My wife and I just hate this place. We would rather drive to Denton or Gainesville to shop then to shop here. The management is horribly rude EVERY single time. No customs service skills. Needs to be cleaned. But mostly because of the managers and their horrid attitude towards customers. We stopped going and will not be back again. Definitely drive elsewhere. read more

BEST THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO THIS PLACE, was it being torn down. Sanger needs a decent supermarket, but this was never it. Aside from limited stock, a less than clean or sanitary environment for food items, questionably old produce and very poor employee attitudes about everything, this was hardly an enjoyable place to shop, better if you like frustration in every aisle, but certainly not enjoyable. read more

This is a small town grocery store. You can't go into the store expecting Target quality and Walmart prices. If you want this, drive to Denton. The store is clean, and there's a decent variety of all of the essentials you could need. Prices are higher, yes. But again small town and not Walmart. I will say that some of the meat is a bit dodgy, and I can only think it's because it doesn't move out the door as quickly as it would in another area and store. The staff aren't entirely friendly or helpful. But I don't need this in order to get the essentials for dinner tonight. read more

A local grocery store that has fresh meats, vegetables and specials. A great wine selection and employees that are ever willing to help. This is not your limited small-town grocer. They have everything you need. Prices for the most part are comparable to the big chains. read more

Moved to Sanger a few months ago, and we thought it would save us trips to Denton. Wrong. Place is dingy, I doubt any of the carts are sanitized, they seem to leave out wipes so you can do it yourself or take your chances. The northside doors have been broken for months, but they won't fix them, I guess Caution Tape is their fix. Employees just don't seem to care about anything, have no pride of ownership. On occasion at checkout, they will ask if I found everything, the answer is "No" and they ask what I couldn't find. Nice gesture I suppose, but if you don't have it, you can't do anything about it. The food is overpriced, if they have a sale on something, it's putrid to begin with (their Pretzel Chips come immediately to mind). Strawberries almost always have mold on them, produce is marginal or about to expire. Apparently they only replenish once a day, if you get there in the evening, many items are gone and stock is not replaced. Why no one notices they are obviously out of something, and no one goes into the back to get more since it might actually be selling, is beyond me. Poor management and employees who don't care. I guess. Since they put out fruits and veggies with mold and about to expire, taking a chance on the meat isn't going to happen. The meat never seems to have any color, looks dead on arrival (no pun intended). You wouldn't pass the meat case and go "Yum...let's pick up some steaks," they just look like they've been sitting there forever until they sell, of course being overpriced doesn't help. If you don't care about quality, and enjoy paying more for groceries, this is your place. If not, make the 9 mile trip to Denton and get some broader choices and better quality. I can't possibly want them to be a better store, than they want for themselves. They just don't seem to care. read more

Poorly trained management, definitely need better customer service skills and training. Store needs a good cleaning and front doors have been broken for almost a year now. Do yourself a favor and drive to Denton or Lewisville to get your groceries. read more

I don't write reviews on here ever but today I was just blown away by the way I was talked to. I went to buy a 6 pack of beer and a thing of water. I'm 23 years old and from Minnesota but moved to Texas. So I'm use to showing my Id when buying alcohol. I showed it to the girl who was checking me out( who by the way was very nice to me) she scanned the id to validate it but Minnesota ids don't scan here for some reason I've had this problem at other places. Anyways after having looked at my birthday and giving me my id back she had to have someone come over and reset the thing since the scan didn't work but at this point she had already entered in my birthday. The guy came over, who look like he was about 17 and asked me my birthday. I was a little thrown off as I was talking to the cashier and said 03/18/1995 because that's my birthday. He just stared at me. So I asked if he would like to see my id and with the rudest tone he said yeah I would like to see your id. As if he just caught me in the act... he looked at it bent it and examined it with all his might. I told him my girlfriend also has a MN id if he'd like to verify what they look like. Then before he left said to the cashier when your done with him come talk to me. Once again making it seem like I'm using a fake id. The guy was just very rude about me trying to buy a 6 pack of beer and it was honestly just ridiculous. I understand that you have to check to see if I'm 21 but once the cashier checks it isn't that enough. He definitely didn't have to be as rude as he was to me and my girlfriend read more

Supposedly, being "Employee Owned" means that each employee has a vested interest in insuring a pleasant and productive shopping experience, and that the needs of the customer are addressed. NOT HERE. I'm not sure why they even ask you if you found everything, because they don't care no matter what your answer. It was a discovery to see they had J.C. Potter bacon, which is bacon to die for, so I had been buying it every time I shopped here. Then it disappeared and its shelf space seemingly replaced with something called Frick's Bacon. Most gawd awful stuff, I'm not sure how they can even call it bacon. So not having seen it for 6-8 weeks now, I finally gathered the courage to ask if they ever replenish their J.C. Potter bacon, since they still carry J.C. Potter Sausage. All I got was a "Dunno..." so I asked who the Meat Department manager was and they shrugged their shoulders. So I said "Does no one here care about the Customer trying to buy something you had in stock before?" She said "PROBABLY NOT." And that in a nutshell, sums up their entire pathetic attitude. The place is dingy, the produce looks like they picked it from Walmart's dumpsters after they threw it out, you have to look at freshness dates because things are within a day or two of expiring, inventory very erratic, everything is more expensive than you can find it somewhere else, but the worst part of the experience is the checkers have a really crappy attitude. They can see there are 6 people in line and won't call another checker. Asking where something is located is an exercise in futility- they simply don't care about the customer, you are simply an annoyance to them. They use to spray down the cart handles so they were disinfected- not now. This is possibly the worst grocery store in Denton County, not that they even care- they don't. "Employee Owned" doesn't mean a thing here. read more

fresh meat selection is pretty decent for a small town grocer. produce selection is small and tend to be on the side of old most of the time. if you need little things to finish a dish then this place is fine, if you can wait then a large grocer it's the way to go. prices are a bit high, selection not that grand. read more