Toledo Food Market — Attraction in Toledo

1st time there in over 5+ years. It's pricey so it's only on sale shopping from me. Check the expiration date on what you buy. It's expired shelf items even some in the meat section. Meat quality is questionable. The disabled and handicap equipment that's provided is broken or neglected. The electric cart was plugged in not charging with no power in the AM. The staff watched a older woman with a cast up to her knee and cain unplug then get on the cart place all of her belongings on it then watch her try to get it to move knowing it wasn't going to. Two male staff started laughing and the others just ignored her. I told I would get what you need just stay there and make a list. I also got her cell phone number if I had a question. I got everything but the meat and had a laughing guy help carry it out. I gave her food delivery information to get her meat and order from. Selling expired food at full price is a place I don't trust. Mistreatment of an older, disabled or handicap person should be instant...

I giving no stars and I will never shop here again. The cashier MEGAN was very unprofessional and need training on customer service. I got a marked down item and she yelling in the store to the manager about the item being 99 cents saying I put the 99 cent sticker on because the item wasn’t expired so it couldn’t be that price and I told it’s more over there at the same sticker still after the manager said yes it’s that price still been rude and eye rolling saying I had to make sure like I really put a sticker on it. I told her I hope she gets employee of the year she tells me to get out and that’s exactly what I did after I got my money so be CAREFUL it you get marked down items and I’m not sure but I believe stores can’t sale expired food but I’m...

The prices that are posted aren't always adjusted to the cashier's scanner.Thus overcharging (buyer beware). This happened to myself today. And THEN there is the "NO" price on a lot of items. So if you're in doubt on the price take a whole bunch of products up to the cashiers that don't have a price Make them price check and if you don't, let them are their employees reshelf the items. Maybe up enough people do this then they will be fair and upfront and not make a person wonder what the price is going to be when they get to the checkout counter. A lot of people don't care especially people with food stamps I don't get stamps. When you work for your money and have to pay for products then you have a greater appreciation for the dollars...