Fry's Food And Drug

Melissa Koberstein

Absolutely horrible experience with this location. My husband and I were exploring the area since we are new to it and while I was shopping for some lunch and snacks I noticed I was being followed by a man who obviously was watching me. Then when I went to switch with my husband so he could come pick a few things I was asked by BLAINE, at self checkout , to look in my purse!!!!! I don't know about you but I found it horrendous that they treat customers especially first time ones as I was treated for no reason. I was told I looked like someone from the day before who shoplifted!!! A manager never came to apologize nor did the employee. I hope someone treats BLAINE like he did me. I'll never shop there again.

Richard Butler

Was outstanding experience

Joshsterrarium

This is specifically for Ray in the Starbucks. Hard working guy with a great attitude....... and he makes a perfect Frappuccino!:Thank you Ray, keep being you and you'll have a great life.

Fake Meeko

Here is an average visit to this store. Walk into the front door, past a team of sales people aggressively try to get you to buy whatever they're selling. Tell them "no thanks." Go to get a cart. There are no carts. Go outside to grab a cart from the parking lot. The wheels barely move. Grab another one. It shakes violently as you push it. Try one more cart, which is somehow worse than the last one. Accept your squeaky, shaky fate and push it, rattling back to the store. Again politely refuse the salespeople who try to draw your attention to them. Stand in a messy line of people trying to enter the front door because the manager has decided to block the only entrance with two large tables of discounted soup or the like while people leaving and entering are forced into tiny narrow spaces and block each other up. Walk to the produce section. Stand in another line as people try to negotiate another set of tables barely wider than a cart along the entire front area. Try to politely decline a SECOND set of sales people trying to get you to join AT&T. Enjoy the music loudly played from people's phones as they walk around. Get out of the way of one of several people who have walked their pet dog into the meat department. Remember you forgot something in the produce section. Tell the other AT&T person "No thanks" when they yell for your attention. Wait in a long line at the self checkout which for some reason has half the registers closed almost every day. Nod politely to the armed police officer standing in the front. Wait in another line to leave the the store at the traffic jam in the front again where people are standing talking to the sales people, trying to fathom where the carts all are (hint: They're still all outside), entering, exiting, waiting in the sprawling line for the Frys customer service area that has lengthened to the entrance, and people casually looking at the tables of discounted soup, blissfully unaware that their rascal scooter is preventing a dozen people from making any progress in or out. Once again tell the sales people in the front "No thanks" as they again yell to get your attention. Try to guess if the person walking up to you with a clipboard is a crazy person or just trying to get you to sign a petition. Nod politely to the man laying down on the sidewalk. Try not to make eye contact with the person wearing a trash bag for pants talking to themselves near your car. Tell the homeless person asking for money as you load your groceries into the car you don't have any cash. Add your cart to the entire stores worth of carts parked outside. Carefully negotiate your car between the carts that are scattered like leaves on a breezy day throughout the parking lot. Tell yourself you're not coming back here but later convince yourself it wasn't as bad as you remember. Repeat.