This mini grocery was my father's favorite store because of a different variety of liquor including…read morewine and beer. The liquor shelves were fully stocked and organized well. They also have fresh veggies and fruits. Also if you're looking for a good quality and local coffee Garden Gourmet has.  I bought four bottles of different kinds of wine and a dozen of beer that I will give to my father. He also asked me to buy him a Montrose because he hasn't tasted it yet. And I'm sure he loves it because the owner of the mini store described to me what it tastes like. Owner also recommended the Rose wine Underwood and I bought also this.  And also if you are looking to cater your party they have a service. You can see the photos of their food in their business photos. I highly recommend this mini grocery if you're looking for a different variety of liquor.

One might wonder how does a market almost a block away compete with the Jewel grocery, but it does…read morein so many ways. First when I walk in I do feel transported to a market that I might wander into Smyth travels. It has a little bit of everything along with quality products, and during a time like the pandemic one can appreciate it even more for all the clutch things you need. I appreciate the variety and the staff is helpful without being overbearing. Prices are reasonable.

Abou helped us out by finding his last few ingredients for pizza. He's an amazing guy and made our…read moreday! He provided great service and we will be back to purchase from him!

I was visiting Chicago this past weekend and wanted to grab a quick bite of food after my scalp…read moremassage (also down the street from here, highly recommend!) I really wish there were more fresh markets in my area because the store was clean and beautifully decorated. I went to get poke (a bit expensive almost $18) for a standard 2 protein bowl. The person working the counter was very sweet though.

great pasta food the owner is great i was there many years ago when they first open and know i live…read morein Naples Florida when i come back to chicago it is my first stop

Service was slow but food was good. Came for a date night and order the incredible focaccia, two…read morepastas and a piece of tiramisu. We expected the focaccia to come out before the pastas or during but alas no bread. We waited a little bit before dining in to give them extra time and even asked twice. We were told it was coming. Our pastas were finished and now we were waiting for our desert. Other patrons who arrived later than us started to receive their orders and deserts while we were left forgotten. I went inside to see what was going on and pretty much asked if we could have it to go as our baby was beginning to get restless. The front desk misunderstood me and almost charged me again. It probably took about another 15 minutes before we got our items and were able to leave. Food is good but service needs work. Limited street parking in front. Dog friendly patio.

They have a stand/table at the Green City/Lincoln Park Farmers Market on Saturdays!…read more Unique to Chicago-the City! B es are such an essential part of flower pollination. They do offer Bee Hive/Bee Keeping Classes! I purchased some honey and some beeswax taper candles! The manager was knowledgeable and friendly! You can also purchase their items on their web site!

I found Chicago Honey Co-op on a Saturday at Green City Market - it meets, or exceeds, every mark…read moreimaginable! I grew up with access to chemical-free, unprocessed honey and am always on the lookout for it when I move to new cities. I was stunned to taste such a delicate, nuanced honey in urban Chicago. As it was a beautiful, sunny morning at a park in Chicago, it seemed the ideal time to figure out why it was so darn tasty! It turn out, that much of this has to do with the history of Chicago having feedlots. Anyway, I was blessed to learn this, and so much more, at the Chicago Honey Co-op booth at Green City Market. Did I mention that they happily recycle the jars if you bring them back? I have since been back twice to purchase more honey for myself, as well as for gifts, and every review remains 5 stars. It is always a pleasure to see them and I highly suggest checking out their services. I already know that allergy season next year will be a breeze for me! Chicago Honey Co-op does ship jars but I know that I will be stocking up at Green City Market. It is a blast to sample the new batches of honey, catch up with them, and also experience everything else that this fully organic and sustainable market has to offer!!

Had a a delicious weekday lunch here on beautiful Friday. Outdoor seating was easy to get and the…read moreservice was prompt and courteous. Great Summer vibes and the selection of meats and quality is amazing. I wish I could shop here regularly versus the usual grocery stores. We had an amazing pork sandwich, a pastrami, and a salad. The first salad was a little bitter, so the Server promptly swapped for a kale side salad which was nice. The breads and meats were standouts for these decadent sandwiches. The flavor and juices were soaked up by the tender meats. My favorite was definitely the pork. Always great eating here.

I wanted to like publican, but overall thought it was just okay. The portions are quite large, but…read moreis missing the finishing touches that are thoughtful to the customer. For example with my mussels, rather than this large chunk of baguette, I wouldn't preferred it pre-sliced. We went on a busy Saturday night and it was popping in here for sure. However because it was so busy, my table ended up being neglected and our waitress was impossible to flag down. In terms of vibes, it seems like a pretty cool place to be. I liked the chairs and then the little booths seem like a fun time. I was also a big fan of the bathroom sink. Overall, Publican was a fine time, and even better time if you're looking for meat forward dishes.

This place easily has the best matcha soft serve out there right now, and with a rotating second…read moreflavor! We've tried the jasmine osmanthus, and as of 5/24/26 the most recent flavor is ube (and apparently still is at the time of this review according to their Instagram). All the flavors have been incredible so far and we always look forward to the next time we can go. Additionally, it's vegan so everyone can enjoy it! They have been known to run out though, so get there early if you can. They also have beautifully decorated bonbons, caramels, and chocolates, all with some really unique flavors I haven't seen anywhere else - check out the pictures to see some of them! I'd feel guilty eating the bonbons because they're so elegant, but they would make a fantastic gift. They make their matcha lattes using matcha powder that they also sell, and you can actually choose which matcha powder you want to try based on its profile. They have a chart that shows the matcha choices and their descriptions; I'll try to grab a picture of and post here the next time we go which will hopefully be soon, but someone may have already posted it. It's a small place so it can get busy and crowded quickly, especially since they're only open on the weekends. Everyone has been so nice and helpful whenever we go though, despite how busy they get! Can't wait until our next visit!

We shared a vegan matcha soft serve and matcha/ube swirl! Matcha was not too sweet, ube was on the…read moresweeter side so they paired well as a swirl. We also bought some of the specialty chocolates! I really like the soy milk and youtiao flavored white chocolate :) Love that they also carry quality matcha powders from Japan.

The best love there sandwiches homemade soups always pick a few quarts of pasta fagioli to bring…read morehome.. they make everything in house and the restaurant on Taylor street, peanut park and the pizza, pasta. Steaks, and the dessert also,their employees will help you match wines too! Philomena

This place is normally very good up until the last time I came here. The portion sizes have shrunk…read morealthough pricing has remained. I also fell terribly ill from The B Franklin sandwhich or the chicken dumpling soup. Rather disappointing.

Tried this at West Fest, stepped outside my comfort zone and just tried it. Man, it was sooooo…read moregood! I could have eaten 5 more. Next time I'll get the large. The service was nice and the food was ready fast!

Tried it at a local festival after looking on Yelp. Total let down. Overpriced, bland, and falls…read moreapart while you eat it Skip and save your money!

was downtown on a little business and stopped in for a late lunch around 2:30…read more They had a small selection of wraps and salads. Perhaps if we had come a little earlier, there would have been more options available. They were also out of Diet Coke, so I ended up with a flavored water instead. We got our food to go, although it looked like they had some nice tables if you wanted to dine in. Checkout was quick and easy.

Very good location, light and bright. Not too loud. Lots of food and drink offerings in the market…read moreand coffee, tea, and smoothie options. Quick service. Great spot for people watching or doing work. The tea was very natural flavoring, I added Splenda. The orzo ready made salad was really good, sorry, forgot to take a pic. Does have a public restroom.

Frontera Foods brings authentic Mexican cuisine to the home kitchen. While I've tried (and failed)…read morefor the most part to make my own mole, Frontera has the best pre-made one on the market- rich, flavorful, with a touch of spice. http://www.fronterafoods.com/products/cooking-sauces Frontera also makes great salsas, especially seasonal ones with peaches, pumpkins, and maybe even cranberries(??) The enchilada sauces are good for breakfast huevos rancheros. It's the frozen skillets&bowls that are meh. Rick Bayless does a better job of equipping the home cook rather than doing the entire thing. His "Mexico One Plate at a Time" is quite educational, tho one would wonder if he'd be the target of cultural appropriation outrage. Overall, Frontera Foods are authentic Mexican cuisine at a reasonable price. The salsas are great for chilaquiles, the moles can make great vegetable (even tofu) stir fries. They're affordable, usually less than $5. Frontera brings the taste of Mexico, and you can cook it yourself!

Excellent Salsa's which are almost as good as those freshly prepared at Frontera Grill itself! The…read moreOrganic tortilla chips with a touch of lime and sea salt are the finest chips available. You can order online if your local grocery doesn't have them. Seems that Rick's expanding the Frontera line, adding other neat products too.