This market has great produce, friendly service, and a pleasant atmosphere. My favorite place to…read moreshop!

Super friendly staff Amazing selection of high quality…read morefruits and vegetables Definitely worth shopping at this local spot

Like many of the Quality Foods grocery stores around the island, they generally offer higher…read morequality products and service, at a higher price. The cashiers are especially good, as they are always happy and cheerful, something nice to see in retail. They have a large fresh food department, right across to hygiene products, snacks, meat and dairy, pet food and toys, frozen food, health food, and a big cheese section, as well as handmade cakes and fresh food created daily. They also have a chinese and a japanese 'restaurant'. There is also a kitchen gift store upstairs. Overall, a very friendly and helpful grocery store, if you're willing to pay the slightly higher prices for products.

I was thrown off by the bake potatoes that were already individually wrapped in foil for…read morebaking....you never get that in the mainland city. Their selection on everything else was amazing, fresh and there was lots to look at. Staff were neither here nor there. They all looked as though they wanted to slit their wrists. At least we got our ice cream so we're happy.

Edible island is my go-to mostly for supplements - I find the staff in that department super…read morefriendly and patient and helpful. I find googling very overwhelming because you can get 10 opposing answers to every question. So being able to actually speak to a knowledgeable person makes me go back in a regular basis. It's a very well stocked shop so never leave without finding some kind of treasure. I definitely go for more specialty or "treat" items and can spend an hour there easily looking at all the shelves!

I can shop there with complete trust in their products. I don't have to spend time figuring out…read morewhich items are worth buying and which are not; everything is top quality. I look forward to every visit!

Ever since I moved here 7 months ago, I've visited the Apple Tree Market. The workers are cool,…read moreexcept for one. We'll call him Grandpa Jim. Grandma Vim either doesn't like young people, or has no basic understanding of customer service. I pay for a thing, but apparently I can't ask for specific change. Most, if not all places I've been to is fine with this. But, Janitor Grim tells me "We're not a bank" and that "We need that change!" Uh, right... You're not a bank. Guess what place helps in getting you rolls of change? A BANK! If you can't handle the demands of a customer, then you're either un-prepared in terms of change, or you're just a grump. Not to mention, every time I've come in with Grumble Gin working, I don't get a friendly hello. I get a "Whaddya need?" in a snarky tone, like I'm fairly un-welcome. Which is too bad, because this kind of attitude is what lost him a customer. I wanted to come back here, since it's 5 minutes away from my house. But, Petro Can, 7/11, and any other store has given me proper customer service. I might stop by, but if Invader Zim is working there... I don't think I'd rather bother with bad customer service again. And, I know that not giving change isn't policy. How do I know? Every younger worker there was *more* than happy to help me out, as a paying customer. This is a policy that isn't store wide it seems. The young worker the other day seemed genuinely confused about Ginger Kin's reaction. I don't blame him. This isn't how you make good customer service. This is how you lose customers who like your store. Customers like me.