I’ve let this kind of thing slide 3 times now but this is the final draw. I always seems to get fresh produce that “looks” good but it’s always rotten or moldy. First it was strawberries, then mangos, then Jicama, but now even their coconuts. Worth to say that I won’t be shopping here anymore
Kelly Espinoza
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January 21, 2026
I ordered flowers from here and had them delivered via Instacart. When they were received they were moldy, dead, falling apart, and withering. They looked nothing like the picture online. I was very disappointed since this was for a birthday. Very embarrassing and disappointing.
Michele Wilbur
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July 14, 2026
it was nice for a local store. a great selection for the size of the store. not from here. first time in the store. very clean and the people wete very friendly
Kyle Borcik
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July 24, 2026
This is a weird review so buckle up.
It involves the emergency room, a circular saw, and a few good samaritans at this Macey's.
While working two blocks away from the Macey's I suffered heat exhaustion and mangled my foot with a circular saw.
I did my best to tie pressure with a hand towel, removed my pants and put more pressure by tying the pant leg. If that wasn’t enough I grabbed a loose plastic bag and tied it around the pants. It served the secondary purpose of making my foot look even more like a mangled rump roast packed haphazardly by the butcher. (A lacerated foot but at least my sense of irony was intact.).
I didn’t know if I could make it to the ER in my own.
however, I knew I could at least make it two blocks away to the maceys— a public place. I knew there would at least be a person there, and had a vague belief that someone might be willing to help me. I set course for the emergency room and maceys as a plan B if it seemed I couldn’t make it.
I made it only a block. the heat exhaustion from working outside was now at war with the adrenaline that must have been pumping through my body. I felt light headed, and my vision began to slightly blur. I immediately changed coarse to this Maceys.
I parked within seconds and limped into the entrance. My dressing scrapped against the asphalt and came untied and completely off. I collapsed inside the entrance and haphazardly cinched everything back on my foot. I was now shaking pretty bad.
My vision was now worse and I felt close to passing out from the heat and lack of water.
My eyes were closed while I tried to finish tying all the knots. I didn’t think I could keep consciousness if I saw the wound if it had progressed to worse at this point. The pain was now increasing and I was trying to manage my breath to stay calm.
At this point a few people had passed probably wondering if they should intervene.
And only moments before the first nameless and faceless customers were the first heroes. They stopped to check on me. As far as I could tell they were families with kids.
They could tell I needed water and needed to be cooled down. They rushed inside to get water. They notified the staff I was there.
Another person grabbed a giant bag of ice from the freezer. They cooled me off by placing the entire bag on my shoulders.
At this point Nick, and Hunter and a third staff member (whom I didn’t get their name. I’m so sorry. You deserve just as much 5 star recognition) came to my aid.
They were calm. Nick identified himself as a former EMT.
I was worried about causing a scene. He reassured me and helped me remain calm.
He evaluated my lucidity. Kept me focused and comfortable.
He took charge of the emergency and had his staff come back with a chair so I wasn’t on the dirty ground. He had them bring another to elevate my foot.
They offered me popcicles, Gatorades and more water. We spent the next 10-15 minutes together.
I felt at ease, cared for, and while I was personally worried about paying for various supplies they brought, they didn’t hesitate to handle the costs out of pocket and look out for my best interest.
In a day where I consistently feel exploited by companies, health care, and employers, I did not experience that with grocery store during my weakest of moments.
Nick and Hunter treated me as a human first. They handled the situation with 5 star responsibility and care.
****
While you will not go into this Maceys with the same circumstances as me, im confident you will be treated like family and be served by people with your best interest at heart. They were incredible people during a crisis…which means to me…its
Who they are deep down.
Shoutout to Nick, Hunter, and my nameless hero for taking good care of me so I could get the immediate medical attention I needed. My foot is healing nicely and will be getting more reconstructive surgery today.
SUZIE Q
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April 05, 2026
The store is very clean. It is the day before a holiday. They had employees out restocking the shelves, which was very nice. The seafood guys were friendly. Amelia was my cashier. She was a very kind-spritied soul to talk to. Thank you very much!
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I’ve let this kind of thing slide 3 times now but this is the final draw. I always seems to get fresh produce that “looks” good but it’s always rotten or moldy. First it was strawberries, then mangos, then Jicama, but now even their coconuts. Worth to say that I won’t be shopping here anymore
I ordered flowers from here and had them delivered via Instacart. When they were received they were moldy, dead, falling apart, and withering. They looked nothing like the picture online. I was very disappointed since this was for a birthday. Very embarrassing and disappointing.
it was nice for a local store. a great selection for the size of the store. not from here. first time in the store. very clean and the people wete very friendly
This is a weird review so buckle up. It involves the emergency room, a circular saw, and a few good samaritans at this Macey's. While working two blocks away from the Macey's I suffered heat exhaustion and mangled my foot with a circular saw. I did my best to tie pressure with a hand towel, removed my pants and put more pressure by tying the pant leg. If that wasn’t enough I grabbed a loose plastic bag and tied it around the pants. It served the secondary purpose of making my foot look even more like a mangled rump roast packed haphazardly by the butcher. (A lacerated foot but at least my sense of irony was intact.). I didn’t know if I could make it to the ER in my own. however, I knew I could at least make it two blocks away to the maceys— a public place. I knew there would at least be a person there, and had a vague belief that someone might be willing to help me. I set course for the emergency room and maceys as a plan B if it seemed I couldn’t make it. I made it only a block. the heat exhaustion from working outside was now at war with the adrenaline that must have been pumping through my body. I felt light headed, and my vision began to slightly blur. I immediately changed coarse to this Maceys. I parked within seconds and limped into the entrance. My dressing scrapped against the asphalt and came untied and completely off. I collapsed inside the entrance and haphazardly cinched everything back on my foot. I was now shaking pretty bad. My vision was now worse and I felt close to passing out from the heat and lack of water. My eyes were closed while I tried to finish tying all the knots. I didn’t think I could keep consciousness if I saw the wound if it had progressed to worse at this point. The pain was now increasing and I was trying to manage my breath to stay calm. At this point a few people had passed probably wondering if they should intervene. And only moments before the first nameless and faceless customers were the first heroes. They stopped to check on me. As far as I could tell they were families with kids. They could tell I needed water and needed to be cooled down. They rushed inside to get water. They notified the staff I was there. Another person grabbed a giant bag of ice from the freezer. They cooled me off by placing the entire bag on my shoulders. At this point Nick, and Hunter and a third staff member (whom I didn’t get their name. I’m so sorry. You deserve just as much 5 star recognition) came to my aid. They were calm. Nick identified himself as a former EMT. I was worried about causing a scene. He reassured me and helped me remain calm. He evaluated my lucidity. Kept me focused and comfortable. He took charge of the emergency and had his staff come back with a chair so I wasn’t on the dirty ground. He had them bring another to elevate my foot. They offered me popcicles, Gatorades and more water. We spent the next 10-15 minutes together. I felt at ease, cared for, and while I was personally worried about paying for various supplies they brought, they didn’t hesitate to handle the costs out of pocket and look out for my best interest. In a day where I consistently feel exploited by companies, health care, and employers, I did not experience that with grocery store during my weakest of moments. Nick and Hunter treated me as a human first. They handled the situation with 5 star responsibility and care. **** While you will not go into this Maceys with the same circumstances as me, im confident you will be treated like family and be served by people with your best interest at heart. They were incredible people during a crisis…which means to me…its Who they are deep down. Shoutout to Nick, Hunter, and my nameless hero for taking good care of me so I could get the immediate medical attention I needed. My foot is healing nicely and will be getting more reconstructive surgery today.
The store is very clean. It is the day before a holiday. They had employees out restocking the shelves, which was very nice. The seafood guys were friendly. Amelia was my cashier. She was a very kind-spritied soul to talk to. Thank you very much!