It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. I only went to get a latte from the cafe and the worker…read morewas by herself and very overwhelmed. She was making drinks very fast and my drink was very good. Because she was very busy some people were walking out with their drinks without paying. This made me feel sad for her. The lines to pay were very long and the cashier that checked me out did not seem very experienced and had to interrupt the cashier next to him to ask for help many times. $5 for a latte is not bad. I'd go back hopefully at a time not as busy. Cafe is only open til 3 but they closed down early because of how busy it was.

So, I'm a weekly Whole Foods shopper, and I notice things between stores. Like, this store has a…read morelot more 50% off sandwiches, guacamole, cut fruit, etc when it's getting close to the expiration date. This is a great buy but you must remind the check out clerk, because they forget to look for the stickers. What I do not like re this WF is the bread/pastry aisle. They expect you to get your full loaf of bread, cut it in their bread machine, and put it in the bag. No, thank you. People are using their bare hands to take out the loaf, and it's not hygienic. When I ask the person behind the counter to select and cut it for me (since they wear gloves and are selecting the bread from the clean side), they are more or less helpful. Some seem annoyed to be asked. I'm sorry, but if I'm paying $5.50+ a loaf, you should be able to cut it up for me. I don't want bread people have touched or to use a machine people have their bare hands all over. Their half loaves of bread are a scam. They do not equal a full loaf but two cost more than a full loaf. WHAT? I guess I feel the same way re pastries and cookies. People put their bare hands into the glass shelves, or maybe, use a sheet of the thin paper, if it's available (sometimes, it's not). That's just gross, and they've doubled the price of these things. I'll just buy prepackaged pastries, thank you. Now, on to grapes. Do not just buy the grapes in the bag. Here, they act like they're being hygienic by pre-packing all the grapes, but all they're doing is hiding the older grapes that are detached with the newer grapes. Shake out that bag, and take the good ones. My insider tip. :)

So glad to have healthy food that is fresh as well as kidney and heart friendly. My doctor is very…read morepleased with this diet and so am I . Everyone associated with Seattle Sutton is warm and kind. Dave makes it so easy to pick up! Great menus and delicious food! Couldn't ask for more!

From the owner: Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating offers freshly prepared meals tailored to diverse health and…read moreconvenience requirements, crafted under the guidance of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists and culinary experts. Each plan boasts wholesome ingredients, mindful calorie and portion management, and excludes harmful additives and preservatives. Delivered fresh, never frozen, our meals are ready to savor upon arrival. It's akin to having your personal dietitian and chef, offering a practical approach to holistic health management. Discover the convenience and delectability of healthy eating with Seattle Sutton's today--say Yes! to a healthier lifestyle!

This company has NO clue how to run a department. They had a 3 day sale and ran out of the…read moretortilla encrusted chicken on the 1st day. This ISN'T the 1st time this has happened. They didn't bother to offer me a rain check. I highly recommend NO one shop at this place as it's quite apparent management is as clueless and useless as a $3 bill

Nice small market. Egg rolls great, corn beef and pastrami is good, but the Italian beef is…read morefantastic (we buy the 5lbs bag and divide it into multiple serving because the extra gravy is so good). The steak and meats are top quality, but a little pricey.

If you ever need any good fruit from Mexico or jellos flans cakes…read more Huge meat market they cut it your own way. Queso salsas guacamole and their own bakery. The owner Martin is so friendly. I been coming here at their restaurant on Saturday for the most delicious and authentic MENUDO. The menudo broth is very clear and spiced to perfection during the week when I fell lazy we come to eat tacos the beef tongue are so delicious they give you complementary beans and cheeps as you sit down they also make aguas Fresca this fresh martlet has everything you need even detergent, bouquet of flowers to. The ambiance very friendly and super clean. I Love the fact that all ethnicity's come here to buy what we need because at the end of the day we are all the same and similar home Tradition with the same spices and flavors yum

Got some things from this grocery store in DeKalb. It certainly has a lot of local produce. DeKalb…read moreFresh Market has lots of fruits and vegetables for not a lot of costs. Of course it's also fresher. There's other products but the main reason to come is the produce that is much better than other stores. Came in and looked around a bit. It's a locally owned grocery store with lots of the same products you can find elsewhere. The difference is the freshness and prices of these. About the best place to shop in downtown. Other grocery stores are farther away and not as cheap as this. Also more products here are local. That's a good reason to choose here instead of there. Has quite a lot packed into this kind of small market. It's located on Oak Street at Sixth Street. There's lots of grocery products like cereal that's kind of expensive, but the fresh things are cheaper, so get the fruits and vegetables.

Such a great spot for a fall date or a family outing! After visiting Kuiper's and being incredibly…read moredisappointed by the expensive admission, tiny pumpkins, lack of things to do for adults, and several other things, I gave Jonamac Orchard a shot this year and loved it! The admission here is only $7 per person and includes access to everything but a few activities which require "apple tokens" (only a few dollars). There's tons to do for both kids and adults - apple picking, a pumpkin patch, cute pumpkin displays for photo ops, food/snack booths, jumping pads and train rides for kids, a petting zoo, apple cannons, wagon rides, corn maze, a general store and a cider house! My boyfriend and I came on a Saturday afternoon to get some pumpkins and visit the cider house. The line to get into the cider house was super long so we ending up doing other things (and unfortunately didn't make it back over there before closing). We walked around aimlessly for a while looking for the pumpkin patch until we finally asked an employee who pointed us in the right direction. We got on the wagon ride which took us around the apple orchard and over to the pumpkin patch (compared to Kuipers "hay ride" which merely went in a small circle around an area of grass). The pumpkin patch was huge and had tons of different pumpkins - some pretty big ones too. The pricing was 1 pumpkin for $10 or 3 for $20. We saw people with carts hauling their pumpkins but we couldn't figure out where they got the carts from. We ended up with 1 big pumpkin and 2 small ones since that was all we could carry back and then found out the carts were all the way at the entrance to the entire Orchard. You had to get one there and walk it down to the pumpkin patch, which we weren't made aware of when we came in. I wish there would have been maps or more signage that pointed to where things were at. While I was disappointed we didn't get to do everything we wanted (which was mainly our faults since we didn't go earlier in the day), I surprisingly still had a great time here and will definitely be back since the admission is cheap! I think the experience here is a lot more well rounded for different age groups and much more affordable.

This place needs to do something about their fly situation. You can't walk anywhere without being…read moreswarmed. Open garbage bins and nasty discarded apples all over the place do not help at all. This has never been a problem in the past.

The business owner doesn't allow people to shop for more than five minutes. No public restrooms…read moreavailable. Not EBT friendly. Also a small selection of healthy snacks.

This aldi was huge! I did not feel like I was running into other customers. They had plenty of…read moremerchandise and the aisle of shame had items the suburban stores quickly sold out of. This location has several self checkouts.

Great prices on staples such as milk, butter, eggs, bread. Outstanding German Moser Roth Chocolate…read moreat 1/3 the price on Amazon!