Snyder's Supermarket

The good first. The selection is pretty good for standard food stuffs, the prices are very low, the staff is very nice, and I know a number of people that have been able to request certain items and have them show up on the shelves. The bad. The parking is kind of freaky once a gets dark since there's really no lighting, there is almost no selection when it comes to specialty goods (gluten free, craft beer, etc), and if they have a REALLY bad habit of keeping the produce on the shelves longer than they should. I'll be honest I haven't smelled anything horrible like some of the other reviewer's, but the place does look dirty. In my opinion that is mostly cause, for some bizarre reason, they didn't replace the ancient AF linoleum when they renovated.I feel I should also add that this company has some good karma. When they had to close down for a number of months due to a fire in a nearby building they continued to pay all their employees during that time.

GHETTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. So, let's get past that. So, if people that can't afford expensive markets shop here, WHY IS STUFF SO EXPENSIVE?????Their meat section was quite limited. I think I did every aisle hoping for a surprise. I didn't get one. Now I know why people say there isn't a decent market downtown other than Consentino's in P&L.What sort of market won't let you take your shopping cart out without a deposit? I should have known on the way in. Huge anti-crime shoplifting signs. Cashier was nice, though :)

Absolutely horrendous. The place reeks like the inside of a boot, and most of the produce seemed like a more fitting addition to a compost pile than to someone's plate.Even worse, the employee's nasty, accusatory attitude when I tried to cash my check from work. I presented my government-issued ID (driver's license), but he demanded to see more, basically accusing me of stealing the check.Would give it 0 out 5 stars if I could. Would never return, nor would I suggest anyone else do so, either. There are better grocery shopping options in northeast.

You must have caught their "we butcher our own beef" ad. I live in NE and only go in if I have to. Produce selection is terrible.The other supermarkets in NE, Apple Market and Price Chopper are better, but still not up to what you find out of the inner city. Cosentino's Downtown is a little pricey (gotta pay that P & L rent), but has an very good selection, considering it's size. I go there when I want to fix a special meal or dish. They do a huge business in prepared foods, it's about 1/3 deli.The new Sun Fresh off 18th and I-70 in KCK is only a 5 minute drive from Downtown and is a real full service supermarket. A big plus is it's outstanding selection of authentic Mexican foods. They even do their own tortillas on-site.

Horrible supermarket! Dirty, disorganized, limited, nothing of good quality nor fresh, EXPENSIVE, always people just loitering around. I have had to go there 4 times because it was the closest thing to m previous place and didn't want to go too far. Twice I still had to go somewhere else! And each time I have had to clench my purse and check constantly that I haven't been pick-pocketed because of the fellows that hang in and out. If there is such thing as a zombie apocalypse, I can totally see Snyder's to be the place where they will come out from.

Originally built as a Kroger back in the late 50's/early 60's. Was run for years by Bill Snyder. He passed in 2205 and it was purchased by the James family. Kansas City's home of localy grown and aged "Swingin Beef". Meat Manager Danny James will custum cut anything you want/need. Will extra age T-Bones, Rib-eyes - whateva you want. Fresh chicken too - not the frozen crap. New produce manager in summer of 08. Old school, mainline grocery without alot of frills. Best meat in the city - bar none. Sportster...good stuff close by

Absolute dump. You'll pay prices above all the other local places, with a worse experience. The workers don't care about you one bit. I've stopped coming here out of principle.