Being from Arkansas let's say I know Walmart. And mostly I have feeling of, UGH, when I have to…read morefrequent a Walmart. As there is not a target in Marshall I was unfortunately forced to use Walmart, UGH. Imagine my surprise when I walked in to friendly people working there??? Wha??? And their produce section was amazing! Wha???? The layout was great. They had everything I wanted and some things I didn't know I wanted. Wha?? I mean this isn't target so how do they have things I didn't know I wanted? I've even had the experience of returning items, twice, and it was easy??? Wha???? Overall I'd say this is the best Walmart I've been to and I've been to quite a few as I'm from Arkansas (and that includes their stores in NW Arkansas)!

My wife went to buy me a 22 rifle, sje called me to confirm which one I wanted, and since she did…read morethat they flagged the sale. So I decided to go try myself. Im a military combat vet. These fools straight told me that since my wife said it was for me they couldn't sell it. Straight up dissatisfied with the shitty service from Marshall's Wal-Mart. Since when is it a problem for a wife to buy her husband a gun?

A meat section full of DAY-WEEK OLD expired products. We had to go back to the store and rummage…read morethrough their rotten meat section, to which we found MOST of their meat was expired. I even found a ham lunchmeat pack that expired in april, It's JUNE. Flat out unacceptable standards, and employees apparently incapable of reading 4 numbers. I hope this place gets shut down, seems genuinely dangerous to the community, i'm just glad my girlfriend ended up checking the date on our ham as we left. Please do yourself a favor and shop anywhere else.

My mother came in today and you know shopping around got some things. When she got to the register…read moreand she realized she lost here money and told the cashier. Then she told me that cashier (She's not fluent in English) they proceeded to tell someone else(some other cashier) if they found it and that cashier started to laugh at my mother. Laughing at woman that barely knows English wow. Just wow

Most disorganized Aldi I have ever walked into. There was also only 2 people working and no self…read morecheckout.

I remember the first time I stepped in to an Aldi store. I didn't think much and considered it…read moresecond tier to competitors. Absolutely not the case. While spending time on a rural Missouri expanse, we needed to pick up basics. That's when I was pleasantly surprised. They sell a wonderful assortment of European chocolates. The quality is quite good. Nice staff. Midwest grocery store vibes.

This is a nice little grocery store! They had everything i was needing and the clerks were very…read morehelpful when I needed assistance finding things. I would highly recommend this grocery store. Will shop there again!

What can you say it's a grocery store. BUT when you tire of burgers for lunch, the deli serves up…read morea great lunch (love the meat loaf) and in a small town when you want a chicken dinner, can't hardly beat it.

Fun experience!! Has huge selection of specialty food items as well as bulk food items. I loved to…read moresee the variety of kitchen and baking utensils. We especially love the large selection of frozen fruit items.

Great customer service, cute gift shop and good snacks! Cheese curds were super salty!read more

This store has a lot of the brands I look for, but they often run out of items that I need,…read moreespecially in the produce section. There have been so many times that I had to ask where the bananas were, beets, etc. Overall I'm so glad this store exists, because it is the closest to Whole Foods so far here, although it's also nothing like WF. It would be nice if they opened a location in the Southwest of town because it's quite a drive, especially when there's no option to pick up. It is so expensive at Natural Grocers which I was absolutely shocked at, but I guess we have no choice other than to spend the money because Columbia doesn't have a lot of options for organic food. I at least appreciate that the store exists. A common misconception is that Natural Grocers is cheaper than Whole Foods. It's not. I used to shop at Whole Foods in my old town and it was significantly cheaper, more items to choose from, and they actually have a meat counter which is missing from Natural Grocers. I spend double the money when I'm here compared to WF. I miss the days where you can go get all your meats from one store. I cannot find good quality meats here, but they do have some chicken and ground beef options that's packaged. But even then, they run out of it. I miss having the options. Some other differences between NG and WF---- Whole Foods has an option where you can order from an app and pick up in the parking lot. NG doesn't have this option. WF has a smoothie and coffee bar, as well as a hot food bar. The amount of people dissing WF to me is just insane. This attachment to "the way things were" in the Midwest and limited thinking has got to be changed here in Columbia. One thing I appreciate about NG is that they do not use Apeel, which is a big problem in other stores. The one thing I REALLY do not like about this store is the amount of rude people who work the cashier register, especially to people who shop a large amount of groceries at once. I don't want to say all of them because some of them have been very nice. However, there was one African American lady who you could feel just hated her job and hated ringing me up and would make snarky comments to me. It was more than once and very clear she hated what she was doing there. I did not catch her name because it was hard to even be around her due to how uncomfortable she would make me. Another person named Sloan is always passive aggressive to me and other customers when ringing us up. Every time I get rung up by these people, they seem extra bothered and have a rude, standoffish demeanor about them. Their behavior was just strange, unacceptable and lame. Especially someone like me new to the Midwest, these types of people are the reason I don't find Midwesterners all that friendly. They are ruder than people from big cities. I get very anxious in the store because I don't want to deal with some of the rude cashiers. The rest have been decent and one of them was exceptionally kind to me, but I forget her name. Management should help these people understand that even if they're annoyed with their job, we are the ones spending an exorbitant amount of money to help the business and keep the lights on, and possibly even your job. I get it, work sucks. But it's not okay to be rude to customers or act like you're bothered when you're ringing someone up. It sucks to only have one store and one option in town to go to, to get organic food. Eating healthy shouldn't have to be this hard or complicated. But overall, I'm glad it exists because without it we would have nothing.

been looking for allergen friendly Halloween candy KCMO didnt order any and were not getting any…read moreaccording to the regional manager they messed up this location had their act together so bought several packages here thank you!

Great prices and more than just food, clean and friendly atmosphere & great customer service; You…read moreHave stop in a check it out!!

I can't believe this store doesn't have any reviews! It's on the charming & historic Main Street…read moreof Hamilton. Right next to all of the JCPenney museums and quilting shops/museums. Anyway, back to Hyklas (high class) - truly vintage little grocery store and they had a great selection of items in their charming little space. We found everything that we needed and some extra things that just looked darn good. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The store was clean & well stocked. We visited a few times during our short stay.

Grocery store in small town is great. They have everything we needed in out rv. Nice produce and…read moremeat sections. Plus all normal stuff. The gentleman in charge was friendly and helpful. The lady was very nice

I do not like giant chain stores such as Wal-Mart and avoid them like the plague. I'd rather pay…read moremore and go to a small store. Well, in Higginsville there is a nice Wal-Mart. It is tiny. You can park right at the front and walk in and get things you need at those low Wal-Mart prices and not want cause harm to yourself or others nearby. Warning, don't walk in too fast or you might run into the back wall. This store is little. They don't have a huge selection. For instance, their craft section is one tiny aisle. So you might not get everything you need here, but if you want a basic staple, it's a great place to stop. I don't get to Higginsville much, but when I do, I stop here.

Best place around for an oil change. The people in the auto department are so friendly. They…read morecommunicate well and never try to up-sale you on anything. They hold doors for you and smile the entire time. Very friendly on the phone.