“Great little market. Lots of great produce. Reasonable prices. Every day except Monday they make food. Bakery items also. The owner was so nice. Checked to see if we were finding everything ok and was very friendly . Let us sample some chocolate. Will definitely shop there more. Great place to purchase and try middle eastern food if you aren't familiar with it.”
“I appreciate this place and the values they shamelessly show. Local vegan food items as well as core pantry staples. Newly added tables in the back with games to play. Updated from previous review on 2026-07-05”
“Employees are exceptional, ALWAYS. It's an excellent "Ma & Pap" Shop! The only drawback is that the pricing for everything is definitely a little high; it's best to just be used for your small grab and go type stuff, safe the grocery list items for Freddy's or somewhere like that. Thanks!”
“Neighbors, you don't need to drive all the way down the hill to get a few things. The prices and quality here are great, and so is the friendly customer service. There aren't 50 kinds of bread, but what you find will be fresh and reasonably priced. There's a decent stock of basic automotive supplies too and you won't stand around in a long line to check out your own groceries like those big box places.”
“Curated grocery experience. Local goods in all sections (grocery, produce, meat, gifts), VERY expensive. You shop here because either you make upwards of $60K per year, or you just need a handful of peppercorns, or a rutabega, or a special item of some kind, because the buyers at NS know how to choose home goods! I go here because I like to pretend that I can afford it :) and every now and again I find something random and super cute. Most recently, a jaunty dish towel and a daily planner with matching pen. What can I say, it's fun to get frivolous sometimes, even when I can't afford to. I have housemates and will double shift next week, it's ok ? This location is, I think, the smallest one in town, and it's still full of good food and gifts. New Seasons stores really know how to create a positive feeling ambiance- I'm not sure how they do it. Maybe it's just that everything looks good and is clean. And maybe the lighting and windows? Anyway, it's always a treat to walk into one of these stores. One star off for $$$, but I'm sure if I made $100K a year it'd be 5 stars. Relativity, eh? Then again, if I made that much maybe all of my standards for things would be higher and I'd appreciate NS less ... so who knows? Still, as a shopper, this is the best grocery store in town. As an employee, I think things might be different?”
“I really like this place. Potential to learn so much and decent prices with huge selection. They have live fish and will cook them for you. Quite a mesmerizing establishment. Kinda makes me feel like I'm in another Country for a bit.”
“This isn't my main grocery store. I've just dropped in a few times while passing through town, looking to get a few fun things. What I feel this store does exceptionally well is curate their inventory with unique products I'm not seeing elsewhere from the brands I like. They also have one of the most varied and fresh ready-made selections I've seen. They are priced like a premium grocer, but at least they back it up the quality and attention to detail to justify it.”
“Natural Grocers is a good store for everything natural and organic. This Store in particular is the friendliest, welcoming, helpful of any NG I've been to and I've been in a lot across the country! CORP--Please give this store recognition! ALL NG stores have Great prices on many items, great sales/discounts for N-Power Members (just like any other store's rewards)! . Fresh Produce, large vitamin/supplements section, large beauty section with lots of great products, household products, packaged items, fresh dairy, meats, seafood, as well as frozen foods. Clean stores with free parking and free nutrition coaching!”
“It's debit or cash only which is why the prices are so low. Love that and also how clean and friendly the staff are. Clean parking lot, fresh produce and their rotisserie chicken is tasty.”
“I only go there for pop, and salad kits. While there is a wide variety to choose from, you must check the expiration dates, because some are over 2 years expired.”
“This is a very clean well stocked store. But it gets crazy busy. Nice employees just go shopping in the mourning and it's not too bad then. Be aware that the customer service is only open a short while so mourning is a best time also. 10:30 is when customer service desk opens.”
“An inviting, convenience store offering a wide variety of everyday essentials and specialty items. From snacks, beverages, and household goods to unique grab-and-go options, the store provides a clean, organized, and friendly shopping experience. Customers can also enjoy a selection of delicious ice creams, perfect for a quick treat. A reliable stop for quality, convenience, and great service in the neighborhood.”
“In an era where prices float ever upward and the familiar quietly erodes, the $1.50 Costco hot dog remains a fixed point in a spinning world. It's more than just a cheap meal—it’s a cultural checksum, a tiny ritual that verifies we're still living in some recognizable version of modern American life. Served with industrial efficiency and wrapped in brown paper, the Costco hot dog is a humble reward at the end of a consumer’s pilgrimage. You’ve braved the towering aisles, dodged forklifts, maybe even navigated the self-checkout gauntlet. And at the end, like a reward from an MMORPG gathering quest, comes this enduring combo: hot dog, soda, satisfaction. The beauty is in the completeness. Ketchup. Mustard. Relish. Onions—sometimes elusive, now triumphantly restored. It’s not gourmet; it’s grammar. A syntax of familiarity. In a landscape of curated branding and inflated indulgence, the Costco hot dog says: show up, participate, and you’ll get something back. It’s not just a bite. It’s a baseline. A reminder that not everything has to be reinvented. Some things—if only a few—are worth keeping exactly the same.”
“This store pretty much has more than you expect out of a winco its size The meat department is the biggest surprise quite the selection prices are not terrible but you're definitely going to want to look around to get the best cut and price combo”
Walmart just launched Realm, its new 3D online shopping platform. To help you visualize what that means, imagine a virtual mall packed with bright colors, wacky landscapes, and cartoon avatars wandering around. Realm lets you browse "digital doubles" of real Walmart products by navigating through several make-believe worlds. "We believe this is the future of commerce," said Justin Breton, who leads brand experiences at Walmart. "It won't replace our website or app, but will complement them."
Target's new low-cost brand Dealworthy is rolling out this month in stores and online. With items starting at under $1, it is aimed at budget-conscious shoppers. The low prices on basics like phone chargers, paper plates and underwear will likely appeal.
Walmart is growing the number of its physical stores across America. The retail giant announced plans to open 150 new U.S. stores over the next five years while remodeling 650 current locations. This ambitious plan shows Walmart is still confident in real stores, even with online shopping booming. The chain currently operates over 10,000 stores nationwide.
Popular Florida-based grocery chain Publix is venturing into uncharted territory - Kentucky. Come 2024, Publix will unveil its inaugural Bluegrass State locations, comprising six stores sprinkled between Louisville and Lexington.
