I've never been to a price chopper before so had to scope it out. Seems decent enough. We don't have these in Omaha so not sure what else I can say?? read more

I'm updating my review of this PriceChopper because I've become a returning customer of the deli bar, where I've been treated like a king. The special hot meal options here are great values: just over $10 for the chicken tenders (or fried fish or chicken) and 2 sides (I recommend the mashed potatoes) are very tasty and make a great takeout option. The salad bar: @$9/lb. it's nearly always well-stocked and fresh, with a wide variety of options and half a dozen dressings. But the BEST thing about the deli bar here is that it's staffed by two truly exceptional people: Dee and/or Jerry. They're personable and strive to ensure that we (their customers) get what we want. They tailor the servings to order with ease and skill, too. If you prefer to dine in, the ambiance is nothing to write home about. But I enjoy getting a good hot meal and maybe a salad that I select for takeout to enjoy in front of the TV news or whatever is on at the time. The deli bar is open until seven or eight p.m. I suggest calling and ordering ahead for large orders or catering. The other thing I like that led me to writing a 5-star review is the location. Just NW of 85th St. on Wornall Road. Technically, I don't think it's Waldo; it's a mile south. For me, it's Santa Fe Hills | Christ the King catholic parish. The hot food is seasoned well. It's 4-6 different side items every day, and I prefer the collards minus the bacon bits; it's tasty either way. I cannot say enough about the mashed potatoes (other than I want the recipe). This is a super-busy grocery market. Inexplicably, the deli bar is rarely busy, even when the produce department next to it is buzzing with shoppers. Hence this review to stimulate others to JUST TRY IT. I think of the $18-20 meal options nearby, and this is comparable food in hearty portions for $10 and change. Easy decision for me to return! Please say hi to Dee or Jerry and let them know you read about their deli bar on Yelp! Thanks. You won't regret it. read more

This doesn't even deserve a star. worst customer service ever. i went there yesterday and this lady named "Clo" was so rude and just looked miserable to her there and letting that out on the customers. she would just keep rolling her eyes if you asked her another question and she would answer with this stank attitude. price chopper choose better employees. not coming back. read more

Stopped by the Deli this Friday evening at 6:30 PM. The Deli is supposed to be open until 8 PM, but tonight everything was cleaned up. Asked what was going on and was informed they were out. The Deli employees were just standing around talking. Guess I'll just go to HyVee in the future. read more

Great employees! One of the oldest running grocery stores in Kansas City do not despair, I'm told a remodel is coming!

This place is disgusting and does not rotate their food on the shelves. Have bought several things only to get home and realize they are over a year old and sitting at the front on the shelves. Pretty ridiculous and disgusting. Won't come back. read more

self checkout machines are terrible and don't work. tried to pull out cash and it denies my card over and over again even though there's enough money on it. spoke to the staff and applatently it's a common thing here. get your sh*t together price chopper read more

This place is disgusting. After the mask mandate, went in there and saw numerous people not wearing masks. Asked the manager, and was laughed at. Horrible people. read more

Great selection of dried peppers and lots of Mexican items that other grocers don't sell. However the meat counter sells rotten meat. The last two trips in a row have resulted in product that's not fit for consumption. The first was crayfish and this time chicken legs and thighs were rotten. Their prices are great but it's kind of annoying to get your dinner ingredients home and have the proteins be rotten. read more

Stopped at the hot food.Asked what kind of fish. was told catfish.Label on container specified swaI; which is a kind of catfish; one of many. fish was tasteless and dry. the devil egg potato salad as well as some of the items in the case looked like they hadn't been stirred in days. read more

It's a ho-hum grocery store with bad customer service. Nothing that makes you run to the computer and post up a 1-star review, but every time I go there I wonder why I did. They aren't friendly and they don't care that you exist. They don't ignore you for very long and their barely-rudeness is only mildly off-putting, but I've just never had an actual good experience there in all these years. Which is concerning and needs a downthumb. read more

The previous reviews are spot on. Horrible parking situation that you just know your car will end up being dinged in a uninsured hit-and-run! Once inside, the building needs a serious deep cleaning and structural face lift. Stick to the non-perishables. Checking out is an adventure, expect a long wait in line. Oh well, there are plenty of other good grocery options around. 3/15/2012 I felt compelled to update my review. Not so much that anything at this Price Chopper has necessarily changed, but rather when you compare it to other businesses that truly deserve a 1 (since Yelp doesn't have a Zero rating!), a two is more appropriate. Still not a preferred stop, but in case of an potato chip or can of tomato sauce emergency, it works in the pinch. The employees are always nice and helpful too. read more

Yuk. The parking lot is treacherous, the clientele is sketchy and the products are marginally categorized as "food." The only reason this place gets two stars is the staff. I was checking out with my soy milk and the cashier was kind enough to poll the entire line for someone with a Price Chopper card so I could get the 50 cent discount, and he was really chatty and friendly while doing so. This store should only be used for emergency pick-ups while in the area, not as a regular go-to grocer. read more

Yikes. Badly in need of renovation, this store has that "last gasp" feeling. The only reason it gets any stars is because the employees are consistently helpful and nice. I only run in to this location if I desperately need something fast. read more

Oh my god, it smelled like rotting garbage and used kitty litter in there today. It was a kind of stench so poignant that you were a little afraid to open your mouth to speak, panickedly picturing all the invisible particles of ??? that would likely be gatecrashing your favorite cavities. I thought maybe it was just the trash can by the entrance -- making excuses for your food store smelling like rotting food; shopholm syndrome? -- but somehow, the smell was hanging ripe in the air throughout the entire store... Even the booze aisle! You ruined BOOZE, you maniacs! How does that happen? Images of rotting, re-dated meat and a sick dog dragging his butt down the aisles comes to mind. We left without buying anything, our only solid Price Chopper related decision of the day. BTW, the re-dated meat thing: I knew someone who worked in a McKeevers meat department before (no idea who owns this particular little slice of compost hell, but it wasn't this location). He said when meat expires, they resticker it with a new date instead of tossing it. This can happen more than once. Anyway, I've gone here twice before and it didn't smell like hatred. No idea what was up with it today. Prices suck. I mean, they're cheap by Price Chopper standards, but Price Chopper standards are like drunk standards: What standards? Save 10 cents with your Chopper card, or save 30%+ of your grocery bill at Walmart, Aldis, the city dump, etc. Also, if you got your Chopper card at, say, Cosentino's Price Chopper, then you'll also need to sign up for a new one from McKeever's Price Chopper, so on and so forth. They can all share the same website, but they saw how much you loved giving out your personal information for 13 cents off canned peas the first time. Employees are very friendly and lovely, at least the ones I've experienced (so two or three I guess). There's a grey-haired gentlemen cashier in particular who makes me smile; he's very sunshiney. But he's just one bright spot in an otherwise filthy hovel; somebody throw those poor employees a liferaft before they develop Hep C from poop vapor or something. read more

Emergency Spot. They open late night. It's expensive. Not my pick to shop out. I never really talk to the staff since I know what I need. I will say it has many isles with stuff everywhere in the isles..on the front end and back it. The meat department way in the back and it's kind of dark back there. read more

This is my local grocer and I've been reading a lot of bad reviews of it that don't make sense. The store is a 1960's barrel-vaulted supermarket. It's got a vintage feel and has mis-matched linoleum tiles in places, but it's not dirty at all. It's on two bus lines and has about 600 houses within walking distance, so the small parking lot accommodates. I've never had a parking lot incident even though this lot, like every other, can have a lot going on with cars and people coming and going from different directions. I tend to buy mainly whole foods: fruits and veggies, legumes, nuts, milk, eggs, and sometimes cheese, and I have my favorite markets for each of the things I buy. This Price Chopper doesn't have Shatto milk, but it does have local eggs that I think are from pastured hens (from the messages inside the cartons. The cartons only claim "free range") that are only around $3/dozen. They also can have a decent selection of peppers, but nothing like the P.C.in Roeland Park. The pharmacy is convenient, and I've never had to wait in line there. They don't sell good cheese or bread (well, i.m.h.o...), but you can get good coffee and I've heard that the deli's roasted and fried chicken is great. The staff has had little turnover for the almost 10 years that I've lived here. There are a couple of people who have been there for a long time who will make your day with their warmth and joy, but most are pretty quiet (like me). My only gripe is that checkout can be a slow process because they never seem to have more than three lines open. Temper this with my appreciation for the management's fun music selections and the occasional cheerful conversation in line - most often in Michael's line, because he tends to remember everyone who comes through and he has a rare gift for being welcoming. read more

Do not visit this Price Chopper. Today was the last straw. I visited this Price Chopper, in search of a couple things they don't sell at ALDI and not wanting to go to Hy-Vee. That was a big mistake. I went in and found two things that I wanted. One had a faded expiration date. The other had no date at all. I asked a clerk about it. He said he didn't know and didn't know who to ask about it. I took a chance and purchased them anyway. I went to the express line (with only two items). The woman (a short, black woman with braids) promptly told me "hurry up, I gotta go". I should have known that she would be this way seeing as she near threw change at the older woman in front of me. After I paid, she said if I wanted my receipt, to pull it off myself. That last act isn't above me, I don't mind. The part that I take issue with is how rude she was. She didn't ask for my card. She didn't say hello. The store is dirty. The store is dark. There are holes in the ceiling. The produce is dry. It always feels like things are only held on by a thread. Take a couple more minutes and travel over to Hy-Vee. You won't regret it. read more

Love this store! Its less then 2 min from my house, actually walking distance and I love it! I know where everything is in the store which is a win, win, win! In and out and that's all I need! The pharmacy is just wonderful as well, much better prices on medications then CVS and Walgreens. The cashiers are all great along with the manager. Oh, and I love the music they play in the store! Oldies and lil 60s and 70s feel good music! Keep it up! read more

Some of these reviews are just downright ridiculous! So, I suggest you shop at the Brookside Price Chopper and deal with the incredible odd staff, miserable long lines, cramped parking space (try going there on a Wednesday or weekend!). The 85th and Wornall Price Chopper is also less expensive! All Price Choppers are not priced the same. The Wornall Price Chopper is far less pricey than the Costentino Price Chopper in Brookside or the MEGA-Price Chopper at 103rd and State Line. And neither store has the friendly and helpful staff that the 85th and Wornall Price Chopper has. Yes, the store needs a paint job! But the quality of food is just the same. The store does not smell as someone has suggested, the parking lot is no more treacherous than Brookside or the misearable parking at 103rd and State Line. And the store is cleaner or as clean as both Brookside and 103rd. I'll save some money and shop at the 85th and Wornall Price Chopper. They have far better deals! read more

The worst price chopper ever. These places are normally nice and at least clean enough I feel safe buying produce. Not this one. I wouldn't buy anything that ever had a chance of being opened. This used to be a real nice hen house back in the day, now I feel like I need a shower after every visit. read more

I absolutely hate this grocery store. Starting with the parking lot. As parking lots go this is one of the more treacherous ones that I have been in. There really is no way to get in or out without almost getting hit, no one looks and the spaces are really tight. When you get in the store it is slightly dirty there are never any baskets, and the customer service desk has anti shatter glass surrounding it. The deli and the produce department look standard but usually have some quality stuff available. But the rest of the store is mismatched. I never can find anything, and when I do most of the time I can't buy it because it's expired or it has too many preservatives in it. The last two times, and now the last time, I had customers following me in the store. The first time I was lost, and found it interesting that the same guy kept on popping up in the same aisle as I when I was looking for walnuts, which nuts are not labeled on the aisles and I found them in at least three places. He then turned up in the same line when I was checking out. The last time a guy kept coming up to me sticking his hand out and stuttering. Checking out here isn't exactly stellar either. Once, the off duty officer at the front of the store let two people go pass setting off the alarms, another time the checker was so obsessed about my Price Chopper Card that he charged me twice for my cheese. Hopefully I won't have to return, ever. read more

Oh hell no! This places smells like sour milk and has an uncanny resemblance of said expired milk. You can't find anything there. Everything is gross and I couldnt get out of there fast enough. Go somewhere else if you don't want a sour milk freak show for your grocery shopping needs. read more

This is the one place in town where I can always find help. Their Pharmacy crew is awesome! They have tons of in store sales. It's a nice compact little neighborhood store. read more

I go to this Price Chopper only because I live in Waldo and it's convenient. It's small and out dated. Kinda dirty. One employee, the olderish black lady in the deli is always kinda rude to me. But Michael, the tall cashier is alway super nice and talkative. I try to get in his checkout lane as much as possible. read more

Yea, this place sucks. The parking lot has giant pot holes. The store and products are disgusting. The other clientele are ruder than your average Joe. I would pick another place. read more

This Price Chopper needs to be demolished! It's disgustingly dirty & smells like rotten meat. It's just a few blocks from my house and i won't even go here to pick up a quick item. Plus it doesn't help that most of the coworkers and customers seem sketchy. The parking lot is a disaster waiting to happen as well. Take the extra drive and go to the 103rd street Price Chopper location! read more

The Price Chopper is dirty. The products are not stocked and the store does not look maintained. The lines are too long. The store was close to home, but I will drive further for a better store. read more

If you survive the parking lot and make it inside prepare yourself for the weird smell that attacks your nostrils as soon as you walk through the door. The meat section makes me want to go vegan. I wish someone would actually mop the floors. The cashiers are usually having loud personal conversations instead of greeting you or even acknowledging your existence. I will continue to choose HyVee over Price Chopper after this experience. read more

this price chopper is way too expensive and not many choices for dog food cans. I can get the same can at the dollar store or hyvee for .45 or .69 but 1.00?? no way! read more

Love the helpful staff. Been a customer for years, and they've been there forever. Produce section isn't the best, hence only 4 stars and not 5. read more

Unlike some other reviewers, I haven't been tormented by horrible stench there. Also most of the time I have no trouble finding a spot in their parking lot, and inside the store is not as disggustingly filthy as some people mentioned. Every time I go ther, it's just all right (can be improved a lot, though). It's just about the emplyees. Like some people talking about the tall guy with long hair at casher, he's always smiling and very friendly. That's for sure. But the black lady in the late fiftish is rude. But she always seems so nice to male customers. One red-neckish casher girl is kind of rough too. As for the pharmacy, the manager and the other stuffs are all right to me except one female (looks like mid-fifty). I had very unpleasant experience there because of that woman. Again, the other stuffs are all right. It's just her who cannot treat customer properly. I often go there because its location is convinient for me. It's just those rude employees disgust me. It's sad. read more

If you must go to this store, get in the checkout lame with the tall guy with long hair. He is extremely friendly and will brighten your day. Now to the negatives, the deals at this price chopper are much worse than other stores I've seen, it is a bit dirty inside, and the checkout lines are always pretty long. Not recommended from me, though I still go now and then because it is extremely close to me. The one on 103rd St a few minutes away is much nicer and has better deals, though. read more

I have to agree with the prior comment in regard to the deli lady, She treats some like they are her best friends, and will ignore/leer at others. I try to avoid dealing with her. Usually longer checkout times, but they try. New management in place and employees seem less than happy. Obviously reduced staff/stressed, several of them have them have been there for many years and do their best. The store is less than clean, I go elsewhere for produce. My biggest complaint is that they have so many cardboard displays in aisles (which are narrow to begin with), and no smaller carts available. Stocking should be done at other than peak times. Feels like this store is a "stepchild" in terms of updating, cleanliness, etc. Maybe a lower income demographic has an impact on where they spend their dollars. Just know that if you shop at other Price Choppers, its a much better experience. read more

closet decent grocer, eh, I got ups and downs with this store. I don't for the meat, produce is ok, milks ok, I just go for the basics when I need em. I actually like the atmosphere of this store, I like goin to here opposed to a hoity toity joint in jo- Kansas, or the 1 in brookside, parking sux and too trendy, plus theres more stuff at this 85th st p-c. As an added bonus they really built up their latino items, a whole aisle almost! not my fav, id take it or leave it, its almost like a little northeast in south waldo, I dig it. read more

gotta say, i think the building is well past it's usable viability. its get cred for the packaged stuff i buy there, i dont really do the produce or meat, actually the meat may be the worst in both states of missouri or kansas. it may be time to tear the roof off the sucker, i live close by, i run in, but not for meat. milk and dry foods are ok read more

Like other reviewers, I go to the Waldo Price Chopper because it is local and convenient. My experience on 1/10 while not the norm was frustrating and not convenient. There was a small line at the Guest Services booth and I was next in line. The clerk finished with the guest ahead of me and went to the cashier lines for some discussion about "it happened again" with the pricing on chicken. And their we guests in line stood for literally the next 15; the clerk never returned. The other cashiers watched us in line, with that 'why are you here' look. Wasn't until I walked over with a loud voice that they bothered to call for another clerk on the speakers. Of course no manager anywhere. read more

I went to PC on N Prospect in Gladstone last week and noted that all the regular items we usually buy were now incredibly more expensive. Box wine was $4 higher, and same type of increases throughout the store. Today my husband went there for a fairly substantial shopping trip and returned with maybe a fourth of his list. He said he couldn't believe how high everything was, and so suddenly. We'll be using HyVee exclusively from now on, and it's just as close to our house. read more