The store in general is okay....bathroom still so dirty I wouldn't let my dog walk across the…read morefloor. But the clincher was when I stopped at the new Grebe's store within a store. The young man "working" there wearing a Grebe's shirt and cap mumbled I don't know about every question I asked except when I asked if he worked for Grebe's or Kroger and he corrected me and said he works for Metro Market. Walked away and went to Sendicks.

I am a former employee of Kroger. I retired on 6/1. Now when I go to the self checkout to get…read morecash back I am charged .75 cents. No other grocery store charges me for cash back except my former employer. Kroger does everything they can to take advantage of their employees. Customers, BE CAREFUL they are not a reputable company and they take such advantage of their employees. It is a very toxic environment. Upper managerment comes through and makes the help feel like crap, yet they promte associate care over the speaker system. Zero motivation and zero concern who their managers are and how they work. Awful place to work!! Top heavy with management and when Mike Marks come through a store he doesn't even acknowledge the store help, but rather beats them up, such a hypocrite!

We love shopping here! Very clean and well organized. A bit pricey for name brand products but a…read moregood choice for produce and veggies. Love that they have an ordering system for their deli counter so you don't have to wait at the counter and can instead place the order and shop while they get it ready

Sendik's - Oconomowoc, WI…read more This Sendik's location has truly become one of our household's favorite grocery stops. From the moment you walk in, it just feels fresh, local, and well cared for--with an amazing selection of produce, prepared meals, and specialty items that make healing, plant-based eating actually feel doable. We especially love the Grapevine Market section, which has some great low-sodium options and dairy-free finds. There's a surprising amount of clean-label brands tucked throughout the store, and the fresh-cut fruit cups, deli counter, and salad bar are all well-stocked and appealing. It's clear they take quality seriously. Gracefully Accessible Notes (as a trach + scooter user): Smooth scooter access - wide aisles, automatic doors, and no awkward layouts or tight corners Clean air - well-ventilated, not heavily scented--big relief for those of us who are oxygen-sensitive Restroom access - restrooms are clearly marked and roomy enough for mobility equipment Kindness counts - staff are attentive, patient, and didn't rush or stare--small gestures, big impact We always leave feeling cared for and seen--not just as customers, but as real people with real dietary and accessibility needs. Thank you, Sendik's, for creating a space where good food and good dignity go hand in hand. #AccessWithSamera | #GracefullyAccessible

I love this Metro Mart and usually have a great experience. I don't know what is going on but this…read moreis the second time this year my peaches (I think) brought home fruit flies. The first time was just fruit flies (I could see them in the store) but I went a few days ago and not only were there fruit flies. There were some tiny black jumping bugs attacking the bananas. I wouldn't recommend not shopping there. Just soap and water to clean fruits and veg. I normally use a vinegar spray and rinse. Unfortunately, fruit flies REALLY like vinegar, LOL. Sorry, no photos. They are really fast!

The pharmacy is absolutely terrible, completely rude and unprofessional…read more I don't even think about going in around 1 o'clock they're closed very rude people. I suggest to go elsewhere.

I love the quality and freshness of the produce and competitive pricing. The wide variety of deli…read morechoices is also impressive.

This German-based supermarket has grown in popularity and in numbers across the country. It is a…read morepopular chain of stores in Germany with over 4,400 locations, and we prefer to shop there. With a strong presence of 77 stores in Wisconsin state, Aldi has a total of 1,600 locations in 35 different states in the USA offering a wide range of groceries, with both American choices and healthy options. It is suggested to bring your own shopping bags (or crates). Normally, these stores are not big ones limiting their size and merchandise. Like many shoppers, we do not want to wander around in huge supermarkets being exhausted with choices spending time, energy, and money on groceries. At Aldi, we experienced a simple, cost-effective approach to grocery shopping that saves us on our grocery bills. Also, we found almost a full range of grocery products that are of the highest possible quality.

I really like this grocery store. It is not too big that you have a hard time finding goods, and…read morenot too small that they don't have what you want. Most of the time they have what I need. Only on occasion am I unable to find what I want, but in all fairness, those times I am looking for something that only gourmet stores may stock. No big deal! I have found that most of the staff is kind and courteous, often asking if I need help - yet not being overbearing. The produce section always has very fresh products. The store/lot are always in great shape.

Wife and I finally made it to Bella Gusto Saturday for a casual downtown dinner before a walk…read morearound the lake. We both ordered a small salad and we shared a small chicken barbecue pizza. Every employee we spoke with was genuinely friendly and seemed happy to be there and happy to help. We thought we needed to stand around inside to wait on our food and then take it outside to the street side tables but we were quickly encouraged to go set outside because " we know you guys are out there and we will bring you your food". We did and within less than 10 minutes we were served our fresh side salads. The wait staff was attentive and genuinely interested that we had everything we needed.Our pizza came out in just about the right time. Crust is just like we like it and the ingredients were super fresh. Again, we were checked on several times, but never felt hurried or rushed. The W experience was a pleasant surprise; the food was excellent but the staff was simply stellar. Kudos! We will be back and we will definitely brag on this place to others.

Where do I start! Bella Gusto is one of our favorite stops. They have a beautiful restaurant,…read moreamazing staff and ownership, and of course delicious food and wine! We love ordering their pizzas/pinzas and taking them to go on the boat! The crust is some of the best I have had! They also host an awesome event called Stock Your Cellar. If you love wines this one is for you!! Put this on your list as a must stop!

This is a distribution warehouse for Kroger It's the…read moreabsolute pits! Quite possibly the rudest and most damn right inefficient staff I've ever come across I will never delivery here again, I have too much value for my time on this earth to be sitting here getting zero service and an abysmal attitude I will never shop in any Kroger - you people need to sort out your staff and your system to deliver I hate this place with a passion, I wish I never came here today, just horrible horrible horrible

Today Friday August 30 I was shopping at the Pic n Save 220 east Sunset in Waukesha , Wi. I was…read moreseverely disappointed with the store management, ( Tonya) everything was going good until a customer accidentally dropped a 4 pack of GLASS soda bottles, Glass everywhere , soda everywhere and the customer thankfully was not cut or injured, not that it matters it was a elderly woman. She sought out a meat department employee who was in the general area. He said he'll get some HELP. I continued to shop until I came back to the meat department and noticed that the elderly woman was still there , she said" I didn't want to leave the area because of the GLASS everywhere" . I noticed some higher ups (management ) just standing around talking among themselves .I said hollering " Can we get some HELP over here some broken glass is on the floor" you would think the management would be alarmed, no they just ignored me until another customer, thankfully said "Hey we need some help" then omg they came over. Wtf.