I usually shop here or the one on cloud, but I swear the stocking is always a hit or miss. Finding…read moreanything ready to drink in the coolers like seltzer waters, body amor are never stocked and they're always a complete mess. But I have realized that here in Kansas, some people don't like to actually do their job, so take that as you will.

DO NOT WORK HERE! 1. Starting wages are terrible…read more 2. You need to fill out a 25-30 page packet about the store and training with a manager. I work their do months and I fly got 3-5 pages done. Every time I ask my manger, he said "I am to tired to do it" 3. I never watch all of the training videos. 4. You have to work over 6 hours to get a 30 minute break. 5. Someone times when I ask for a break (working over 6 hours) I was told a break was a privilege and not mandatory. 6. My manger would go sleep in the closet instead of working. 7. Manger would make fun of me. 8. There are shelves of food in the back that have only a little problem (1 soda is open in a pack, box is partially open, ect) that gets thrown away. I seen a few intro videos for working there and they made a point that they donate food. Not once have I seen them do that.

The lady's that work in this market are very helpful and friendly. Very clean and lots to choose…read morefrom.

Everyone is very polite and when those tomatoes come in, you'll never go shopping at Dillons againread more

Great store manager!! He truly cares about his customers,…read moreand truly listens to our needs.

For a Walmart at this location serves it purpose.And for a holiday weekend it was exceptionally…read moreclean and organized. The staff was friendly and helpful. And I was able to get everything I was looking for. Shelves were well stocked. really have no complaints. Nice work!

Ten billion times better than any Dillon's you'll ever go to. Still expensive af, fam, but you…read morewon't have to sell plasma to get some pepperoni and pickle chips. They could stay up on the wipe supply to clean these filthy carts previously used by who knows how many vectors of disease.

Good little store and the few times I have been there it has been clean. I was very impressed one…read moretime when a customer broke a candle on an isle and it was cleaned up within just minutes.

Almost all of their employees are nasty rude and incapable of speaking normally to another human…read morebeing . Unless they're being hostile towards you because you asked for help

Bakery: I ordered a birthday cake (custom) for my son online for his 18th birthday 2 days prior to…read morethe day and scheduled the pickup for 12:30pm. They called to tell me they didn't do round cakes, so I approved switching the order to a 1/4 sheet cake. At 5:15pm when I went in to pick up the cake they said it hadn't been made and wouldn't be ready until 12:30 the following day. It's my son's 18th birthday...a huge milestone!! And they couldn't explain why it wasn't ready. Disappointed doesn't even begin to cover it.

I came here to get boba drink. I ordered a Thai milk tea with boba. It's $5…read more I thought it's a bit pricy but it came in a big, generous cup. I also found a few Asian/Indian spices that I cannot find in the regular grocery store. Their items are mainly Vietnamese but I found some Japanese snack and Chinese grocery. Good selections of Asian grocery here!

A relative of mine once got into a stupid argument about whether "oriental" was, in fact, an…read moreoffensive term. In Salina, I guess it's not? There's another "Oriental" market right around the corner, although I didn't have a chance to visit it. This is a small shop with three aisles of food. It has the darkly sweet and vaguely unpleasant smell often associated with Asian supermarkets. In back, there are some shelves of cookware and bowls. Half of the floor space of the shop is divided off and used for two pool tables. There were some people playing pool here when I walked in, which seemed odd for the early afternoon. Although "oriental," this store has almost exclusively Southeast Asian fare. There is no Korean packaged food (unless you count Nong Shim Bowl Noodles, which are available in ordinary supermarkets--even in Salina), and no Japanese food (unless you count the Thai-labeled Glico snacks, including small boxes of Pocky for 79 cents). Good place to get coconut milk, I guess. I was able to get some Chinese-labeled rice cracker snacks from Thailand, which were sweet and MSG-laden for just $1.29. That's something.