Sendik's Fresh2GO

Being a college campus-centric grocery store, you have to expect a little bit of an upcharge on most of the goods here. I frequent this location when I'm on the way home from the gym or just need something really quickly and don't feel like hitting the road. If you do happen to drive here, they have a dedicated parking lot in there back which is a HUGE bonus given that it's on Marquette campus where parking is a struggle.As far as products go, I can't think of much that you wouldn't be able to find here. The produce selection is fairly bare-bones, but it has basically everything you might need if it's really last minute (don't expect anything more exotic to be there, though). There are decent deals once in a while, and they also have typical grocery store ready-made foods and sushi if you're in a pinch over lunch (the salad bar was always pretty surprisingly solid the few times I stopped for a quick bite). All in all, it's a smaller, stripped down Sendik's that exists to serve the grocery needs of the campus community. Yes you pay a little more, but think of it as a convenience fee and you might feel it's an alright value like I do.

This is the first Sendik's Fresh2GO I've been in. This store has an open, modern look. It's not a large store, and there were a lot of convenience items right near the entrance. By convenience items, I'm talking ready-to-eat treats, fruits, veggies and meal options, many of which were Sendik's branded. Hence, the "2GO" portion of the store name.I saw some Sendik's brand edible cake batter, which I really didn't need to know existed, because it sounded tasty and now I will think about it for a while, but luckily the six dollar plus price tag drove me away. I also saw a container of rice krispie treat bites right about eye level, and thought about the so called freshman 15.The store had a lot of pantry items like canned goods and condiments as well as a small cleaning products section and frozen foods cases full of pizzas and the like. They also had a beer and wine section.In addition to the standard payment options, they also accept MarquetteCASH.Sendik's is a nice addition to the Marquette neighborhood.

As a student with no car, Sendiks moving to Marquette's campus was a lifesaver. The store isn't very big, doesn't have a large variety, and my friends occasionally complain about the price, but what matters to me is that it is grocery store on campus. Before it moved in, my options were to struggle off Walgreens or 7/11, or walk 40 minutes to the nearest grocery store (or take an Uber). Now, it is 5 minute walk away, and offers enough for me to cook all of my own meals, and have some variety in them as well. It also offers a service online, which allows you to order what this store doesn't have, and they will then deliver it to this store. I haven't taken advantage of this yet, but I plan to.

Everything was overpriced and the people working there seemed miserable and rude. I had someone clap their hands at me while I was trying to figure something out. To that pathetic worker: grow up. You're an adult, if you can't talk to people without acting like a child, then you shouldn't be around adults.

Can't believe the night staff you have working tonight. Was so inconsiderate to the customers. The girls working were very nice but the guy who seemed like a manager was very rude and I wish I got his name to report for how rude he was to costumers. Not what I expect walking in to the place I thought I loved. Hope he gets fired. Would love to get my husband involved to get him fired since he gave me the worst and most (sorry for my language) dick experience I've ever had in a store. Would give 0 stars if I could. Get that blonde guy fired!!!

On average, way overpriced. Just a good location is all they got. Oh and they don't sell gallons of milk... just... why?

Great food but so expensive. There aren't any other fresh food options on campus so it's convenient but expensive