Montrose Deli is a small store @ 5411 W Montrose. My wife's coworker dropped her off there and I…read morehad to go pick her up. This is a predominantly European food store being of Asian background we got some looks like do you belong here. It was awkward to say the least. The store seemed to be we stocked w/merchandise & a deli in the back, unfortunately I was asked not to take pictures so I have nothing to post

Some of the best pre-made store bought soups I ever had. Special mention of their mushroom, tomato…read morewith pasta, and vegetable/potato soups. Their crapes are also amazing, just heat them up in a skillet on some butter.

I'm glad that "Adrian's Fresh Market" exists in the neighborhood because often times I just want a…read morefew items for the week and I want to have the shopping done quickly and without having to drive. Adrian's is designed to serve the neighbors for their quick needs, last minute items, and etc. The items sold here, for the most part, are hispanic-focused. With that being said, if you try to look for particular, major name-brand goods, it is best to be directed to large-scale supermarkets. Their kitchen also serves tacos and tortas! However, you would want to get there before 6pm. I think one time my partner got to Adrian's right before the cutoff and was turned away. Anyways, I had their asada and pastor tacos and they were very good considering they came from a neighborhood grocery store. Spicy green salsa and lime wedges were included as well. My mom was a regular to Adrian's since she didn't want to go far to get her daily groceries whenever she came and visited me in Chicago. She would sometimes get the pozole rojo on the weekends and I personally enjoyed it as well. Overall, the existence of "Adrian's Fresh Market" has been a wonderful experience for the neighborhood residents. We will certainly continue to patronize this business.

I been a customer for years but lately i been grabbing alot of expired moldy food. I complained to…read morea so call manager or cashier and he literally just laughed and said i was the only one complaining. Such a shame i will no longer be buying food here. BEWARE OF MOLDY FOOD

This store looks like they typically have lots of great fresh produce. They have a wide variety in…read moreterms of selection. They have dine-in available, which I found helpful and was grateful for. I was also grateful that they have prepared meal options, including sushi. The prepared meal options aside from sushi looked great, e.g., Italian dishes, salmon, chicken meals. The ambiance of the store looked good.

1 Star - Very Disappointing Customer Service…read more I have never experienced customer service like this at a grocery store. I understand that customers can sometimes be wrong, and I also understand that every store may have different policies. In this case, I was not aware that Caputo's does not bag customers' groceries, and I would have been completely fine with being politely informed of that policy. What I did have a problem with was the way the cashier spoke to me. Regardless of whether a customer is right or wrong, a cashier should never argue with or talk back to a customer in a disrespectful manner. There is a professional way to explain a store policy without becoming argumentative. What made the situation even more disappointing was that I had the manager standing right there. I explained to the manager that I felt the cashier should not be arguing with or talking back to a customer. Unfortunately, the manager ( short lady with curly hair) did nothing to address the employee's behavior or even speak to the cashier about the situation. To me, that sends the wrong message. When management witnesses an employee treating a customer this way and does nothing, it makes the employee feel that this type of behavior is acceptable. That is bad management and poor customer service. I am not upset about having to bag my own groceries. I am upset about how I was treated and how management chose to handle the situation. Customers deserve to be treated with basic courtesy and respect, even when there is a disagreement. I hope the management at this location takes this seriously and understands that allowing employees to argue with customers without addressing the behavior is not good for the store or its customers.

The managers are super helpful and always willing to assist whenever you need something. The store…read moreis well organized, the service is great, and I always have a good experience when I come here. The staff is friendly and welcoming too. Definitely a place I would recommend to others! They got the best deals in town too

There are no cashiers no one to help at self check out. Digital coupons needed for everything you…read moreare not jewels you serve the Hispanic community who most of the time will not have the application or coupons. There are strawberries rotting on display for sale. I asked an employee for help but he said she will help you and walked away.this is why I stopped buying my groceries here. Belmont by Central

I was fortunate to be one of the first 100 to enter the gorgeous new Aldi location at Six Corners…read more The staff was all so warm and welcoming, and the perks were great. Gift cards were handed out, and we received a lovely goodie bag. The store is spacious and laid out so well. Carts are kept inside, which is nice. Checkout lanes are wide. This location will sell alcohol, which is not the same at the Aldi near my house. This location is near work, so I will certainly be a regular.

No No! Extremely pricy. Muy carisimo More expensive than…read moreWhole foods, Marianos & Jewel. Not even Organic!!! Avocado $2.99 Each! Yogurt almost $9.00! Ni organica. Please walk or drive to Jewel or the surrounding Markets. This ownership is ridiculous. Porfavor caminen o manejen a tiendas que no abusan.

This grocery store had their grand opening on 8/4/2021…read more This is the newest store in a chain of grocery stores that cater to the Spanish market. Since this store is brand new, everything is very clean and shiny. The regular aisles are very narrow and I found it hard to fit 2 carts in the same aisle. The main aisles have plenty of room tho. You will find a good selection in the Deli and Bakery sections. A lot of the fruit however, is too ripe and must be eaten the same day you purchase it, or it will not be any good the next day. They have pretty pinatas handing in the first aisle when you enter the store, I don't know if these are solely for decorative purposes, or if they are available for purchase. They also have a cold and hot counter with cooked food for $8.99 per lb that looked interesting. Prices are generally higher than Aldi's and Food 4 Less, check for the items that are on special that week. That is where you will find the best prices, and skip the rest.

This store's vegetable department is awful. How do you not have lemons? Why are mini cucumbers in a…read moredifferent place every visit? The zucchini are never good. The meat selection is limited to put it lightly. None of the carts roll. There are cardboard pop up displays blocking every aisle. The front of the store is a mess of tables and displays you can't roll two carts through. I like Jewel but not this one.

I just had jewel delivered the other day in October. So not only are they not checking out dates,…read morethey're not even checking when they're picking the orders. Everything is already so expensive so now we're all wasting more money due to expired items. Sad.

Very good selection of all kind of food. Crowdy, but pleasant and homely friendly place. Personnel…read moreis exemplary friendly, courteous and kind. My wife asked for lemon grass and was told that they don't have it. When my wife came all the way to the car where I was waiting for her, one kind person from the store came to our car running and brought her lemon grass that he managed to find in store's storage. And, it was given to my wife for FREE. THIS PLACE IS EXEMPLARY FOR IT'S WARM AND HUMANLY TREATMENT OF ITS CUSTOMERS.

I came to shop here yesterday, July 5th, after moving away in 2002. Although I live further…read morenortheast, I was in the area for an event, and I decided to do some shopping here. I will be doing my shopping more often at Windy City Produce. As compared to my neighborhood stores, I saved $20 + dollars. Every item is fresh and the customer service from each employee was superior. The parking lot has ample parking and I am very happy to have rediscovered WCP.

"Portage Park Farmer's Market" happens on the 1st., 3rd., and 5th. Sundays of each month from June…read moreto October (check the calender for details). Majority of the vendors are the regulars, with a few of them pop in every once in awhile. I would say check their official FB or IG page to see who are coming for a particular weekend so that you don't miss out on them! I notice one of the vendors is quite popular and customers always line up for it. "Gotta B Crepes" has the biggest tent on the corner of Long and Irving Park. Their crepes are made-to-order. The owner does his one-man show by the grills while striking fun conversations with every customer he services. "Gotta B Crepes" has a large menu, I would say, ranging from sweet to savory, with some seasonal offerings. I personally think it's somewhat messy to eat at a park, so we usually make it the last stop for our Farmer's Market trip and head home to enjoy them with a cup of coffee. We haven't really stopped by every vendor, as we only show up if our 3-year old son wakes up early enough to participate any morning activity. In other words, we would visit once or twice every season for the most part. Nevertheless, I love having a Farmer's market in our neighborhood park and most of them do accept cashless payment options nowadays! Customer parking is available near the pool on the northeast corner of the park. Often times street parking is available on each perimeter. Overall, it makes a good choice for an easy and economical family outing.

So many vendors! I was surprised at how many hot food items were offered (vendors with tacos,…read moreempanadas, burgers, sausage, breakfast sandwiches, crepes, etc.). I only saw three fruit/veggie booths but that was more than enough for what I was looking for. Coffee, chai, horchata, agua frescas.... Plenty to drink. Live music. And the highlight for me was a visit to the @vargobrothersferments tent to get some kimchi and garlic sauce and a kombucha. Check them out!

Went to martins for the last time the cashier ask me if I wanted a plastic bag and I said no and…read morethey still charged me went to the one on Diversey and Laramie no is no!

Good local chain, no problems. Carries many essential goods…read moreand is always stocked with fresh produce and a selection of 'Mexican' cuisine / foods. Support Local!