My 93 year old grandmother was dismissed by the manager of the floral department. She received a…read morebouquet for her birthday that included lilies. She received it from Dillons floral department. It arrived at 2pm and was 100% dead by the next morning so she only was able to enjoy it for a few hours. Upon telling the manager at the floral department he simply said "sorry" and dismissed her as if he didn't have the time of day for her. Horrible customer service! And I am sorry a little more respect should be given to an elderly person who took the time to try to rectify that the gift her friend sent her wasn't a waste of money. He should have made an effort to make things right. I am furious with the treatment my grandmother received.

I absolutely love the Click List option. I order my groceries on the Dillons app, set the date and…read moretime, pull up, and they load my groceries into my car. Super courteous and cool people.

Never onsale any thing, the price keep go up, not good super market…read more Alot of vegetable, is not fresh , and the price still the same

Food: The food selection was way better than I anticipated. There was most of the staples I was…read morelooking for along with a few surprises, like an African foods section. Things seemed well kept with the isles and Schlegel free of debris or clutter. The store smelled clean and the shelves were well stocked but not overflowing. Service: The service was fine. I didn't ask for help so I am not sure how that would have been but the cashier at checkout was pleasant and competent. Ambiance: It was much nicer on the inside than the outside and parking lot alluded to. I especially liked the cart ramps leading down into the main grocery area. It felt like a better version of a mom and pop grocery.

The man at the cash register on the right end did not refund the pain relief oil of $3.54 that I…read morereturned. He scanned the product like a usual returning process, but the pending transaction still went through. I never received the refund back. This was after I made a huge purchase of $368.46 on August 16, 2025. I would expect he would at least refund my $3.54 back after all the money I spent at the supermarket.

A local Vietnamese supermarket in Wichita! Checked this place out on my way back from a roadtrip…read more If you go to the store early, they make fresh banh mi. So delicious and worth it!

Amazing selection of fresh, frozen and other Asian foods, condiments and ingredients. We always…read morefind find new stuff to try and experiment with

Wide selection of seafood frequently including live lobster and crab. Other fresh fish and clams or…read moremussels on ice as well as lots of frozen seafood (including large lobster tails and regular whole lobsters. Sooo much frozen seafood is also available. I often buy the frozen unagi that is sauced and ready to thaw, heat and eat. Lot's of fresh fruits and veggies and an amazing variety of canned Asian food and a large selection of noodles. Weekends often have really good prepared foods like Oriental roast pork, bibimbap etc.

Good place to shop for an elder person really enjoy the fruit and vegetables. Also has great prices…read morefor fresh frozen fish

I ALWAYS go to Aldi's before Wally world, saves me a fortune. Too often Walmart items are placed…read morein lower priced columns and if you don't catch it at checkout you WILL get educated.

Food: There was not a huge selection of foods and what was there was from off brands mostly. I…read moredidn't find most of what I was looking for and ended up going elsewhere for the majority. I can say that some of the ready to eat foods felt like they weren't being kept properly cooled. I would not shop there again. Service: Just okay. The cashier was present but uninterested and not overly helpful; not mean, but not all that nice either. I think he was playing a video game while working. Ambiance: Dirty and unsettling. From the outside the market looked promising but once inside the doors, the floor and isles were dirty. The shelves were stacked so high and there were mountains of product heaped together in a jumbled mess that felt like a dare to create an osha and health code violation mixed together. I reiterate, I would not shop here again.

Went here searching for watercress and bean sprouts, and to my amazement that had both. Yeah, one…read morestop, plus I found other items such as Aloha shoyu good assortment of veggies and frozen seafood

I love ALDI !! I…read morelove that it's easy to get in, find the stuff I want, and get out. No overwhelm here !! I love their salmon and cashews. And the "Aisle of shame" (a silly name those of us who ADORE Aldi call their weekly sale aisle). I love that they have Keto ice cream. This store is just-right in so many ways. I recommend ALDI. My grandmother and grandfather always shopped at ALDI in Illinois when I was a kid. I was so excited when they moved in to Virginia!! And now I live in Kansas and they are here !! Aldi is awesome.

Love their cheeses and German meat products. Fresh Veggies are usually good, too. However,we love…read moretheir eggs And never buy them anywhere else.

I've been hit hard by this craving for naengmyeon, the Korean cold buckwheat noodle soup that's…read moreusually served only in summer. But I seriously could eat this all year round. B/c it's a bit time consuming to make, a lot of Korean restaurants, esp ones that don't specialize in this dish, might make it from a package. I do the same, but since Grace Market has new ownership, I've been hard pressed to find my noodles. A friend told me about KC, so I gave it a shot. It's a tiny grocery store run by one little woman. She was very helpful and helped me quickly find my noodles along with a few other items (they sell mentaiko)! I think the prices were fair enough, and the place itself was clean. I'm pretty upset that I didn't find this place earlier, though. Apparently, she used to make naengmyeon FROM SCRATCH and served it at her store. I've already told you how frickin' difficult that is to find....and in the Midwest? Forget it! She made other items too in her little kitchen in the back...or used to. Apparently, a customer saw that she was cooking in her store and reported her to the fire department. She was not to code (no hood or something like that), so they told her that til she modified things, she was not allowed to cook there. Of course, she does not have the money to do so, so that's that. To the concerned citizen: Hi, lovely not to have met you. I imagine you're one of those follow-the-rules-off-the-cliff types. Nothing wrong with that. The world needs ppl like you to keep it in line. However, you came between me and my noodles. Now I'm back to instant, packaged B grade stuff. *Sigh*

The restaurant is in the back . Neat place . Similar to grace market except less options . Good…read moreprices and excellent service . Nice to try this place . Beef bulgogi was a little dry but tofu soup was good .