I have lived by Fred's for 54 yrs always go get there ham salad n fresh meats..plus I live all the…read moreworkers there n owner

I remember growing up on Reese Ave. This was some 70 years ago. It was then Lanes Market. I visited…read morenot too long ago and was so pleased that the little neighborhood store was still there. Things quite naturally were a little different inside, but I was so pleased to be there. Thank you for keeping a childhood memory alive.

1. Shelves were "chucked" full with stock items I buy. 2…read more Josh, his checkout line was moving faster than others. 3. Cashier Josh was moving customers out faster than others and pleasantly bagged customers groceries.

Meijer cares about its customers deeply, the workers are nice and they had everything I needed, and…read moreit was visually pleasing. Unlike the bum ahh River Valley Mall cinemark.

BIG store. This one beats the Pickerington Kroger Marketplace in a few areas. One is size. Things…read moreare spread out a little more. Aisles seem wider. More space between the check-out lanes. Nice, simple decor. However, I noticed some things were more more pricy (ie, fresh shrimp, packaged chicken thighs, spaghetti sauces, some hygiene items, etc). I'm hoping this will settle, as 50¢-$1 difference on some things adds up. Can't say the customer service was anything special, as I never encountered any down the aisles. The young lady getting my lunch meat was rather curt, but I'll give her the benefit of the doubt, since they've probably been swapped, being their grand opening week. Being across the street from ALDI, I can kill two grocery-birds with one stone!

Hamburger at Kroger and most chain stores now They put…read moregross Fillers in called red SLIME disgusting,will never buy meat from Kroger again,prices are high and they don't give you 100% real meat, that is certainly a health concern!

If you want meat that is fresh Bob Bay's in Lancaster 43130 is my favorite. I love their Hamburger…read morepacks of 5 and they are big with little grease. Their potato salad is better than my own and if you are going on a picnic (with a grill) this is place to go. Located on Maple Street in Lancaster in 43130 the guys behind the counter are friendly and knowledgeable. The service is excellent. The Ambiance is like an 1960's classic grocery store . See you soon for more burgers and potato salad!!

it is probably the only place in Lancaster to buy fresh butchered meat, however, the store and meat…read moredept is very dirty, and looks unhealthy. most of the staff does not even put on gloves to handle the meat and its a rare occassion you see them wash their hands. one can only imagine what goes on in the butchering process. in additions, the entire stuff is unfriendly and bothered with your presence. most especially the cashier. I'm looking for other fresh butchering options in the area. I don't see how this place passes inspections.

The fastest self-checkout system I've ever encountered. And at a Walmart, of all places. I'm…read morecompletely floored. This Walmart Scan & Go systems was on fire! These self-checkouts do NOT talk - hallelujah!! I was able to scan my 5 items without even having to wait for each stinking thing to be in the bag. I should state, Walmart carries a brand of deodorant that I adore, and its exclusive to Walmart (yes, the somewhat daunting trip has to be taken every so often). Yes, I do feel a bit squeezed in this Walmart. It's not as roomy as others. Or, maybe it's just this one has a shit ton more floor displays than most, blocking the valuable foot space. If I'm in an unhappy irritated mood, not wanting to deal with any talking or time hassles, I'm definitely keeping this particular Walmart in mind.

I recently hit a piece of wire while mowing grass with my new mower. The wire had two sharp ends,…read moreone went into the side wall and the other into the tread. Sidewall hole in tire un repairable so I had to buy a new tire. I could not get the new tire onto the rim and decided it would be best if a tire center put the tire on the rim. I decided to go to our local Walmart tire center. The gentleman said he could put the rim on no problem. An hour and a half later the Shift Manager Geoff brought out my mounted tire and told me the tire was damaged, there was a Bible in the side wall. He neglected to mention the damaged rim that was clearly leaking because there was air loudly escaping from the rim bead and the soap spray they sprayed on it was still making bubbles. Geoff stated it would cost $108 to get a new tire. I was promised a new tire and rim would be in Tuesday 5/12/26 and Geoff would call when the tire came in. On Wednesday 5/13/26 I inquired with Geoff who told me Friday because the company he ordered the tire from only sent a tire not a remounted tire on a rim. Friday came and went, when I went to Walmart Tire Center I was told Geoff was on vacation. I have spoken to the Department Manager Adolphis who stated he was not aware of this issue and he could not do anything until he spoke with Geoff when he returned from vacation. This was Saturday 5/23/26. I was promised a return telephone call when Geoff returned to work on 5/24/26. It is now 5/26/26 and neither Geoff or Adolphis has called. No one answers the phone in the service center, when I get the operator I get disconnected. I have to go in person to speak with them. It looks like I am eating the cost of replacing a new tire and rim a second time. If they couldn't put the rim on due to lack of ability or due to policy they should have said they couldn't do it instead of damaging the tire and the rim making both items unusable.

ClickList is awesome! Wine selection could be better. My wife and I like Moscato D'Asti and a lot…read moreof times, they don't have it. We have to go to Giant Eagle or Target to get it. The new store is very nice, but it is hard to find some items. Also, they need to get New York Ciabatta Bread. Not everyone likes a dozen varieties of garlic toast!

Lots of people not wearing masks, getting close to me and breathing all over me and my groceries…read morewhile I'm shopping. Not going back.