Very very limited to only certain types of food a to only a certain type of ethnic groups only very…read morenot diverse, and three out of 10 things I looked at had expiration dates that were expired,

If you're a person who loves to cook this is your spot. I always find the items that no other store…read morein town sells.

It's a weird and wonderful place, especially if you are into DIY oriental food, especially for my…read moresoft spot, ramen. It IS a grocery store in that it has produce, a meat and seafood counter, as well as dry goods, refrigerated items and a robust set of upright freezer cases - mostly full of items not normally found in the US. They also carry many American staples when those are needed in a pinch, but the focus is clearly on what's not available anywhere else in the area. That said all the produce is top-notch and beautifully displayed/maintained. The meat/seafood selection fresh (and more so) frozen is pretty extensive, even down to how things are sliced and/or shaped. Then there's the bakery which is past the checkout lanes all the way at the far front-end of this place (which is the size of a large Aldi's). I'm pretty sure I saw a loaf of bread or two in the grocery areas, but they did not suggest the kind of exquisite baked goods on display when you enter the area - in both the grab your own area (croissants, bagels, donuts) and the counter glass case (fancy pastries). They're not cheap, but also fancier then you may even find at say Martinelli's and my creme-filled croissant was an epically delicious mess! Without burying the lead for some folks, because I was there around 9 AM, I didn't smell anything savory cooking yet, but behind the bakery are several more separate food stalls that make up a mini Asian food court for yummy things like noodles, bibimbap and ramen. I hope to come back and sample them soon.

We drove here on our way back from chicago. It is about an hour more added to our drive but…read moredefinitely a great addition to this small town. This place has quite a lot of selections of food items including my favorite exotic fruits durians. There were lots of dried good items that we got as well as food courts that we brought food.

Really beautiful farm with a store and restaurant (Caprae) on the premise. You can pet the goats…read moreand enjoy playing bags or bocce ball. There is a nice walking path to enjoy on the farm as well. Take a peek into their creamery window!

WOW! This was…read moreactually amazing. This is so different than ur usual egg and hash brown place. But it surprised me! The seasonal cinnamon roll was absolutely amazing, as well as our entrees. Attentive Service and nice ambiance. Would recommend! 11/10

Just bought this evening. When I got home to dispose of it, I took it out to smell the fish. The…read moremeat was rotten. You shouldn't have this problem in your new store. The product is not guaranteed

Special items all throughout the market. When I go here I feel I travel the world. Customer service…read moreis good. The atmosphere is okay.

We stopped in at Martinelli's market for a great lunch while traveling through Champagne Illinois…read moretoday. Debbie ordered the Reuben and I had the Italian Sub. This place is incredible. Absolutely awesome pastries and breads and deli meats, and our sandwiches were amazing.

The little bites of focaccia as samples were a nice touch. It's a pretty cool market that has a lot…read moreof fun items to buy like coffee, pasta, bread, sauces, candy, etc. We got the motzo ball soup and salad. The matzo ball soup cup had dark meat chicken and didn't have a lot of flavor. It's also a very tiny cup. The garden salad was delicious and fresh, however. The side of coleslaw was also good. Maybe next time I'll try a sandwich or their focaccia pizza slices. Plenty of parking and lots of options for lunch.

Definitely very Asian bakery with lighter flavor profile. The okara cake was a very interesting…read moreconcept. I've made stuff with okara before and like the particular flavor and texture-- it feels drier and denser because of the soy pulp, but it's something I like. I also like how not too sweet everything is. Their miso salted caramel tart was also good, I also like that they sell day-old stuff with half price. I can get behind the concept and the intention behind how this bakery is ran. Very excited to have discovered this on our trip to visit uiuc. Would've loved to try their sencha, hojicha, and genmaicha next time!

I usually come here for my strawberry cake.. but today there was none. I tried a chocolate cookie…read morewith mochi instead. I was gifted some chocolate scraps in a clear packet. So I went home and immediately had to try the scraps. I started with one little piece. Then I ate another and another until there was no more. That was the best baggy of chocolate cake scraps I've ever consumed. Come for the desserts but leave with the scraps!

One of those scary places where you just know walking in, that you are going to drop a pretty penny…read morehere. Love their coffee, baked goods first and foremost and the lovely staff at the cafe. It's hard to leave a review as everything in this store is just so cool and it's always lovely to spend a nice weekend morning here. A delectable cheese and wine section, surprisingly vast hot sauce section are so cute to check out!! Will be back once I stop feeling guilty about my $12 pesto sauce, or once I run out of it whichever is sooner because it has EVOO in it.

While we weren't able to stay for lunch, we stopped in for bakery treats for a customer and WOW was…read morethis a great spot to shop! They have anything your heart could desire to eat or drink and the bakery case was full of deliciousness. Everyone loved the variety of bars and I picked up a lemon bar for myself. It was so fresh and perfectly made!

I'm infatuated with olive oils and various varieties of them and vinegars we stumbled across this…read morespot while out on Sunday scavenger hunt adventure (shopping). I really liked the variety of olive oils and vinegars with the small sample sizes so as to not be committed to a huge bottle we grabbed a variety of oils to try out and already need to return for a larger bottle of a few olive oils the flavors are pronounced and wakes up my palate with notes of fruit and olive great for many different recipes and just as a dipper for some fresh baked breads from a few doors away The owner very knowledgeable about he craft lead us to the perfect pairing for our upcoming meal so thank you for your help Storefront was very open and unassuming as to what was going on beyond that glass storefront upon entering there are walls of oils and vinegars with a display wall showcasing there monthly specials

Very accommodating professional and personal. I have had only stellar service and I feel confident…read morewith the product and process.

I recommend checking out their website for online ordering. Very fair prices & clean. In-person…read morecheck-out can take a little longer because they only have one register. The students are nice and knowledge on the products.

Huggermugger is quaint and cozy and never fails to be a great place to meet up with friends…read more Although the menu constantly rotates and is at times experimental, the food is always delicious and put together with care and thought. I will definitely continue to return!

The head chef Sam makes this place a very welcoming and friendly place to eat. You can tell he is…read morevery passionate about what he cooks and wants to make the diners happy. You can see the kitchen from the dining area which definitely adds to the experience. The only downside is that the seating area is very small (it fits at most 7-8 people) and dinners are by reservation only. I tried the Butter Chicken and Chicken Vindaloo and both were very delicious. The Vindaloo was spicy and the chicken was cooked to perfection. The menu is constantly changing which I think is a plus.