JONS International Marketplace

Terrible news - the owners of this John's International market have killed all the large trees in the parking area... They simply took and quartered them... so what you can see on Google Maps now are the last farewell images of these large, mighty trees... Only mutilated trunks without branches remain. But today I learned from the arrogant, self-confident manager that they will get rid of the trunks too, meaning the torture of the trees is not over yet. These are the very trees that have been growing here for a decade, providing people shelter from the scorching sun and, of course, oxygen... I tried to find out why they lied to me earlier that they weren't destroying these trees (yes, the store management said it was done by the city authorities, I contacted the city authorities and they officially replied that it wasn't their doing). The reason is simple - the head manager of the store arrogantly replied that these trees don't belong here because they didn't plant them and that the trees are breaking underground communications. Really? It's hard to imagine a bigger lying . I'm trying to find a way to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. And, at the same time, I'm trying to save these mutilated tree trunks so they have a chance to stay alive and regrow their branches. So, I will no longer buy goods from a store that destroys the environment. An additional reason - this particular John's International market sells goods that are under sanctions and should not be on store shelves. Dirty business for which we pay our money.

Really bad experience with a cashier, she was an absolute un respectful with us. I recommend Jon’s to take care what kind of employee they are putting to serve customers. They should put more attention to their levels of education and also be better prepared with a public relations training.

I like that they have lots of meats and cheeses at the Deli. I hope they bring back more Polish products, especially Almette cheese. Wish they brought Serek Wiejski too. Overall prices are decent and it's fun to try new stuff from various places.

Be careful if you go there. The security watches you intensely. I was accused of stealing a water bottle that I had when I entered the store. I put my water in my pocket because I was tired of carrying it. A store associate saw me doing so and called out to a coworker that I had put a bottle of water in my pocket.

Love the rotisserie chicken here. My favorite. Deli staff are always friendly. Good deals on some days.

Bought a sweet soujouk for my little one and didn’t check it. Came back home, opened it and saw that it is hard and doesn’t look fresh. Got dressed and went back to the store to replace with another one. The check was with me with the time when we were at the store. Less than an hour ago. The manager checked other sweet soujouks on the shelf and they were all fresh, so she turned around to me and said that she doesn’t think we bought it today. This is disgusting to tell to a customer the words meaning “you are lying” and to do it in front of a little kid. Homeless people steal stuff and leave the store freely. I came, paid for my groceries and wanted just to replace one of them (not even to return) and got such a sweet comment… And then we all think about when our country becomes the one we all have it in our memories. Never if we don’t change. 20 years ago a manager would never ever allow himself to say such things to a customer. Sadly.

I was going into buy an item. Security immediately followed me and honestly that made me really uncomfortable. Then followed me down every aisle and then did a scan and kept making eye contact with me. I’m going into a GROCERY STORE?? Kind of racist. Will not be back honestly

Great store. You can find anything you are looking for. From European to Aisan and Middle Eastern products at a very reasonable price