The staff are incredibly patient and kind, except for one short dark-haired dude, who looks like he works out, but he always has a chip on his shoulder and greets no one, and never, ever smiles - I mean, really, if you're going to be in customer service, at least have a personable disposition. The other staff are highly commendable for keeping their cool even when dealing with exasperating customers.
I can usually find anything I need here, from food, small household items, gifts and vitamins.
The aisles, though, are often cluttered with boxes of merchandise awaiting shelf re-stocking, which is inconvenient to the customers but there really is no fix for this - the shelves need to be re-stocked, and employees can't be expected to do that work when the store is closed. Still, it can be a bit much.
As a wheelchair user, I can't use my chair in the store, as was the case when it first opened. Also, when using my chair on the sidewalk, to prevent being hit by parking cars, the sidewalk is often cluttered with plastic boxes, a chained bicycle that is hard to navigate around, or uncollected shopping carts. Falling off a sidewalk in a wheelchair is no fun. So a lot of times I have to resort to using the wheelchair in the more unsafe area of the general parking lot, risking getting hit, especially by backing cars who can't see me since I sit so low to the ground.
All in all though, it's a great convenience store with reasonable prices. read more