Reasor’s

Kind of tired store with unpleasant odor. Very busy intersection, parking can be a harrowing experience. I don’t like that they covered most of the windows, making me feel trapped. Good selection of products. Okay employees.

If you decide to shop here; you’d better check the dates. They continue leave expired product on their shelves. Hopefully you will take my advice and check dates on your purchases before you get home and or throw your receipt away!!!

This Reasors is always super busy, but generally pretty efficient. We recently ordered some breakfast and snack trays for some work functions. The first morning when I got there to pick it up, it wasn’t ready. They worked quickly to get it done, but I feel like it may have been a little sparsely filled because the next time I picked up, the tray seemed a lot fuller. The fruit trays we got in the afternoon were good, but pretty expensive and on the second day, there were no strawberries, just an abundance of grapes and melons. The fruit dip is delicious though!

I have never been to a Reasor’s that I didn’t like. I usually like to say as much as I can in reviews, but I feel like a broken record with these stores. The stores are always clean, the employees are always very friendly, and I never leave feeling as though I have had a bad experience. Great job guys!

Go in the day hours, if you must go there at all. After dark (and ESPECIALLY on the weekends, there’s very little security, 1 cash register open and a TON of teenagers who charge their phones in the lobby at night so the inside is packed with rude kids who have nothing better to do but talk rude to the 1 security guard and 1 cashier that are trying to be pleasant.)
The parking lot stays full of kids who stand in front of the double doors and block customer traffic. It’s truly an uncomfortable feeling to see about 50 kids watch you unload your groceries into your car. Harmless? Probably. But still… not comfortable. As many years that I’ve passed into this strip mall (gotta go to Michael’s ya know), I’ve never seen a police officer drive through. Never.
I don’t have a problem with their product line because they carry a variety of ordinary items. Nothing high end or any specialty ingredients like you would see on the Food Network so really, don’t get your hopes up here. The veggies look tired — like they’ve seen better days and they don’t really have a good sale like you would expect. One tiny, tiny bunch of collards is $ 4.00. wow! Still pricey especially their meats (even the pre-​packaged stuff like breakfast sausage is still $ 5.00 for a very small roll).
No real sales at all. The «rewards» card don’t give you any benefit that I can see inside the store and only gives you a minimum amount of $$ off at the QT.
You cannot see the lines on the parking spaces in the parking lot. Park at your own risk. The shoppers here are hell on cars with the carts and their car doors.

Another really nice Reasor’s. The bakery here is excellent. I recommend the gourmet cakes. Store os clean and staff is friendly.

I’ll be honest, this location left much to be desired. 1^st and foremost, thier dairy people need to refresh stock more often. We buy YoKid’s Yogurt for our son. We went to get some but fortunately we look at dates. The yogurt had expired on the 10^th of August. We were in the location on the 17^th. Their produce had not been watered recently nor had it been refreshed. Their organic line of produce looked old. They also did not even have a simple item like center cut bacon from any brand. We also veered away from the Deli as they pre-​slice the deli meats and they looked dried out and old. I would prefer to get it cut while I was watching to the specifications I like. Also, the store seemed old and in poor shape. Several of the shopping carts were worn out and just looked dirty.
Pros: Good location, Well Stocked shelves,
Cons: Several items of dairy products were expired, deli pre-​sliced meat.