Lakeland Town Center — Local services in Auburn

Beautiful store, easy parking, great products of a higher quality but the pricing is 25% higher than anywhere else or more.

This is clearly a shop for someone like myself that enjoys a bit of the finer things in life and is used to having them but the average person, which is who I write reviews for, would find this store a bit poshy and elitist. They would be right.

I'm always amazed when I walk in this store, the fruit and produce is all beautiful and lined out so nicely and a extremely wide variety and high quality. Now, you understand some of the pricing structure.

Their bakery is probably second to none in the area and all of the products I purchased there have been of a higher quality. Some of their standard fare should be priced standardly, it's a bit bloated in that area. Seasonally, they have a lot of Christmas related nuts, these are a heavily bloated price. Overall it's a good shop and if you like this store, what it offers and how it goes about offering it, then, I'm sure it will be a stop weekly or...

I really like this place because you can get a lot of things. Here you can't get at other places more high end stuff. But the pricing on everything else is really ridiculous. There really is never any good deals or sales. I try not to buy too many things here because it is more expensive. I'm not going to pay a lot more for stuff. Just because your place is fancier. I come here to get the things that I can only get there or when i'm looking for something a little more exciting to try. One example on the cost is, you will never see a real sell with soda like you do at safeway. At safeway, a lot of times they'll have buy two get three free or buy two and get two free. But you will never see a sell like this here Maybe a dollar off. I love high end stuff, but you will pay...

Hagen is my new go-to for weekly groceries. But it still shows signs that we have not fully recovered from the pandemic. What I mean to say is that we still have shortages of items that are only known near the end of the process. Sense, no one seems to really care other than the consumer that the items are not available when ordered or when fulfilled. The cry of all grocers these days and ages is that it's the suppliers fault. Well I don't buy from the suppliers I buy from the grocery. They need to man up an inventory. Their stores stocking the things that are most frequently purchased. Stop blaming it on the suppliers. The grocer is the holder of the responsibility to the customer, not...