They have some decent deals but the wait time in the line up is something else. A woman came out from the isle and butted in front of me. I thought she was going to hit me. There seems to be a culture of disrespect for people who are not part of the local clique and at times shopping locally gets scary. Sometimes people cough all of their hand when at cash register then hand you the receipt with same hand. People cough in the line too. So I would advise getting your flu shot before shopping at this store. One of the cashiers said I can serve the next person in line, so I go to that cash register, then he asked if i was paying in cash, and I said no, and he proceeded to count a pile of money while other people went in front of me, then I went into another cashier, and the woman in front decided to rearrange her purse, it was like they were purposely trying to make it hard for me to process my order. Then when I left, and tried to get on to the bicycle path, a cop stopped me and told me about the double line, like all the main roads in this town seem to be highways, so I was supposed to go down the road to the lights then back up the road to get onto the bicycle path. It is getting to be a very unpleasant snooty town, that isn't very friendly period especially to cyclists and pedestrians. It took me an hour to go into that store and get back, so if you have extra time it is fine, cause they seem to pick and choose how fast they will serve you. This town tends to be prone to flooding and you would think they would plan it better so they could integrate not segregate pedestrians and cyclists considering the congestion and air quality at times, is pretty low quality, just like the experience I had at this store. I always leave wondering if being marginalized is worth a $1.25 can of chili. read more