I've been here several times over the past couple of months. I have experienced nothing but…read morelaziness and attitude. I hate how overpriced everything is 3x what im use to paying in Texas but it is what it is. I did look at some food online before I went into the store to decide what I wanted. Went in grabbed a few things didn't ring up for sale at register I told the lady the item was on sale not ringing up. Not only did she not want to go check she blew me off and went back to talking to her coworkers standing in a huddle gossiping so annoying. The second time I went there my husband offered to help the guy bringing in the baskets because they were blocking the way out of the store for a nice little time. The guy yelled at my husband saying HIS CARTS!! Crazy!! There was another incident but I rather not talk about it cause it had me fuming and I'd like to forget about how poorly customer service is here. I can't wait to go to Minot or Dickinson. Grocery stores there nothing but smiles and hospitality.

I have been shopping at this location for almost 10 years and I stopped giving them my business…read moretoday. When I shop, I shop for 2 weeks worth of groceries at a time. Total is usually over $700. Today I went to check out and there were no lanes open except for self-checkout. I had no items to be weighed, so I go up to one of 7 registers that were open to only be told that I was not allowed to use these registers due to the size of my order. I told the cashier that there weren't any lanes open. I was told I would have to wait for a cashier to come back from lunch to be checked out. I was floored by this response. I had no problem with ringing up my own groceries, but to be told I have to wait I assume 30 minutes to an hour to be checked out. Really??? I'm sorry, I left my cart with that cashier and walked out. I will drive a little bit further to do my shopping from now on. This just baffled my mind.

The place to go! They have a Pharmacy. And decent pricing for drugstore items...........Bakery,…read morefloral and a liqour store too.

Hi Albertsons in Mesa on University-I felt right at Home coming in to your Store! Just twice the…read moresize from my Home Store in Williston ND! Great Store from Clean- and each Departement stocked to the Top and moreyour Associates were knowledgeable -friendly -Thank You I will be back. Anna

This is the only option in about a 300 mile radius for vegan groceries and snacks etc…read more Well laid out store and cafe that has a great selection in the middle of the Bakken Oilfields. Williston in itself is a very interesting boomtown. It is not a place I would want to be trapped for any time in the dead of winter but during the rest of the year Williston is no different than the typical friendly smaller town one would encounter anywhere in the Western US. Would definitely roll through this shop if passing through Williston on the way to Montana or points east.

Great store! Up front they have a cozy sitting area. There…read moreis a natural food and household needs section. Head further back and there is a fabric and sewing section. I'm sure we will be back!

About what you'd expect from a Walmart. Did I mention it's in North Dakota? This place is a promise…read moreland. Open LONG hours. LARGE parking lot. A one stop shop. It can't be cheap to bring materials up here so I am glad this spot exists. Maybe a few cents more than a nearby Walmart back home but it's nothing to break the bank. Store is clean. Well stocked and has a Subway/deli. Employees are friendly and the lines to checkout are short. Even has a nearby or adjacent liquor store with an impressive selection. Guess that's ND state law to have the alcohol separate. Otherwise clothes, food, furniture, all the Wally World essentials. Other things in town but if you're visiting for work or a short visit just stop here. Grab what you need and dip. If it's -30 out you don't want to be checking multiple stores when chances are Walmart will have it on your first visit.

took 1hour of wai just for them to tell us the picture was not printed horrible serviceread more

On December 22 ,2024 we went to Reynolds Market to shop for a few things for Christmas dinner…read more The grocery store was open and there were cars in their parking lot. As my husband went to climb out of his truck he immediately went down and severely injured his shoulder. Turns out that no one had sanded or salted the Reynolds supermarket parking lot and it was a sheet of undetectable black ice. As we went to go into the store to tell them what happened we noticed several customers clinging to grocery carts so they wouldn't fall and even a Reynolds employee holding on to a light post for dear life. There was no current storm and it was a sunny morning so there is no excuse for opening a store when the parking lot was completely unsafe. This wasn't nirmal snow and ice. When we told customer service and the store manager that my husband was injured their response was unapologetic and apathetic. We were given the name and number of their Insurance guy (Ryan) and we were told he would help us. Nine months later, my husband, who is a mechanic, had to have major surgery on his shoulder, couldn't use his arm for over 2 months, and is permanently scarred and still having problems with his shoulder. His job is our only source of income and we had to borrow a lot of money from a relative just so we wouldn't become homeless. We have been through hell because of Reynolds incompetence in keeping their customers safe. No one from corporate has ever reached out to us and Ryan, their insurance guy, has been unprofessional and doesn't communicate with us in a timely manner. He never returns our multiple phone calls and when he finally decides to reach out to us it's seceral weeks after we message him or email him. He's been stalling on purpose. This whole situation has been extremely stressful and frustrating for us. The whole incident of my husband falling in their untreated parking lot was caught on their store cameras and Reynolds has admitted fault. So after nine frustrating months of the shady insurance guy stringing us along he finally gives us an extremely low settlement offer that is a huge slap in the face. It doesn't even cover the cost of my husband's surgery. We even had to relocate to another part of the country because of this. We are not looking to get rich off of this, we just want to be made whole. My husband is a big, strong man who was in the most pain I have ever seen him in because of Reynolds negligence. This incident should never have happened and it has forever scarred him and completely changed our lives. I guess Reynolds only cares about making money. We tried to settle with their insurance guy but at this point we have a lawyer and we are done being nice. We are absolutely disgusted with this whole horrible situation and Reynolds lack of care and concern for their customers.

One of two grocery stores in Sidney. They have a lot of stuff packed in a relatively small space…read more Everything seems to cost about 1/3 more than I expect but it's the oilfield. Absolutely nothing stands out as something that they do well. There's a tiny bakery with lots of pre packaged items, I think there's a butcher but not positive, no deli. Really it feels like a great big convenience store not a grocery store that I've become accustomed to. Summary: You'll probably find what you need, or a variation of it. It will probably cost more than you're used to (unless you live here) and the service will be adequate. Which is great considering how hard these guys work to keep up with the massive growth in this town.

you need to check your experation dates carefully on the diary products. Just bought Cass Clay…read moreChocolate milk that expired august 25th two days ago.This is not the first time either.I like shopping there but im not going to run to another store just for milk.No excuse

Cashwise has the best produce in town. The store is clean, well-maintained, and usually…read morewell-stocked. Its bakery is scrumptious. I would just ask please, to put out more plain apple turnovers with no icing! Thanks!

Great, Small Owned Grocery store to support in town This…read moregrocery store is always first in line to sponsor youth sports, and donate to families in need, I see them constantly supporting and sponsoring tons of things monthly and it is so special! it's the heart of the community and the Manager is an awesome woman with a huge heart herself Every staff member is always helpful and welcoming

Awesome little store and never super packed. They have actual cashiers at the registers. Quick easy…read morein and out grocer.

The most organized grocery store I've ever been to. Very easy to find everything. Extremely…read moreclean. The lines can get a little long, and everything is about twice as expensive as what you would find in a super Wall-mart, but this is a great store.

Not the cheapest place (not a surprise given the location), but a surprisingly good grocery store…read moregiven its size, and the size of Plentywood. A reasonably good selection of mainstream and craft beers can be found at the front of the store in front of the checkouts. They even usually have a few Oregon craft beers in stock. I often grab a sandwich from the cooler on the west side of the store; they're quite good.

Pretty overpriced to be honest. Just look on Amazon or online Asian stores even with the cost of…read moreshipping it's gonna be so much cheaper.

From the owner: F&A is your go-to spot.We offer a diverse range of international grocery items from…read moreAsia,Africa,South America.This store is a treasure trove of flavors.Whether you’re craving exotic snack, dried fruit, or unique seasoning,F & A has you covered.