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3.1 (54 reviews)
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Open • 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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I've had a lot of problems with Hy-Vee on 151st in Olathe advertising items incorrectly in the past few years. Here is one example from about a year ago. I should have posted this then. Make sure to memorize pricing as you go through the store and compare it to your receipts. Also, check for discrepancies with their meat case, their scale, packaging, checkout, and receipts. I've found pricing mistakes on my receipts about 80% of the time when shopping at this location. The one example I have posted shows filet mignon at $11.99 for 5 oz. They routinely swap out pricing in the case and interchange pounds for ounces frequently, so it will confuse most people and you'll likely think the dollar amount is per lb if you don't look closely, especially when you check out. As you can see by the labeling, it rang up at $12.99 a piece despite the $11.99 advertised price, but then shows it is actually about $42 a lb. On the cash register, it shows 2 lbs at $12.99 which implies each steak was 16 oz when they were only 5 oz a piece. The receipt doesn't show lbs or ounces at all. It just shows the price. So, if you don't pay close attention. you won't realize there is a huge problem. You'll leave the store thinking you paid far less per pound when they are actually charging per piece. Arrow through the pictures. $42 a pound for steak is obscene. Whole Foods' filet mignon is almost $12 a pound less. . . I complained to the store director and wasn't taken seriously. I had to dispute several items on my credit card due to pricing discrepancies and Hy-Vee didn't properly investigate them through their home office. My disputes were only refunded after I went into their store, took pictures of every step, and escalated my complaint to a district manager. This location will fleece your wallet given the chance. And their customer service is terrible. They've also mishandled my priority and certified mailings multiple times. I've had to file lost mail with the post office repeatedly. The last time I was in there, their customer service rep began to label the package incorrectly and to charge me the wrong amount. Despite pointing out to her the issues, she repeatedly argued with me until I pointed to the pricing on the board. Then she called a supervisor. The supervisor tried to explain to her and she still couldn't get it right. I ended up walking out and mailing at the post office. Prior to this experience, I thought all the problems were related to the post office. Now I know HyVee has been handling them wrong. Examples of false advertising in pics included. Also, be diligent about checking expiration dates on all items in the store. They are terrible about pulling items from the shelf, especially in the gourmet cheese section by the deli, the health food market, and produce. Feel free to look up their inspection results with the Kansas Department of Agriculture: https://foodsafety.kda.ks.gov/FoodSafety/Web/Inspection/PublicInspectionSearch.aspx. 33 citations for 2018 alone.

Kristen L.

4 Stars overall and only 3 stars for the Hyvee Health Market. Honestly I wasn't that impressed. Yes this is a very pretty grocery store and they've really amped up their prepared foods at this location. Really they aren't offering that many new things, but improved the presentation and customer knowledge of availability. If you're eating Gluten free, you won't find a lot of options in the prepared food section. At first the salsa bar and hummus bar were appealing until I started asking an employee some questions. Turns out neither one is fresh at all. This surprised me. Why set it out in a "bar", why not just sell it in packaged containers? She said it ships to them already made, in big containers and they just dump it in. Also it's not gluten free either which makes sense because it's not fresh. They do have plenty of packaged salsa & hummus that is GF if you need that. I really expected the employees to be better prepared to answer questions and know their way around the store. The employees I talked with seemed lost & uncertain where things were. They also both had to go find out answers to my questions. I do agree with another review that the produce section is small. And the Organic produce is in the corner & tiny. Plus many of the items I considering buying weren't good. Lettuce was wilted, peppers were really wrinkled, celery wasn't firm. Maybe it's because they just opened, but you'd expect fresh produce on the first day. For the Health Market, I will say it's the largest & best selection of a conventional grocery store in town. For me, it's won't replace my trips to Whole Foods, Sprouts or Trader Joe's. Their prices are higher, $1+, on many things I buy from those other stores. Yes they have more bulk items, but I noticed quickly that not all of them are as quality as what you'd find at Whole Foods. The dried mangos and cranberries were tough. For me this will only be for last minute and convenience. I didn't visit the restaurant so I don't have anything to say about it for now. I"ll have to check out their menu online to see if it sounds appealing.

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