Jay C 2631 16th Street, Bedford, IN 47421

"This place is basically kroger. If you are used to buy groceries from kroger and can't find any in Bedford, this is the place."

"The deli workers are confused, lazy and mouthy. The cashiers are slow. Food over priced. The sea food is in an open area full of flies."

"Love this store and the great customer service! Prices good and the deli clerks are all amazing!"

"There was a sign above the gift cards that said “4X the fuel Points”. So I bought a gift card. Looked at my receipt and I wasn’t given 4X the fuel points. Went to customer service and the person behind the counter talked with someone and was told to give me the points. When she was ready to do it this extremely rude person, she was front lead, came over. The customer service person told her what she was doing. This woman instantly became very rube and said that expired. I pointed to the sign and she said “That should have been taken down”. She would not give me the points and she was holding on to my card. I had to tell her to give me my gift card that I paid for. Right away she found someone to take the sign down. I was at the store on 3/4/23 at about 3:30."

"Not the best prices but not the worst, nice selection, clean store. Most of the employees are very pleasant, some just kind of ignore you. They have really cute seasonal decor. UPDATE 1/16/19 I have found that about twice or so a year, I boycott this Jay C store due to poor customer service. Last night, I had a small cart of things, and as I was approaching the check out an employee exclaimed to her coworkers that the doors needed to be locked and no one else was to be allowed inside. I immediately assumed the worst! Turns out, their register system had gone down and the lady informed me that it would be at least an hour before it would be back up. I asked if I needed to put my things back and she said that yes, I would need to do that. My complaint isn't that the system went down: it happens. I am more disappointed with the fact that she didn't take responsibility and tell me, as well as the other customers, that THEY would take care of returning our items. Instead, the lady, who I assume to be a manager of some kind, just barked at employees and ran around frantically. Again, I get that technology fails, it happens: but when your job is in customer service, they way you handle such an event should revolve around reassuring the customer, not freaking out. The staff seems to be in need of good management."