I can not believe there were mice in the store. With bird, horse, goat, dog, cat, hummingbird, pig,…read moreand chicken feed in the store with human food, and snow blowers, chainsaws, and lawnmowers inside would expect absolute cleanliness. So in the future I would like for a store employee to walk me around in case of "MICE". Then I woke up, and realized I was in a farm store that has birds fly in the door every once in a while, and farmers with slop boots on.

I SAW MICE. No just a mouse but mice I tried to inform employees and the acted annoyed so I asked…read morefor the store manager and she was even more rude I will never shop there again and I advise for health reasons you do as well.

Located on the north end of Brookston, R&M Food Market is a wonderful grocery store. They are best…read moreknown for the quality of their meats (motto is: Where Meat is the Main Attraction!) They have a real butcher! My favorites are their NY strip steaks, sirloins, t-bones, and porterhouse as well as perfect cuts for pot roast (which I am making today for dinner). They have many cuts of beef and always have 3 grades of hamburger on hand, from standard to very lean, plus pre-made patties. Their whole chickens are always great and at a much better price than the big stores. there are pre-cut fryer parts, or all wings, all legs, boneless breasts, etc. Pork chops, cutlets, and loin are among the pork products. R&M also makes their own Italian sausage and bratwursts and they are excellent. New additions are bacon brats and jalapeno brats. I should mention they have giant cuts of meat you can take home and cut up yourself and you can have them cut meat to order -- you want two-inch-thick steaks? No problem! They have a good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables plus locally grown seasonal favorites, corn watermelon and cantalope. Their white onions are very good. Excellent canned good selection includes national brands and the Shurefine and Value budget brands. Well stocked dairy and freezer (Prairie Farms ice cream is the BEST, but the pineapple sherbet is good, too!), cereal aisle, paper goods, baking aisle, pet food aisle, detergents and cleaning supplies, good soda pop selection, good and improving win and beer assortment, pretty much all of the basics. They carry some Mexican and Italian food items though not the depth you would find in a monster store. But what do you want? This is a locally-owned store with great sense of serving the community. If there is something you purchase regularly, they will do their best to stock it for you. The have a nice deli with all the cold-cuts and cheeses, and daily make salads, baked beans, two or three kinds of potato salad, and so on. They also make fried chicken, potato wedges, poppers, and a number of other deep fried items for a quick hot lunch or dinner when you don't have time to cook. Their nacho cheese is seriously awesome! You will find their weekly specials listed on the sign out front. I think you will love this great local grocery, its convenience and helpful friendly atmosphere. Whether you're shopping for the week, for an afternoon bar-b-cue, just ran out of baby food, R&M is a great place to shop.

I shop the Rensselaer store and find most weekends that you run out of common produce items like…read morebananas, tomatoes, mushrooms, head lettuce or salad packs. The weekend manager was very discourteous when I asked her if she could do something to get more produce items so they won't run out. "I can't do anything about that," she said, and when i asked her if she could let someone who can know about the problem, she turned her back on me. This is the only R+M website i can find to complain. If there is a way to pass this on to those who do the stocking for your stores, i would appreciate it. You're going to lose much of my business because of the attitude of the manager and i spend $100 a week some weeks. Charles K.

I've been shopping at meijer for 42 years- there was a meijer grocery store about 4 blocks from my…read moredorm in college in Michigan back in the day. The West Lafayette location is currently my go-to location since it's close to my work. Always friendly service and great products, just wish they'd change their hours back to open 24 hrs. Other than that, meijer is usually my first choice.

Love the size and ease of moving through most aisles--good variety of goods. If requested, they…read morewill try to get what you want. Only place I can find Harvard beets, everywhere else carries only pickled. The same with Brooks catsup. The store is usually clean. Not a real fan of the organization They chop up the isles. Making it difficult to find what you are looking for. The staff is very knowledgeable they are most courteous and helpful. Prices are more than at some stores but really pretty comparable. Love the value saver you earn points for groceries and gas. That being said it is one of the hardest apps to use. Most stores have a much easier way to check out and put your points reward cards in. Love they send you coupons on Things you buy based on your purchase of merchandise in their store. Love the fact that they have a pharmacy. However, I did not realize I was not earning points. I will have to see how that works. I know of another grocery chain that gives you credit for full cost of s script no matter how they are paid. Very unhappy that they rarely have medications at their store that you need without waiting for a day or two. So if I am really sick or need medication same day I go to Walmart or cvs or Kroger. I have to remind them of 90 day fills that my doctor puts in for or I am running there every week . Wish they could get it organized to be ready at the same time. The new drive through procedure has slowed the process down even more. Very confusing for many. The drive thru set up is very poor will not be surprised that someone fixent get run over or hit pole on builfingThe pharmacist and tech try to help and do all they can. Have observed signs saying entrance closed. Saw one poor lady with a walker, walk down to the other end in the rain in order to get in. Then saw people going in and out. Addressed this to them and they said that when it rains one door don't work but the others do. Should they put a sign saying the door broke use the other door. Not entrance closed When-in fact it is open. Last the check out are plentiful. Many wonderful staff to help. Very little waiting for help at register these workers go above and beyond in assisting as needed. THE VERY WORST THING ANOUT THE STORE HANDS DOWN.....No hand held scanners. Lifting large , heavy or mid shaped items is a royal pain. So while I do shop here it is not my everyday grocery for that reason. They rarely have a lane or available to check you out most of the time.

I went there to buy some tea, Milo. I didn't see none in the fridge that I usually buy and I went…read moreand saw one of the employees there a Hispanic girl I think she said she was from Puerto Rico. I asked if she had any Milo tea back there the one I usually buy and she was kind enough to go back there and check which I consider going above and beyond that save me a trip to another store. You should hire more girls like her I have no idea what her name was, but I know she is from Puerto Rico short girl.

I absolutely love this store, the employees are the best and many have been there for years. Its…read morealways well stocked & easy to maneuver. Lines, if ever, have always gone quickly. They have a new self checkout that is way too sensitive, or malfunctioning. No one is new to the self checkout game, been around for a good decade already. One problem with it is the over-command of this particular one, its constantly stopping the process on its own, you pretty much have to have an employee assist unless you have like 2 items. Sad but having a human being check out is gone from this store as its being aggressively pushed like no other store to use it. Which would be fine if there were more attributes to shopping there, besides a few select things being less money. Kinda sad this store chose this over a remodel or keeping stable stock of food. You can tell the self check is really expensive, too. Its literally a bummer to shop groceries anymore, but the tech is truly depressing to see in the one thing thats supposed to bring people together. Food.

We live down the street from the hardware store - like, I can literally look out my window and see…read moreit. Hi folks! *wave* It's very handy to be fixing up an old house and have a hardware store so close. We've bought paint, electrical stuff, plumbing stuff, gardening stuff, and more from them. They have a little bit of everything, although if you want specific brands, or if they don't carry a random specific widget you need, you'll have to go into town. For example, if you want any lumber, they don't have it, which is pretty frustrating since going into town for lumber requires renting a truck, but if they sold it, we could just walk it home. My one kvetch is their hours. Specifically, they don't seem to keep to them. They're guaranteed to be closed on holidays and during the Apple Popcorn Festival (generally, the festival plus a few days before and after). However, sometimes they close on a random day that isn't a holiday, so we end up having to go into town anyway. They also tend to be a little more expensive than some of the big box hardware stores, but we look at that as paying for convenience.

Most unfriendly people on the earth. Went in to get a $2 plug. Thought I need a new pipe wrench…read more Went over looked it was marked 29.99 for the Milwaukee alum one. Took it up it rang up at 59. We went and looked there was 1 more hanging there. No big deal I will get cast iron. Then I thought what the hell im going to splerg get 2. Paid cash she did not want to give me a ticket for it. Had to just about yell at her to get one. She was I'm guessing going to pocket the money. Only go here if it's a emergency. Rude people don't know any thing about any thing and I'm guessing skimming the till

This is the worst pharmacy in America. At the Market street store they always complain about…read moregiving cash back; why offer a service if the store manager is going to complain about it?? Today the at the 3rd street store when I asked where a product was, I was told that they didn't make it anymore. When I looked on my phone, I saw that it was in fact still made and that the Walgreens store on the other side of town carried it . I guess I will just spend my hard earned money anywhere else besides CVS.

Super helpful and friendly staff! The store is clean and well-stocked as well. The location is…read moreconvenient, with easy in and out of parking too.

The typical tiny town trip stop with decent gas prices, quality BP crude, friendly staff, and…read morebathrooms generally on the cleaner side. Goods are just the main brands with prices quite optimistic and certainly taking advantage of anyone not using Google to notice the much larger travel stop a few miles west at the interstate interchange. I still enjoy dropping in a few times to support the local community, grab some energy, try one of the unique brands/flavors not sold most other places, and laugh at the prices for Red Bull. Seriously who is chucking out their hard earned cash for zesty caffeine?? My go to energy has ended up with the relatively healthy stuff called C4 I can only find at Big Lots but hey this place has ha covered for the immediate Route 24 amp up to keep driving. Real glad to see BP gas too, much better stuff than Casey's (tho Casey's reward's app is excellent).

Me and the hubby got stuck here in Wolcott...long story…read more I had the chance to visit Traveler's Mart. It appears to be on of the few gas stations on that side of town. Its a BP gas. Overall, It is very nice in a small place, but I found it to be clean. I want to thank them for allowed the hubby to sit there for two hours in the twilight of the early morning! They were friendly and gave good directions and information about things around town; sorry, no names... They also had cheap gas. I hope I never go here again due to our situation, but yeah, this was a cool place!

We were in the market for a small riding lawn mower. We met one of the reps from this store at the…read morelawn and garden show. He was very knowledgeable. He even offered us advice when the store had their sales and how much of a discount we could get at the sale. A couple months later, we came to the shop when he told us to, and sure to his word, the mower we wanted was on sale at the price we wanted. We also bought the bag attachments for leaves and lawn clippings which they had to special order. They tried very hard find some discount or manufacturers rebate on the bagging system, but alas, there were none. While we were in the store paying, a loyal customer came into the shop needing a part for his giant lawn mower. He said he drove 30 miles just to come to this particular shop because of the service. I understood what he meant when they looked for the part, couldn't find it in inventory, took that exact part off a new mower, charged him some nominal price and sent him on his way. They gave us a lengthy tutorial on how to care for our new lawnmower, where to buy the right gas, what additives to use when, etc. They delivered the mower to our house and taught us how to drive it. Then, they came back and picked the mower up, took it back to the store to have the attachments put on and returned it to us. We prefer buying from a local store where if we have a problem, they will come pick up the mower and take it to their shop to be fixed. The price was even cheaper than the bigger stores in town and in Lafayette so that was a plus. When we need a snow blower, we will be back.