My complaint is specifically focused on the grocery department. Not once have I gone into this store and found what I was looking for by thinking logically or trying to follow the hanging signs. Its like they want you to get lost, swirlling around the isles trying to find that item on your list that *should* be with (insert common item) but ISN'T. The isles are all split down the middle in order to have what they call End Caps - shelves/promotional areas at the ends of the isle. Note that the store receives premium $$ from vendors to display their products on these End Caps. Unfortunately for the customer the natural arrangement of canned goods, or juice, or ethnic foods, or almost any catagory, has to be split up as well, with some food catagories falling on several distant isles (juice, for example). Not to mention the ten 4-way cart-jamming intersections that the split-isles create. I have enough of those just driving through town, I really don't need more inside the store.