evans

Everyone should take a look at Aldi. I find a lot of food buys I can't get in other grocery stores…read more I have two faves. Salmon and a dark chocolate covered butter cookie. It's a low calorie cheat that does make me feel guilty . I also found a protein bread that keeps me in carb control. It's my local neighborhood store since the closing of Walmart. The staff is helpful and get in and get out quickly

This garden area is Divine. The love, loyalty, giving & hardworking is beyond average. It feels…read morelike home & like family to me. In my honest-to-God opinion, I don't think there's anywhere on the planet, could compare to or is equivalent to what is done, accomplished and shared at this garden.

I wanted to wait to write this review until I had more information about it, but, alas, that hasn't…read morehappened. Nevertheless, I want to share the goodness that Sweetwater shares with the community, so here goes! As you can see from the pictures, there is an abundance of verdant goodness being grown here, and a portion of it is free to the community and general public for the picking. Apparently, there is also a farmer's market of sorts with very reasonable prices on Saturdays around noon-ish. I first learned of the Sweetwater Foundation during my undergrad years when the director was one of my Community Development professors. SWF is all about regenerative social justice, and does awesome work teaching aquaponics, urban agriculture, and the like to inner-city students. Anyhoo, I was looking for organic greens for a client, and a friend directed me here. Upon arriving, I saw the plethora of veggies growing, but couldn't locate a soul! I called my friend back, because I knew I had to be in the right place. I didn't, however, know how/who to pay, or just how to go about procuring my goodies. I was told to merely pick what I needed and keep it moving. How amazing is that?! UPDATE ALERT***UPDATE ALERT****UPDATE ALERT***UPDATE This farm is, actually, a part of the Perry Avenue Commons complex. See link below for full details. https://www.sweetwaterfoundation.com/perry-ave-commons/