HOOOORAY WOOOHOO YIPPEEE KAYAYAYAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! local, organic, family run market that…read morecarries all the yummy real fresh food that was made close to- or in your hometown! Well, MY hometown :-) lucky me I just found this place- spoke w the owner who is a super cool chick- scored some local butter for 2$?!? and organic milk 3.49$ (SERIOUSLY?! its that much for Organic Valley @ the grocery!!!) and apples (honeycrisps- 2 for a DOLLAR!?! 2.58/lb @ the grocery!) and some garbonzo bean flour to hone my hummus makin skills. Their prices are WAYUNDER what you would expect for such stellar food and if you know me you know I LOVE LOCAL :-) and they carry grass fed beef and eggs and cheese and chicken and sausages and bratwurst and sour cream and yogurt and pumpkins and....for a little hometown grocery this place HAS IT!!!!! (closed Tuesdays)

Been waiting since 8am forms online delivery it's now past 3 pm. The first time I called said there…read morewas a delay will be noon. Now they may not even deliver it and then I may also have to wait 10 days for my money back if it's not delivered. Did they have to wait for my payment no, however, for an order that sounds like it's not getting delivered I will have to wait for my money back. Would have been nice to have gotten an email or a phone call to let me know this. I changed my birthday plans since I have to sign for my order . Which is just great since they have messed up my whole day. This isn't the first time this has happened so yeah I am pissed off. I have walmart plus for what reason. Thinking really hard about canceling it.

Front end workers have always been helpful and personable. Lately with COVID-19 standards that are…read morebeing enforced most seem to stay on top of sanitizing their respective areas. As far as COVID-19 standards that are concerning the "Masks Required" bit for customers seems to end at the door as there is no enforcement or even requests otherwise past that point. Pros : Helpful and typically engaging staff. LGBTQ+ Friendly Cons : Selection is often lacking, even in grocery. Pharmacy isn't always knowledgeable

Will not be buying lunch meat from Oskaloosa Hy-Vee, ever. The service at the deli, specifically,…read moreto get lunch meat is an awful experience. I have mentioned this to numerous managers multiple times since they move it from the meat counter. They consistently don't understand lbs. 1/2lbs ect.

One time I got bacon from the meat counter here. I asked the young man "how many strips of bacon is…read morein half a pound?" He said "I don't know let's find out together." He grabbed a hunk-o-bacon and put it on the scale. Then he said "Aw, wow, there's hella bacon up in that half pound." Now every time my husband and I plan to buy bacon, we say that we need "hella bacon" All thanks to mystery man at Hy-Vee meat counter. Other than the bacon shenanigans at the meat counter, I also think it's very nice that the ladies at the registers don't judge me when I go in every single morning for one blueberry muffin and a single can of energy drink... when a normal person would just buy a package of muffins and a 6 pack of beverages so they don't have to go to the grocery store daily... we've all got our weird idiosyncrasies and I'm glad to not be judged by the helpful smiles at Hy-Vee Oskaloosa for mine.

I will never ever go back to Dollar General in Williamsburg, Iowa. I came in on Tuesday May 29th as…read morea customer and one of the cashiers seemed distraught, I looked up and witnessed some blonde old lady who also worked there, by the name of Katie who was saying mean things to her as she was ringing up my items. I could see her holding back tears. I felt sorry for her and couldn't understand why this individual was treating her that way.

If you're like me, when you think "Walmart" you think of a dingy, dirty, sad place where everything…read moreis disorganized, where mothers and children scream-fight in the aisles, where the occasional dead-eyed employee darts among the shadows, their will to live irreparably corroded by the endless drudgery and rude customers. THE WASHINGTON, IOWA WALMART IS DIFFERENT. Sure, I still had an awkward "No, you first" moment with a meth-head looking guy trying to get into his car as I was getting out, but he was a POLITE meth-head looking guy. Inside, the Walmart is AMAZING. It's PEACEFUL. The employees were all smiling, working industriously. The patrons were polite. Children and parents interacted calmly and happily with one another. My boyfriend strolled the neatly stocked and perfectly organized aisles with wide eyes, wondering "Is this heaven?" No. It's the Washington, IA Walmart.

The store is clean, has a good variety of food and prices are pretty reasonable considering it's…read morejust a small, local grocery store. And the Fried Chicken is the best I've ever had and I am a fried chicken connoisseur. I have tried all the chain restaurants, fast food places and grocery stores that I could. I declare Big G's the best.

This place is cute....It reminds me of grocery stores back in the day…read more... Meat counter and bakery to the right as you walk in...Looks like you can order custom cakes and such.....Large fresh produce area next, I was impressed with how much they offer.... Good selection of products, they have name brand and a couple different generics...Large freezer section....OK dairy section..... HUGE alcohol section, didn't check pricing. Staff very pleasant and store not crowded...The only thing I really found disappointing was their lack of organic products...I think I saw one jar of organic coconut oil, but, it's a small place in a small town, so probably not very cost effective to have stocked. I like going here to avoid going into CR, it's a nice drive and people are friendly...I will be back.

What an amazing market! Such a breathe of fresh air from corporate supermarkets. Such variety and…read morefresh made salads and sandwiches as well. I highly recommend the homemade bread pudding.

The place is great for international food. It would be great if they took requests. I have tried to…read moreget the clotted cream from Devon Cream Company, the same vendor used for the fresh cream they order, not sure why this can't happen or who would need to be reached out to. I would like the store to carry the clotted cream that goes with scones. Thanks.

I highly regret not stopping here on my last visit to Iowa City. This Co-op is absolutely…read moreincredible and it features a lot of great healthy food items. It was missing a few things that I wish it had but for a small store this place really packs a punch. Plenty of great vegan and healthy options. Great perks if you're an owner of the store. Parking is obviously a big hassle here unfortunately. Staff was very friendly as well. I bought one of their electrolyte Waters that I've never seen before which is great for my drive back home. The store is very clean and I would love to come back here whenever I get a chance.

I stopped here during the Iowa Hawkeye Homecoming parade last Friday night. A lot of the parade…read more"floats" were staged near here, which I really enjoyed, especially when the University Band started up. I also wandered into the Co-Op and ended up with a few snacks to tide me over before the College of Engineering family event. I found it a little small as far as Co-Ops go, but there were still lots of healthy choices. Half the fun was listening to a bunch of well educated and interesting store staff and customers talk. That's one of the cool things about University towns.

Our once-a-month trip to this part of Iowa, S. Central, means a stop here will always be worth it…read more We'll visit 2 or 3 Amish discount stores and bring home $400.00 to $500.00 dollars' worth of meats, cheeses, spices, oils, canned goods, coffee and who know what else, and we usually spend around $200.00 to $250.00 dollars total. And the people running the store, always wonderful.

I call this place the 'scratch and dent sale'. Go here…read more Save yourself some money. Great for snacks and dressings. Always a few surprises. Always tons of deals.