Drive to Trigs or battle Super Wal-Mart. Very Limited Variety: Have an alternative item in mind. Convenience: Location is convenient. Check out is SLOW. No Hustle. They ID everyone "under the age of 99" . Everyone. Be prepared to be behind a Senior getting carded for wine. Quality depends on what is purchased. It doesn't take long to figure it out on your own. I stick to basic staple items. Price/Value: The Key Card Items are the only way Copps remains competitive. Now that the store is being 'remodeled' items are being moved daily even within their department. Who does this? Stopping and shopping at this Copps is a 1 Star experience. read more

Ok. So I was in town for Trivia weekend. My family and I come to Point often to see my wife's parents but rarely do I eat with such a free will. I was trying to find a bonafide bakery for some serious donuts and apparently Yelp hasn't quite caught on in this town like I would have liked. I knew Copps had donuts, I am a former employee (of good standing) of 9 years. I know the quality and selection would be just fine. So Saturday morning, after the "running question" my cohort and I stopped at Copps on Church St. We chose a lovely array of a dozen + doughey goodnesses. They did not disappoint. Now, I know what you're thinking, Is there really a bad donut... hell yes there is and these were not them. They were supremely fresh, and down right incredible. So Sunday rolls around and I realize that my donut fix has not been fully satisfied. So I promptly got in my car and drove to the Plover location for another stunning variety of donuts. This trip was about 3.5 hours later than the previous days pick up and I wondered if the freshness could be topped. Once again, the donut were nothing less than stellar! Really. Run, don't walk to your nearest Copps, in any Wisconsin city for a donut of your choice. I believe that the consistency would not disappoint -The nice thing about having a business with many locations. Stevens Point/ Plover/ Whiting doesn't need a stand alone bakery as long as Copps is makin' the donuts... read more

Plover store is a dingy, cluttered and dated store. Aisles narrow and crammed with stuff making it impossible to get two carts through. Workers have their carts in these aisles too, making it hard to maneuver. Most, not all, employees rarely address customers with a simple smile or hello. I am not impressed with Kroger owned stores. This village needs some serious competition.....like Festival Foods. read more

Apparently owned by the same people as Marianos, everything seemed pretty familiar, just a bit smaller store. Stopped by hoping they had a salad bar I could grab some lunch at. They did, and it was pretty solid. Plenty of choices and everything was fresh. The staff I talked to were all friendly and helpful. Good place to stop for lunch. read more

Very bad store. Cluttered and small. Doesn't look clean. Poor selection of merchandise. Handicapped scooters don't work well. Makes it hard for some to shop. Most staff not friendly! read more

For the most part I like this store. Areas of improvement include self check outs. They are difficult to use and waiting in line for the only one available manned checkout when you only have a couple of items isn't feasible for my time. It's a shame. Another self checkout issue is how the employees hover over you. I had made a mistake the other day and the employee would not give me roomy correct the error. Stood right in my way. I had to be careful not to touch her. Tonight I was talking with how I was perturbed at how the line was so long in the only opened checkout with a real person and here we were again forced to use the self checkout. The lady who was watching over the checkout interrupted me and said Walmart's were much worse. I told her no they were much better. She argued with me. Couldn't get out of there fast enough. I like the cleanliness of the store. I like the selection and often an able to find better deals than Walmart. Just hate those checkouts! The fact that there is one cashier and 10 self checkout that are difficult to use. read more

So expensive!!! Two dollars for a can of soup that normally costs a dollar elsewhere?? Ridiculous! Lines are always long and staff is incompetent. Worst grocery store ever and no selection or variety. I feel bad for the people who actually live in this town and have to shop there. read more