“After shopping and checking out, my girlfriend and I forgot to grab the bathroom mat (main purpose of our trip)! I called the store and the worker Gary recognized me and held it until I was able to come back. He was beyond helpful and professional! Will absolutely come back again!”
“The code red here is absolutely dashing! I see why the Prophet likes to frequent this fine establishment. Really makes me feel at home whenever I'm here, especially how all the employees are wearing only the finest traditional Agarthan robes. I can sense the frequencies between the aisles and can tell your defences against the 5g rays and fluoride are up to date according to Agarthan OSHA Regulations. If I could rate this place a secret 6th star I would, but I think you have enough stars in this structure to light up the whole Agarthan sky on MD Day. May you have a blessed day and always remember the Great One sees all and he sees the work you have done. Live long and prosper my fellow Star Children. p.s. I swear I seen in the bathroom a portal to the enchanted forest, an old man with a funny little mustache offered me pastries but I declined them, not falling for that one again! But just thought you might want to be aware that there is something up with that bathroom and it should probably be checked. I didn't get any readings of 5g or fluoride as I was sitting upon your throne but I don't think you want your customers, or employees for that matter, accidentally slipping in and being transported to the middle of the enchanted forest. Maybe put up a do not slip sign, that might fix that problem. Edit 1: this place, it has something about it, something makes me come back here all the time. Today I visited 7 times, all at different times of the day, I don't even remember getting in my choice of transportation and engaging my way to here. This place, it pulls you in, almost like once you acknowledge it, it has you in its grasps. But those grasps are oddly calming and familiar, like the feeling of being held by one's mother, a sense of belonging that I've long forgotten. Dollar General, I will be back once the sun dawns another day on the land, I thirst for your warm and loving embrace, a thirst I must hold till morn' when your mechanical arms of glass and steel open once more beckoning me inside. I cannot resist. No one can resist.”
“I absolutely love this Aldi store!! It is such a nice manageable size and carries just about everything I need. Great staff and selection. This is by far my favorite Aldi store.”
“There prices aren't as good as other places around but they seem to have a good variety and often slightly higher quality items than you might find elsewhere.”
“Love the cappacino - so good! I'm not a coffee drinker, so I realize it's not the cappacino a person would get at a coffee shop, i don'tcare; I like it! Melissa is always friendly! The store is always clean. You can pump gas first and pay inside after.”
“They always have everything we need at a great price. Great service and the store is always neat and clean with lots of room to move around in. Thank you to the whole staff. ?”
“I was able to get injera. Which I love. The customers and the owners were super friendly and super helpful. I will definitely go back. I appreciate them helping me find recipes to try that are Ethiopian.”
“I come here for the prices. They are the best. The Hmong cashier that work in the morning is also the best too with good customer service skills and he is friendly. Deserve a raise in my opinion. That's what keep me coming back here.”
“I was checked out by Jeff. I bought some makeup and dog treats. He was so sweet and funny definitely needs some praise or recognition. Definitely coming back if I need anything from dollar general again.”
“Cub grocery stores around the Twin Cities are exceptionally generous. They allow food trucks and small businesses to park in their lots to do business. Of course, they are parked furthest away from the actual store, but the support is nice to see. When you see a review from me for a Cub store, chances are that I am here to support a local business. It was the case a few Saturdays ago. I was back to pick up two bottles of Fire and Ice Pickles. Michelle is the woman behind this fine business. It was my second time ordering from her.The waiting list is a good month to get your pickles. I lucked out with my timing. She had a few pickup locations. I had arrived in town on a Friday. She had a pickup date on Saturday. It was at this Cub store in Blaine. The window was between 3 and 4 pm.I had no problem finding this Cub store. I was coming from Coon Rapids, so my drive was ten minutes. This Cub store is in a rather vast plaza. The store is wide. It also has a pharmacy. There was plenty of parking just after 3 pm. It was moderately busy.It was easy finding her vehicle with her company's logo on flags. She is a nice woman. She remembered that I stayed in Bloomington the first time that I bought a bottle of her amazing pickles. I was in Eagan this time.I paid with cash. She bottled and packaged my jars of pickles nicely. She worked until 4 am to get all orders ready for this day. I was up till 4 am as well, coming down from the Minnesota Wild winning game 3 of the first round of playoffs.She said that if I needed more pickles, to let her know. She would expedite my order because I "came so far," which was super sweet of her. When I ordered my first bottle of pickles, I consumed them within a day. They are that yummy. They are tangy, sweet, garlicky, with heat. So good!I was a bit better pacing myself with my two bottles of pickles. I ate them before my trip was over. Delicious! They make regular pickles seem so boring.I appreciate that she has Cub pickup locations around the Twin Cities. It allows me to discover new places that I've never been to. I can also figure out where Cub stores are that I could potentially shop at someday!(130)”
“The cashiers are nice the store is clean. I find what I need and they are willing to order cases of things or tins they don't normally carry they catered food for a business meeting and everything was fresh it looked great and tasted good.”
“I enjoy coming to this store. I know where everything is and seems like they always have it stocked. The people that work here our super helpful and always ask how my day is. I love friendly and nice environment! Only thing I notice is sometimes there will be long lines and 1 worker but it be like that somedays. Over all good place”
“Bought a new cookbook and wanted to try a recipe. So sam L works in the produce in the morning, and I asked him if he knew what bean sprouts were. The shelf was empty, hew ran back and found some for me. He is such a pleasant person, very informational about fruits and vegetables. I really appreciate his help. Great job, sam, keep up the good work. Thank you Sam L”
“This is mostly based on the Grocery Pickup vs inside the store as I love that they have the option to order items online. Though I can't accurately comment on the substitutions and "out of" items once I head to the store, my most recent trip was a disappointment. My new items in my cart didn't transfer over to my already made order, despite being within the timeframe (this has happened 3 times so far) I'm hoping the new app will be better! I found out some items weren't available, though several alternative options were still available, the hardest part was going inside the store right after only to see those items were actually available. Or the substitutes made were face palm worthy. Out of a very small order I had "cheddar brats" and a pack of hotdog buns. The brats were unavailable, but they made up for the buns by giving me double! I now have 16 buns and nothing to put them in.....? Time for a bun casserole!! Keep in mind, this is as of COVID so I understand things happen... I'm thankful enough with having the option in the first place, and for the no contact when picking them up. Given the craziness the store was decently clean. It was so nice to see an employee wiping off the carts for customers to grab on the way in. That they were protected with PPE as well as the cashiers having shields up in place. Big kudos for all the signs around the store reminding people to stay 6 ft away, as well as guides of "enter this way" and "do not enter" at the opposite end. Theres no way you can miss all the signs and warnings up. What I am disappointed in: my fellow people. We are lucky enough to have stores open so we don't starve or can get items we need..... why oh why do people not follow the guides? Constantly people were going down the wrong side of the aisle ultimately blocking people in. Grouping together so others can't pass or get out. This is irresponsible. I can see if someone tried to hurry up and grab something, but laziness never wins. It's not just about yourself, think of others. Some of us don't have masks to protect ourselves and need them due to the higher chance of vulnerability, like myself. Trust me when I say I didn't want to be there, but I had others that relied on me to get those items ASAP. Thank you to Walmart for remaining open, the kind workers that still come in to help the community out, for taking extra measures to protect your workers and customers, and for doing the best that you guys can. I'm proud of this store(as well as the others??) for making specific hours for those that are vulnerable. We appreciate you and the hard work doesn't go unnoticed.”
“Staff was super nice and willing to help me search for my purse I had set down somewhere accidentally. After a few minutes of us checking each isles we found it. Thank god lol ?”
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