Best basil and cilantro in town. I refuse to buy my herbs from anywhere else!…read more When I first started buying from them it was just for produce. I quickly found out that they sell tons of sanitation products as well as paper and plastic goods. One of our sister companies is using them for all of their rubber gloves, trash bag liners and disposable cups and have had nothing great things to say.

Just started to use this food service company and very impressed with the quality of all there food…read moreservice items. I gave them a shot after a sales rep dropped off a sales packet with a ton of amazing specials and prices. I was shocked on how great there prices are and started to use them. I just wish I would have been using this company for my past 9 years in business! I absolutely recommend you contact them If you are not already using them!!!

For the life of me I cannot figure out the dominate spice they use in Sytanleys fresh Kielbasa, but…read moreI do not like it at all. The way I learned no single spice should dominate a product, but you create a flavor profile by blending. I make great Kielbasa myself, in my experience the main spices are garlic and marjoram. I don't have a clue of what they are using. If you love it, great, I understand and hope they continue to make it for you, just wonder what they are putting in there and, trying not to be harmful at all.

The only place in Toledo to get the most delicious and authentic kielbasa…read more A Toledo tradition especially during any holiday. They offer a full meat and deli counter packed with all your traditional polish favorites. Old school service and great selections keeps me coming back!

Very rude customer service from the moment we walked in the door, til we checked out. Deli counter…read moreto the cashiers obviously do not enjoy their job. Never going back. Hostile spot.

My local Butcher Shop in the East Side of Toledo :D I get their texts and occasionally splurge on…read moretheir french toast sticks mostly I purchase jowl bacon for Hungarian greasy bread is known by many names but consists of bacon grease dripped on bread then usually made into an open face sandwich topped with vegetables. AKA Sutes Szalonna This year for Thanksgiving we roasted a prime rib and it was worth every penny! They are a pretty busy place so try to go first thing in the AM!

Plenty of customers in the store and not a single cashier working only self-checkout . I would have…read moredefinitely left my cart full of products if I didn't really need them . Never going to that store again

Out of Walmarts in the area, this is one of the nicer ones. Nice, clean, and organized! Walmart…read moreprices are always the cheapest, although they are non union and have a reputation of not paying or treating their employees very well. If you want support local, this is NOT your place.

Oh man. This is another Toledo institution. Been here I don't know how many years. I had never…read morereally been here so I sent the man over there to bring me a turkey sandwich and a side or two so I could check them out since I'm never on this that side of town. Unfortunately it's just not to my taste. The deli meat is cut kind of like Thanksgiving turkey meat really thick cut and kind of dry. Even on a croissant which I love. With cheese I just didn't care for it and I don't think I even ate half of it. The soup was okay and I think he might have got me a cookie. Everything I had just was not memorable. I know it's good to great for a lot of Toledo people but I'm not a Toledo person and it just wasn't for me. If I don't like the turkey odds of me liking anything else is probably a no.

A fast, predictable spot for a very old-school lunch. The bread (mostly variations of white) is…read morehomemade and fresh, made in the kitchen that's visible just beyond the cash register. The sandwiches and salads are conventional, and without any particularly unique ingredients or preparations. It's honestly about as generic as they come, and that I suspect, is part of why they've been around for so many decades. Family-owned, approachable, with predictable quality, Michael's is a cornerstone of a once thriving neighborhood. While it's seen better days, it feels a bit like it's on the up and up again. When it's warm out, I would suggest the best way to experience Michael's is with a take-out lunch, enjoyed across the street as a picnic, in the brand-new Glass City Metropark. During the colder months, it can also be enjoyed inside the historic, time-capsule of an indoor mall/courtyard. It's really a unique restaurant with relatively average food.