Harvest Supermarket - Greensburg, Indiana — Local services in Greensburg

Used to have great meat, good counter service and interesting dry goods. Now you might as well shop at Walmart, they have gotten GREEDY over the past five years. Quality down, prices are up. The latest incident that decided that I will not return is my treatment at customer service. I attempted to buy $100 worth of lottery, the play slips were processed and the woman asked for payment. I offered my debit card, and she pointed to a tiny notice on the wall that said cash only for lottery. This is a store policy, not a lottery policy. You can pay for lottery with debit cards at gas stations, Kroger, pretty much anywhere that takes debit and sells lottery. I told her I did not have cash, and she pointed to an ATM in the store, I told her I was not playing into their scam of getting a surcharge from me using their ATM to buy something from them, that they are already getting a skim off of from the lottery for selling. I offered to buy something and access cashback, but she stated the limit for cashback was $20. Unbeknownst to this rude marionette I did not leave, as I was waiting for someone to come back from the deli. As I waited, the marionette started to tell the check stand girl that I had the nerve to try to buy $100 worth of lottery with my debit card; there were about 5 people in line hearing her gossip about a customer. I walked back around the check stand so she could see that I was still there and knew she was talking about my business in front of several strangers. Not that it's any of your business what a stranger spends on lottery, but I was buying for our work pool, and this represented the purchase of a dozen contributors. Your policy and your rudeness means you lost $100 in lottery sales for every ongoing week. I was looking for a convenient place to buy every week, with no line, decent customer service, decent parking, but it sure isn't going to be HARVEST MARKET. I hope you couldn't cancel those tickets and had to EAT IT, but I'm sure...

My wife is from Greensburg, so we have stopped at Harvest several times out of convenience. Honestly, I would rather go to just about any if the other 4 or 5 grocery stores, but it is a quick shop if you only have a few things to grab.

Gripes: The store, while updated somewhat on the outside, is considerable aged on the inside. The deli section, frankly, scares me. I was sent one time for some deli salads for a cookout. After seeing the setup, I left without purchasing anything. Finally, I've never been greeted when I've entered the store. I've been stared at, but never greeted.

Pros: As a convenience store, Harvest has a little bit of everything, so you can generally pick up something without having to fight lines at Wal-Mart. They often have pretty good sales on produce and deli items,...

Harvest Market has very rude people working there. If you r in a wheelchair go someplace else.Card readers are so old they wont move and cant be reached. Then the older lady with long graying hair gets mad because she has to help. For several years I've asked if they could leave enough room between the flowers for a wheelchair to get thru. But said nope can't do it. They keep lots of plants on the side of the building to fill in when they need more out front. No reason to be so rude. They don't know how to explain in a kind way why they won't do something. I'd rather drive to Shelbyville then come home feeling like nobody cares that they dont try to make it a bit easier to shop if...