Cleveland Market

Nice neighborhood market filled with essentials... yes, beer and wine... but other sundries as well! I recently went in a bought a nice bottle of Malbec for a great price. I also purchased some health products and some foods which I don't find in other small convenience stores. This is a great little local shop to grab a quick few things in between yourmajor shopping excursions at the bigger grocery stores. The store is laid out nicely, it's clean and well stocked and organized. Catherine, the cashier up front, is pleasant, efficient and accommodating! And the owner was friendly as well. It was a pleasure stopping into this nostalgic market and I love supporting local businesses too! Win win!!

Wonderful local market, big beer and wine selection, tons of frozen food (try the samosas - but don't you dare take the last box from me!) desserts (nightingale sandwiches and king of pops!), all kinds of drinks and energy drinks, plus they've got the essentials (bathroom goods, cereals, ramen, soup, sauces, etc). They even have a request list and will keep what you want in stock! Fantastic employees and great prices! Plus you can bring your dog in! Seriously check this place out!

If you really hungry and you don't want to spend a lot of money, One Stop is the way to go. Excellent food, good price. They have a good breakfast and steak and cheese. People are very friendly.

I noticed a few reviews on here focused on the beer selection, which is very nice. However, there is something that was not mentioned that I hold dear...the wine selection. It is fantastic! I stop in the market on a fairly regular basis to grab a bottle. The have a little something for every pallet.Other things of note, I have found the staff there to be amazingly friendly. Perfect for a neighborhood store. I feel like when I walk into a place like that in my neighborhood I want to feel like I am speaking to a neighbor, and I do.I overheard a guy (I assume a manager type of owner) telling a customer that their goal is to have fresh ingredients available so that you could actually cook a meal. Maybe not any meal, but a meal. And I think they are really holding to that with some fresh produce and meats, potted herbs, and a fine selection of dry goods.And did I mention the wine!

I am so glad some folks decided to renovate what was a dingy little store. Now on the corner of Cleveland and W. Franklin we have a wonderful little market that is a beer lovers dream. The manager, Jen, takes great pride in her beer cooler, offering selections from all over the land. Want to see something that is not in the store, just ask Jen and she can see about getting it for you. She is trying to tailor the store to the community's needs. As far as food goes, you will find a nice selection of snacks and staples, some of which are organic. There are some prepared foods as well as coffee and teas to go. As I have stopped in a couple of times since they opened, they look to be slowly evolving, finding their niche regarding what folks want and need in a neighborhood corner market. So, skip the 711 down the way and come over and see Jen and her people. They will take care of you and send you on your way with some quality goods.

This is a review primarily of the beer selection. It was excellent. A very well edited selection of some very good and not easy to find beers.The guy behind the counter was also helpful when I asked about neighborhood restaurants. But then I remembered I have yelp.

Great little store - perfect little neighborhood convenience store with all the staples and a good beer selection. The owner is super nice and is usually there to greet you.

Every staff member is friendly, they have a solid beer selection, and cool daily specials (even tho I rarely get trivia Tuesday discount). Its not a big shop, but they have a decent amount of other items. Conveniently across from Franklin Inn

Fantastic beer and wine selection. They actually have a really solid selection of food too. You can literally make an authentic Italian appetizer with the stock they have.

I love neighborhood markets, so when I saw a writeup in Style Weekly on the opening of this place a few months back, I was excited to check it out. I had mixed feelings after my visits. I liked the products and the layout; there is a lot of stuff (beer, coffee, pastries, c-store products, etc.) in a nicely renovated, small space that doesn't feel crowded. However, I was underwhelmed by the customer service. I just didn't feel like the person behind the counter really cared if I was there or not. We all have bad days, so I'll be going back to give this place another opportunity to prove itself.