"No plastic baskets. Maybe they were being cleaned? Maybe tucked away? Maybe gone? Who knows. No one visible to ask.\n\nNo cashiers when I brought forward the fewer items than I would have if I would have had a basket. \n\nCash register asked if I brought bags. No. Then asks if I want to buy bags. No. Where are the free bags? In the past, my friends. I get the "plastic bags are evil" crowd, but where are my made in USA responsibly sourced paper bags? At Big Bear and Super Duper and A&P, apparently. \n\nMy one star is for the vast selection of products and alcohol here, but let's be honest, you can't do zero stars on Yelp. \n\nFirst World problems? Of course. But I'm annoyed."
The Hills Market
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7860 Olentangy River Rd, Columbus
OPEN · 08:00 - 20:00 · +1 614-846-3220
"I stop by this place for the first time because I did a search on salad bars in the area and it look like this is the only joint that I had one. I found the price to be very very fair at 799 a pound. Given the cost of spring mix, spinach, vegetables, and other items. I thought this was a very, very fair price - a hint do not ever add salad dressing to a salad bar. That is a heaviest item you can put on there. Keep the dressing at home or add a little refrigerator in your workspace. i'm surprised so many people complained about the price until I looked at the beef and everything else. They're charging an incredibly high mark up for local beef. I also understand that because the price they are charging is parallel to the price at Kroger charges for prime ribeye in New York strips. The difference is the food from this place comes from a farm down the road their prime steaks from Kroger probably come from Argentina."
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