New Seasons Market - Raleigh Hills

"It's a bigger market than the one in my neighborhood. Very clean establishment from the time you park until you get inside. As soon as you get in at most times, you are greeted. All aisles are clean and stocked, as well as the fruits and vegetables at certain times. Customer service not quote on the floor to guide new comers, however all of the cashiers know where everything is in this place so hold up the line if you have to get what you came in because there really isn't ever a long line. They move fast and efficiently here. It's definitely a place where I will shop again and again."

"New $ea$on$ employee$ (customer facing) are wonderful people. The po$itively i$sane price gouging the management engages in, however, i$ outright brutal. You can get better quality produce at Natural Grocers for somewhere between 75% and 50% of the price that you can generally get them at New $ea$on$. The fact that the company i$ rabidly anti-union i$ clear call out of their corruption - for the revenue they must produce on products with what must be 90% to 60% margin$ (I know I do direct orders from grocery suppliers) - they should ea$ily be able to pay their employee$ what UPS pays their$. I'm sure they don't. Their target audience is upper middle class Karens that will pay whatever price they have to pay to have servile and freckless wage slaves to do their bidding, but they occupy critical space that could be used for a grocery store that actually provides reasonable products at reasonable prices."

"This relatively small store is currently much friendlier one then other locations. For example customers can prepare their own wok unlike in other New seasons markets. Unfortunately, even this location suffers from inability to bake their own bread. The centrally baked breads are generally only partially baked."