Cashier rushed me through the check out and acted like I was a turtle. I'm 75 and no where near…read moreslow. I put items on the belt with two hands. She was rude and acted like there was a gun to her head to get me out the door. NO ONE EVER TREATED ME LIKE THIS AT ANY ALDI'S. Someone told me that cashiers are timed on their transactions. Maybe she felt the pressure. This is not the first time this has happened with this same person. The first time. I figured she might have been having a bad day. When I put on a public forum in the city of of Greenville, others said that they had been treated the same way. Others disshamed me for being 75 years old and being entitled.

Most over-priced grocery store I have ever been in & I'm 65. STICKER SHOCK! Also has a terrible…read moreselection compared to say, Giant Eagle. People that shop here are rich white people that have money to burn. I used to live in Ashtabula. I don't have a car so I use Country Neighbor to get around. I take one of my two non-medical personal rides to go back to G.E. once a month. The same amount of money will get you twice the volume in groceries, plus they have a good selection of seafood! Do not shop here unless you're in a bind and only need a few items!

What a gem of a small town market. If you are expecting big box chain stores, then of course you…read morewill be disappointed. But this is a small town and this is where the locals shop. I was delighted with everything from the nice deli/bakery to the wide selections of adult beverages. Prices are comparable to the smaller stores I shop at in Columbus. The staff were all friendly and the store was as clean as it's name. Try their roasted chicken from the deli. It was moist and not greasy at all. And their donuts! to die for. Made these two have very happy mornings with their cups of coffee.

The one kid that works there needs to be talked to about customer service. He is rude and tried to…read moreact intimidating for no reason. There is no world where slamming your fists on the counter and cracking your knuckles is an appropriate way to talk to customers. Not sure why he feels it is necessary to do that, but I have had similar experiences with him doing slightly different things to me during check out. The prices aren't good enough to make me want to deal with that. If it happens again, I am just not going to shop there.

The cashier kept my change, I payed 30$ for a 24$ bill and she didn't give any change back. I asked…read morefor it and she look at me like I was stupid, she ignored me and started helping the next customer.DO NOT SHOP HERE!

A wonderful, CHARMING, local store that will remind you of childhood if you grew up in a small…read moretown. The first two things you'll notice is the excellent mid-century design of the sign outside (some are inside too - keep an eye out) and the exceptionally friendly greeting upon your arrival. There's no self check outs or disgruntled big box store "greeters" here; just genuine local folk who are happy to see you (even us out of towners). For how small the store is there is a wide variety of just about everything you need and then some things that you don't "need" but certainly want, like the donuts. I visited over the holiday and couldn't resist the clearance holiday socks. Who knew?! I found many items that I was having trouble locating at larger, more prominent grocery stores. If you're shopping for tofu you'll be out of luck, but I am willing to overlook that due to the overall charm and convenience. Shopping just isn't like this everywhere anymore. Do yourself a favor and pick up as many groceries as you can all while shopping small and local.

Reminds of the market we shopped when I was little. Nice produce and meat selection, but the bakery…read moreand deli alway win for me. The frosting for the cake rivals most of the cakes I've had in my life. Danishes are delishish and the chocolate peanut butter gobs... well shhhhhh keep those a secret. Prices are okay. It's convenient, you don't need to ride to wm or ge. Shop small. It's a good store.

Knowingly selling prohibited items to underage. Intentionally avoiding cameras by having underage…read morekids move to the back to make purchases. Just caught my son for the 3rd time with items HE got from the store personally. Parents beware.

This is probably one of the best places I have ever been to get wings. They are huge, crispy, and…read moredelicious. Only down side is that they need more flavors. But I'm very happy with the cajun. Great all around store with a friendly staff. It's a convenience store with a small hot food kitchen. You can even get vape stuff there. Everything is reasonably priced too.

A small store outside Greenville that's worth the drive.(less than 4 miles out of town) They have…read morehot and cold hogies and a bunch of different sides to choose from. Excellent lunch meats besides their hogies. I would Recommend this place and I like to spend my money with a local small town business. Give them a try if you enjoy a very fresh and good tasting sammich. With today's prices this is a great buy. That's my opinion Make your own...

Great service and the subs are the best we drive over there just for the subs !! Wide variety of…read moremeats and cheeses for everyone's taste.

Great little store, very clean, sells Walnut Creek products, bulk foods, has a wonderful deli, and…read moremore. However, thename is no longer Windy Knoll but "M & L Market". There have been new owners for about 3 years.

Byler's Grocery Store is Amish-owned, so it has no website or phone number…read more This grocery store is located in the basement of an Amish family's house. The store is much smaller than most "English" grocery stores, but it has some foods that I was interested in. As I shopped around, I saw Amish-made foods such as maple syrup, flour, rice, pancake mix, beans, noodles, jam, jelly, sugar, honey, and gelatin. Surprisingly, I also saw some English foods such as Doritos, Twix, Miracle Whip, Heinz Ketchup, Mountain Dew, and Kool Aid! In addition, I saw hygiene products such as soaps and shampoos, health products such as herbal medicines, and cleaning products such as bleach and paper towels. I bought Amish popcorn, pancake mix, and elderberry jelly. I thought that they all tasted good.

amazing service! always so patient and kind. the donuts are amazing, and I do not mind going in…read morethere at all!

Ray's Market is a favorite. I believe in supporting small businesses when possible and don't buy…read moremeat from Walmart. This meat department deserves its great reputation. The subs are also fabulous!

This pharmacy does not go above and beyond, they go way beyond that!! My mother has been in and out…read moreof the hospital numerous times since she first had COVID. She has had many med changes each time. The pharmacy has redone her med packs each time with the changes making it so much easier on me (and safer). The delivery drivers are awesome. On a 92 degree day, one driver even brought her a cold drink! I can't say enough about these guys. Really!