Pick'n Save

I am writing a review solely for the pick up grocery service. I ordered about 16 hours in advance for a 5 pm pick up the next day. You order and prepay for your groceries and they bring them out as soon as you notify them you are on your way. Easier said than done I guess. I get there at 4pm and a girl comes out and yells me it's going to be 50 more minutes for my order! I just got out of work and chose the service so I could get it and go! The manager said they started this massive pick system instead of picking orders individually. A convenience this is not. I could have shopped for my own groceries by now. And on top of it, I still have to go home and cook.

What I like about this Pick'n Save is that they still have enough human cashiers. I really don't like this trend towards self-check out. If you're going to make the customer also an employee, give me a discount. Otherwise, I want a human being to ring me up. The cashiers here are competent and polite, the store is clean and bright. I can find most of what I need though I would like for them to stock Mexican style laundry products and maybe some more Asian food stuffs but maybe the demographics of the immediate area don't justify that yet. Think this is the only florist around.

Since I moved to Cudahy a year ago, this is now sadly my local Pick 'n' Save. This store is smaller compared to the three Picks in Oak Creek, and certainly you can feel that when going through Produce, and they're out of lemons for crissakes, who ever runs out of lemons? And Basil, this location never ever has Basil!I do look for sales here, and am happy that I can get things cheaper here than at Sendik's. I like the Kroger brand, and that's a step in the right direction- but a step in the best direction would be Kroger making this into a Mariano's, and crushing the grocery competition, as they did in Chicago. I feel like there should be a test before some people use self checkout, and this location has some prime offenders, not knowing how to use self checkout, or self checking 100 items.I do stop here a lot since I live in the area, but my standard weekly grocery run now is Sendik's for produce, and the Pick 'n' Save at 27th/College.

This is a typical pick n save and grocery store. The only strange thing is the layout of this store. I'm not a fan and often find myself.confused by the pharmacy in the middle that splits the space into what feels like two buildings.That said, they pharmacy Carrie's specific meds I haven't gotten other places and I love sushi Mondays (4.99 for select rolls). All in all, decent grocery experience, but not a first choice in where I get my food.

This is a great Pick 'n Save...one of the best in town. Pick 'n Save stores have a variety of sizes and styles...and this one is a classic. They have wide aisles, great variety of items, and plenty of checkout registers. They have plenty of hot food items and cold salads (pasta/potato) to take home. Tonight I decided to try one of their take and bake pizzas. We all know what Papa Murphy's taste like, what do the Pick 'n Save ones taste like? Well they are delicious. They are easy to bake in their provided container and are quite huge for only $9.99. Enjoy!

Pick'n Save? I'd rather pick my nose. You don't save anything, but money. False advertising.

Overview - Full size Pick n Save with your expected attributes. Customer Service 3.5/5It's a big store with a lot of variety. There's been just a handful of moments where the item I wanted wasn't in stock. Their fresh meat department has really good meats. The burgers and seasoned chicken are worth the price!The layout is a little goofy. When you walk in you have to walk in between registers to get to the merchandise. There's also a lack of self checkouts. Customer service at the time of writing this is ok. I've never been treated rudely, but I can't remember a time where anyone has been overly welcoming. They have been terrific to work with when needing to figure out goofs with coupons/registers.

Pick N Save is my neighbor hood large GROCERY store, I love it, but its kinda expensive, wouldn't mode but I have retired, on an fixed income NOW, but I still get some thing there.I use Pick N SavePharmacy for all my medicine

Pick n Save is terrible. Other than the fact it's not in their business plan to carry shopping baskets, I often find expired or bad product. This dustpan on these tomatoes could make people sick. In their clearance section they are placing price stickers over the expiration dates. It's hard for me to justify coming back after seeing three employees prioritize balloons.

every time I shop at this location I am reminded of the fact that I strongly dislike this spot. prices are always higher than other grocery stores for essential items. I bough fruit there today 2/9/23 and found mold :/ not only did we have a pandemic and inflation but this location must of lost its will to provide amazing produce and competitive pricing. now it feels like this location only cares about charging top dollar for poop. I have lived in the area for 3 years and I live less than 3 minutes away from this store. it used to be amazing. now I will drive to other locations much further away (woodmans). I will stop in every once in a while because it is so close but only if I have to :(