Very disappointing when this company took over Country Boy Grocery.
They claim thousands of prices lowered but what they did was raise the prices of everyday staples, milk, eggs, butter, cheese and beer, yeah! Never a sale I have seen on any brand of the staples.
Country Boy at least always ran a sale of one brand over another that was a deal. Milk 2.98 gal vs. the other brand 3.98 gal. It shifted back and forth between brands so there was always a sale to pick from. Same deal with cheese. There was always one brand that was sale priced by 1/2 of others any day of the week to choose from. Harps, cheese and milk never on sale. Same price across the brands, some higher than others but no deals to choose from. Worst of all Harps has never run a sale on beer of any brand like Country Boy always did. Fixed prices across all labels, never lowered, never a sale. In fact, they raised prices. A six-pack of Bud is like 7.99. Labor day, which just passed, not one single sale on brew. CB used to make it impossible not to stock up with the sales they always had on and around the holidays. I now drive to Midwest city to do my grocery shopping at Crest or WinCo. Harps lost my business on principal only of screwing the locals that have no other nearby grocer to compete. Harrah needs another grocery store built soon. Not Walmart..they are the worst for gouging on the food prices. Harps is following second IMO, taking advantage of the locals. One thing I do like very much are the workers that I have known for many years. But they have no control on prices. read more