My experience was a stark contrast from that of the first poster. Simply put, abhorrent customer service. I moved here back in February and have visited both stores on pond road. Both locations have the same glaring issue: some of their employees have awful attitudes. If I run out of milk or forget batteries I'll drive the extra 20-25 minutes just to avoid the inevitably upsetting experience.
Also the pizza is pretty cheap but not worth it. The last time I got it the cheese wasn't cooked through, but there was enough grease to drown an army. This next thing is maybe petty but every time I ordered a pizza they'd (hesitantly, almost as if forced to) say "have a good night"...I'm about to drive over there and get a pizza, remember? Why not "see you soon" or nothing at all? Have a good night...maybe that's why when I actually go in to get it, they look at me like I have 5 heads and struggle to reciprocate basic pleasantries.
Aside from that I was charged 2 separate times on my card because their "machine was broken"...then don't have people use their cards guys - come on. And on the same occasion a woman was having an issue with the pumps and the associate behind the desk was so indifferent and rude, I thought it was a joke, I thought hear people must know each other, but no.
I'd steer clear unless you live right up the road or are a regular, they seem to be the only people who get treated properly. They've lost my business entirely.
*theres a very nice older lady who works at the store at the bottom of the hill, near the post office cafe. Maybe the other associates at both locations should take a lesson: actually treat people cordially and be somewhat professional. read more