Metro Market

I recently bought a Kroger brand ice cream (Churned Mint Chocolate Chip), and found a hair in it. The hair was blue, and my hair is black. Also, I haven't dyed my hair since 2019-ish, so it has been a while. The hair was really short, while mine is longer. I am no longer buying Kroger ice cream anymore. I got the ice cream from Metro Market Monona, WI.

Metro Market is my go-to spot for cereal and yogurt. They usually have sales on their dairy products and consistently have lactose-free yogurt and ice cream! The Kroger brand is very affordable and their selection of chobani and various Greek yogurts is pretty impressive. Their cereal selection is pretty good with many affordable options. The check out line is usually very quick (they have 6 self-checkout isles). Overall, a solid place to visit if you are around the Hilldale area and are looking to increase your supply of dairy goods.

Great grocery store with excellent deli and bakery. Some produce looks iffy, I don't know if it's entirely their fault.

I believe I previously sang praises for this grocery store. At that time I was under the (still can't confirm) belief that this store was affiliated with a couple grocery outlets, both in Washington state, West Seattle, primarily, and the other in Tacoma, which I always visit when back home. The first visits when it opened the seafood, salmon in particular was great. I was offered a fresh never frozen sushi grade fillet that was every bit as good as promised. Today I wanted more of the same and was informed that such product wasn't sold anymore. What's more, all that was offered was farmed Atlantic salmon. The actual disappointment had been the salmon. But instead, as I am coming to view this store as merely another Copps/Pick n Save, a place where the employees all share the same defeated dead stare, suggesting their life really sucks, this is the thing I find very disturbing about the store called Metro Market. The workers at the Seattle MM were not mindless corpses, mistreated and under appreciated shells like are found at all Pick n Slave grocery retailers, at least here in Madison.

Absolutely disgusting that I have to smell an employee (guy) as I shop for food. I get that some people have allergies to deodorant, or they say they do, but I am shopping for groceries I don't want to smell your BO. Gross!! Let them work in the back but not stocking shelves. I almost vomited it was so pungent

Very clean and organized. Staff is energetic and helpful. They have double coupon day, just like their competitors: Copps and Pick and Save. Amazing baking counter and wine selection.For beer, they offer the "make your own six packs", there is a great variety to choose from.They make sandwiches and they come with sides for a small additional $$$. I got a steak and they offered to cook it for me. There is a variety of international foods and products you can not get anywhere else. A more in depth hot food counter. Need lunch? They even have picnic tables out front. Sample day? Not just cheese. I sampled ice cream. Yes, you heard it.There is a rewards programs for their smoothies, gelato AND coffee bar. Buy ten, get the 11th free.Outstanding customer service.

Bakery is usually pretty good, great selection with reasonable prices. However my recent cookie cake experience was less than pleasant. I had asked for Happy Birthday to be written with a beach ball and beach umbrella... looks like a 5 year old did this.

Food B some of the bakery is over baked brown. Service B+, they usually have a real live grocery clerk on duty at checkout. . Ambiance B. It generally beats the socks off the Pic and Kroger in McFarland. It suffers from some of the same understocked problems, especially for items they just mailed out specific coupons for.

Products can be opened when you buy them. Trying to get a refund is a waste if time. Personally I will shop elsewhere.

A nice grocery store that also sells beatboxes. Best drink out there! Got my friends to start drinking them!