This one employee is disrespectful. We didn't catch her name, but my friend was in the cart, and…read morethis woman said for her to get out. And she was going to get out. The woman comes back to see if she got out. And she was in the middle of getting out when she said to get the hell out of the fucking cart now. And she did get out, and her mom was talking to my friend. My friend called her mom a bitch. And the women turned around and said you can call me a bitch if you want. And when we started to walk away she mumbled and was being a bitch about it. So I didn't have the choice not to give you a star at all so I gave you one star

Five Stars, Janet at the Customer Service Desk was very helpful. I told Janet that for her…read moreexcellent service, I was going to take this situation and blow up the internet, naming names, especially the name Janet, the woman to whom I shall be forever grateful. *** I come here from time to time, even though it is something of a long walk from where I live. They have a financial center, a nursery, groceries. Basically they have everything you actually need. No Chanel or Yves Saint Laurent perfumes, or at least I haven't come across any, or looked; I'm sort of assuming they don't have them.

I can't believe this store doesn't have any reviews! It's on the charming & historic Main Street…read moreof Hamilton. Right next to all of the JCPenney museums and quilting shops/museums. Anyway, back to Hyklas (high class) - truly vintage little grocery store and they had a great selection of items in their charming little space. We found everything that we needed and some extra things that just looked darn good. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The store was clean & well stocked. We visited a few times during our short stay.

Grocery store in small town is great. They have everything we needed in out rv. Nice produce and…read moremeat sections. Plus all normal stuff. The gentleman in charge was friendly and helpful. The lady was very nice

Great service! Kaden was so helpful in finding an item for me, even searching in the back until he…read morefound it and brought it to me. Very friendly young man.

Just ordered an instacart online order from Hyvee produce. I had purchased ice berg lettuce that…read morewas completely infested with spider mites. Had to put it in a plastic bag and now I have spider mites all over my kitchen counter. Please check the lettuce and get it replaced. I'm sure they are all infested.

Not quite what I imagined. There were some specialty items but also a bunch of stuff one would…read morelikely find in a conventional grocery store. The isles are wide so easy to browse with sizes ranging from small to large. Prices were reasonable. I wouldn't say this is a must-see for anyone visiting Jamesport unless you really need food outside of a sit down restaurant but then again it might be exactly what you need.

The country store is now open and reopened on the 9th. They are still in the process of getting the…read moreshelves full. They now have so much more space.

Great prices, great options! Going back for sure. For all your kitchen cooking needs. Loved the…read moreatmosphere.

A grocer crammed with locally made and small batch products. It's light on produce except in-season…read moreitems, and bakery goods because there's a Amish baker behind this business.

Very clean and sleek, like all of the other Cosentino's Price Choppers. As much as I like HyVee,…read moresome of the older ones, like the one down the street, don't have produce that look as fantastic, are a bit grungy, and give off this 80's feel. I kind off feel happy, maybe even a little hip, sipping on my Starbucks Chestnut Praline Latte while browsing the multitude of milk options in the beautiful refrigerated section. That being said, the snazziness hides some of its glaring issues. First of all, it is hard to find more obscure items, if they have them at all. For example, I searched high and low for hazelnuts but it was in vain. Also, I find the aisle organization odd. School supplies same aisle as cereal? Lastly, I wish there were more Kansas City products, like Roasterie or Parisi coffee and Farm to Market Bread. I do think that Price Chopper is a great addition to St. Joe (and a bit jealous... I wish they came to Atchison instead). I love having another grocery store option beside HyVee (and no, Walmart doesn't count).

This afternoon I went to Price Chopper to pick up a few items. Went to check out and a friend came…read moreup behind me and started talking while I was in line starting to check out. Next thing I know the cashier, Russell, told me my total. I said "whoa, I want to use my rewards and handed him my Price Chopper card." Cashier then mumbled " pay attention". I felt that this remark was uncalled for and rude. Will not go through his checkout line again.

I am pleased with Hyklas of Lathrop. The store is clean and you get greeted promptly. Some prices…read moreare high but for the most part understandably. Lathrop is small and it's only real competition is Dollar General. It is a great alternative to driving to Cameron or Kearney for staples. Also there employees jumped on the coronavirus pandemic and used masks and plexiglas far before my retailer did!! So i give for 4 stars because they hang onto meat to long, they do not update Google on hours and holidays.

I just moved to the area and wanted to leave a review of this impressive little store. What I first…read morenoticed the moment I walked into to the Hy-Klas store, is that it's incredibly clean - every aisle is as neat as a pen, all the products perfectly faced, the glass cooler cases sparkle, and the floors are as clean as can be. The prices are competitive, especially if you shop the sales in their flyer - I compared some of the items I commonly buy to the prices at the big chain store in Smithville, and Hy-Klas was no higher. It's a family-owned store, which I prefer, especially to the new DG market down the street in Lathrop, that is owned by Citi group corporations headquartered in NYC (go compare some of their prices - the DG market prices their Jergens lotion almost double the price of Target). The employees are friendly and helpful at Hy-Klas, and I liked that they always take time to visit with their elderly customers. Hy-Klas Foods reminds me of the local grocery stores my family use to shop at when I was growing up. There's also a Hy-Klas Foods in Gower as well. which is just as clean, sparkling, and friendly as the one in Lathrop.

This store unfortunately, does not have a good layout or flow. The store is very congested, and as…read moresuch people are always having to stop and wait on each other, the front entrances are very congested. The customers because of this usually are very rude and hateful towards each other. I've noticed whenever I shop here I encounter some extremely rude people, and it's making me not want to come to this Hy-Vee location. The parking lot is a horrible disarray, there are way too many Tesla chargers for the number of Teslas that you actually see here. There are two rows of chargers and during peak times you may see 3 to 4 Teslas in the parking lot. These are taking up spots that other cars could use, and causing excess congestion. The Tesla chargers should have been pushed to the end of a lot instead of right smacked in the center where people like to park. I don't think I can shop at the store without getting extremely frustrated, which is a shame because there are some nice people here. Also, I think that their prices sometimes are better than the other stores, but the frustration that comes with coming onto their property far out way as any of the benefits from shopping here.

The cleanliness is the best! The service is outstanding. The food variety is extroidinary!read more