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  • It's been a year since Michael Symon cut the ribbon at this Giant Eagle Superstore. We've been coming here for special, rare-to-find ingredients. My weekly go-to grocer still remains Whole Foods for its devoted organic selections. I supplement WF with Miles Farmers Market, Trader Joe, Cam Asia Supermarket, Heinens, Italian & Indian import stores. Still there are ingredients can only be found at this Giant Eagle. Why would a celebrity chef grand open a brand like Giant Eagle? Because technically this is a different "banner" of this retailer. A Market District aims at higher end foodie clientele than your regular GE. I'll give you a few examples: - Organic Guanciale: a required ingredient for Carbonara. You can substitute with Pancetta but...it's really not the same. And it's organic non the less! I need them to carry this inventory forever. Fellow Yelper foodies please help encourage them! can't find this anywhere, whole foods, trader joes, Heinen, Alecsi's, Molisana's. The latter two are Italian specialty stores - Passion fruit: only seen it at Whold Foods Woodmere, sometimes with limited number of inventory (like 4 fruits to pick from, all under riped). The inventory here is satisfactory. Same price tag as WF. - Star fruit: only seen it occasionally at Whold Foods Woodmere and Cam Asia - Trumpet mushroom: only seen it at Cam Asia supermarket, about 10 minutes away. There are other rare to find mushroom too. - Perch: can't find at Whole Foods, the reason being "we can't find reliable source that conforms to our standard". - staff quality: the reason I dislike Giant Eagle in general is because there has been a very high rate of error made at check out point, by the cashiers specifically. Much higher than WF. Most of my WF cashiers can correctly identify my "exotic" ingredients. So this review really is a comparison of grocers in the nearby area. This Market District is my go-to store when I have special ethnic voids that can't be fulfilled by WF.
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