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    Grocery Outlet

    3.1 (20 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Money he just puts in my hand
    Sharolyn P.

    Just think I gave 5stars on my First Time in this store. May 20th. Was overcharged for orange juice by $2. Young lady cashier asking did I had the juice. No it's at home one half gone. Why would I bring back items. When the store owes Me $2. So she calls management goes on to tell him they owe me the $$. He goes in his pocket and proceeds to get me $2 not unfolded or a apology for the mistake. Money in hand n he leaves. Think what would have happened if $4 back. And Cashier making it Look Like It's My Fault I Didn't Bring Back the Juice. Really.

    Ieshia T.

    I came here with no real expectations and I'm happy there's another grocery store in the area which may be closer for some of the immediate community to reach. They had some organic produce and I only grabbed the romaine lettuce which was $1.99 for 2 big heads. We usually waste the larger bags of three or more. I didn't browse the inner aisles. I did like they also offered some items for the home. During checkout it was made known the younger child, about 8-11 was the owners child and had the managers card to correct transactions which I felt was degrading to the other older employees and unprofessional since he was being very playful.

    Advertised price on shelf. Charged $3.99.

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    Incredible prices on some very unique foods!! A special market for people who love unique items.

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