Trader Joe's

"Very well organized, good service."

"Medium parking lot , staff are helpful and polite, they have flowers and ornamental plants for home and everything else to keep your food pantry full."

"I really like the food of many countries ❤️ Must go many times."

"Whilst visiting friends I've been going to TJ's 3 days a week for the last 3 weeks. Every time I go through check out I encountered an extremely friendly staff member. Such a great place to shop."

"I had always enjoyed going to this Trader Joe's over the years, but it's shifted in 2023. Now it's way too crowded for the small space. The parking lot is so cramped with more cars trying to get in than there are spaces. The worst of it is the employees they've brought on in over the Summer of 2023 and beyond are just cold, rude, nasty people. I've already encountered 3 of them on 3 separate occasions over the course of two months. I don't know what their problem is. But this no doubt is a management issue and whoever is responsible for hiring. They do a lousy job with that. Those employees should be fired and so should the hiring manager for being a horrible judge of character with the hiring process. I've only encountered one nice friendly employee at this location throughout 2023. Unfortunately, I don't know his name, but he's a young guy maybe 18-24 with long hair. That was around April 2023. The rest of the employees have a bad attitude problem which is not the vibe of the Trader Joe's name. Maybe they're constantly dealing with bad customers, I don't know, but if that one guy can remain cool, then it's likely the staff that's the problem. And mind you, I'm probably one of the easiest customers one can have. I go in, keep to myself, grab what I need, and check out. I don't ask for anything. I don't need anything and I'm super chill and all smiles. For instance, on 9/9/23, I'm walking down an aisle to go to the registers, this one employee is walking into my aisle almost runs into me which is fine it happens, I stop, "Sorry about that." He rudely and irritatingly glares at me, "Go ahead!" I was like, "Excuse me sorry." He's still glaring at me angrily. I was like, "What the F is his problem?" That was an uncomfortable situation. I look back and he's just putting an item on the shelf. He had that kind of anger just to put something on a shelf, which is his job! Sorry if the employees are put out that they can't stock a shelf without customers being in their way but let me remind you losers that you have a job because of people like me going in there to spend money to keep the place open. Another employee at the registers asks how many bananas I have. I'm thinking, "I'm not sure, I think around 10." He counts and says, "There's 12." Then he can't stop laughing rudely as if that's funny and he's ringing it up. He's shaking his head and still laughing. I almost asked, "Is something about this funny to you?" You can tell from the tone that it was a condescending rude laugh. I also had my mind on something else as I had just looked at a sad text that I was thinking about before I was next in line. Just horrible, horrible, horrible employees here. They need to clean house at this place and fast! Starting from the top because that's where it starts. Oh, and they recently put in the frozen section, a long aisle of those frozen fridges like in the regular grocery store. The problem with that is there are way too many people opening and closing those doors that all of the glasses are so fogged up, you can't see what you're looking for. It probably seemed like a good idea at the time to put that in, but after experiencing it, no not so good."