I was a bit disappointed. It's still a good store in which to shop - big, bright, clean, friendly staff - but a few things weren't quite as good as I had hoped.
As I learned by bringing my mom here, this can be a slightly awkward store to enter if you have mobility issues. Part of that, the entrance, is something they inherited when re-using this building (formerly a Rite-Aid). The entrance has an alcove with automatic doors on 3 sides. But the ramps for folks with mobility issues are on the right and left sides of the curb, and the spaces closest to the center entrance are right in front of the door. Unfortunately, the side doors were not working, signs up to indicate use the front door. But there was also a delivery guy trying to get in with items on a large dolly, and that dolly did not conveniently navigate the extremely narrow walkway space between the front spaces and the building. art of it is also the store's choice. The shopping carts have the high poles on them making it impossible to roll the cart out of the store. I get the need for this to prevent theft, but it also makes it more difficult with folks with mobility issues to get larger amounts of purchased items out to their car without assistance.
The inventory was okay, though not quite what I was expecting or hoping. It was a case of not a lot of selection for an extremely wide variety of items. This included refrigerated/frozen items, and cleaning and storage supplies. The good deals were still there if you looked for them, though many items have again had their prices raised from $1.25 to $1.50. Would I come back? Absolutely. I'd just be aware of what may or may not be in stock, and possible price changes. read more