Nice store. Delicious fresh (chicken-red) Tamales. Customer service is good, but they could use a…read morelittle work. Would recommend. *Tip = Go earlier in the day (morning), they do get busy & crowded fast, especially around the holidays.

Every time I visit home (East Chicago), it's an absolute MUST that I stop at Carniceria La…read moreChiquita. First, they've moved next door from their old location on Indianapolis Boulevard, into the old KFC. It's a larger building and serves more as a supermarket than I think their previous spot did. I only get their tamalas, which come four ways (that I know of): beef, chicken, pork with red sauce and pork with green sauce (spicier). I always get the chicken and green pork. Unlike these places in Columbus, Ohio (yeah, I said it), they give you a HEALTHY portion of meat at a much better price! They must literally make thousands each day, because the line for the tamales is always long and people buy serveral dozen at a time. When you ask for your type, they go back and wrap them while you wait. The end result is a (very) hot package of twelve. You can literally eat them on the way home. The masa (breading) is perfect, yet in no way, dominates the meat. Can't say the same about these other spots that seem to rip you off. My only disappointment is that their price jumped from $7 to $12 per dozen, which is a significant increase. However, it has been 2 years since my last visit, so between inflation and business they might have lost during the height of the pandemic, it's understandable. But then again, $12/dozen is still a fair price for such as good tasting item. I bought 5 dozen, at two dozen and froze rest, which will be quite tasty when I decide to heat thaw and reheat them. I gave a dozen to one of my sons and his girfriend, who sent me a motion clip of her enjoying it. She told me that it took her back to her childhood in Vegas, where they also make wonderful tamales. As always, I will be back. But next time, for many more because once I posted them on Facebook, several (Columbus) friends asked me to take orders for them as well.

Been going here Since 9, Respectful Workers and clean Environment. Good Sandwhiches and Nachos.read more

From the owner: We carry and huge variety of the latest smart phones and smart phone accessories. Need an…read moreaffordable cell phone plan? We do that too!! Stop in today and visit our cellular show room located inside of Grand Foods. Grand Food And Cellular also offers a full range convenient store at its best. We offer a wide variety of snacks, drinks, household items, cigarettes, lottery, and more. Visit our deli for the freshest foods to take home. Grand Food And Cellular also offers a built in convenient restaurant for you to order, and take out food when you're on the go and in a hurry.

Decent selection of items for such a small place. They have a parking lot outside along with an…read moreoccasional stray cat sitting there begging for food. The aisles are tight & packed to the brim with items. The employees contain themselves within walls of bulletproof glass as usual which is standard at hood convenience stores. Typical hood snacks & hot food including burgers Philly Cheese Steaks, etc. The place is clean and the staff friendly. The hot food is alright. There's nothing to write home about, but the food isn't bad either. It sits right there in the middle. The food is cheap though so there's no complaints here.

They are not 24 hours anymore. The staff is foul mouthed and rude. They are focused on their own…read moreconversations with repeat use of Mother Fer. They are really slow. Lock the front door with no warning and don't care. I was among 5 people who left because we were locked out on Sat afternoon. With no sign up saying be back soon or anything else posted. The reply when I asked about it from the guy was "too bad". They suck.

Does not carry anymore beer The sale of beer is no longer available at this location,will not be…read morereturning here anymore

I just left this Walgreen's. I'm sitting in the working lot, now. I stopped in to use the ATM and…read morethe slot where you insert your debit card was jammed. I asked the cashier, next to the machine, if it was broken and she was extremely dismissive and bluntly replied, "I don't know. We don't deal with the use machines." She was sunshine and rainbows to the woman she had just helped, so not sure why she was so rude to me. She was a middle aged, woman with short blonde dreads. Good luck to whoever gets assistance from her because her moods instantaneously change drastically.

I went here with my Mom and she was buying a bottle of wine. The old woman checking us out said…read moretheir policy says if a customer in group buys alcohol all members must be show ID. We did and made our purchase. Before and after that experience we've never both had to show ID at this location when buying alcohol.

First off, I didn't realize this was nestled on the college campus. I went to get a study snack, if…read moreyou find yourself in the same predicament, I'd recommend walking to a nearby store like Trader Joe's or another stores in the area. Everything in here was overpriced. It's a shame how college students are exploited. The guy working the counter was kind and patient though. I'd only recommend this to a college student who needs supplies really early or really late in the day (which is probably what this store is used for)

The Midway Market opened in the brand new South Campus Residence Hall this past fall. The Midway…read moreMarket is one part coffee shop, one part convenience store, and one part grocery. For me, it is in a perfect location as a coffee shop and it is open every night during the school year from 7:00am - 3:00am. This makes it the only cafe/coffee place in the Hyde Park area open past 9:00! You would think a campus area would have late night locations for studying, but alas it has taken years to get such a place. ADVICE: the Midway Market is NOT at street level so if you are looking for it along Ellis you might miss it. There are stairs that go down from the courtyard to get to the entrance. Also, you should note that the doors to go in are VERY heavy and I see people all the time try to open them, think it is locked, and then turn away. But if it is before 3:00am and school is in session then it is definitely open. PULL! MORE ADVICE: After 10:00pm the Midway Market becomes the main destination for all the students in the nearby dorms who are studying or looking for a break from studying. I.e., if you want a place to study be prepared for a steady stream of undergrads coming in large packs, making lots of noise. And it is at this time of night until close that the cafe actually fills up with students trying to study in groups or just hanging out. If you are looking for a noisy student location or a late night snack then this place will be perfect. If you want somewhere quiet, then coming in late at night will not be an option. PROS: The Midway Market is almost always empty during the day, afternoon, and early evening. I come here almost every evening and I am typically the only person until after 7:00pm. Students definitely come in and out, but they rarely sit down to study. What a shame! Because its not that bad of a place to get some work done and the tables are decent size and the booth-like seats are quite comfy. They also have a fairly large selection of items for purchase: deli sandwiches, panini, sushi, cereal, candy, chips, cold drinks, COFFEE (of course), cakes, etc. etc. CONS: There are quite a few. First of all, it was FREEZING all winter long. The building was not well constructed at all and cold air would pour in through the windows, through the outlets on the outer wall, and the heat seemed non-existent. The staff was constantly freezing and always had their coat on, and pretty much anyone sitting inside had on hats and coats as well. Next, the staff. They range from polite and quiet to downright rude, very loud and unprofessional. For a while there were a few manager types that would come in and yell at the employees very loudly in front of everyone in the store. This was rather disconcerting and seemed mostly about displaying managerial power. When the managers were not there, the staff would yell at each other about how they had been yelled at without just cause and how they had done nothing wrong or about how the managers didn't know what they were doing. And on more than one occasion I saw the staff in complete tears. That said, there are plenty of very nice, friendly people who work here, but it is really hit or miss. Finally, they have a restocking issue as they frequently run out of the items I want and it will be days or weeks before they get new supply.

Friendly and great customer service. The older gentleman even offered my son and I a word of…read moreencouragement. . They sell both hot food and groceries. I will be visiting them again.

Grand Food Market. The owner/operators do everything…read morepossible to accommodate. Their homemade sandwiches and desserts are well worth the visit. Very neighborly. Thanks keep up the good work.