This is such a quaint grocery store and home to our favorite coffee shop in GR!…read more There is a huge wall of candies, chocolate covered items and dried fruits. The produce always looks fresh and we have never had a poor tasting item. The meat/ seafood counter has a great selection. There's a mini cheese basket where you can try small amounts of each cheese, we've mostly paid $1-2 each for these! Definitely not a place you can complete all of your shopping but always worth going to.

Their prices are absolutely ridiculous and they just keep raising them. I was looking for a dessert…read morethat I have previously gotten that is gluten-free from rise bakery and they jacked the price up to $17 for a couple of cupcakes. The other options were eight dollars when I went there a couple months ago and purchased the same items they were half the price I won't be going here anymore.

Been meaning to come here for a while and it did not disappoint. Quaint diner inside of a gas…read morestation...doesn't get much better than that. The corned beef hash was delicious and my Husband loved his eggs Benedict. Coffee was very very good. Some dishes are a bit more than others (mine was $9 but a simple breakfast Sammy was only 5). Staff was friendly and food came out very fast. Might be our new Sunday tradition. Zero complaints.

This is such a cute neighborhood place for breakfast and lunch. The food is always good. The wait…read morestaff is always very friendly.

You know Rico's is doing something right when they boast a perfect 5 star rating!…read more Rico, Jessica and Lupe were very gracious when I called in my order at 1:59pm when they were due to close from 2-5pm. They made me a delicious panini grilled cheese and veggie sandwich that was a perfect compliment to the recommended chili. I added onions and cheese to my chili and it was phenomenal! Flavorful and the exact right amount of spice. The whole mom 'n pop shop had fun add-ons that could be purchased like candy cigarettes, local pops and delicious sounding pints of ice-cream. I'm happy I found this little gem. Maybe next time I should test their pizza. Sold by the slice during the day for 3-4 bucks a slice. Definitely recommend the paninis and chili. Good deal for $13 and much tastier and more food than Panera bread's U pick 2. This place deserves all the business! Friendly and affordable. Support local, your stomach will thank you.

Every time we head into Rico's it's a home run out the ballpark. Yesterday we got the chicken bacon…read more& ranch wrap! Grilled to perfection every time The MAN does not miss. On top of the steal of a deal pizza slice prices, his wraps, subs, and literally everything is gold. Delicious and fills you up quick. Like you can walked into a family gathering you can chat with Rico about anything. The nicest folks and best food around

I'm happy to report that since the remodel of this store, it's now my favorite Aldi location! I…read morelove Aldi for their low prices and decent quality products. I can usually find everything I need and get in and out of the store super quickly, which is a definite plus for me. I haven't noticed the "zombie apocalypse" vibe in the store recently with boxes and items everywhere. It's usually pretty organized and shelves are usually stocked, even with shortages of products being the norm lately. If you've never been to an Aldi, bring your own bags or be ready to pay a small fee for paper bags or nicer reusable plastic bags. Then you'll need a quarter for a cart - you insert the quarter into the slot on the right side of the cart, which releases it from the line of carts. Then when you're done, return the cart and insert the little chain into the back end of the slot, and it will push your quarter back out for you! I'm never without my "Aldi quarter" in case I ever need to make a quick stop. Once inside you'll find a wide variety of pantry staples, seasonal items, "Aldi finds (limited time products)," deli items, frozen food, and a decent amount of produce. Pricing is typically lower than most grocery stores and you'll see a lot of Aldi branded things in addition to some name brand items. I personally have come to prefer many of the Aldi brand items over some name brands. The Aldi finds aisle is always fun to check out as you can sometimes find hidden gems there. I got a Calico Critters set for my niece once - those aren't always easy for me to come across. I love their seasonal decor items, too - including the cute wreath with fake pumpkins on it that I got last fall. Check for quality on these items, since it can be a little hit or miss, but for a seasonal item that I use once a year it's usually fine. Some things I stock up on at Aldi: canned beans, eggs, cheese, frozen food including shrimp, salty snacks like chips and popcorn, produce, and chocolate - they are known for having a great selection of imported chocolate. Aldi is also my go-to spot if I'm making a cheese and charcuterie board, as they have a lot of great options including lots of great dried fruits and nuts, meats, and cheeses. One thing that I always notice is that there are usually only ever one or two employees at the checkout lanes, but they are super speedy and it never really takes too long to get in and out of the store. The parking lot is pretty large for this Aldi and there is plenty of other parking nearby.

We recommend skipping the bottle return area and particularly the Aldi branded canned/bottled…read moredrinks, which their machines decline to accept, with the exception of the occasional (perhaps 1 in 6) which it will accept after rejecting the same bottle/can five times or more. There is no customer service area to take returns; instead, you will be in line with people with carts full of groceries. The clerk will give you the stink eye and ask you if you've counted your bag full of Aldi brand cans/bottles rejected by its pathetic machine. Seems odd that a retailer would sell products with deposits and then make returns of deposit items so difficult and unpleasant. Why sell these beverages at all if you are going to make it so difficult for customers to recoup their deposits? (Hint: it's for the money.)

I'll keep this simple... when I'm paying top dollar for steaks... the last thing I want to see is…read morethe butcher coming in from smoking a Ciggy and handling my meat without washing up. Pretty gross.

I saw some posts from Dokl's on Facebook recently and was intrigued. It's a small restaurant…read moreattached to a butcher shop/meat counter and they only serve lunch and breakfast. Breakfast is served anytime they're open, which is cool since it's my favorite meal. Nate and I were in the area running an errand a few months ago, so we stopped in for lunch. We got the bratwurst sandwich to split. It was quite hefty, with two thick bratwurst patties, sauerkraut, and stone ground mustard on a pretzel bun. It's served with fries that are seasoned and almost beer battered. I think I was expecting it to be amazing with how awesome it looked, so I was a bit disappointed when it fell a little flat. It was just really lacking in flavor for me. The patties were juicy and cooked nicely, they just didn't have a lot of flavor. Then even the sauerkraut seemed like it was almost just braised cabbage, not a lot of that zingy sour flavor I like. I'd like to try a burger next time, or maybe breakfast - I saw a photo of the corned beef hash that looked so good! The two employees working were super friendly and kind, and one came out and checked on us as we were eating. If I lived closer I'd definitely go back soon to try something else. It might be a bit before I get back to Dokl's but I'd love to try the Cajun blue cheeseburger!

Sells "Mooville" brand milk, cream, ice cream I buy our…read moreheavy cream there because it has no carrageenan Also sells non-homogenized milk (just pasteurized) Heffron meat is locally raised, natural, no antibiotics etc. .

Looking for prime rib, advertised on web site. Store said they never had any…read more No fresh meat, only pre packaged and vacuum sealed. Not really a butcher shop.