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dateCreated	2014-03-02 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Capitol Centre Market
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rev:rating	4 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	Look, we all know why we come here. It's the closest grocery store for those who live and work on the Isthmus, and we are willing to pay for that convenience. Woodmans is great but... what if I don't need 200 rolls of toilet paper? Or I'm too lazy to go that far? As if it weren't convenient enough, Cap Centre offers a delivery service, free of charge, for purchases over $40. (Excluding alcohol of course. Shucks.) For those willing to risk it, you can even buy your groceries online, and never set foot in the store. Those without a car might find this feature particularly attractive. Any gripe I might have about the prices being a SMIDGE high, is offset by the uber-convenience of free delivery. Once in a while they goof something a little bit, (missing a bag or once I got a bag of someone else's frozen goods) but with a quick phone call they fix it right up. Another price offset: They offer a weekly store deal, whereby you receive their free bonus item with a purchase of $20 or more. This keeps me in a steady supply of paper towels, frozen bagels, etc. When I was a student, I also took advantage of their 5% student discount on Wednesdays. To their credit, for being a small store they have a pretty decent selection. Not amazing, especially in the produce aisle, but they seem to put some effort into ordering local items, international cuisine items, and what my boyfriend calls "hippie foods." They have a walk-in beer cooler with both local, domestics and international brews, as well as reasonable mid-range wine selection. Don't forget local dairy! Snap up some Sassy Cow Creamery chocolate milk while you are there, if they haven't sold out. But my favorite stop is of course the cheese island, which often features a number of locally produced favorites. (Though sometimes at a not insignificant price hike.) Mmmmm, Espresso Bellavitano... it sits so near to the coffee aisle that I imagine the cheese and coffee staring longingly at one another, begging me to unite them. No problem, little buddies! A little high priced on certain items, but the convenience of delivery, location, and generally friendly, helpful staff make this a 4-star grocery nook. Stop by the library a block down the road on your way! Books and food are a match made in heaven.
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