I love my little JayC food store! I'm going to miss the ease of shopping there when the big new…read moreone is constructed. Staff is always pleasant and helpful. Selection is good. Prices on extras like floral bouquets is varied, but there is always a bargain in that category. For instance, today a dozen roses were only $17. Aisles are clear for the most part, and easy to navigate. Hours are convenient.

Great grocery- not as huge as the big Kroger or Mejiers, but will usually have what you need. Two…read moreminor complaints, which make it necessary to trek down to the megastores on occasion: milk is quite a bit more expensive, and JC doesn't have all of the selection of store brand cereal. (I love Wheat Chex, but name brand is to high! Walmart has a delicious store brand, 1/3 of the price!)

This Kroger is simply the best! That's it. That's the review…read more Just kidding.. I'll tall y'all a bit more. I'm an avid Kroger shopper. My usual location is Goss Avenue in Louisville, because that's the one that's closest to my house, and I love it! But, recently while having lunch in the area with a friend I decided to run into this Kroger to grab a few items, and y'all! I was blown away! I know, I know.. it's a Kroger. But, I'm a huge food nerd and the grocery is one of my happy places! And this location is super happy! It's really large, the layout is fantastic, they have everything, it's super clean... it was just wonderful! So, if you're in the area and need a stop at the grocery, I highly recommend making it this Kroger!

the Kroger on Charlestown Road in New Albany Indiana is the worst ever. Talked to the manager about…read morenot carrying 3 products they used to. He said they are reducing "their UPC footprint". They don't care the manager said. worst grocery store in New Albany. DONT GO!!! go to Walmart, Meijer or Aldi. I will never go back to this shit hole.

After the old Thriftway closed, there was a bit of a grocery vacuum in the area. Folks living…read morearound here were faced with the choice of driving all the way to New Albany or all the way to Corydon to do any major grocery shopping. I was pleased to see that Cash Saver had opened until I found out that I would have to do math while shopping. I don't mean that I would have to keep a running total (rounded up for good measure) in my head in order to stay within the budget but that I would have to remember to add ten percent to all of the marked prices. That's the schtick here. By presenting you with the "cost" price and boasting that they "add 10% at checkout", they give the impression that they are barely eking out a profit and that you are saving a bundle. It's a great tactic. Everyone wants to save a few dollars these days. But, really, the prices here are no better than anywhere else and the selection is fairly limited (almost no organic stock) and I am pretty sure that I don't have to do any extra math while trying to avoid a shopping cart collision over at Jay-C. Cash Saver is fine for running in to grab a few things that I might need right away but I still need to make a longer journey to do the serious shopping.

This is a great local store.... so glad they took over the old store. It is clean, handy, has some…read moregood deals and we all need to shop the locals to keep them in business..... they have great prices on meats, great deli selections and I can always find what I need. I can find some real bargains in the fruit section. Keep it up - friendly and helpful staff at deli and check out

We love Meijer. Not only do they have a great selection of groceries, but I actually love their…read moreclothes, shoes, accessories, and jewelry. They also have a reasonable prices, excellent service, and a great rewards program. So glad they are 5 minutes from my house.

I go to this location all the time to do third-party app orders. After working all day, I went…read morethere tonight to get some cat and dog food and unfortunately because I had my headphones and I was not able to check out anything. I literally got up to the front cash registers before it even switched from midnight to 1201 and I was refused to even get anything and I'm just overall really disappointed. Like I understand policy is policy, but there was still someone checking out at the self check out, and both of the workers had logged out of their personal registers before that person was even done checking out. I just feel like that is irresponsible. What if there was an issue with the order and from a company perspective that is just really not customer service friendly. I would understand if I got up to the front after closing, but I literally got up there when I was supposed to and I still was not allowed to check out and I was really excited to get those treats for my cat and my dog because I've been working all day and there's literally nowhere else to go. I usually only go to Meijer for doing orders or because it's the only place open late. That's a full grocery store. It is very pricey. I don't feel like it's as cheap as other grocery stores and now that other stores are open till 11. I will just go there because the way that I felt tonight there wasn't even an apology from any of the workers or anything so I don't want to put any more money in this business.

This store holds a special spot in my heart. It's where I found a lot of my favorite snacks and…read moremeat alternatives, it's where I come to shop for the holidays, and their Blossom Bar was excellent. Sadly, it has closed down and they are no longer offering their smoothies and juices made fresh (although I do believe you can find some premade juices in their cooler). I am excited to see what this store does with the space and I look forward to watching them grow.

Love me some Kind Bars, but they are so expensive at other retail stores. Not at Rainbow blossom…read more So I stocked up on those and got some candies ginger for my upset stomach. They have a variety of items for anyone who suffers gluten and other food allergies. Produce is locally sourced and I appreciate local business supporting each other. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. If you have a problem or are looking for a remedy, they will do all they can to help you. Forgot pictures so these are from online photos. Stop by and just browse a a bit. I bet you find something that strikes your fancy and will not leave empty handed.

Angela at the customer service desk has zero customer service skills!! Beyond rude! She told me to…read moreshush while I was helping an elderly lady with a question Angela couldn't answer! Do better WM! No wonder this store has 2.5 stars!

Placed an order online for some t-shirts that were on sale and received a notification within an…read morehour that the items were in stock and ready for pickup. Stopped by the store while I was out doing errands and parked in the designated spot for pickup orders. Voila! My items were brought out in less than 5 minutes. Signage was clearly posted. Online directions and app were easy to understand. Employee was polite and efficient. Nice to know this option is available, especially when I happen to have a time crunch.

Nice store! Employees were very helpful in findings things because I don't normally shop here!…read moreStore looked good and stocked! I will go back!!

Just C is my FAVORITE store. I love the specials. I sometimes save up to 49% on my total bill. I…read morehighly recommend.

I hate 7/11. I love old family run mini marts. This one is just that…read more Plus, I'm in love with the cool retro sign out front.

Aldi never fails to impress with its unbeatable prices, but the real surprise on my last trip was…read morefinding frozen wild ahi tuna. I wasn't expecting much, but after a quick sear, it turned out absolutely restaurant-quality--tender, flavorful, and perfect for a gourmet meal at home. It's rare to find high-quality seafood at such a great price, and this was a total win. If you love good food on a budget, Aldi continues to deliver!

Aldi is the closest, most convenient grocery store and somehow I went 8 years without ever shopping…read morethere. This has changed and will probably not revert after seeing their interesting selection, great prices and ease of shopping. Growing up, Aldi was kind of crummy; pallets of food sort of arranged in aisles and it seemed to nickel and dime you on things like that quarter for the shopping cart and no bags provided. The last two are still there, but the selection of food has definitely gone upmarket. I was impressed by the wide array of meats, frozen and packaged foods, as well as the many gluten-free and no sugar added choices. The wide aisle made getting around other shoppers a breeze. I'm less impressed with their produce department that doesn't seem as well-handled (bruised and broken veggies) or the fact that most of them are required to be purchased in bulk. I don't need 10 onions. Some of the more exciting choices are around for only a limited time, so you can't depend on adding them to your regular menu. Finally, I don't think I've been where there are more than one check out lane open, so busy hours can mean decent lines. The cashiers do their best and its appreciated. I can't believe that I waited nearly a decade when it was right here!