Save Mart SupermarketsReviews of savemart.com

I like their seafood and produce departments best but their overall grocery prices are outrageous. If you find your fave items on sale it can be worth driving there, otherwise too overpriced

Lately they are trying to "sell" in ebay the fire stick models no one wants (HD, select) with a confusing dropdown list where they have always "run out" of 4k and 4k max models. Once you've paid they will immediately close the purchase with a non tracking number shipping. Beware!!

When I got the rotten watermelons two of them I forgot to add that I got them at 24th Street Port Huron Michigan. Some of their Foods expired or very soon to expire you really have to check the dates as for the watermelon you can't tell until you slice it open but they had a whole crate so sorry for anybody else who got one. I think I'll be shopping somewhere else for a while until they can bring up their store quality their prices are way too high for what they have to offer

Listed below is the same problem with Savemart, Raley’s, Walmart, and similar large retail chains: I asked a question to the general manager at Walmart--who has worked at that company for almost twenty years--why there was no longer any seating in his store (which also means tables to ill-informed anagement). His excuse was that we want to get people in and out of the store as quickly as possible. That I can understand--but he left out the "and safely" part. I told him his reasoning was short-sighted and contrary to what the customers and employees wanted. He replied "We know better than you” …to which I replied "BULLSHIT! “You don't know anything". Sadly, that guy's sorry excuse was weak, for sure. Instead, it's always good to take a break, sit a spell, eat lunch, or any number of similar reasons. It's just makes sense--especially as a healthy choice and it's obviously good PR. And if someone needed help employees could be right there and not sitting out in the parking lot. Otherwise, it's not a good sight to see someone splattered on the ground, no doubt. Sitting while taking a break is certainly not the problem though--as my finger points to people who simply walk out without paying. From price gouging, shrinkflation, product lockdown, removal of amenities, and nonsense excuses--it's obvious that what the rest of want no longer matters. So when you give us no respect you get no respect from us either. And your response: "Sorry, back of the line. Next!" -David