Overall similar to other Hy-vee stores but the problem is that in general, Hy-vee has raised their…read moreprices so high that they are not even close with other stores anymore. Had shopped there for over 30 years but now go elsewhere due to the significantly higher prices. The other issue is that the prices vary pretty significantly depending on which store you go to. Seems like profit has become more important than customers.

Our local Hyvee is the most friendly and cleanest grocery store in LS. Friday night craving of…read moresushi for $7.99 wasn't a bad deal for a spicy tuna roll.

Larry helpful me at the meat section today and he was very kind and genuine…read more The store is clean and has so many good organic brands. Also the cashier was sweet. I didn't get her name. Easy parking !

Sprouts has a good selection of healthier items than a traditional grocery store. This is my first…read moretime at this location. Many areas of the vitamin department were well faced and stocked. Nice display. But, I didn't see any vitamin staff the whole time we were in the store. It could have been their break or maybe working in their back room. We were able to find what we needed. Nice display of flowers. The produce department looked clean. Certain areas were not full. The bulk department had nice displays. It took me awhile to find the refrigerated coconut water.

I'm speaking about this Price chopper, it's clean it's maintained the people are nice the shopping…read morecarts don't struggle good selection in the bakery and in the in the butcher shop. I drive out of my way to go to this one

Freebee Friday promotion: 6 Fresh cooked donuts with $25 purchase. Ok. I don't need $25 worth of…read morestuff, but I'll get some extra things to get the donuts. Oh, they're out of donuts. That's OK, last week (every week) they were out and I got a raincheck. No raincheck for the donuts? You are S-O-L. So the purpose of the promotion is to buy extra things for nothing. That's good marketing. And why shouldn't I just go to Walmart or Hy-Vee?

I recently thought that this Hy-Vee store to shop around for a few items since I was staying in the…read morearea for a couple of nights. This place was pretty immense. I really enjoyed its beer cave attached to the store which featured a wide selection of Fine Wines and a small selection of my favorite non-alcoholic drinks. Shopping wise, this place featured a great deal of grocery items and the staff here was absolutely friendly and helpful at the same time. There's a little bit of construction going on too which should be over in the next couple of days. Items are a little bit pricey for my standards but it nearly has everything that I look forward in a grocery store. This place is usually pretty packed with the parking lot and as you may have to park pretty far and walk a bit to get to the store. But checking out surprisingly is pretty quick.

I enjoy shopping at this store. On my way home from work, I call my wife every day and ask if she…read morewants me to stop at the store. There is a friendly smile in every aisle, and I like talking to the people who work here. Every department is well-stocked and well-run. If you have questions, people are right there to help you. The wine and beverage center is a great place to stop and shop. One day, I hope Ralph will remember me.

An employee randomly walked up to me and started guessing how much i weigh... kind of strange but…read moremainly just rude and unnecessary comments

They have fresh produce and clean areas. Professional employees who are willing to assist…read morecustomers.

Lee's Summit Wally market... definitely structured differently.. groceries to the north end and…read morebeauty and health all the way to the south end .. so I definitely got my steps in today! Dual family shopping a breeze, although I had to hunt for lip gloss a bit. Store was clean, shelves stocked well and when we did encounter an associate, they were friendly. Self checkout lanes clear with no wait.

I've never been inside of this Walmart, but we shop here once or twice a month using their…read morewonderful app and pick up or delivery. We usually pick up, because paying delivery and tip eats up some of the savings, but if we're super busy, it is convenient. I don't mind driving over here to get what we need. At Walmart does have the best prices, usually. Aldi can be lower on produce. My wife and I both love the service here. Their staff always great.

I am a fan of Aldi's produce department because of the fresh fruits and veggies at low prices…read morethroughout the year. This location did not disappoint, with its good produce area, clean sales area and typical super-fast and friendly checkout. Very nice!

Aldi's All Right With Me!…read more I had never even heard of Aldi until moving back to the area 12 years ago, but with one exactly one mile from my new home I felt I needed to check it out. Thanks to a remodeling a couple of years ago, the parking lot is well maintained, marked, and accessible. That is where you meet with their ingenious way of collecting shopping carts: to release one from where they are all stored. You need to insert a quarter into a latch that chains it to the others. When you finish shopping and return your cart, your quarter is returned after you latch the chain to your cart! Costs are kept low without the need to assign labor chasing carts around the parking lot, or replacing carts that are stolen or damaged by traffic. Their logic is amazing! The store is always clean inside, and isles are wide enough for shoppers to pass each other. Another cost saving policy is not providing paper or plastic bags - you are expected to bring your own! They will sell you a bag at a reasonable cost if you have to have one. Oh, and you do need to "bag" your purchases yourself. Not providing bags or labor at the check out keeps their cost lower. Those savings are passed on to customers. On first pass, Aldi looks to me like an oversized Quick Trip rather than a super market. That does drive a slight reduction in stock, but selection is usually adequate. Balancing that is things like wine are priced better than anywhere else in town. In fact, it is the only place I go to for table wines. I am rarely familiar with the wineries, but have never been disappointed with any selection. The also have a number of frozen food items that are very tasty and reasonably priced. In the end I do plan for stopping by one of the super stores for an average of four or five items (e.g., distilled water, selected produce, and specific brands) each week. The only low note has been the short shelf life of berries and the like. With their low prices and helpful staff, Aldi continues to be all right with me!

I had an AMAZING experience at this beautiful store. Immaculate parking lot and store…read more The staff was friendly and helpful in every way. The young lady at the self-check registers was SO GREAT! I believe her name to be Kristina (blonde, curly haired and wears eyeglasses). Set at the Customer Service counter was able to help me with my Price Chopper discount card refund. I failed to tell my cashier that I had one. OOPS! I'm new to this area.... The woman at the gourmet meat counter was able to direct me to a frozen meat item I was searching for. She was marinating some pork chops, when I inquired about them, she described the marinade to me. Oh yeah. I bought one for my dinner that night. It was tasty!!

the service in the deli section for coldcuts is very rude when you want something specific. the…read moreyoung crowd has an issue every time I come to request a pound of cheese or meat at thin slice cut, because I don't like the precut thickness; they should not give attitude when I'm asking them for my order. Leaves a bad experience shopping at this location and pushed me to HyVer instead. the young man with braids did not disappoint.