Decent Hy-Vee location. I stopped in here with my daughter after her first full week of summer camp…read moreto pick out some ice cream. She settled on some double chocolate drumsick cones and we were on our way. Pretty easy in and out, and I think they still have the self pay stations which my local Hy-Vee did away with. Love to see them still in action here!

This is my 'GO TO' store. I love it!! Location is just right…read morefor me. Their meat counter is the best!! Still have people at check out, ... self-check out also available. It's a nice store. I really like accumulating points to get cents off at the gas pump!! Really good Chinese food, too!! Wonderful flowers! It's guest a great store. My only complaint. Keep an eye on dates when buying yogurt there.

Located in a very strategic location in Olathe, Hen House has most of the items you want in a much…read moresmaller facility than their competitors. That said, I think most will find Hen House offers a trade off as most can get in and out a little more quickly in a smaller store while they don't get bombarded with items other than groceries however their in-house crafted food options are less diverse. Addressing the in-house made foods, I find them above average compared to other grocery stores. While I would opt away from premade pasta dishes as they tend to overcook their pasta and anything fried as sitting for a long time means they get soggy, the rest of their food is pretty good. The chicken cordon blue rolls are really good, their pies, especially the silk chocolate pie are heavenly! Oh, as with almost all grocery stores, avoid sushi as the rice crystalizes as it sits and the temperature comes down. Sushi rice needs to be warm as it juxtaposes the coldness from the fish. I mean, it's better than not having sushi but I've never been happy with getting sushi then eating at home and being happy, much less satisfied. In other words, use the right tool for the job (ie call a sushi restaurant). As for groceries they have a somewhat diverse selection other than produce. For instance, the mushroom selection isn't great. Also, they don't have 50 different apples to select from however they do have enough to satisfy the vast majority of families. As for exotic foods such as Dragonfruit, Buddha fingers, watermelon radish and star fruit, it's a hit or miss if they carry them at all. Now I've never seen any bad produce such as moldy fruit hiding in the back. They take great care in rotating their stock. Also, they have a pretty good salad bar there which I use to use a LOT. My overall assessment of Hen House is it works well for its target group, middle class Kansas families looking for good prices on food that is pretty standard with having some "elegances" spread out enough to allow those who are adventurous to try something new. The shelves are well stocked, the environment clean and safe, and the people are very friendly. The prices are the competitive but I find them a smidge higher than the larger grocery stores. Hen House is a great grocery store if it's close by and you're in a rush.

The gods forbid that you come here multiple times a week. The older female staff start to get…read moresuspicious of a man trying to cooks meals for his family. The carts are electronically locked if they suspect you. Have those receipts ready hahaha

World Fresh Market was a grocery store I kept seeing on TikTok. Then it made it to local news. I…read morewas in the area and realized it was World Fresh Market I kept seeing on TikTok. I have been trying to figure out which grocery store had those fruit shaped cakes. I walked into World Fresh Market. The front of the produce reminded me of City Market. Beyond the produce, not a regular store. This grocery store has the prettiest cakes I've ever seen. There's flan larger than a regular cake. There's bags of iced cookies. Breads of all types. Oh, they also have tacos plus a Mexican restaurant attached. The bakery winds around to the middle of the store. Those fruit shaped cakes? Right there. So cute and looking yummy. I can't say enough about the bakery. I bought little fruit shaped watermelon fruit cakes. I also bought pistachio filled croissants. This is absolutely my favorite store. I'll be back cause I'm in this area often. But seriously, stop by the bakery and get a mousse cake if you want to be the favorite at a potluck.

I thank the owners of supermarkets and fresh markets for their hospitality and for providing all…read morehousehold necessities and all party requirements, including meats, cheeses, fruits, juices, and sweets. The dishes I served--rice, lamb, and grilled chicken--were all from their shop. They're a fantastic team, the knafeh is delicious, and they're friendly. My friends and I buy everything we need from them for every occasion. The people of Kansas are proud of them. Thank you all! Their prices are excellent compared to others.

Clean store and friendly staff. Like most Price Choppers you'll also find a post office which is so…read moremuch easier than waiting at a regular post office. If you just need to drop off a package, go here.

I had the worst cashier that helped me today. My receipt shows his name is Stephen, register 008…read more He was very...very rude. He was waving his hands at me telling me that I am in his personal space. First of all he can not get my phone number right to put in the system and I tried couple of times to hand him the bottle of water to scan and did NOT even acknowledge me and got some nerve to tell me that I am in his personal space. Everybody there is always been nice and polite except him.

This Whole Foods was smaller than I expected, which led to less choice in the salad bar, bakery and…read moreprepared selection. However, I was able to get what I needed and the staff were super friendly and helpful.

Very disappointing experience from a business we have supported for more than three decades. We…read moreshop here several times a week and have generally trusted the pricing and customer service, which made this situation even more frustrating. A loaf of Brioche bread was clearly marked at $5 on the display stand, but it rang up at $7 at checkout. When we questioned it, the clerk went back, took a photo of the display and explained that the sign was only meant to "draw attention" and was not actually the price for that bread. That explanation made little sense, especially since the bread on the display appeared to be the same product. My wife later called and spoke with the manager, Kelly, regarding what we viewed as false or misleading advertising. Unfortunately, the response was dismissive and unapologetic. Rather than acknowledging the confusion or offering to make it right, the pricing display was defended by claiming the marked price applied to bread on the other side of the stand. What concerns me most is how many customers likely never notice these discrepancies. We only caught it by chance, and I suspect many others simply pay the higher amount without realizing it. After being longtime loyal customers, this experience and the lack of accountability have caused us to reconsider shopping here. Leadership should be aware of how situations like this are handled because customer loyalty can disappear quickly when trust is lost.

great walmart! the bathrooms were very clean and had fully stocked soap and towels! the floors were…read moreshiny, and the isles were full!! all the carts seemed to be cleaned, and ready for the next customer. there was also a really nice old man there to greet me!

Helpful, gracious, and kind employees. Excellent stock of product. It's a big store, but with that…read morecomes lots of selections. I learned how to find items in the correct aisle using the Walmart app from a Walmart employee. Quality of products was very good. Clean store. Thank you!

Ok as a former chef and one who likes to entertain, I frequent the grocery store, a lot. In…read moreaddition, I've also lived all over the US, specifically the Midwest and east coast. What that has shown me, specifically in Kansas and Texas is that the grocery stores can be HUGE. In fact many go well beyond and have a multifaceted food court within them. I'm not talking about a sandwich shop and premade cooked chicken, I'm talking full service and different themed restaurants. That's where my review of Hy-Vee will begin. Now people should realize with all conveniences come drawbacks. Hy-Vee is huge, probably the largest freestanding grocery store I've been to in Kansas (sorry Texas has you beat). I will say as someone that has family from Cleveland and remaining a fan I could do without all the Chiefs and Royals gear. I mean it's annoying! Red everywhere. Ok, seriously I do respect the team pride, I'm just tired of seeing that. BTW, that's not part of my review just my irritation creeping out. What I do like is sometimes their events spill out into the parking lot; events like a huge Chiefs BBQ party, which tells me Hy-Vee likes to do special things for the community. Ok now I'd like to make my observations about food. The Asian grill is actually really good! If you nab it straight off of the flattop it's better than two Chinese restaurants around it, which shall remain nameless. I never tried the city market, Italian place, coffee store or the BBQ food but the point is, the offering is there. To be fair Hy-Vee is trying to be a one-stop shop type of center, which the tradeoff ends up being quality for convenience. In other words if I compare Hy-Vee Asian to a free standing unit, there's no comparison but if I've got a lot to get and can grab some free fried rice at Hy-Vee it's right there. As for groceries they have a rather large and diverse selection other than produce. The mushroom selection is great. Want to pick up some woodear, loose shiitake, Oyster, Enoki, etc? I really appreciate the fact I can grab my own 'shrooms rather than be limited to a prepacked assortment. Next, they do have a lot of good exotic foods to pick from. Dragonfruit, Buddha fingers, watermelon radish and star fruit are a few items you'll find here but not at smaller grocery stores. The same goes for fresh meats at the butcher and fish from the monger. My overall assessment of Hy-Vee is it works well for its target group, middle class Kansas families looking for good prices on food that is pretty standard with having some "elegances" spread out enough to allow those who are adventurous to try something new. The shelves are well stocked, the environment clean and safe, and house made items such as breads, tortillas, soups, etc are very well crafted. Finally the prices are the best in town, an advantage of being in bulk. Hy-Vee is a great grocery store for the masses!

HyVee continues to disappoint me more and more! They advertise these three-day ads, but then they…read moredon't have the products in stock. This time, 1/2 of my order was out of stock. What a joke! I am beginning to think their sales are just a gimmick to get me to go to the store. Ridiculous!

​I randomly visited the Lenexa Sprouts location for the first time since it opened. I used to live…read moreright behind this lot before the store was built, and what an upgrade! I wish it was around when I was living in the area. I would definitely be a regular customer! I visited on a quiet Tuesday afternoon, and the store was organized, neat, and easy to navigate, which was a lovely start. ​I had two main items on my mission: grabbing the Back to Nature Peanut Butter Creme Crackers (a snack I became obsessed with after a trip to New York!) and picking up a specific protein powder for my mom, which was on a great Buy One, Get One 50% Off deal. ​However, the real highlight was the service, thanks to Dahlia, a head cashier employee who stopped to help us. Dahlia was incredibly kind and went above and beyond. She walked us through the free rewards program, explaining not only how to find coupons but also detailing a huge deal: if you buy $100 or more in health & beauty products (including that protein powder!) within a three-month span, you will be able to get 30% off your next purchase. She explained that the purchases history for this deal resets after the three months are up. ​She even took the time to offer personalized recommendations, sharing her own experience with thinning and oily hair and suggesting specific shampoo and conditioner products for me to try. After Dahlia helped me with the rewards sign-up, I checked out with a different cashier. This cashier was also super nice; she knew I was setting up the account and proactively made sure I either entered my phone number or had my rewards barcode scanned before I paid, guaranteeing I got my points for that trip. ​The service didn't end there! I had a $3 off coupon for the protein powder that wouldn't go through due to the store's poor cell service/Wi-Fi connection. Dahlia, without hesitation, simply gave me $3 back in cash to honor the coupon deal--that is truly above and beyond customer service. ​I highly recommend this location! The product selection is great, and the atmosphere is pleasant, but the staff--especially Dahlia--is what makes this store shine.

I love Sprouts. The vegetarian selections are great and the fish section is incredible. Stopped by…read morein the afternoon on New Year's Eve and they still had KING CRAB LEGS! That is honestly unheard of. They were delicious! The pieces at Sprouts can be high but the sales are GREAT! Shops the sales and the prices are better than other grocery stores nearby. Love the healthy choices and great produce.