Paul's Fruit Markets is a locally-owned grocery, deli, produce store with a history dating to the…read more1890's, when the founder trucked his locally farmed fruits and vegetables to the local open-air market. There are 4 Paul's Markets in Louisville, and I am fortunate to live very close to the Middletown location, which opened in 1996. Every summer the outdoor area is chock full of beautiful flowering plants, both annual and perennial varieties. The plants today were lush, healthy, and absolutely stunning. They were priced in line with the local nursery that we most frequent, which is a bit higher than the big box stores. However, as with most things, you get what you pay for. The grocery has a wonderful deli that includes a hot bar and a wide variety of prepared sandwiches, pastas dishes, salads, and deserts. The salad selection was extensive. I opted for a cobb salad that included chicken, bacon, egg, tomatoes, lettuce, blue cheese crumbles and dressing! It was a steal for only $6.99 and absolutely delicious. I chose the honey mustard dressing and it was a chef's kiss! Throughout the grocery area one will find a lot of specialty items such as several types of gluten-free breads, seasonal fruits, regional candies, and much, much more. Paul's is a great place to grab a lunch that is far healthier than the plethora of fast-food options for just a couple more dollars!

So my baby wanted these mango cream cups I make for her and she loves roasted pears.. so had to…read morepick up the fruit. It was very good. Minus how much trouble the mango pits gave me. Hell they gave me hell lol freeze the strawberries and grate them and blend with ice the. The rest is just putting into the cored mango skins. Always freeze them... lol but the fruit was delicious it came together perfectly

Kroger Middletown is one I often avoid - it feels so big and the parking lot is insane, but today…read moreit was most convenient. They have a fantastic selection of gift cards and I found what I'd hoped to buy. We also loved walking through the deli for sleepover treats. There were several markdowns too amongst the tables and refrigerators, making it fun to nab a bargain. This is a massive shopping spot. You'll want for nothing ... a lot of self checkouts were open; however, we were lucky to have Candace take care of us and she was lovely.

This Kroger is convenient to run into when I'm in the Tyler Center Shopping Center for physical…read moretherapy. It is not a large store and doesn't have all the variety I'm use to with the Kroger Marketplace I usually shop at. In fact even without all the extra merchandise like clothes , etc. the shelf space is small enough that for grocery products such as can soup it doesn't have the same choices I can choose from in a larger store. The biggest drawback for me is I usually use a motorized cart because of disability but I have never been able to get one of their two carts that I've been told exist. When I go in here I have to be able to walk to the area of the store my needed item will be in. For most people this store would be perfectly acceptable. For me I really have to decide if I have a true need that I don't want to stop elsewhere for. It is not the most handicap accessible location.

My wife and I visited this place on Shelbyville Rd in Middletown, KY following a feast at a nearby…read morePizza Place. It took me back to my undergraduate days with all the spiritual offerings associated with a relaxing chill vibe. The place is rather cramped but offers an array of exotics in terms of food products/supplements, spices, clothing, scented oils, health/wellness supplies. Definitely worth a regular visit. Peace and love, my children.

My all time favorite health supply store. The staff is always friendly and helpful…read more I've pictured my go-to body lotion below and have used it for 2 years and it is absolutely the BEST lotion I've ever used.

I recently stopped by Aldi and overall had a solid experience, with a few things worth noting for…read morefuture shoppers. The store itself was very clean and well-maintained. The aisles were organized, easy to navigate visually, and everything felt freshly stocked. The seasonal section was a highlight -- most of the items were grouped together, which made browsing simple. That said, not everything seasonal was in one place. Some seasonal items, like refrigerated goods and flowers, were spread throughout the store, so it took a little extra effort to find everything. Checkout was quick and efficient, and I loved that they accept Apple Pay -- always a plus for convenience. One thing to know before you go: you do need to bring your own bags. If you forget, they do have options -- paper bags for about $0.12 and reusable bags for under $1 -- which is actually pretty affordable, but still something to keep in mind. From an accessibility standpoint, there's definitely room for improvement. During my visit, there was only one motorized scooter available, which can be limiting for customers who rely on them. If it's already in use, there aren't many alternatives, and combined with some of the item placement throughout the store, it made navigating a bit more difficult than it should be.

I'll be honest here as I always am. I am not a fan of Aldi. I I know a dozen or more people who…read morejust swear by Aldi for pricing. I had a specific item I needed today that my friend says she gets at Aldi and after walking around every aisle I found the pasta section, but it was lackluster as is the entire store. They had no gluten-free noodles in their pasta selection so I figured it had to be in another part of the store m, like a gluten free area, so I asked a uniformed employee who looked like they were putting together a pick up order or something where I could find gluten-free noodles and she hastily pointed to an area in a general direction, I asked "in the same section as the regular noodles?" And she said "yeah if we have any." So I went back and looked again at the pasta section and there were no gluten-free options and certainly not any gluten-free lasagna noodles, which is what the search was for today. It'll likely be my last trip to an Aldi.

So glad I decided to stop in to get the last of the seafood I needed for our thanksgiving dinner…read more Everything came out perfect!! Place is very clean, everyone was so nice and greeted us upon arrival which I love, didn't have any questions because they're on top of it and just give you everything upfront! Which is great! Thanks crew!!

I like the fact that the fish I have gotten here (and at Lori's; they bought Lori's last year) is…read morealways really fresh. I really like that I can now walk there from my house! Only downside is a couple of times I have gotten halibut that has had a thick piece of tough cartilage. But usually the fish is exceptional. Only other thing is last time we got crab cakes, there was some large pieces of shell in a couple of them. Will address that with them next time I am in.

Cane here on recommendation from a friend. It was packed for lunch, but well worth the wait. I…read morecouldn't decide what I wanted so the server suggested getting it all? I got half a chicken salad and blt sandwiches with a cup of soup, expecting to take one of the halves home. But it was so good, I ate it all! They also have a take out side where you can take home anything on the menu and more.

Opened at 11am , walked in and was sat immediately! Service and staff are always delightful! Food…read morecame out quick! Always love a restaurant that gives you a free basket of bread! Cafe style lunch spot! Both table and booth seating. Does have some outside seating out front. Parking lot for parking. I don't believe they have any alcohol options. Connected to the cafe , is their grab and go area! Perfect lunch spot for a Saturday! Close at 3pm. everyday. Closed on Sunday and Monday.

The Dollar Tree is not really this anyone - as most of us know they are priced at $1.25 and above…read more At times pricing isn't clear, but the store has a price scanner so that you can avoid surprises at their register. My latest favorites that keep me coming back - greeting cards and bags, beauty knock-offs such as facial serums and toners, and flavored or energy drinks. The store is currently stocking up on Christmas decorations. Over the weekend several people were emptying boxes to restock the shelves. Other than boxes waiting to be emptied, I'm impressed the shelves are organized. Years ago products would've been a mess and littering the floor. Friendly, fast service today. Plenty of parking in this shared shopping center.

Worst dollar store in town. Very rude cashier, stuff that's not for sale out on the shelves. If you…read moreneed something specific they might have it, but they're not going to sell it to you.

I come here too often with little to no issues - it's time to update my review and give them a 5…read morestar. It's easy to book vaccines online for myself and other family members. Adding up to 3 types of shots is available. The automated system sends me a text and email confirmation. I also get a reminder beforehand to remind me what time and where to check in. Today I was immediately acknowledged and pointed to the chair for shots. Within 10 minutes I had been vaccinated, put on a brave sticker to celebrate, and received a store coupon. Pick up of meds has also been great. I rarely go through the drive thru. My preference is to park and go inside. I see how many folks are hustling to fill the orders, answer phones, and take care of store customers. When my prescription has been filled I also get text reminders. I so appreciate this because it's easy to forget meds. Private parking lot and fairly easy in and out.

The pharmacists at this store are excellent, as is their customer service, and they fill…read moreprescriptions quickly with little wait time. If you have a complicated pharmacy question, you can get a real person on the phone at this particular pharmacy location; however, that is not the case at other Louisville-Shelbyville area CVS stores, so I ONLY recommend this CVS Pharmacy on Moser Road in Louisville Kentucky, which is the 10490 Shelbyville Road address.

The speedway in Middletown is absolutely horrible. The store is filthy. The cashiers are listening…read moreto rap music that promotes drugs, killing people, gang banging and the vulgar language that comes out while standing there waiting to cash out is appalling. Tonight , I was denied service because they already counted the drawer down to $200 and I couldn't purchase a fountain drink for $.94 so for 30 minutes that store cannot and will not accept cash. Tell me how that is acceptable. That store is in a very busy part of Middletown and that store could be the best gas station if it was ran better and the people that worked there actually cared. It is sad that Speedway store has gone down hill.

The phone number that you try to call to reach this gas station does not work. It is not 24 seven…read morebecause I ran out of gas while having lost my card so I pulled into the speedway and was going to go inside to pay with cash but no attendant was on duty all lights were on and there was sound in the parking lot it looked as if it were open but it was not I waited for about 30 minutes and went to Walgreens. It was seriously ridiculous