Lucky's Market Concord

"So disappointed. Barely anyone around. Waited 10 minutes to get waited on at the meat counter. Cashier was so indifferent. Not a hello, hi, or KMA. Maybe a group of teenagers running the store isn’t such a good idea."

"It's a small grocery store. I needed an electric cart, and there were only two (mine died about 100 feet into the store). It was a little expensive, but it was the only store around here. The staff was very friendly and helpful."

"What a terrific find! Was going to Chardon when I saw Lucky's and stopped in. Fantastic selection of fresh fish, meats, poultry and made to order meals! Their made to order sandwiches are unmatched at the value for the price! The produce was all lined up in a very orderly fashion! Too bad I am down in Wooster or I would be there every week! Keep up the great work!"

"Very clean store with a wide variety of product including a full-service sandwich shop, sushi bar, kitchen, and bakery, deli and seafood counters. Pricing could use some work, but that can be ignored with all the services and the employees. The employees here are very helpful, friendly, efficient, and professional!"

"Lucky's looks like a great addition to the Concord area. There was a wide variety of produce and everything looked very fresh. Good selection of beers and wine, as well as cheeses. There was an area where you can get hot sandwiches made fresh to order. The deli area featured Boar's Head meats. There was a nice selection of fresh seafood and meat. Rotisserie chickens were available for I think $6.99 and $5 on Wednesdays. The store also had a sushi area and a grab and go area that had things like pasta salad or a bagged dinner for two for $14.99 featuring meatloaf and brussel sprouts. I also noticed the front corner of the store had an apothecary section. I also liked that they feature products from the local area, for example I noticed Cleveland Kraut, Ohio City Pasta, and ready to cook pizzas that I think were from The Tremont area. For me the only real disappointment was the bakery area. The store that used to be here had a fantastic in-house bakery that I loved. Most of the bakery items I saw were more prepackaged or some were in smaller packages from some local places but nothing that really caught my eye as much as what I was used to in the former store. The only other disappointment for me was that I did not notice any employees wearing masks although the cashiers at least had a sneeze guard type thing at the checkout."