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February 2024 by MR. CHAVEZ
ALWAYS NICE SERVICE I GO IN ALMOST ON A DAILY BASIS GREAT PRICES ON SODAS AND CANDY. ITS MORE LIKE A MOM AND POP STORE
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February 2024 by Carleta Holloway
I’ve been in the store a few times but only because of the convenience however I will not be going back. Some things in the store is over priced. Each clerk charged what they want and how they want. You can go in today and get a lollipop for 25 cents and go the next day and it’s 35 cents. Nonetheless this store definitely benefits because there is nothing else close
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January 2024 by Ramona Lil'Egypt
The owners and staff are ALWAYS nice and friendly. The place is cleaner than any other on this side of town and the fried chicken is incredible. They have just about anything you would ever need and even more you’d want.
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January 2024 by Terrance Ornelas
Lots of hemp
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January 2024 by Carla Jackson-Patton
A clean and friendly neighborhood corner store!
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January 2024 by Brian Lyday
Friendly staff. Lots of stuff?
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January 2024 by Bertha Sumpter
Don't like price increase but will continue to shop here. Have a lot of things I can't afford at the regular store. Thank You.
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December 2023 by I love it I love it
Been there last week. This place is nice I like the prices I like the selection of things they sale. Besides the chicken. It's cheap. I love the whole store. Thanks
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November 2023 by THEHARDCORECASUALGAMER
Friendly staff, love shopping here.
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November 2023 by Daniel Edwards
Great service great prices good chicken
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October 2023 by Michaela Mercer
Friendly service clean store wide variety of grocery options and the chicken was delicious
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October 2023 by Kahlab Ester
This is the only grocery-type store in the neighborhood since Sav-a-lot closed without going to a Family Dollar or Dollar General, which requires driving. The prices are higher than normal and rarely marked. My daughter touched something as we were walking out, asking if she could have it, and the clerk yelled at her as if she was stealing; she had already been told no and put it back prior to his accusation. It has been hit and miss on my previous visits, however that was my last.
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October 2023 by Lys Church
This place looks ghetto but the little restaurant in there has the best fried chicken omg ?????
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October 2023 by Justin M
Title: A Critical Review on the Quality and Diversity of Faygo Beverages in a Local Dollar Plus Retail OutletReview:In the contemporary retail landscape, the intersection of consumer goods and socio-economic positioning offers a fertile ground for investigation, particularly in the realm of beverages. This exploration seeks to critically assess the quality and variety of Faygo products within a representative local Dollar Plus store.Faygo, originating from Detroit in 1907, stands not just as a mere beverage but as a testament to consumer culture, regional identity, and brand resilience. Within the confines of the Dollar Plus, an initial observation points towards a diverse assortment of Faygo products. From their signature Rock & Rye to the more avant-garde flavors such as Cotton Candy, the variety is commendable. However, a deeper interrogation is essential to evaluate the quality vis-a-vis this variety.From a qualitative perspective, the Faygo beverages retain a consistent carbonation level and flavor profile, as benchmarked against more premium outlets. The olfactory and gustatory experiences align well with the brand's reputation, implying minimal to no degradation in quality due to the discount retail setting. The packaging, too, adheres to standard industrial norms, negating concerns of compromised integrity or potential contamination.However, from a diversity standpoint, while the variety is appreciable, there's a noticeable absence of some niche flavors which might be readily available in more specialized or larger retail outlets. This could be attributed to the purchasing strategy of discount stores, prioritizing high turnover products over niche varieties.Furthermore, it is imperative to contextualize this observation within the broader socio-economic tapestry. Dollar Plus, catering to a demographic that often seeks cost-effective solutions, might inadvertently be limiting the exposure of its patrons to the full spectrum of Faygo's offerings. While this aligns with the store's economic strategy, from a consumer cultural perspective, it presents an intriguing limitation on product experience based solely on socio-economic consumer positioning.In conclusion, the Dollar Plus offers a commendable range of Faygo products without compromising on quality. Yet, the nuances of retail strategy and socio-economic considerations seem to play a subtle, yet profound, role in dictating the depth of variety available. Future explorations might delve deeper into the economic rationale behind such stocking decisions and its broader implications on consumer choice and brand interaction.
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September 2023 by Rose Schroeder
Very helpful
