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Rating Distribution

Foods Co has 1.5 star rating based on 4 customer reviews and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; rating distribution shows 100% unfavorable.

Positive Feedback

Cheap products are noted and one reviewer provided a receipt image; a few checkout staff were described as helpful when processing coupons.

Negative Feedback / Risk Areas

  • Persistent Foods Co customer complaints about rude staff, alleged discrimination, and poor management.
  • Out-of-date or spoiled produce and concerns about cleanliness and pricing.
  • Long lines, locked carts during hours, and confusion with coupons at checkout.

Key Takeaways for Future Customers

  • Read recent Foods Co reviews before shopping and inspect produce closely.
  • Bring coupons via the app when possible and be prepared for possible refunds delays.
  • Consider alternative stores if customer service or product freshness is a priority.
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Aimee M Xft

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| map-marker Frisco, Colorado

Money loss and Discrimination

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Treated disrespectfully and discriminated against, employees should be more knowledgeable on coupons because the customer should always come first in this kind of business.

Loss:
$10
Pros:
  • Cheap products
Cons:
  • Long lines
  • Bad customer service and management
  • Out of date products

Preferred solution: Full refund

User's recommendation: Good luck if shopping here

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Aimee M Xft

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| map-marker San Francisco, California

Clipped coupon deals

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AI Highlights
  • - Used clipped coupons; cashier was helpful but unsure.
  • - I was on the website, not the app.
  • - Returned for a refund; manager was too busy to help.

I went through checkout with clipped coupons. The checker was helpful but didn't know exactly what to do.

I believe I was on the website instead of the app, which apparently makes a difference. After leaving the store, I figured out the coupons, so I returned to get a refund. The woman working the checkout treated me as if I was ignorant; she wouldn't help me. I feel I was discriminated against by both the checker and the manager, who said he was too busy to assist me when I asked for his help.

I believe his name was Phil.

This is not what I consider good management. If you choose to shop at the FoodsCo in San Francisco, good luck!

Loss:
$10

User's recommendation: If you want cheap food sometimes out of date like the moldy cheese I purchased there this is the place to shop.

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Cornel C Nfx

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Difficult deserves to be shut down due to high volume of homeless people and everyone’s rude, including the manager, and all the cards are locked up during business hours

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Contains 3 confidential files for company representatives

Because they lock up the carts for no reason at nine and they close at 11 makes no sense there's no shopping cart available to shop

Loss:
$157
Pros:
  • I provided the picture of the receipt

Preferred solution: Full refund

User's recommendation: Disability needs to be shut down

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Jahvon Tiu

I have spoke of the Ransome filth produce .It is sad we have only 2 grocery stores in this town 1 mexican. VALLARTA AN Foods Co people are shopping at Win Co Foods 7 miles away. ITS A PIG STYE .

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AI Highlights
  • - Spoiled produce: tamatillos serrano chillies and tomatoes.
  • - Weekly customer at Tulare Store, Tulare, CA.
  • - Weekly grocery spend is $100 to $175.

Spoiled Produce Tamatillos Serrano Chillies have stince spell along with soft an spoiled tomatoes I have been a weekly customer for the Tulare Store 1210 E Prosperity in Tulare California. 93274 my grocery spenditures is. $100 to 175 A WEEK.

User's recommendation: Send complaints to Corporate Headquarters

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