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Businiess name:
Stew Leonard's
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Review by:
Christy D.
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Review content:
Don't be fooled, this is no normal grocery store. While their fresh products (meat, dairy and produce) are far better than those that you'll find in the average grocery store, be prepared to pay for them - in more than one way. Don't count on finding much besides fresh produce here, goods such as flour, ketchup and hand soap are only stocked sometimes. The store is arranged like a maze and without aisles, so making a quick stop for just a couple of items is nearly impossible. And oh yeah, as you shop you'll be accompanied by enormous animated produce equipped with songs that are likely to play endlessly in your head for the remainder of the day - like it or not. For the die-hard quality seeker or parent with kids to entertain, Stew's may be worth the extra price but for everyone else the neighborhood grocery store will probably do just fine.
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