Pick’N Save Food Stores

This place needs work. The staff seems nice enough, but more than once I’ve brought home meat that turns out to be EXPIRED. Gross and a waste! I’ve had meat packages leak blood on me, seen cooler leaks left under a pile of paper towels and a cover on the floor sealed in duct tape. I don’t expect Sendik’s class, but I expect more out of a suburban grocery store.

I live smack dab in the middle of the location of this PNS and the one on 76^th and Cold Spring and I will pick this location each and every time, simply because of the parking lot. The parking makes sense here and I don’t feel like I’m going to get mowed down trying to get into the store.
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I really like this PNS location. There is another one closer to me but I will drive down the road to go to this one instead. Large enough to have many different items but small enough to make it easy to run in and out of to pick up a few things when needed. Store is very clean and the workers are always helpful. Service desk is great too, very patient and take as long as needed to help you out. Parking is good and you can always get a close spot.

I had a great experience at this store. It is your basic grocery store with decent prices. Parking was great and had no line at checkout. They seemed to have a lot of good deals going on as well.

This Pick n Save moved from a mile or so south. The old store was a disaster, with frequent accidents on Hwy 100 due to the design of the road and intersections. Unfortunately, they failed to substantially improve here. Pick is located at the far side of a large parking lot that serves a strip of stores, Pick itself, and a few other places. The parking lot is *very* busy and there is nothing short of a maze of entrances and exits that all feel like they were poor compromises. Traffic entering the «main» entrance may be going to any of the stores, or Walgreens or the bank, and since the entrance is only a block from the massively busy Janesville Rd and Hwy 100 crossing, it can be a real pain to turn in from the southbound side of Hwy 100.
Inside, the store is large and modern. Unfortunately, it seems to lack intuitive organization, and it always seems difficult to find the right area of the store for whatever you’re looking for. Worse, there are frequently lines that take a fair amount of time to check out, so it is annoying to go to Pick n Save for a «quick stop» to «pick up a few items.» I’ll concede that it’s probably fine for major shopping expeditions, but I like Sendik’s better for that.