Miller's Grocery Store — Local services in Norwalk

My husband and I went to Miller’s grocery store to purchase a few grocery’s and captain Morgan while at the checkout I realized I forgot my id. While my husband had his and provided the cashier Debra with his she said with a hostile attitude “YOU ARE BOTH ON CAMERA SO I NEED BOTH OF YOUR ID’S”. We are well into our 30s with 3 children !!! We did not receive a Hi how are you. Did you find everything okay? Like at any normal grocery store Just “ I NEED YOU and YOURS ID” I understand if I needed to show my id also, but there is a respectful and kind way of asking. Not the nasty totally disrespectful way she was treating us from the first second!! I had my mother in law drive my I’d across town to show this Debra cashier. While I walked it back into the store to show her she starts screaming “get out of the store or I will call the police”. Totally confused Im completely embarrassed at this point because of this Debra cashier screaming it so the whole store can hear her like I was stealing or destroying the store !! My husband called in to talk to the “store manager” she refused to give her name and stated Debra told her I cussed her out! I am a nurse, kind, empathetic individual that has worked through this pandemic !! . I would never in a milllion years treat a individual the way I was treated tonight!! Debra was lieing to justify what she did when she had no right to throw me out of the store for doing absolutely nothing !!!!! I feel targeted from the beginning !! I have never been treated the way I have been treated at Miller’s ! I will never do business here again and having multiple family members in Norwalk I know they...

Today I (20) Went into the store this evening with my boyfriend ( 22 ) I went and got a bottle of sweet tea I wanted to buy , and he went and got some alcohol he wanted to drink . I went down the aisle to find him and quickly walked up to the registers when I had found him . We went to separate registers because 2 of them were open . As soon as he went up the lady helping him asked if I was in the aisle with him and he said yes but he was buying it . Then the lady who was helping me said “ well you can’t sell to him if she was down there with him” then asked me for an id, I told her I do have one , I’m not buying the alcohol I’m buying the sweet tea because that’s what I drink . Then my boyfriend said “ well if we walked out and I came back in , youd sell to me that’s pathetic and you need to talk to your manager about changing that . As we walked out I told them I have cancer and I don’t drink , which is true .if they want to refuse to sell to someone who is 21 because of another person walking down the aisle , that’s pathetic and that should be the law , not selling to 21 and over lmfao . Not to mention I’ve been down that same liquor aisle actually looking at stuff with my mom and grandma in the past and it’s never been a issue but now that it’s just two younger people they want to assume and refuse . My boyfriend then dropped me off at my house and went up there by himself to get his liquor and they still wouldn’t sell to him lmfao...

I used to shop there when it was gardeners, and then when it changed hands. I pretty much stopped when I saw the show they put on for the plandemic with the unlawful mandates, stop signs, threats if you dare come in without a useless face muzzle on and social distance nonsence. Since then all that crap has been disproven a long with the jab being a bioweapon. I decided to give them another try because I hate Walmart and I believe in mom and pop stores. One day I went in to get some adult beverage and signs were plastered everywhere, and I mean everywhere saying I had to show my drivers license to buy alcohol! I am 65. Why? I bit my tongue until yesterday. I asked the checkout girl why and was promptly told it was to keep track of who buys what and so they don't get in trouble selling to minors. Did I say I'm 65? I said no one else asks for an id and was promptly told the list. I said I don't shop there. Then I was told by (Karen) that if I didn't have my (papers) I couldn't buy alcohol of any kind and if my id was expired I couldn't buy alcohol. Excuse me? I'm still the same person and I'm still 65 and alcohol is not illegal, so What? I said that seemed intrusive and unwarranted. I'm done with...