Watson's Market

"Just bought a humidifier from here… must have been a previously owned one that got returned cause when my boyfriend and I opened it, it was dripping wet, had brown stagnant water in it, even the papers that came with it were wet/water damaged. When people make returns please check the product inside first before putting it on the shelves. Seems like that’s what you’re supposed to do and they didn’t care enough to do it. On our way to return it now. Thank god the guy at the counter we bought it from insisted we take our receipt after we initially declined it."

"It would be GREAT if they stocked milk that wasn’t expired! this is the second time in the last 2 weeks they’re trying to sell expired milk. !!! WTAF!!! Says MAR 03 ..today is the 4th. You might say that’s only one day. However, the fact is it’s beyond the date no matter what!"

"There ok but a little more expensive but ok n this day and age where we have to depend on things shipped in it is expensive"

"Decent selection of goods for being a small town, prices reflect that. Wonderful staff, clean and laid out well."

"I was at Stein's last year when I was visiting from Ottawa, Canada. Prices then were expensive in relation to the price of groceries in the capital of Canada - Ottawa with 1.2 million people. Now back this summer, a year later 2023, and the store is now a Watson's Market. The prices are even more outrageous at Watson's. Price gouging is out of control at this store. They are taking advantage of people in this small community who have very little income; they should be ashamed of themselves. The US dollar cost me $1.36 and yet your groceries are more expensive that Canadian groceries stores and also the goods have to travel further to Ottawa. Example: cherry tomatoes $5.59, back in Canada $1.99. Cob of corn $1, Canada .49 cents. Watson's is all about "profit"."