Finally! A well-stocked store! I don't know if they have hiring issues or what the heck is going…read moreon, but many DG have been slacking on stocking. This one had a bit of everything I might need, so I was able to buy everything I came in for.

This store is disgusting. The floor is always filthy, the shelves are always bare and there's only…read moreone person working the register. Associates are friendly but I drive out of my way to a different Dollar General which I don't feel I should have to do.

Food ! My husband loves the deals he's a homeland junkie. He loves your deli plus service.read more

Prices are still expensive even when on sale. Every once in awhile you do get a deal. Customer…read moreservice not friendly at all. I'd rather drive into Stillwater for groceries.

The store is nice and organized and the bakery is amazing. I don't know who is making their cakes…read morebut they better not lose them.

From the owner: Homeland - Your Homegrown Advantage. Your neighborhood Homeland offers great value on the foods you…read morelove. You'll find fresh meats and produce, bakery products, a full-service deli, and all the staples you need to keep your pantry stocked. Shop in-store today or order online for pick up or delivery from the comfort of your home. With 36 stores across Oklahoma, Homeland is trusted by the communities we serve.

Visited on: multiple dates from 2012 to present…read more To my knowledge, this and Consumers are the only conventional dedicated grocery stores in Stillwater, and Food Pyramid is probably the most well-rounded grocery store, with the best selection of items and the most pleasant shopping environment. They tend to have better quality items (a good example is in ice cream) and the freshest produce. Their main downfall is their somewhat higher prices in comparison to Consumers and Walmart.

Just had the weirdest experience shopping at Food Pyramid, which is now the only non-Walmart option…read morein town, since Consumers closed down. Went in the Sunday before spring semester started to find a completely barren produce section. Displays were entirely empty - it looked like Consumers did RIGHT BEFORE IT CLOSED FOREVER. I seriously wondered if FP was shutting down too, but the rest of the store seemed fairly well stocked. *Except* for the organic milk, which was entirely gone too. ?! So two of the key things that I went there to get - produce and milk - were fully out of stock. I've made a concerted effort never to shop at Walmart, but this was a major fail and poses the question: what is the point of going to Food Pyramid in the first place if I have to go to Walmart anyway to get the stuff FP doesn't have? Asked a few people at check-out what was going on, and no one seemed to have any answers. Consumers was not slick and had extremely limited stock, but at least I had the sense that it was being well managed. Am not sure what's going on at FP.

This is my ABSOLUTE favorite location out of any I've been to. Every staff I've encountered is…read morehelpful, friendly and kind. I absolutely love the check out ladies that I've had the fortune of dealing with: Janine, Beth and Chelsea. Those are only the names I remember but the other staff are just as friendly. I love shopping here for the healthy non- bioengineerrd foods!

The last few times I've visited this store I experienced explicit racism. I will never return…read more I was mischarged for an item and went back to have them correct it. I was asked what card I used for the initial purchase, showed them, and the manager says, "well it's not EBT so that's not it". The next time I was asked by a cashier where I was from and what my nationality was.

I had never been to and Aldi when I decided to start going this past year. After a year of going, I…read morehave never been disappointed with any of my purchases or the quality of their produce. It was interesting to find out that they don't have grocery bags (unless you purchase paper ones), but rather you can grab one of their boxes from anywhere and use it to carry your groceries. I just went tonight and bought good, quality meats and produce for $50 for the next week or so. This is so much cheaper and better than any of the other grocery stores I have been to. They also have a great discount isle and a fun little section of random things where I even bought my dog a sweater! I will always go to Aldi if given the option. Only downside is that something they don't carry everything I need for a recipe so I have to go to another store.

Aldi is a simple store. They've got their own system, and that's what saves the company (and…read moreconsumers) money. Use the carts for a quarter, and return the carts to get a quarter. Bag your own items in your own bags (or use one of the cardboard boxes from the store). Beware of the first aisle; it tempts you with junk food and sugar (but some is ok). If produce goes bad, Aldi is pretty good about taking it back. I'd suggest this store over Walmart on price, under for selection, and under for location (the old Walmart is closer to housing on the Southside of campus). I'm no die hard fan, but I generally like it more.