Kennie's Market — Local services in Butler Township

My family has shopped at Kennies for years and the freshness of many products is very much overlooked. Many items on the shelves outdated or close to expiration. Look at the expiration date on EVERYTHING you buy. The produce quality has also drastically declined over the years. Many elderly folks shop at Kennies stores and they have a hard time reading these dates or can't see as well and don't realize that they are buying outdated items. My wife had pointed out on several occasions outdated items to the manager of the store we had used and once when she was explaining to him that elderly shoppers may not be able to read the expiration dates he told her that wasn't his problem???? Really???? No it is not, but with that attitude, repeat customers may not be so quick to come back. We only shop at Kennies now in a pinch. We work to hard for our money to be spending it on items that are no good or thrown out soon after purchasing. Good luck Kennies, integrity...

Well didnt like the fact that they changed the Rutters half &half to the bottle! Its not the same! Its nasty! They tryed doing this ways back and fought it! For us the people that bought it so much! Ones consentrated and others not! Been useing the box Rutters for meny years! And gotten others useing it as well ! I guess we all have To now look to see whare we can go for it? Theres been alott of complaints since new peolpe took over! Dont dont listen to there customer's. And there thoughts! You will see how this new bottle stuff wont be gotten as muchas the box rutters half & half! Its sad one thing i always enjoyed buying from kennies. Has been replaced with. Something totaly different! Its not the same! Check it out ! Cant fool true customer's that has bought it for years! Plz consider in at least checking it out! ( compare it)....

we were in town for a soccer meet at the nearby park, on the hunt for food and stumbling into the over crowded pizza place, we ventured down the main drag and found this gem! The place harks back to the era of dark and cavernous supermarkets but it hit our sweet spot and provided the necessary survival tools for the rest of the soccer tournament, read: fried chicken, potato skins and mayonaise as well as cold drinks. The staff were friendly enough to lend their bathroom (a great change from the weekend of Porta-Potties) and were also helpful in assisting us in negotiating their menu!

A basic supermarket for the...