I've been going here for about 3 years. The store is clean, bright, and well-organized. They typically have a good selection of most things, especially considering the size of the store. Their craft beer selection is fantastic for a grocery store. Meats are pretty limited, though, and their selection lacks a variety of cuts besides the typical beef chuck and round and pork loin. I've never seen lamb at the store either. During my most recent visit, they replaced half their beef selection with the artificial, overpriced, plant-based alternatives like Impossible and Beyond. No longer can you get the family packs of simple ground beef. Not everyone wants to pay a premium for chemical off-tasting alternatives. I do like their sales, especially the 10/$10 Chobani yogurt specials. Most of the time, the sale applies to all types, but strangely only to the original varieties during my most recent visit. One super annoying issue I have is that the bottle deposit machines on the side of the store are rarely attended to. Out of maybe 10 trips to the store, only once was the glass bottle machine not full. And if you ask the customer service desk for help, they will place the call for someone to assist, but no one shows up for at least 10-15 minutes. This is a huge shame since their beer selection is quite impressive, but it's nearly impossible to return the bottles. Further, customer service refuses to manually take the bottles unless the machine is physically broken (not just full). Since I carry these bottles back in the same bags I use to go shopping with, I have literally turned back to go home, dropped the bottles off at my house, and took my grocery shopping elsewhere for the week when I am unable to return the bottles due to a full machine. There's also a cashier with purple hair that has a horrible attitude. She'll tell you that she's been working here for 17 or whatever years, but clearly she hasn't learned customer service during that time. When I do buy dozens of Chobani yogurts when they're on sale, for example, the lady flipped out and said she can't just enter the number of items, but insisted I put all of them on the belt to be scanned individually. Then she changed her mind and decided to try to enter the total quantity. When I said that I had 32, she decided not to trust my counting skills after all, dug through my bag to count herself (had she been more patient, she would have noticed that there were 8 stacks of cups each 4 high for 32) which messed up my neatly-placed stacks, then insisted yet again to take them all out to be scanned individually. She also counted 32 in the end. The whole ordeal backed up the line for minutes. All of the other cashiers have been very helpful and courteous in my experience, and none of them have ever given me this trouble. Overall, it's a good grocery store but there are a few simple issues that the store could easily resolve.