“Parking wasn't as bad. As soon as I entered the store was very clean. My first time at this particular location so was a bit thrown off where everything was. I was greeted with compliments on my locs as well as asking me what I was looking for. After getting the one item I went and looked around and again was asked if I needed any help and they did it with a real smile so kudos on the customer service here. Shelves were fully stocked. It seems like this location had more options than the one in my neighborhood. I can definitely say this one had the best customer service out of the ones I've visited. Cashier that I went to had plenty of knowledge when I asked about products I've never purchased. The wife especially liked this location as well and wants to go back.”
“This is a hidden gem in terms of its location and the food market. I was pleasantly surprised with their wines they get from local suppliers. I had the best Pinot Noir besed on the recommendation of their staff It was spot on and I grabbed a couple of bottles after tasting it first. Bring your chair and enjoy the sunset here on a dry day with a glass of wine. Revisited on a Saturday. The weather was great. Once a month merchant stalls are brought on to the premises, which adds to the great experience.”
“The best corn dog to ever grace upon my lips. I did not think that this was humanly possible from a General Store in Scholl's but it is! Don't sleep on this place!!! Taste so good it makes a grown man cry. I will never be the same. I am forever ruined!!! All corn dogs are now inferior since I have tried the Petrich Corn Dog! Thank you Petrich's General Store! You have a lifelong customer!!!”
“I used to shop at Safeway but then I decided to check out WinCo one day to comparison-shop. Wow! What a difference. I was literally spending at least $20 MORE a week at Safeway for the EXACT same items. PLUS WinCo has an AWESOME bulk section! The store is very clean and quite large so it takes a couple of visits to figure out where everything is. The prices are great! THIS is the place to shop! P.S. I won’t mention her name but today, as I was leaving the store, I waved to one of the cashiers (who I THOUGHT was nice and whose line I always went to but today I went to a different lane for checkout) and said, “Hiii!”She said “Hi” back and then immediately turned to her co-worker and rolled her eyes. She obviously didn’t see me looking back at her. It was SO RUDE. Let’s just say she works Tuesday mornings and it’s not Sophea. Also - she has gossiped about her co-workers, (like Sophea and Esther, to me) more than once. Also - please have more cashiers working! There are 14 registers and there’s always only 2 cashiers. The wait is forever and I’m one of those people who let others in who only have a few items.”
“It was my first time in this store. It was clean, beautiful, organized, and well-stocked. The prices blew my mind. Razors were super affordable, and I found some unexpected yummies.”
“I like the combination of supermarket and restaurant. The food is good, the wait time is pretty short, and the customer service is great. You can find products brought directly from Mexico or South America, including Goya items. Sometimes I even find frozen pulp of passion fruit, naranjilla, or Peruvian giant corn to make humitas, an Ecuadorian dish. If you miss the flavors of your home country and want ingredients that are as close as possible—and don’t mind paying a little extra—this is the perfect place. My only recommendation is to avoid buying items you can easily find at stores like WinCo, so you don’t end up paying more than necessary.”
“I'm not a regular shopper to Winco however I was impressed. The store seems active, clean, liked the layout to find my shopping needs. I was able to quickly move through the isles, find my items and worked with a friendly cashier to exit the store. I'm closer to other box stores however I'm considering driving a bit further to shop here more often. Winco offers as much as any other franchise store and a downsized Costco. Prices were reasonable to franchise stores but the quantity of a single item you can buy offers more quantity with equal or better quality.”
“I enjoy New Seasons especially for their high quality produce. There's none better in the area. They get organic Rio Star grapefruit that are heaven. I also enjoy their bulk section, they even have bulk spices which I enjoy, but sometimes it's more expensive per ounce to buy it in bulk than a new glass bottle. New Seasons is expensive. They have a small selection of vegan cheeses and meats that they moved to the back end of the aisle where you have to smell the dead animals, which is unfortunate. The prices on these items are the highest in the area. If I need vegan meats, cheese or tofu, I head to Market of Choice.... They have a much better selection with much better prices. For example, the same vegan bacon that is $19.99 at New Seasons is $15.99 at Market of Choice. They sometimes have plant based brisket in the deli, and it is delicious. It's expensive, but it's worth it. They have gotten rid of a lot of good vegan deli items, unfortunately. I don't know how long the brisket will stick around. They also have Prime Roots salami in the deli, which I enjoy as well. So to sum it up I go to New Seasons for my produce, bulk, and occasional deli items. Market of Choice for my meats and cheeses, and Grocery Outlet just to see what fun vegan stuff they have.”
“The quesadilla plate is an amazing portion for the price. They have never let me down. Great little place for a lunch. Call in advance if you want to skip the wait.”
“La Cabaña is a great Latin market. It's pretty small and has a little restaurant attached to it. The people there are friendly. You can get many Latin ingredients. There's also a butcher shop.”
“Kinda hard to navigate thru the store.. but the salad bar and deli are amazing and parking was not to bad! Oh and a super plus... they do have double baby seats in some of their shopping carts! A plus with a 2 and 3 year old !!!!”
“So clean! All of the staff are helpful and accommodating. I love the lounge area when I need to get out of the office for a few minutes. Also, a great selection of warm foods.”
“Always very friendly staff, I visit here on a regular basis. Store is always clean and well stocked, everything is easy to find, and they even have Postmates for ice cream delivery.”
“I've been going to this farm stand for years, being a family friend. These people put their endure lives work into tending to this farm and the people visiting the farm. It's unfortunate if no one is at the stand when you arrive but let me give you some advice, try again another day, these people have lives outside of tending to you 24/7. And if someone hurt your feelings about COVID-19, too bad, it's not your home, you don't have to be there. As for the animals, they are perfectly happy and healthy, I've been visiting this farm since I was a little kid and have seen nothing short of excellent care for them. Overall I've seen way too many negative reviews for this farm store, I have never heard of anyone being anything short of helpful for anyone who wants to buy produce, or even just visit.”
“I stopped going because of overpriced items, charging a fee for card, holds of $60+ on my card and the old owners were honestly just extremely rude unprovoked. It’s been about four or five years but I heard there’s new owners so I went to give it a chance and will definitely go back. Better prices for my stuff than other convenient stores in the area as well as shorter distance and the people working now are much more friendly. The only downside was some things in coolers that need restocking but that’s not my business nor a complaint.”
“A friendly neighborhood Indian store that carries a wide range of essentials, from spices and snacks to fresh vegetables and frozen foods. While it’s not as large as some Indian grocery stores, it serves as a convenient and affordable alternative. The shop is easily accessible, located in a quieter area with less traffic. Prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly and courteous. Parking is limited, but overall, it’s a great spot for everyday Indian staples”
“Best place to get a flat tire when bike riding to Hagg Lake. I pass this produce stand every week when riding my bike. I really need to drive out to check it out.”
“Each time I've gone to Safeway, it's been easy to find what I need. The few times I to couldn't locate what I needed, I asked an employee, who was so polite and within minutes they helped me locate what I wanted. And each time I've been in the store it's been clean and well organized, so was in and out quickly!”
“I absolutely love shopping at Albertsons! The selection here is huge — they have everything I need in one place. What really stands out is their seafood department. You can often find lobster at much better prices than other stores, which is a huge plus. High quality and great deals make Albertsons my go-to grocery store. 5 stars!”
“I just want to say what a great meat department at the Tanasbourne New Seasons has. The manager and all his people are fantastic. They are always availible to suggest new cuts and the case always looks like it came from a magazine and they have the best porterhouse steaks in the city. You should stop by and check them out if you are in the neighborhood. You won't be disappointed.”
“Lol, tbh this store was ok back in the day but I think this store is a lot better now. You can quite literally get everything you need here from tortillas to vapes. The two people working are incredibly nice too!”
“Today I went in to the Fred Meyers fuel center and there's a manager there named London that did a really good job. I had a transaction that had $30 of regular, in mid transaction I wanted to change it to $40 and use my 10 cents discount, and the manager there knew exactly what he was doing. I appreciate the expertise. This place is a good place with him at the helm. I recommend coming here.”
“I really like the people who work here. They are all doing their best, despite a few complications with things out of their control. Recently there has been something that has caused my allergies to go crazy when i go in. I think its something in the floral or produce section. Still 5☆ because of the people.”
“Its Wal-Mart! Show up as you and you are welcomed just the same. Staff are super helpful polite. Why 4 stars? The only draw back is that the card machines have issues. Now whether its your card/bank and your need a new one or.. its the machines itself. My thought, machines.”
“easy pick up after ordering online. was picking up for a friend so had to go to the door to let them know I was there to pick up. helped load into my car a minute later.”
“Again, my Kroger stores is trying to help me manuever my best through this. I appreciate it. Before 1pm I will come back and pick up my prescription. Now I am going to go find a chase bank:-)”
“I love the selection and wide variety of plants here. My favorites are the flowers and veggie starts from Iwasaki Brothers. I don't understand how the plants can always have one blooming flower with a lot more buds ready to bloom as soon as I get the plant home and in my garden bed.”
The Cincinnati-based supermarket giant will open about 110 new stores in fast-growing markets by 2029 and introduce three updated store formats, executives told investors Oct. 20 at the company’s Investor Update in New York. Kroger already runs about 2,700 stores in 35 states. The formats come in three sizes, a bit like small, medium and large, matched to each market. Mary Ellen Adcock, Kroger’s executive vice president and chief merchant and marketing officer, walked through the lineup.
Walmart shoppers want a head start on the holidays, and money explains a lot of it. Some 44% of respondents call affording the holidays their top stressor, and 61% say holiday costs shape their shopping mood. Asked what would make the season easier, 70% picked lower prices and 57% picked more deals and promotions. Convenience ranks lower: 30% want one-stop shopping across categories, and 20% want faster delivery.
Walmart wants your groceries at the door before the ice cream softens. On May 29, the retailer said its 30-minute-or-less delivery had reached 33 U.S. markets, adding a wave of new cities across the Northeast. Shoppers in those areas can order from more than 100,000 items, everything from fresh produce and baby formula to pet food, electronics, cold medicine, and prescriptions. Behind the scenes, the service leans on Walmart's store network and an algorithm that factors in order size, available drivers, and distance from the store.
Trader Joe's keeps adding stores, and shoppers keep showing up. The California grocer has marked nine more locations as "opening soon," pushing its expansion into new corners of the country. The grocer also took first place in the American Customer Satisfaction Index's 2026 supermarket rankings. It has held a spot near the top of that list for years.
Target is rolling out its most ambitious store overhaul in more than ten years, with plans to remodel over 130 locations and open 30 new stores across the country this year. The retailer is also putting money into supply chain technology upgrades to keep pace with how shoppers buy today.
