Haymarket is a fantastic place to grab fresh pastries and coffee! They had a wide selection of…read morepastries, cookies, and bread that were all tempting. The almond croissant and chocolate chip cookie were well-made and certainly tasted freshly made. Coffee is ordered outside from the window - I love to see in-house made syrups. Their breakfast and lunch items for order looked really tasty too! I'll try another time. They truly are a market where you can purchase many local items from produce to wines and beers to meats to honeys! It was fun browsing through. I also had no idea that they sold plants/herbs here. There was a good selection of healthy looking plants. Outside, even on a rainy day, is perfect to sit and enjoy while here. They have plenty of seating both covered and uncovered.

Haymarket is amazing! The store/restaurant/cafe has the most amazing selection of local and…read moreregional products. The staff is very friendly. There is ample seating inside and out to enjoy the food from the counter or coffee from the outdoor coffee venue.

Great staff! The store is always stocked and clean . The employees here seem to actually enjoy…read moretheir job and are quick to offer assistance when needed.

Great store. Friendly staff mostly. They have great deals…read moreAnd their Meijer rewards is worth it also! Lots freebies you can earn. Deli is great and so is bakery

With tempered expectations, Olde Towne Grocery serves a part of town with little other grocery…read moreshopping. I went specifically for a sale on beef they had promoted on FB. I was concerned the ads might be a bit and switch, but there was plenty of product available. I snared quite a few bargains. And I grilled one of the porterhouse steaks tonight and the quality of the beef was excellent. As for the rest of the store, inventory is limited. Some empty shelves, limited selection, and most items are roughly 50¢ to 1$ more than a chain store. The locals have to pay for the convenience. I found it frustrating that many items weren't clearly priced. Particularly in produce. Also, OTG has its own off street parking lot for convenience. Is this an every day shopper? No. But sale prices provide a great reason to shop.

Oh boy. I thought maybe I had walked into a grocery store that was in the process of packing up and…read moremoving. Many of the shelves were bare, and what was left on the shelves looked dusty. You know that scene from The Simpsons where Grandpa Simpson walks into a brothel, sees his grandson Bart, turns around and walks back out of the door? I kind of wanted to do one of those numbers upon entering Olde Towne Grocery. But I persisted, because I do love checking out local grocery stores when I'm visiting a new area. This one looked like it could have been so much better, but instead it was sad. Empty grocery shelves just give off a depressing feeling, you know? That said, the items that were on the shelves were arranged neatly, so there's that. There was very little produce, and what was there was just the hardy stuff that lasts a long time, like potatoes and onions. The meat counter did not look like it was in commission anymore. I guess a sparse grocery store in a neighborhood is better than no grocery store, right?

I ordered groceries online for delivery as I am handicapped. The driver pulled up to my house and…read morenever delivered anything, he just drove off after 20 mins outside my house. I call your outsourced customer service and they can't help. In store just says we'll try to reschedule. I look online an hour later and my order's been cancelled with no money returned to my bank account. I call the store to talk to a manager and when she gets online I explain that it's illegal to take people's hard earned money and not deliver a product, and not return that money back to the customer immediately, and she screams at me that if I'm involving a lawyer she can't talk to me and slams the phone down. How is anyone supposed to resolve anything or get their money back when you steal from them and won't talk to them about it? I now have to call my lawyer.

Walmart, please stop allowing people to bring their pets in the store! I'm NOT talking about…read moreservice dogs. I'm taking about pet dogs, cats & once I saw an iguana-type lizard! The man had it riding in the seat of the shopping cart. This must be a health department violation. Please address this with your staff. Thank you.

Great place, pizza is awesome. Bartenders and staff are great. Definitely a must check out if you…read moreare in Louisville.

A wonderful place to do deep work and also to get food and drinks. It is a very convenient area…read morewith outlets and variety of restaurant selection. They have "Con Huevos" and " I love Tacos" they have Heine Brothers insider and the grocery market for smalls grab and go snacks/drinks. I highly recommend using their parking garage for safety dt to downtown location. By purchasing a drink/food item, they will validate your parking for 2 hours.

This business is closed. Even their phone is no longer in service…read more Sad because I l9ved their items and their food. I hope they just moved.

This grocery opened about a month ago and I finally stopped in to check it out and make a purchase…read more This location has been a couple other businesses in the past. It now has an International grocery, including GOYA brand foods. There are packaged items, frozen foods, fresh produce, sandwiches, drinks, breads and trinkets. I walked around and saw MANY items I may come back for when needed. On this occasion, I bought a French Bread loaf from Puerto Rico that was VERY good. It was super soft on the inside and a slight crust on the outside which was perfect. The night after buying it shows half has been eaten. I also got 2 ham and cheese empanadas. They were tasty and I liked the crunch of the pastry. Lastly, I ordered a Passion Fruit drink which was delicious. I must needs sample the other 2 drinks that are available at the counter. I saw some freezer section items I want to go back and purchase another time. There are items here that I never saw at any other grocery. Definitely check Domi-Rican out. The owners were congenial and answered all questions I had.

Will be going back to Walmart for delivery... thats all i got to say! All i wanted was my grapes..read more

On Thursday October 9th at 2:53 pm I called the deli at 1027 Jeffersonville Commons dr. I placed an…read moreorder for a funeral the next day. I ordered 3 assorted sandwich platters for pickup at 2pm on October 10th. I called at 12:14pm on October 10th, spoke with the same lady, who confirmed my sandwiches would be ready by 2pm. When i arrived at 2pm, the same lady, who confirmed they would be ready, told me my sandwiches weren't available. No apology, no rushing to make them, no offer to start them, nothing. I convinced them to start the sandwiches while I spoke to a manager. As I was talking to the manager the two girls in the deli were just standing there listening to us. I politely turned around and asked if they could start my sandwiches. One girl went to get to get the bread and the other continued to stand there. Admitting that she confirmed the order and didn't make it with no explanation as to why. The manager was as shocked as i was, she went to the back and came out with 3 sandwich platters. The deli lady said they were for a door dash and they weren't the same sandwiches I ordered. Noticing that my sandwiches weren't going to be made in time, I told the manager I would take them. I'm very disappointed in the customer service I received from the deli. They were in no way busy, when I walked up they were so busy talking they didn't even acknowledge i was standing there. And then to not apologize and rush to make the sandwiches. I was stunned. I left that day with 3 platters of ham, turkey and cheese on a butter roll instead of the assorted sandwiches I ordered. No apology, no discount, not even a have a great day.

Can't beat the Trader Joe's wine shop variety & winter specials! Plus I like to shop at the grocery…read morenext door and pair wine with fresh flowers for $4.99! Efficient and effective shopping

The way the staff here is so in love with wine just gets me immediately excited! They are always…read moredown to show you their new favorite sip or find something based on your palette. I've tried several reds and whites ranging from $6 - $25 and have never been disappointed. Great options, including budget friendly and vegan. Small, but mighty. Plus, it's easy to find some fresh treats to pair with at the TJ's food market. And you can grab a beautiful bouquet next door, making it a one-stop shop pre-dinner party!

A convenient store and so much more! Been working nearby for a few weeks and sometimes you just…read moregotta do what you gotta do...eat food from the convenience store. What a surprise E-Z had in store for me. They carry a nice selection of hot foods and fresh fruit that is ready on demand. I have sampled the double cheese burger and the pork chop sandwich. Both of them are good, but the oozing american cheese on the double cheeseburger is not bad at all. Let's not set expectations too high here. It is a convenience store not a gourmet burger house. However the simplicity of the burgers and sandwiches is what makes it good. I am pretty sure everything is made fresh daily and they have all the fixin's you need available. This store is also going through a bit of a transformation. They are currently adding new stock, re-configuring the store and making nicer day by day. The coffee is always fresh in the mornings and the selection is awesome...large coffee only $1 is awesome. Keep it up E-Z Food Mart

Too many "markets" in Louisville are nothing more than a bad version of 7-11, a place to pick up a…read morecase of Keystone Light and possibly a serving of broaster chicken. At Webb's you can get your dry goods, but otherwise it's a very pleasant departure from that model. First and foremost, there is the deli counter in back and the lunch patio. They serve both breakfast sandwiches as well as deli sandwiches. If you pick up your breakfast or lunch to-go, they make everything to order and it's always very quick. Deli smoked sausage sandwich? $2. Country fried steak sandwich? $3. Biscuits 69 cents. Hot wings, beans, chili, mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, cornbread. Want a can of beer with your lunch? That's $1. Webb's is also reasonably stocked with decent produce, which is great since there is no supermarket in Phoenix Hill. So if you want to pick up a couple of tomatoes or onions or bell peppers, you generally can count on getting them here. Webb's received a federal grant to provide equipment and support to carrying healthy items as part of the city's "Healthy in a Hurry" program, and this is the result. (The last time I looked in the produce section, they did have a bunch of girl scout cookies stuffed in there as well, but hey, you need to wash down that lettuce with something, no?)

So its a basic market, nothing fancy, selling everything from dish soap to chicken broth, but in…read morethe back they have a counter for plate lunches and sandwiches. For TWO DOLLARS (yes kids, not a typo) you can get yourself lunch. You will want to pony up an extra dollar though, for cheese (50 cents) and "dressing" i.e. lettuce, tomato, mayo, etc (50 cents). Still, even with chips and a drink, that's a five buck lunch. And where can you get that kind of a deal anymore?? I got a turkey sandwich, with american cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mustard on wheat bread. And I'll tell ya, its nothing sophisticated but it was pretty darn good. I would definitely come back - they had fried chicken and fried cod that looked delicious! Oh one other thing - Webb's does accept credit cards, but you need to have at least a ten dollar purchase, otherwise they add 25 cents onto your bill. Maybe you care about that, maybe not. Just thought I would put it out there.