“I love this new store! So close to my house and so convenient. The precut fruit is amazing here and of course everyone loves a good holiday sandwich with the famous Dutch crunch bread. The staff here is amazing!”
“This store is for the hard working under paid ! Prices say it all! And the success of this employee owned company that shares there profits with the workers that make it successful. Lower prices for groceries then any other large scale grocery chains. Proof I think that merging companies absolutely does not make lower prices for customers. WinCo beats them all ! And does it all by them self's! Kroger is a good example. Buy six party size bags of chips or mustard and get 1 free or half off. And don't forget the digital coupons! Shit I forgot my phone in the car damn. So much for the .50 eggs. Keeping track of paper adds and one day sales,must buy 3 gallons milk to save a couple dollars , 3 or 4 cases coke etc to get discounted or free one, oh and then the tricky all mighty digital coupons prices that trick you into thinking you getting a super deal. WinCo they just don't mess Found with all the tricky consumer comics. They have the lowest prices with no BS. Just saying find out for your self and shop at WinCo, convenient hrs too. They don't close. Doors on ether end always open. No walking to the wrong end of store and the doors you came in on are locked up. Merged giant company's cost jobs and deplete and take out competition once they're gone prices go back up. WinCo isn't greedy like others that blame higher prices on inflation like on local milk,eggs,butter. Just keep up with all greedy companies. Our local products are not tariffed and a dollar more diesel a gallon does not hurt reginal and local or long haul carriers so much as they blame it all on! A truck load of groceries go up by thousands $ when reality is the semi truck cost coast to coast up 6 or 7 hundred. It's all greed. Shop WinCo Sorry I got a bit carried away people!”
“I had a really rough week and wanted to pick up sandwiches for me and my poor sister (who has the flu) after locking myself out of work and dropping my busted car off at the shop all in 1 morning. When I got to the counter, I realized there was something weird about my sandwich order and called my sister to double check. Jodi (I am sure I'm spelling her name wrong) at the sandwich counter heard my confusion on the phone, and stopped to check on me. I told her there were twice as many sandwiches in my bag than I wanted and it looked like the order got duplicated. She dropped everything she was doing to help me. Together we looked for a manager to help. While we were looking, Jodi got asked a question by another customer and helped them quickly and efficiently. She was extremely friendly and handled the question with grace and patience despite being busy with me. We fixed the mistake and I only paid for the 2 sandwiches I wanted. Shout out to Jodi for that because I'm about to be broke after I pick my car up. I hope someone behind the counter got the extra 2 sandwiches for lunch :) This story is just one of many good ones I have about interactions with employees at this location. I come here often because it's down the street from my office. The customer service is always incredible, and the store is always extremely clean. Thank you all!!”
“Best produce in town. Strange check out procedures is the only reason I don't give 5 stars. Rarely do they have more than 1 check out open. The lines get long”
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