they always have what I need, the shelfs are always stocked, all the employees are helpful and amazing. I absolutely love this place, I don't shop anywhere else but here
Peter Rotondo
My personal opinion is that the employees are not customer oriented. Yes, the older employees are very helpful, but the majority, the younger, seem to think that customer is a downright nuisance. I reach for something in produce while the employee is stocking the shelf. He lets out a heavy, annoyed sigh. employees are in the aisles, they see me waiting and don't move or offer help. The digital coupon I've loaded doesn't work. They shrug and offer a lame excuse, or get help at a literal snail's pace.
My last experience was a box of candy priced at 6.99 in the aisle. Rang up at 10.22.
The older lady employee was anxious to help, but her efforts were stymied by the total nonchalance of the under 30 crowd. i left there. after 10 minutes of waiting, without the chocolate.
I've never been back.
i was told in my youth that 'the customer is not an interruption of our business, he IS our business.'
Apparently the lion's share of your employees have never heard that or have chosen to ignore it.
Stephen Arbercheski
On Friday before Valentine’s Day I picked out a dozen long stem roses, with extra baby’s breath. I was going to take them home and leave in my garage until Valentine’s Day, but the Floral manager said that would kill them and suggested I leave them until that morning and they would be ready to go. I picked them up and went home to give them to my wife for our first Valentine’s since we got married in December. When she opened them to put in a vase there were only 10 ! I called the store and spoke to the manager Ron , who was nice enough to have someone bring me out another dozen ASAP. Thank you so much Ron , it will be a first Valentine’s to remember!! 👍
they always have what I need, the shelfs are always stocked, all the employees are helpful and amazing. I absolutely love this place, I don't shop anywhere else but here
My personal opinion is that the employees are not customer oriented. Yes, the older employees are very helpful, but the majority, the younger, seem to think that customer is a downright nuisance. I reach for something in produce while the employee is stocking the shelf. He lets out a heavy, annoyed sigh. employees are in the aisles, they see me waiting and don't move or offer help. The digital coupon I've loaded doesn't work. They shrug and offer a lame excuse, or get help at a literal snail's pace. My last experience was a box of candy priced at 6.99 in the aisle. Rang up at 10.22. The older lady employee was anxious to help, but her efforts were stymied by the total nonchalance of the under 30 crowd. i left there. after 10 minutes of waiting, without the chocolate. I've never been back. i was told in my youth that 'the customer is not an interruption of our business, he IS our business.' Apparently the lion's share of your employees have never heard that or have chosen to ignore it.
On Friday before Valentine’s Day I picked out a dozen long stem roses, with extra baby’s breath. I was going to take them home and leave in my garage until Valentine’s Day, but the Floral manager said that would kill them and suggested I leave them until that morning and they would be ready to go. I picked them up and went home to give them to my wife for our first Valentine’s since we got married in December. When she opened them to put in a vase there were only 10 ! I called the store and spoke to the manager Ron , who was nice enough to have someone bring me out another dozen ASAP. Thank you so much Ron , it will be a first Valentine’s to remember!! 👍
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