Anita Blomgren
Google
I often accompany people who need to get groceries beyond what the government provides. Although you might get some items beyond the standard ones, the lines are unbearably long, outside and inside their facility. If you arrive early, you have to deal with individuals who allege to be shopping for several families. However, the wait is not much better if you decide to arrive a couple of hours after they have been opened. Their average wait is from one to one and a half hours. Volunteers are nice and helpful, but given their small bin periodic replenishing system, you might be lucky and get a few nice items, or you might be at the end of the bins and get very little. It's very random. Getting some good items does not depend on the time you arrive but your pure lock. Some very nice employees they used to have, are now gone.