I had such a disturbing experience today when I came to buy a box of peaches that truly left me…read morestunned and tarnished the reputation of the farm stand in my book. I have been coming here for a couple of years and thought that it's wonderful to have a farm stand so close to where we leave. The prices of the goods, although high to me is reasonable because I know how competitive it is out there and quite hard for small business to turn a profit. That said, I think if they can't compete with the prices then I believe they must go out of their way to be friendly and exhibit excellent customer service. I happened to passed by the store today and turned around because I saw that the box peaches are now available. I parked and picked a box of peaches from the middle rack after inquiring how much they are which was $38.99. When I brought my box to pay an older man sorting the vegetables with glasses commented that the box I picked seemed too full and asked where I picked them up. I then pointed at the row of peaches to which he replied he was surprised that I could even get the boxes out from the second shelf insinuating that I somehow put more peaches on top of the box that I picked. On closer look all the boxes are bursting with peaches. I said I'm happy to pick another box. He stormed off inside and I simply smiled and paid cash and took my box. I daresay as much as I love to support local business I don't believe I will be coming back. It's a shame really but this one experience put such a sour taste in my mouth. Maybe he was having a bad day, but surely to run a successful business you must put aside your emotion and go about being a nice person to those who pay good money so you can in turn put food in your stomach. I overlooked the dilapidated building, the endless exposure of produce to harmful chemical from cars whizzing by, the high prices but I draw the line on customer service. If you are treated kindly the prices and conditions sometimes can be overlooked. Now my eyes are opened. Guess I'm back to Whole Foods. At least they don't harass me and they are a lot nicer. Plus they have fresher fruits and vegetables and more selection.

We are recent transplants from CA. First time here for us. Located on the south side of W State 44…read morenear the Eagle Island State Park entrance. Dirt parking lot and a bit dilapidated. Good selection of produce, the young man at the register was personable, prices seem reasonable, unlike at the Eagle Farmers Market. Wish they sold fresh eggs.

One of the better stores beyond the corporate flag ship store down the road…read more ALWAYS very clean and orderly in this store. Customer service is friendly and helpful. I've been using this Albertsons recently when frequenting other places nearby in Eagle area. Downside....not much! The wine department is much smaller than the Star location. I'm thinking it's to be considerate of the nearby private wine business store...which is out of respect for small businesses. You can still find all levels of wine. I sell wine.

Overall I'm extremely grateful to call this my local grocery store. The fact that I am able to…read moreleave my house, do all my shopping, check out and bag, and be back home in under an hour is a huge blessing. For anyone that shops here, I do highly recommend paying the $99 annual Fresh Pass fee; they have discounted rates for things like Military as well. In 2025 I saved over $1000, so I definitely know I got my moneys worth. I would be curious to price that out against Winco, as I may still be paying more, but the app telling me that I'm saving makes me feel better The other positives of this store- Layout is easy to follow and relatively simple to find what you're looking for. You're not walking around perpendicular aisles spending 80% of the time just meandering around. The parallel aisles make it very easy to weave in and out. 90% of the time, they have what I need, and if not there is a clear alternative option available. My few negatives that I do have with this store- They seem to stock at what I believe to be inconvenient times (but I also think that is just my luck for when I do my shopping). I go at around 9-10 on Sundays which seems to be their busiest time to stock the shelves. I know it's not a 24 hour location, but I would think stocking in the early mornings or maybe even weekdays would also make it easier for the employees! I used to do delivery because of the convenience, until they started being "out of stock" of a lot of the product that said it was in stock in the app; the app also says what's out of stock.. not their fault as their just trying to be efficient, but the in-store shoppers also don't have quality control. So I definitely learned that instead of being upset at them, I needed to just get my behind up and do the shopping myself. Overall a great location though and the Starbucks inside is of course an added bonus!

Our regular stop combined with you know...that other store a block away…read more You don't have to be all in on the organic side of food but I do highly recommend this grocery store for that. Vegetables and local meats. We joined their membership a year before moving here...that's how much I liked the store. Twice a month great sale prices on local. You receive a monthly discount to use on all your groceries too. Don't pass the deli department without exploding. Love the pizza by slice!! The store holds classes too but I'm so busy. Very clean!! Oh the local bread department is above 5 star quality too.

We love love loved this Co-op! The variety Nd the options were a limited ingredient families…read moredream! We try to be conscious of what products we use on and what foods we put in our bodies. We were so thrilled to wander in here and see how ample the options were for us. Some highlights: The food court foods were CLEAN, limited ingredient, and there was a large variety. We ordered a whole pizza to go and enjoyed it guilt free for dinner as there dough and everything in it was seed oil free, and free of other ingredients we avoid. The bakery was filled with fresh gluten free options and sweets, it was a dream for me! They also carry a number of products from local small businesses which was a pleasant surprise. Prices were reasonable in comparison to what you can expect to pay in other places for high quality foods. We will 100% be back here next time we're in the area and highly recommend checking the co-op out if you're in the area.

How would I rate my experience? I would rate my experience five stars!…read more Delicious food! Baked beans and potato salad are amazing. Prices are totally reasonable!!! Can't wait to come get another sandwich! Fresh meats look amazing as well.

The best sandwiches here are absolutely the hot sandwiches -- specifically the Southwesterner. If…read moreyou want to try their smoked tri-tip, this is the move. Every single time I order it, I tell myself, "Okay, I'll just eat half." And every single time I fail because somehow the combination of their soft toasted bun, smoky tri-tip, salsa, and just the right amount of messiness makes you question why other sandwich places even exist. What really makes this place special though is that it still feels like an actual neighborhood butcher/deli. Hayley, the owner, is often behind the counter and genuinely knows the names and faces of regulars because there are THAT many repeat customers. They're also one of the best places around for holiday meats. Pro tip: order early for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Another great tip I got from one of their butchers was to pick your order up two days before you need it instead of fighting the crowds the day before. They've already allocated your order, so it's the exact same quality -- but way less stress and waiting. And honestly? Their holiday sides deserve their own review. When the red skin mashed potatoes come out for the holidays, I genuinely wonder why anyone makes mashed potatoes from scratch anymore. And the gravy? Dangerous. I literally order extra every year and freeze it in portions because it's too good to only eat once during the holidays.

Brought my boys here for lunch and it's the perfect place that is truly kid friendly!! I love that…read moreI'm feeding my kids whole foods with no sugary premixes. My boys love the Brent smoothies and we ask for whipped cream on top every time. The service was top notch and our food was delivered in a timely manner despite the lunch rush. Pro tip-add chocolate honey to your peanut butter passion. Well worth the additional $1!!! Highly recommend!!!

Got a small bowl and ask if the strawberries were organic; she said no so I swapped them out for…read moreblueberries and added almond butter on top she charged me a $1 extra per topping and my bowl cost me $11 instead of $7 She did not say anything as she was ringing me up about additional charges I called to ask about it and let them know and she said "sorry we charge an extra $ per topping" I didn't get "extra " I swapped out the strawberries BAD customer service !! Just said sorry

I went to the one on Fairview Ave to look at some jewelry. I was assisted by Lori, and she was just…read moreawesome. She was able to find me some higher quality ear rings, that happened to be available on a special sale. They were sure better than what I was going to pick. She was so professional and pleasant, definitely a great experience.

Rude pharmacist....would not let me explain exactly why I was calling. Unfortunately, this is…read morecommon behavior anymore.