Nolt's is just sitting there on the North side waiting for you…read more A county store in the big city! Today we were looking for something soft to eat. My wife has a dental problem and can't get into a specialist for a couple of weeks. Bummer! So time for cream pie. By the time we got there they had sold out! So we ended up buying some Amish butter and a big tub of pulled pork! Yum! It is absolutely the best you can buy! No pie gives us a reason to return soon! Really soon!

Loved ALL the baked goodies and loved the deli sandwiches. Super friendly service. Must try the…read morehand pies that are brought in fresh once a week!

I do love this store...but like many other places that "require" masks, shouldn't they make their…read moreemployees wear their masks properly!?!? Most either nose-out, or mouth-out, and even completely under the chin. I'm all for wearing masks, but I think the workers who are hovering over our food should be wearing them properly also! Can they enforce that!?!?!?

I have never and I mean never in my life dealt with such a terrible Kroger location until I started…read moregoing to this Kroger.There are constantly younger people on the register shorting me on my money.The manager wants to pull a entire drawer and take 20 minutes to count it for four dollars.The place is just a disaster and does not have even moderate problem solving skills at all.Once a regular customer, but no more.I'll be taking my business elsewhere to Walmart.Thanks Kroger!

Brought out of state family here. They've changed the inside a bit and it for the better. The made…read morethe Mexican bread area much better and they added roasted whole chicken and they're amazing. They have a whole onion and spicy poblano peppered inside the chicken cavity. They taste awesome and def worth the price and it lasted us about a week. They have added a few new items and added a couple of cold cases around the store. Staff is always friendly and checking out is always quick no matter now busy they get. Def recommend stopping by. Locally owned nd awesome foods.

Moving from Miami to rural Ohio has been a real shock to my palate, especially considering my…read moreCuban/Spanish heritage. The variety of restaurants or ethnic food available for purchase at grocery stores is laughably low. So i heard about George's International Market and checked out their website. I was really excited to try it because it gave the impression of being "International" and i love a wide variety of foods. I decided due to this to make the long drive into Fort Wayne to check this place out. My first impression of this place was confusion. Just inside the store you find a statue of a lion holding a shield, a statue of Elvis, and a third statute of Marilyn Monroe in her famous skirt scene. I am unsure what this has to do with a supermarket. I then walked into the actual market and was surprised at how much smaller it looks than in the website. I also discovered as I began exploring that its "international" designation is a bit overstated. It does have food from one or two European countries but its mostly hispanic and really mostly Mexican. Was i a bit disappointed? Yes. That said, i did find a lot of food that my culture also loves in here that overlaps. Firstly, i found actual green plantains! Usually in the supermarkets near my home they sell plantains but they are rarely green. To be able to fry some up and have tostones! Yes!!!!! I also found other products my family and I would love including plantain chips, malta, yuca, tamales, Jamaican patties, and croquettas. The croquettas were of the frozen variety and sadly only in chicken, i prefer ham. I was also very happy when I found Pineapple Nectar for my mom. She loves the stuff and hasn't had any since we moved! So i did end up buying quite a bit when I came here and i will likely come back again. I hope they continue to expand what they have available for sale here, though.

Ordered for delivery 15.27 added $2.00 tip Order came back…read more$30.11 no receipt available no explanation no way to contact anyone. No way would I have ordered this had I known the price would nearly double.

Great shopping experience: pleasant staff, nice inventory variety, great produce. Good prices. It's…read moreeasy in and out like the neighborhood groceries use to be.

I love this little old school market! Local meat, special cuts, and yummy deli salads to go. Some…read morenice local canned goods and snacks, and basics all available. And the owners are very nice.

Pio Market is a great little store that has a down home feel about it. The deli salads and spreads…read moreare great and I am about to make my ham loaf I got from there.

Typical Meijer with great layout, big selection of fresh produce, loaded with national and Meijer's…read moreown brands, plenty of parking, easy to get in and out quickly, and offers good prices. They still treat their employees like trash, awful benefits, abusive wage theft strategies, and easily the worst job my sister attempted having to put up with jank managers and well below fair pay: just for inflation minimum wage should be 27/hour now people! What a pity because Walmart, Kroger, and others seem oblivious to the basic moral structure needed for a healthy economy which promotes a healthy society. Costco alone stands strong as an example on how to run a proper business.

Meijer on maysville is going down hill and fast.While shopping multiple items I picked up were not…read morejust days but months expired.The fountain cups were nowhere to be found around self checkout.Then the entire soda machine was out of soda,no sign though?Multiple freezers were frozen over completely burying some items. Frozen meal(s) that we purchased were previously unthawed and the box was falling apart.

I was looking at a lot of reviews and I think you have to have the right mindset when you come into…read morethe store. It is a surplus store so yes, there are some food items that are slightly expired. However, most of the time these items are still safe to use or consume. They have a variety of different things that you find they have been cleared out of inventory at box stores. Overall, if you go in with a lowered expectation, you'll actually have a fun shopping experience. For example, on my first visit, I found violin strings that were selling for two dollar a box when they normally run $20. Now I have enough violin strings that will last until they finish playing musical instruments.

If you like to hunt for a bargain then this is the place for you! It's a lot of digging but you can…read morefind some real gems!!