“My mother lives in Woodward, so I come visit a couple times a year. The choices for grocery shopping are a 24-hour Wal Mart Super Center (booooo!) and this place. Of the two, my choice is the employee-owned United Supermarket. The place is laid out pretty well -- better than the HEBs we have in Texas. The prices are comparable to any other grocery store, so no definitely no complaints to be had there. The selection is decent for a small northwest Oklahoma grocery store, and a lot of items in their $1/discounted section aren't just generic/store brand, so I get to stock up on hot sauces, disposable salt and pepper shakers, lint removers, and other odds and ends. There's a deli on one end, with hot service, and a seating area for folks who come in and grab breakfast or lunch, so I like the sense of community that fosters. There is a pretty good selection of meat and fish, all appearing fresh and affordable. The produce selection is fresh and reasonably-priced. There's also a pharmacy, where folks can come in and get their prescriptions filled while they shop. So, if you have to shop for groceries in Woodward, from a consumer point of view, between Wal Mart and United, go United. Any price differential is balanced by not having to shop at Wal Mart. And of the two Uniteds in town, I prefer this one to the one on Oklahoma Avenue.”
Money Transfers
Money Transfers
Money Transfers
Money Transfers
Money Transfers
Money Transfers
“My mother lives in Woodward, so I come visit a couple times a year. The choices for grocery shopping are a 24-hour Wal Mart Super Center (booooo!) and this place. Of the two, my choice is the employee-owned United Supermarket. The place is laid out pretty well -- better than the HEBs we have in Texas. The prices are comparable to any other grocery store, so no definitely no complaints to be had there. The selection is decent for a small northwest Oklahoma grocery store, and a lot of items in their $1/discounted section aren't just generic/store brand, so I get to stock up on hot sauces, disposable salt and pepper shakers, lint removers, and other odds and ends. There's a deli on one end, with hot service, and a seating area for folks who come in and grab breakfast or lunch, so I like the sense of community that fosters. There is a pretty good selection of meat and fish, all appearing fresh and affordable. The produce selection is fresh and reasonably-priced. There's also a pharmacy, where folks can come in and get their prescriptions filled while they shop. So, if you have to shop for groceries in Woodward, from a consumer point of view, between Wal Mart and United, go United. Any price differential is balanced by not having to shop at Wal Mart. And of the two Uniteds in town, I prefer this one to the one on Oklahoma Avenue.”