Big Star

I've been in here several times when visiting family to pick up items for my mom. She and my sister shop her all the time. The store is well organized and clean. The staff is friendly.

My fiancé owns Cjs and uses Big Star for fresh produce etc. I’m not originally from this area and haven’t been a regular customer however the 2 occasions that I was sent to pick up for his store, they were extremely helpful, friendly, and just overall good service, even showed me in the future how to make the check out process easier and quicker for my sake.

Great grab and go lunches both hot and cold. Great baked goods and cheesecakes. Friendly staff!

Great hometown grocery store. Great fresh cooked and baked goods, fresh produce and friendly employees.

Great prices... been there twice and will keep going back.

It's a fine little store. You can usually find stuff there that isn't at other stores. They also don't have everything so you may have to visit 2 stores to get what you want. My experience was that I needed Kale and they didn't have it. It's also pricier than I really want to pay for some items but other items are not so bad. Like I can agree on their 12 pack of soda prices but I don't on the family size bag of chicken leg quarters. Either way don't listen to me and please check them out.

This is a hypocritical place supposedly Christian owned and run, but they are judgmental and has lost my business and hopefully the business of others. I should have started this review explaining why, but now that my opinion is set in stone I can move to the why. My family and I have shopped here for years, occasionally just to get something we have forgot to grab at Walmart or IGA. My daughter is needing a job to help with the financial burden around our house. I thought since it was close to home and every time I'm in there the employees are mainly students this would be ideal. She applied and got a call to come in for an interview. She was excited until getting there and the manager degrading her for an eyebrow piercing telling her that he wanted it taken out before she could get the job. Well being her father and knowing times have changed and tattoo and piercings are things people have and except as a new generation takes hold this has upset me. Not only for the fact that she wasn't able to accept the job but to know I myself have an eyebrow piercing, earrings and tattoos and have been in there so many times and never been refused service or the ability to shop. Now that I know they employ discriminating managers I refuse to spend my money there, and hope all who read this and have tattoos, piercings or different in any way follow me in boycotting big star for discrimination. I also hope that this brings attention to the owners of the store that discrimination is illegal and I will do everything I can to bring this to the attention of the public. We are the many being discriminated by the few. Please stand and be noticed. Like this post and we can bring places like this down. Brian Woodall

The small carts were great for my 3 year old but the food prices were a but outrageous! I understand that local grocery stores must charge more but geez bro! Ease up. I do love the soups of the day and hot meals that are hot and ready but a little decrease in the high prices would make this my grocery store of choice 🙃.