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  • The store is clean, the new renovations are amazing, the produce is fresh, the gluten free section is GREAT. My biggest complaint is the staff. Holy cheese sticks, must they all be so CRABBY!? I realize working in a grocery store is not an ideal job, but good lord, that doesn't give you the right to act like a sour puss. The disrespect that I've encountered is astounding. I've been blatantly ignored by someone when I approached them. There have been some instances when I'll ask a question and the person working there sighs in response. The times I've gone through U-Scan have been fine, unless I need to show ID and actually involve the staff member there. Oh lord, yes, life is hard...standing there, playing on your phone, staring off into space dreaming about getting a nose job. Girl! Wake up and look at my ID! The last 3 times I've used U-Scan it's been the same girl. Bored, indifferent, slightly grumpy. I think my most unnerving experience was a few weeks ago. I ran in to get a few items around lunch time. I was tired, was sick and had no make up on, and just wanted to fly in and out. I had 4 items to buy. As I was making my way to U-Scan (keeping my head down, trying to avoid human interaction ) out of no where this blurred figure comes swooshing up on my right side. "Ready to check out!?" I look up and see this elderly woman standing about a foot away from me. I responded, "I was actually just going to U-Scan." And as I began to continue walking, this woman GRABS THE ITEM I WAS HOLDING IN MY LEFT HAND and says. "Oh I can get you here!" Excuse me, but I have a very strong aversion to being touched, especially by a total stranger, it is extremely inappropriate to just take something out of a customer's hand. She starts scanning my things and then in a huffy tone asks for my VIC card. I was fumbling for them partly because I was sick and could barely see straight, but also because I was experiencing mild anxiety from being touched. She seemed irritated that I didn't have my VIC card out and ready for her. Sorry, but you ambushed me! I paid and left quickly.
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