Fun bulk foods & grocery store. So many choices in candy, jars of pickles, & bags of nuts. We…read morebought candy by the pound ($7.99/lb)

Plenty of ideas and old time goods bring back memories. Good assortment of packaged food, fresh…read morefruits, veggies. It's like stepping back in time looking at the old time candies and when was a kid grandparents gave us these. We had bought a product from them several months ago, came back for more. The right people weren't there that day so couldn't find it. Asked Chris about it, he checked with the person and found it. Best part was he shipped it out to us. This is what I call customer service. A big Thank you Chris Barnes for going above and beyond.

We were staying at the fairgrounds and this was the most convenient place for us to get groceries…read more Nice clean organized neighborhood store. Every employee was helpful and friendly. Shelves were stocked, good lighting, produce section had good fresh selection. Loved how easy it was to navigate. Loved the size. I hate walking all over a mega store just to pick up 10 items. Wish more grocery stores were this convenient.

This small neighborhood grocery store, close to my home, is great for when I need to pick up just a…read morefew items or something for a quick meal. The product selection is limited due to the size of the store, they usually have what I need, it just may not be the brand I normally purchase. Produce and meat departments are okay, there is not a bakery. Employees always seem friendly and helpful.

This store has a massive aisle for gluten free, low carb, healthy eating! We stood in awe at the…read morecontainers of bulk snacks, nuts, berries, etc. Where to start? I could carry pounds of it out and be happy for weeks! The store gas all kinds of stuff to eat, an entire clothing store, separate pharmacy and even a lady at a desk for minor care. It has all the stuff in one spot. Cool!

Ahhhhh, going home is so nice to visit!…read more This store was right around the corner from my house when I lived there, so when I could afford groceries, this is where I usually went. Walking back into a Dillon's was like very little had changed (and that's in a very good way!). The store was clean, had a great selection, and good prices and sales. Although I love my Hy-Vee stores up in the city, I do miss the Dillon's. The ones that were in the KC area couldn't hold a candle to the ones in the rest of the state. Until moving to Johnson County, every Dillon's I'd visited was clean, friendly and everything you'd want and expect in your local grocery store. So anytime you need groceries or items in Hutch, hit up one of the 5 Dillon's (oh, it was founded originally in Hutch, before Kroger bought them)...and anywhere else in Kansas as well, except Johnson County.

I don't know what employee you have working today in electronics. She's wearing a 20-year pin and…read morewas quite rude to my husband today. Even said the word Goddamn. So apparently, if you have been there 20 years, you can talk to people however you want now? Funny, when I worked at Walmart, I was not allowed to speak to customers that way. Walmart has come a long way since Walton died. And not in a good way. We are why you are billionaires. Wanna have some common courtesy? She should be reprimanded. But it will probably never happen. Walmart only cares about money at this point. They have made that clear several times over. Amazon, it is I guess. Walmart is not what it used to be. Hasn't been for a while now.

Staff is unfriendly! Staff is unhelpful! Management should be embarrassed…read more Store is dirty and staff is standing around just talking instead of working

The Best grocery store around, hands down!!!! Hometown personal and friendy service that you rarely…read morefind anymore. Not to.mention the best quality fresh meat around. We won't buy meat anywhere else. Scott Fry

Great products...very reasonable prices!! I love the…read moreproducts from Germany, and many interesting other products

Usually I never have negative things to say about this store, as I'm a regular customer and always…read moresatisfied. But yesterday I had one of the worst experiences with an employee. As a mother who lives about 45 min away, I have a strict schedule to get my groceries for the 2 weeks, and obviously a budget so, I get what I need to get to feed my family of 5. Now, I've never had any employees belittle me for the amount of groceries I get until yesterday. I encountered a male employee, wears glasses. time stamp on my receipt is 5:20 Jan 30, 2026. I DO have his name. But I won't post it. He embarrassed me in front of customers, because of how much groceries I had. And was irritated because of the amount he had to scan.i understand that the line was getting long, but what I don't understand why he couldn't open up another lane. I've seen other employees do it . Every time I had something come out of the cart he went "are you serious?" In an irritated voice. And when I looked at him seeing if it was me he was speaking to, he gave me a disgusting look. I ignored it and continued to put my groceries on the line. And then he said either "goddamn or dammit" the more I took out of the cart. As I was about to pay he kept giving me attitude so I said "why are you giving me attitude?" He goes "I mean DO YOU BLAME ME??" And when I payed he looked at the customer behind me and said "I'm So sorry about the wait" as if I had done something wrong. I believe he's also a manager there, but I'm not 100% sure. Anyway I hope he doesn't treat other customers that get groceries for the week that way.

Simply one of the best bulk food stores around. Good prices and assortments. Everything from…read morespices to baking goods, kitchen utensils. Deli which is priced right and abundant meal. Gospel selections just amazing all unique book and gifts. Been going there for many years and always a stop when going to Hutchinson or Wichita.

This is a small, quaint country market run by a Mennonite community that carries bulk goods,…read morekitchen gadgets, and has a deli in the back. It was a fun stop for me because they have a variety of flours that I don't find in conventional grocery stores. They do carry a few of the common brands as well. In the gadget area, I found giant mixing bowls, knives and all sorts of fun kitchen tools! I bought my husband a set of steak knives for $50.

Couldn't pass up a visit to Yoder Meats! Got a little time to browse around. Since I'm a pickle…read morefan I had to pick up a couple of jars of pickles. Also a lover of popcorn so of course I had to pick up a bag of kernels.

What a hidden gem in Kansas. Was passing through and took some time to stop and the food is…read moreamazing! The lemon cookies are a family hit!

The salad bar AND the Chinese counter were not good. Several salad items weeedepleted and the…read moreChinese food all looked dry. 4:00 pm on Tuesday

So we stopped at the Dillon grocery store in Wichita before we came to Sterling Kansas and do you…read moreknow in Kansas you cannot buy liquor or wine in the grocery stores you have to go to a liquor store. Well this store is part of smith's grocery chain it was so big it had everything we needed.