Mollie Stone's

Great local grocery store, full of an amazing selection of items. You pay a premium for it, but if you look around you will find a vast selection of specialty items that are worth the cost as well as deals if that's what you're aiming for. In alignment with the season, there are loads of holiday items to buy as gifts. The person at the register was nice as we checked out. It's a clean store, well stocked. You can find amazing bread and meat and cheese options, and a decent produce section. I'd shop there again if in the area, and may only go out of my way if I was searching for a tasty gift or cake.

Against my better judgment, I stopped in here as I was in the neighborhood for lunch.$50 for a 1/2 turkey breast.Plus a surrrrly cashier (#0130), "You owe me $x.00"..

The prices here are outrageous compared to other grocery stores. Organic strawberries are $12.99/lb vs $6.99/lb at Whole Foods. They're the same Driscoll's strawberries! Driscoll's organic raspberries are $24/lb vs $15/lb at Whole Foods! The quality is no different!It is fair of them to set whatever price their customers will bear, but you are throwing away your money when you shop here.

The snack section in the supermarket has a wide variety, but it is placed in a mess. The staff respond slowly to customers' inquiries. The membership system of the supermarket is not very attractive, and the discounts are not obvious

The supermarket provides free parking service, which is very considerate. However, the parking space is limited, and it is difficult to park during peak hours. The promotional information of goods in the supermarket is not updated in time, resulting in some customers missing the discounts. The comprehensive evaluation is three stars.

In the remodel, they changed their lighting, and it's way too bright. I get headaches from bright lights, and the shift into the brightness is so intense at night that I can't go inside anymore. I love the store otherwise and used to shop here one evening every week or two. I'm not in the neighborhood during the days, so maybe it's not as bad during the day. But at night I literally had stop going inside :-/

This Mollie Stone's has the triple COVID, FluA, FluB rapid tests! Get them while you can.Overall, Mollie Stone's is a go to for speciality items for me -- they have a great selection of cheeses, pastries, desserts, things like that. It can be pricey, but otherwise worth it. This particular location also has convenient parking underneath.

Given the information that has come out about Kroger and price gouging, Molly stones, even for a small supermarket, stands above the rest in terms of ripping people off. I bought a bag of groceries yesterday with hardly anything in it for $60. Out of curiosity, I decided to compare what I could get a Trader Joe's for the same amount of money and it's nearly triple the amount of things that I got. What did I buy? Bananas, a bag of chips, a bottle of water, a bottle of soda, two pastries, a sandwich and packaged breakfast waffles. $60 is unacceptable and I will never shop at this store and and I discourage everyone I ever meet in the neighborhood to avoid them at all costs.

If Whole Foods is whole paycheck, Mollie Stone's is more like the gross domestic product of a minor European principality.Basically Gus's at 2x the price. Other than pure convenience I can't imagine why anyone would shop here - but the store survives so somebody must. Even if money wasn't a consideration I still wouldn't shop here because I feel like there are better quality options out there at similar or slightly lower price points.

Literally sold me a rotten crab. It smelled like vintager and the meat was covered in slime and had a mealy texture when I started eating it 20 minutes after buying it. It was labeled "fresh"