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August 2024 by Shade 85
If you look up dog friendly stores this store comes up, employees have came up to me & said if my dog is a medical aid I should have a leash & when I do they are eyeing me, this is against hippa protects people from a violation like this. They are very unprofessional & I have shopped there for years, my dog is by my side unless I give her permission to she don't bother other customers.
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August 2024 by Sonia “Cher” Hackman
The pharmacy ppl are; friendly and will help you out if you have any questions. They really act like they care about you. Also you don't have to set an wait long and your in an out shopping for your other needs. But on other hand found a needle laying on ground today open no lid or cap think that's sad.
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August 2024 by James Howard
Do not waste your time with their deli. Laziest most worthless workers around
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June 2024 by Bryan Avalos
Alright
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April 2024 by Marianne Ainscough
Never seen the bathrooms look like anything but a murder scene.
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December 2023 by Beth Duncan
The lady that works at the self checkouts is so helpful! ( This was Thursday afternoon)
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December 2023 by Koga Lamento
Pretty sure me and my partner were profiled by the self check-out associate in training (yesterday, 12:15p). Walked up to us out of nowhere, scanned something and said she wasn't sure why the register went down and to go to another register. We were already almost done checking out! The register was working just fine before she scanned what she did. Her and the other associate then laugh amongst each other as we asked what happened to our register. The immediate associate would've even acknowledge our questions as to what she scanned. We were fine, why bother us and not even give us a reason? Bad associate training, and if this is the way that management wishes customers to be handled, it's appalling. At least train your employees to be polite if you don't trust your customers. Also, maybe ease up on micro-searching your younger crowds orders. I likely won't be the only one complaining, and this isn't the only location that people are complaining about this bad policy.
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October 2023 by Johann Gustafsenn
We were there a few days ago and I usually figure a good visit there is four star, but Melissa at the self-checkout lanes put it over the top. We had a fist full of paper coupons and she was fantastically helpful when a couple didn't work correctly, because computers. We like the new layout of the store and I believe the aisles are wider now after the store reset. I'm not a big fan of self checkout, but we use them everywhere to check the prices as we go. Everything was correct, which was nice. Now get rid of the weight sensors at the self area, they are just annoying. I dislike shopping but this visit was okay. And lastly, as firstly, Melissa was great.
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October 2023 by Curtis D. Huff
Only place I care to shop... cheaper than Walmart and Aldi and fresher foods
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October 2023 by Ray's Forgotten Treasures
Easy peasy experience
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October 2023 by Howard Trapp
Good service
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October 2023 by Bethany Villanueva
Friendly staff
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October 2023 by Becky Loudermilk
Fairly good
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September 2023 by Drew S.
I've had it up to here with this app; it needed an update like yesterday! I typed out a whole message, took a quick detour to do a Google search, and poof, it all vanished into thin air. Can you believe this nonsense?Now, let's talk about the complete farce with my fuel points. I attempted to use them, and what did I get in return? A pathetic 3 cents off per gallon, just like every Tom, Dick, and Harry out there. No options, no flexibility, no 10 cents off a gallon, even though I should've rightfully had it. They swindled me out of a whopping 700 points! I demand those points back, and I want them on a silver platter in the form of a $20 fuel gift card or store credit. And let's not forget the extra six bucks I had to fork over for my 20 gallons at 70 cents a pop.But wait, there's more! Brace yourselves for the colossal screw-up that was my recent delivery order. Out of the 350 different single bottle drinks I ordered, a mere pitiful 60 were actually available. But that's not the kicker. A mind-boggling 60% of the drinks that were "out of stock" were temporarily absent in every aspect except reality in reality they were in stock available but blatantly ignored ("selective vision" is what my ophthalmologist thought could have been the cause"), oh no! They were like unicorns - non-existent! Can you wrap your head around this absurdity? 20 unique UPC's 20 completely different items didn't even have at least one single bottle. And just to confirm the sheer audacity and dishonesty, I stormed down to the store in person, and voilà! Every single out-of-stock item magically reappeared. upon arrival only 20 minutes after my delivery the shelves were stocked to the brim, and my precious time was squandered. I've got evidence of this laziness which should be a come to Jesus moment for jay c and all of its other brands!I tell you, JayC has royally bungled this one. And what's their excuse? "It wasn't us, it was Instacart." Well, I couldn't care less whose fault it is; I want that driver fired and safe flares in place to prevent this meager amateur service from ever getting to decide on what they "feel" like picking. Because you know what KAREN! I "feel" like you owe all the family's that went thirsty at the Anchor House because of your feelings an apology because that 400 some odd dollar hold jay c put on my card and held for 4 days when I only got 60$ worth of drinks! That was 400$ worth of life saving replenishment that prevented me from acquiring the necessary extra electrolyte rehydration they those in need so desperately needed! I the demand compensation for this migraine-inducing ordeal: a $20 gas card for the fuel points debacle, a $40 gas card or store gift card to cover my stolen delivery fee, the extra gas I wasted on this wild goose chase to uncover their deceit, the underserved tip, the delivery order fee, and another tip to replace those phantom items and if the store is feeling generous the interest I now have to bear on my credit card that is supposed to be for emergencies!Here's a brilliant thought - if the store can smoothly handle my items for pickup, why can't they do the same for delivery? Take a leaf out of Walmart's playbook and start "picking" orders before the drivers even set foot inside. For the love of all things sensible, seal those bags to ward off tampering or theft.Oh, and let's not forget the laughable paper bags for pickup. A staggering fifteen out of thirty-six paper bags gave up the ghost, and there I was, playing a twisted game of bottle pickup, tallying over 150 scattered bottles. Ask in the app if we want paper or plastic because everyone knows what AssUMe means and boy was I reminded of how O' so true that acronym is!!!If, by some slim chance, you reckon you're not responsible for this downright unacceptable service, then do us all a favor and pass this fiery letter over to Instacart. Let them be held accountable. I didn't sign up f
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August 2023 by Nick Schroeder
Not very crowded this afternoon. Picked up some lettuce varieties for making salads and they had some fresh tomatoes. Pretty good deal on frozen shrimp which will be on the barbecue very soon.
