Delivery Service sucks 6 items ordered a mile away and delayed 3 hours place is expensive and…read morecan not produce

Excellent service Very Clean store…read moreEasy to find items Kind and helpful Really nice flower department Starbucks YAY!

Gotta give Walmart props, my experience here was pretty good! I needed some toiletries during my…read moretravels, and this Walmart served me well. Despite the massive interior, it was easy to navigate. The space was clean, bright, and full of useful signage. And with one-third of the store dedicated to groceries, it was really convenient to get some water and snacks during the same toiletry run. The parking lot is a bit of a hot mess, definitely could use a refresh similar to the store itself. But in terms of convenience, selection, and price, this Walmart did the job!

First, I want to clarify that this review is specifically about the Tire Center…read more While we were traveling, we discovered we had two tires going flat. We called on a Saturday night and learned they were closed. No problem -- we asked what time to come in the next day and whether we could schedule an appointment. We were told appointments weren't available, but to arrive by 7:00 a.m. We showed up at 6:45 a.m., only to be informed that they had appointments scheduled until 9:00 a.m., and those would take priority. Again, fine -- we asked if we could make an appointment, as he said no, they did not do same day appointments. We asked if we could leave the tire, as we only had one spare. They said yes, so we left the tire and came back around 9:00 a.m. Plan was at 9:00 we would come back to a fixed tire, and they would put it on the truck and than take the other one off and fix it. We arrived back at 9:00. That's when we were told they couldn't repair the tire and that we would need to buy new tires. They did not call and tell us this, just left the tire until we showed back up. Unfortunately, they didn't have anything suitable for our truck, and one of the gentlemen tried to sell us passenger highway tires, which clearly wouldn't work. We declined. After we declined, the gentelmen just walked away and was not interested in helping us any longer. At that point, a young woman with long blonde hair stepped in to assist us. She was absolutely amazing. She took the time to listen, came up with a real solution, and was transparent throughout the process. She even came out multiple times to update us on what was happening with the vehicle. Importantly, she didn't try to upsell us with tires that weren't appropriate -- she truly helped us make it home safely with what we had. She was wonderful, and we really appreciated her help. Unfortunately, the older gentleman we first dealt with was the opposite -- he didn't listen, wasn't helpful, and came across as someone who just wanted to make a sale rather than help us solve a problem.

I genuinely enjoy shopping at Cash Wise here in Dickinson, North Dakota. Every visit has been a…read morepositive experience, largely because of the outstanding employees who consistently demonstrate professionalism, kindness, and a genuine willingness to assist their customers. Their friendly and courteous service does not go unnoticed and is especially meaningful to individuals like myself who live with a disability. Because of my disability, I rely on the store's electric mobility scooters to shop independently. I am sincerely grateful that Cash Wise provides this valuable service, as it enables many individuals with mobility limitations to complete their shopping with greater dignity, comfort, and independence. This accommodation is not merely a convenience--it is an essential resource that allows many members of our community to remain active and self-sufficient. With that said, I would like to respectfully offer one suggestion for future consideration. If and when it becomes financially feasible, it would be wonderful to see the store gradually update its fleet of mobility scooters with newer models. Having used similar scooters at other grocery stores, I have found that newer equipment often provides a smoother ride, greater reliability, improved maneuverability, and enhanced comfort, all of which can make a significant difference for customers who depend on them throughout their shopping experience. I fully recognize that replacing mobility equipment represents a considerable financial investment, and I understand that such decisions must be balanced with many other operational priorities. For that reason, I want to emphasize that this suggestion is offered not as a criticism, but as a hopeful recommendation for the future. I remain sincerely appreciative that Cash Wise continues to provide mobility scooters at all. Many businesses either offer limited accessibility equipment or none at all, and I believe Cash Wise deserves recognition for its commitment to serving customers with disabilities. Thank you to the management and staff for your continued dedication to customer service and for helping make your store welcoming and accessible to everyone. Your efforts are genuinely appreciated, and I hope you will consider this suggestion as an opportunity to further enhance an already positive shopping experience for those of us who rely on these important accessibility resources.

Decent selection, you have to make sure you check the fruits and fresh vegetables, depending on…read morewhen they got delivered can affect their freshness. Meat department is decent, always great fried chicken at the deli, coleslaw is very good. I think the prices are high but they are like this everywhere, thanks to ???

i drive across the country a lot. don't ask me why - it just happens…read more and i have learned, after tens of thousands of miles, that the best way to eat healthy when road warrioring is to stop at grocery stores every once in awhile and stock up on fruits and veggies to snack on and grab a rotisserie chicken to make meals out of. i didn't hold high hopes for this chicken - i wanted a plain ole' bird and they only had a garlicked version. but the cashier assured me that it was delicious and they did them on-site in the store. and you know what? it was PERFECT. i mean forget boston market, limon on south van ness and any other rotisserie chicken you can think of. dan's had them all beat! needless to say, every rotisserie chicken in every other state since then has been a huge disappointment.

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.

This is a great little small town market. Well managed,clean and very well stocked. All of the help…read moreis very knowledgeable and are super friendly. For a town this size the store is very well stocked. I make my own sausage and was very surprised to see most all of the product to make what I need. There was even a Latin Mojo Marinade which was very good. I give this store an A ++

Not bad... I was…read morestaying in North Dakota for work and I needed to stock up on some groceries. A quick google search (yelping isn't much help in the middle of nowhere because there are v. few reviews) yielded Bronson's as the top result. I don't know whether or not I need to scale my reviews in the context of the location - there isn't much else to compare this place to, but I've been to much better supermarkets in general, so this place gets 3 stars. It's a relatively small store that stocks a decent amount of stuff. They have Vietnamese chili garlic sauce and Korean ramen, which surprised me, but the produce section is on the smaller side - reminds me of the produce selection at the Target and Walmart superstores. There's a small pay-per-pound buffet that has a different theme each day. It's all right. The prices are decent but a little higher than what I'm used to. The staff are friendly, but so is everyone else in this part of the country.

i think this is the only place to get groceries. i come…read morehere to shop with my grandma while im in town visiting. it seems like we always run into people we know, but that is also everywhere in Beulah. cashiers are always very friendly. i believe this place has pretty good prices too... beats the big city prices that im used to!

For a small town, it has almost everything you need. Plus it has some really delicious specialty…read moresoda! Thanks Olson's Foods!