Ann M.
Yelp
Actually, I haf been coming to this store since it opened, and it's not in my neighborhood, but I was trying to put money into the community. I since was unable to walk/stand for a long period of time; therefore, I was limited to only coming when I had assistance. Surprisingly, someone told me that the store now has electric carts, or shall I say cart (1). I was excited to bring my sister, because she wanted to shop at the only Black owned grocery store in the county, or maybe even, the state.
Today, I pull up to the store, and they did have an electric cart available, but security said that to use the cart, I must leave my driver's license in order to use. I refused to leave my license with some random person. So, one of the clerks was outside, and she told him that I didn't want to leave my license, so go on, and he walked on off. I went inside the store with my sister, but I decided that if they cannot accommodate me, I will never shop here again, and more importantly, I will stop recommending a store that will not accommodate a disabled person, unless they leave identification. It will save me money NOT to shop here, because I live in a surrounding city; I live near 3 major grocery stores, so my reason for coming here was strictly to help the community.