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Unfortunately, I didn’t have a great experience at this store.
To begin with, the parking lot is very limited and the spaces are extremely narrow. There’s only one entrance and exit, which adds to the congestion. Once inside, customers are funneled through a designated narrow entryway, which feels inconvenient and unwelcoming.
The selection of groceries and fresh produce is similar to other supermarkets of the same type, but prices are roughly 10% higher across the board. I checked the meat and seafood section — although the items were supposedly packaged the same day, the meat looked dry and shriveled due to inadequate refrigeration or lack of ice.
Organic vegetables were displayed in a natural, rustic way, but their quality wasn’t noticeably better than those at other stores. The in-store bakery section is quite small. While browsing, I accidentally bumped into a lady who was squatting down in a tight spot — the layout just feels too cramped.
I picked up a box of chocolate cake, which turned out to be overly sweet. I also bought a rotisserie chicken, which was a few dollars more expensive than elsewhere. Despite the “natural” seasoning, the skin was clearly burnt and left a bitter aftertaste.
On a positive note, there is a row of dining tables near the exit, which is a thoughtful touch. However, I didn’t see any restrooms — or even a sign indicating where one might be.
Overall, I don’t see myself returning. There’s nothing particularly competitive or unique about this store to justify the higher prices and less-than-ideal shopping experience.
