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    Very rude sold me a product that did not work. I asked prior to the purchase and they promised that it did. Refused to provide me a refund.

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    Amazing and very clean. They people who work there are very nice. Beer is very cold! Lucky spot for lottery. I would definitely come back.

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    Ralphs

    Ralphs

    2.9(158 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    •$$

    This Ralph's has very narrow aisles plus extra displays everywhere that make it even more difficult…read moreto get through. But I have to say, they had SO MANY flower bouquets and arrangements!! More than I've ever seen in a grocery store. Definitely come here to get flowers. Maybe it's just for Moms day weekend but it is quite impressive. We found a really nice rose arrangement in a pretty vase for only $29.99.

    0 STARS -- EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM A MANAGER…read more I have lived next door to this Ralphs and have been a customer for approximately five years. This store is literally right next door to my home, and for years I regularly patronized this location without having any significant issues--until dealing with a manager named Cisco. I had an incident with Cisco last year where I felt he unnecessarily involved himself in a conversation I was having with another customer and escalated the situation. I made complaints about that incident previously. Since then, I have largely avoided this store because I do not want to have any interaction with him. It is unfortunate that a store located right next to my home has become a place I feel uncomfortable shopping because of one employee. Tonight, I went into the store simply to purchase my items and leave. I noticed the self-checkout area was not open as it normally has been at that time. Another employee was trying to assist me and went to ask whether the self-checkout could be opened. When the employee came back and said it could not be opened, Cisco came over. I explained that I was simply trying to check myself out and specifically asked him, politely, if he could open the self-checkout. I even acknowledged that we have had issues in the past and that I was trying to avoid any interaction with him. Instead of simply responding professionally, he focused on the fact that I had said "please," repeating it back to me in a way that I perceived as mocking and antagonistic. I told him that I had already asked politely. His response was essentially that he was not going to do it. At that point, this was no longer about whether a self-checkout was available. It was about how a manager chose to interact with a customer. I was attempting to avoid confrontation and simply make my purchase. I should not have to feel like I am being antagonized by a manager when I am trying to shop at a store I have patronized for approximately five years. When I left the store, security and police became involved. This was extremely upsetting and completely unnecessary from my perspective. Ralphs needs to seriously address what is happening at this location. A manager is supposed to de-escalate situations, provide professional customer service, and represent the company appropriately--not make an already uncomfortable customer interaction worse. I have already made complaints about my experiences with Cisco, so this is not the first time I have raised concerns. The fact that I have continued to encounter the same type of behavior is extremely disappointing. This is bigger than simply saying, "I don't like this employee." Customers should be treated with professionalism and respect regardless of whether an employee personally likes them. A manager should be held to an even higher standard. Ralphs: please investigate this situation, review the conduct of this manager, and take appropriate corrective action. At this point, I do not believe Cisco should continue serving in a customer-facing management position. I am asking Ralphs to seriously consider removing him from this location and/or taking whatever employment action is appropriate based on the investigation. I have been a paying customer of this store for approximately five years. I should not have to avoid a store next door to my own home because of one manager's conduct. Ralphs needs to do better.

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    Reduced bakery

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    Onyx swing by the entrance

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    Trader Joe's - TJ's Spinach pasta with  shrimp dish

    Trader Joe's

    4.3(425 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    This TJ's location is one of my local spots for grocery shopping, flower arrangement gifts, and…read moremore. This seems to be one of the average-sized yet spacious TJ's I've been to, and it has most of the daily and featured items in stock. It gets pretty busy at times, as does the parking lot. The staff is friendly and helpful when needed. I appreciate that they have live cashiers and not self-checkouts. Prices are also good to average. A few personal favorites: - The freshly prepared food and salads - Organic fruits and veggies - The variety of pressed juices, probiotic drinks, and wellness shots - A nice selection of wine, beer, and spirits - Plenty of snacks (chips, salsas, dips, etc) - A good variety of meats, cheeses, and frozen items. - Can't forget the skin and health care needs. Some real winners for a fraction of the cost of big-name brands. ie. Vitamin C Serum and Daily Facial Sunscreen that my family loves. - Complimentary samples Depending on what I want to eat or cook at home, TJ's can provide most of what I need. There are some great items I've bought and will buy again, but there are also some disappointments. Overall, I like to shop at TJ's on the regular and am looking forward to the next trip.

    Everyone knows about the bizarre Trader Joe's tote bag trend…read more I never really understood what the craze was all about. Luckily, I'm not one to get into trends like most people do. At least for the most part. Mom and I had a bit of time to kill and thought it a good idea to walk off the semi-huge lunch we just had. I figured this town center was a good place to do it. It was a plus finding a TJ's here, so out of curiosity, we decided to make a quick stop just to see if they happen to be carrying these ever so famous tote bags. And they did. And the sign says LIMIT 2. No biggie, we grabbed 4, 2 for each of us. While in line, I mentioned to Mom how much I appreciate this store for limiting the number of bags each customer can purchase. We have seen people hoarding them by the hundreds leaving many others out of opportunity to buy/own them. Miss Young-ish cashier must have overheard us and gave her unsolicited and unwanted retort as she sneered at us paired with snarky attitude and said, "Actually, the limit is 2 per household." Welp... that's not what the sign says. It clearly just says, "LIMIT 2." No hint of the word "household" anywhere. But that's all irrelevant anyway as I responded to her appropriately by turning to her direction, gave her a hard stare and said, "That's nice. She and I (while pointing at my Mom) don't live together." She couldn't hide her embarrassment. That look was priceless. This is exactly what happens when one makes false assumptions, so that's right: keep looking down and avoid eye contact as you complete our transactions. I love Trader Joe's, that hasn't changed. The low rating is about the cashier's attitude. I'd still come back, but that probably won't be awhile since there are many TJ's much closer to home. Will update as needed.

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    3/16/25 Pine berries? Should I get em & try?

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    Photo from outside the store.

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