I drove up on this place on accident. They have such a…read moregreat spread of pasta, potato, and dessert pasta at all times. Their meat selection is absolutely stunning and the wine selection is t too bad either. This is my new favorite meat shop!

Great local market, with fresh and local produce and great deli with wide selection of meats,…read moresalads, etc-- all reasoanbly priced. I see negative posts from people thousands of miles away, who know nothing about this store. I will continue to patronize Monette's, as I know this store serves everyone and treats everyone with respect and care. The staff is pleasant and helpful, and we need to support locally owned stores like Monette's. Whatever the owner said on FB, he's apologized for, so let's review the store, not comment on what the owner said. He who is without fault, cast the first stone.

Apologize for the delay on posting this review... We visited MacQueen's Orchard in late October on…read morea Saturday. Due to it being close to Halloween and in Apple Season, it was busy. MacQueen's is a local business that has been around for years and not only do they offer pick your own apples and pumpkins, they have a nice produce selection, jam & jelly room, bakery (nothing better than warm donuts this time of year), cider mill where you can watch the bottling process, and a room full of Christmas decor. Staff is friendly and helpful even when they have a ton of people meandering about. Prices are fair for the quality of product and as I mentioned previously, their warm donuts are a hit! We will be back...

Figured it would be a good place To pick up a strawberry pie…read morefor company. It barely had any strawberries, maybe one piece for every three bites of the gel supporting the whip cream covering the sparse fruit. Very disappointed after having so many great pies from them.

There is, in a forgotten corner of Toledo, a building painted a green so vivid it should be…read moreimpossible to overlook -- and yet, somehow, the eye refuses to register it. This is one of the small, terrible cruelties of modern life. Inside this easily overlooked structure lives the Phoenix Earth Food Co-Op, where a small and lovely group of people attempt the nearly impossible task of living carefully in a world that punishes care. The shelves are clean. The lights are honest. The vegetables have come from soil that someone, somewhere, still loves. Here, briefly, the indifferent machinery of industrial food is held at bay by the careful arrangement of dried lentils. I urge you to find it. The difficulty of finding it is part of its meaning. What is worth knowing in this life is almost always hidden in plain sight -- and we walk past, and we do not see.

Prices were fairly reasonable; the bulk herbs and tea section was fun and clean with lots of unique…read moreitems they didn't have at Claudia's, like chicory and ashwagandha; the produce section was small but looked good; they really have a pretty good selection and manage to fit tons of stuff in a small space. The neighborhood feels sketchy and I couldn't tell where to park; also, the staff could've been more knowledgeable - it was apparent the manager just hired someone to man the register, but who is clearly not a natural foods convert herself.

Very good and delicious food u can find in toledo Everything…read morethere amizing The people working over there very nice.

improper handling of cash, unfair customer service, extremely unprofessional, and a hostile…read moreenvironment! I visited this store with my 2-year-old toddler. The cashier withheld my coin change without my consent and failed to provide a receipt. When I noticed that later, I considered it completely insignificant and not worth returning to the store for such a small amount. My only intention was to inform them that withholding even a penny without the customer's consent is not acceptable, and I had absolutely no intention of creating conflict, so that I called to inquire. The cashier herself aggressively stated, "Sorry, I forgot to tell you we don't give back cents in this store." When I objected to taking a customer's money without permission, even if it was one penny, saying in Arabic, "ما أُخذ بالحياء فهو حرام" (which means what is taken without permission is forbidden), she shouted a vulgar insult ("Eat sh*t!") and hung up the phone. When I called back immediately, the owner answered, but he allowed the same cashier to scream loudly in the background, using highly offensive and derogatory cultural remark against me. She literally said in Arabic, "بعرفش اتعامل مع النَّوَر", which is a deeply offensive meaning "I don't know how to deal with low-class people." The owner did absolutely nothing to stop her or reprimand her. After all of what happened on the phone, I returned to the store to demand my receipt as proof and legally recorded the interaction for my safety. On camera, the employee proudly admitted to cursing at me over the phone. When asked to apologize, she aggressively refused, saying "In your dreams (فشرتي)." The owner refused to hold her accountable and only offered a hollow apology himself. This whole experience makes me seriously wonder: Do they have any hiring standards at all? Do employees receive any customer service training whatsoever? Anyway, I have submitted all the evidence I have to the Ohio authorities. (P.S. In case you wonder why I didn't ask for the cents before leaving the store, I literally didn't notice the shortage until I got home because I was completely distracted with my daughter, who was a little bit fussy at the register, so I honestly didn't catch how much change she handed back.)

What a great local farmer's market! Located on Market Street within a covered pavilion area. They…read morehad a wide variety of vendor options from produce, flowers, honey, candles, baked goods, breads, trinkets, jewelry and plants. They also had a couple of food trucks to grab a bite from. While there was a lot of variety, I also liked that there were multiple booths selling similar items. I felt this keeps everyone honest and competitive so nothing felt overpriced. Some of the aisles were tight from crowds but it was easy to navigate through.

There are usually plenty of vendors selling all kinds of stuff. The farmers who come offer fresh…read morefood at affordable prices. It's is kept pretty clean and service is pretty much first come first served.

The only 5Star family grocery store in the area. Beautiful, clean and peaceful are not words to…read moredescribe grocery shopping but here they make sense. Top notch products and friendly service. Go here to avoid the crowds, pay a little more. Worth the peace.

Great small-town convenient small grocery store. The store is so well stocked that the community…read morerelies on them for a quick stop to find everything in common comfort foods, choices of wines, fresh vegetables, meats, bakery, and deli. Their Kazmaier's recipe deli potato salad is sooo good that we make an extra effort to stop here when we are in the area. They have 3 kinds of potato salad and 3 kinds of chicken salad. Their deli walnut and cranberry chicken salad is very tasty, and the one I choose consistently. They also have a good selection of seasonal items. As an example, for Fall they have cider, pumpkins, autumn bakery items, football tailgate items, and the traditional Ohio State "Buckeyes" candy Plenty of parking. Helpful pleasant personnel.