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“My family has been shopping Hollywood since before I was born. Everyone is super helpful. Prices are higher than other stores but meat is great. Friendly workers and customers alike.”
“Love the fresh food that they have in the mornings but you have to go early because they sell out very fast. Their in-house bread they make there is also amazing! Prices are fair. I'm always a returning customer here.”
“Now that they've done the full changeover from Value Center, they've gone more upscale with their offerings (and prices). That said, it's still a good place to buy meat, and they seem to have a pretty regular selection of marked down products for people who don't mind things nearing their expiration date. They've got a good selection of frozen seafood now, and have installed a sushi bar.”
“I just want to say thank you! I had a tire that needed to be plugged and I came in right as they opened. Was not aware that an appointment was needed. I explained my situation and the technician was very accommodating. I really appreciate what she did.”
“I really like bj s. They have so many coupons n good deals. I got .50 cents off a gallon on already cheap price for gas for spending $150 i was already going to spend.”
“Finishing my story......
I was happy when those ladies in the wheel chairs allowed me to tag along behind them, pushing a cart and grabbing the items they needed. It made me feel useless when they didn't need my help because out of all the people that came in acting helpless, these that clearly looked like they needed help, needed none. I look up to these ladies, SUPER STARS in book. But the moral of this long story....
Don't come in these stores being rude and nasty to retail workers. They are not robots, they have feelings too, treat them how you want to be treated. Treat the store's how you treat you home and how you expect visitors to treat your space. And know, some people really like working in retail but hate it because of the customers. If you came to shop, do that and don't expect the emplyees to do it for you. Your job is find what you came in for. Their job is to give you a smile, small convo, make sure the store is fully stocked, cleaned and recovered so your shopping experience is easy and quick. Quick not being, telling you where every item is on your list. Take a second and think about how you would feel to work 8 hours, 5-6 days a week and every 5 minutes you have to say yeah, let me show you, yeah aisle 4 in the back of the store. Just thinking about that drains me. And these workers are not getting paid what they are worth. Some are barely making $13 a hour. That's nothing compared to all the work they do daily. Let's not walk right in the door looking for a emplyee to ask where something is. Instead, let's walk in the door looking at signs and looking for a employee to day hi to and keep it pushing. When you come in these stores treat employees and the building with respect. You'll deal with happier emplyees, have a more pleasant experience, get items marked down without issues and leave happier. (If that what you came in for. Some come in for drama so I'm not talking to y'all. Be safe and have a good one everyone.”
“Always well-stocked and organized.
I love the 15 minute parking spots for when I'm just running in for a moment. There are plenty of self-checkouts!
2025: lots of changes happening and they're for the best
2026: Renovations on the inside; even an upgrade to the Drive-Thru”
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“My friend brought me here and the tacos are amazing. By expectation, if you are walking into a convenience store and you see a restaurant inside, you already know the food is going to be amazing. You go up to the counter, pick what you want, and take a seat and your food will arrive. Simple, easy, tasty, will come again.”