I've never been so insulted in my life trying to get something done if service counter this is the…read morethird break for lunch and it's almost 4:00 afternoon I just want to talk to someone at the service desk the lady that was here before very rude and mean

On July 7th 2017 I picked up an order I had placed for 300 pieces of Baked Chicken from the Deli at…read morethe Washington Kroger. I had requested the chicken to be cold, so it could be served the next day. Our congregation observes the Sabbath and we do not buy on Sabbath, which is why it was picked up cold. Teresa, in the deli, took the order and was Very helpful in asking questions and offering advice, with my special order. Anthony, in the deli, packaged my order and did an excellent job. The chicken held together very well in the reheating and was delicious! I really appreciate all their work and the care they put into making our luncheon very nice! I would absolutely order with them again! Thanks Anthony and Teresa :)

One of the cleanest Wally Worlds I've ever been too. Good service and a very friendly. Not an…read moreabundance of Hoverounds decorated with NASCAR and Pro-Tea Party stickers. Though, I know they're here. Hiding, silently, hovering aisle to aisle. Apparently the Fiancé was pleased to announced he worked here as a kid, and the girl who stood him up STILL worked here. Aside from that awkward interaction this Wal-Mart is surprisingly in great shape for being as old as it is. Shelves were fully stocked and staff was very attentive. I wish this were the Wal-Mart in my town!

Went to pickup an order for my handicapped sister. Walmart told her it was ready. Got there and…read morechecked in. Waited almost an hour as the kept saying they were prepping the order when I asked. One employee even told me it was taking so long because he was only getting paid $15 hour. Awful, awful service. Apparently it's okay because they only get paid $15 hour. Walmart needs to do better and hire better workers.

Easy recommended shopping spree, annoying and odd lack of discounted b grade produce which puts…read moreexcessive waste and cost to both farmers and consumers, but overall an obvious option for the usual popular budget quality brands. The chocolate and beer is especially well crafted for these prices. Apples tend to be below average without local sources. Would like to see benefits for self checkout which is definitely saving them big while giving us more work without any perks, I suppose that's everyone however I like to think Aldi holds to some decent decency.

The pickup service sucks. I agreed to pick up at 2pm but I received a text they have no shopper…read more available and will contact me when they do. It is now past 2 pm and my wife and I have been waiting 1/2 hour. I am going to go in and see if they can cancel my order. Wish me luck . Wally World is right across the street. We thought we'd give Aldi a chance. No more

Review Visit: September 17th, 2014…read more Sugar. Spice. Everything nice. Like in a lot of smaller towns, you'll usually have or find a business that deals in candy. Sugary confections. Sweet treats. Candy from yesteryears. Soda (pop) in more varieties than you care for it to come in. Things you think you'd never see again and things you fall in love with. Holland's Mercantile fills that role for Washington, IL. My friend Matt and I decided to spend an afternoon exploring the Washington Square to see what the town and it's folk offered. The words on the front of the store's glass got me excited at the possibilities held inside. As we opened the door and headed in, the excitement increased tenfold. It was like being a kid in a candy store. Except that we are adults... in a candy store. Upon entering, I first noticed the long row of candy in the glass containers where you can scoop out as much as you want. Lining the walls were a million different candy from a million different times and cultures. I saw things I hadn't seen in years. They had stuff I didn't think existed in time where color TV is the norm. On top of the candy, they also had a display case full of baked goods. Whether these are made in-house or from a local bakery, I am not sure. Either way, the stuff looked fantastic behind the glass. Turtles. Truffles. Caramel Bars. It all looked so good that I think my blood sugar level elevated just looking at the offerings. This store has more than just candy, baked goodies, and sweets from everyone's childhood. They also had the novelty toys from the same time period the candy/sweets come from. There were novelty toys that tied in to current day trends but they also had toys that kids from our time would enjoy just as much as kids from the time from which they came. I also think there was a back room that was full of a combination of everything the store offered. On this day, I let my inner child run wild and I picked up a small sack full of candy. I didn't want to get too much because I don't have the best self-control when it comes to my sweet tooth. Next door is another Holland's store that offers up popcorn in many different flavors and even more soda to pick from. This store did remind me of the candy store from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, minus the Candy Man tossing candy to and fro. Though that would've been quite the sight to see. The store just has this feeling of being a great place to get your sweet tooth fix while reliving items from your childhood and also your parent's childhood. I will end this with a warning. If you have kids and bring them here... expect to drop a lot of money on sweets and toys. It's easy to spend a small fortune in a place like this. Also, don't let your kids see Holland's Caramelcorn next door. They might get loaded up on sugar and then get popcorn cheese everywhere. How sweet it is.

The best variety of popcorn indulgence is waiting for you at Hollands. It is hands down better…read morethan Garrett's! I make trips to central Illinois, and this is one of my must do stops!