When this location was the hannibal village market (iga) there was a much better feeling going in. It was home town fresh. Friendly, and they were always helping our community in some way. When tops took over, all of that changed. Even before they completed the change over tops took out the well known receipt boxes that were located in the entrance of the store. People would drop their receipts in any one of the many choices in local programs and charities ranging from special needs kids to school music boosters and so on. The store would then donate a portion of the total dollar amount on the receipt to the cause. That was a huge upset to the community and showed us all how tops didn't plan to continue the enormous support to the community. Once they did take over we noticed the higher prices and the dwindling of long time employees. These employees did nothing wrong persay. They most likely made too mix money there and were let go for "fresh faces " or were forced to find new employment due to work conditions or pay/hours being cut. The ones that are still there are miserable! They are understaffed under appreciated and I'm assuming underpayed. Enough on the terrible environment for both employees and customers. Lets move on to the quality of food. As I mentioned before, iga had lots of fresh product raised and grown locally. We didn't mind paying extra for that as it helped our community and tasted absolutely delicious. Tops, on the other hand, has high prices and discusting food. Yes they have some good sales sometimes. But their product is mostly crap! We bought some store prepared raw burger patties once. Iga used to have the best. These were cooked thoughouly and we seasoned them well. None of my 5 family members could eat them. The meat was still red on the inside even though they were cooked all the way through and even with seasoning and fixings on a bun, they tasted like cardboard. Unfortunately, we live in a small town so i do HAVE to shop here for some things unless I want to drive to one of the neighboring cities. But I will not buy anything that is packaged or prepared by the store itself. If I need meat I will go to mikes meats near the village pharmacy. He was one of the original butchers at iga and was able to use some of igas recipes. Great prices as well! As far as produce, its not nearly as fresh and flavorful as it should be so I try to buy that elsewhere too when I can. read more