This store has the most disgusting meat you can ever buy. I can't understand how anybody can review this store nicely. You do not need to speak or read English to understand flies in the meat or food expired for a year or so. Like any regular client I buy my meat, I get home and I look at it. I find something wrong, like FLIES, I loose my appetite and I drive down the street, to my neighborhood store. First thing I do, is go back to the meat counter, and courteously interrupt the butcher from his important work, which he was performing with no gloves, and to my dismay, fresh chunks of meat on his wrist watch. With confusion, he calls someone, that someone calls someone else, and eventually a poor guy gets chosen from the bunch to talk to me. Now what I was expecting is someone to look distressed and check the problem with me. NO, that wasn't the case, he said a blatant "Ok, well yesterday we had window problems/repairs, whatever ", threw the wrapped, uninspected meat, back to the other guy behind the counter, and offered me the option to buy either another pound of meat, magically uninfested, or just get my money back. Annoying, especially when the cashier writes in the reason for returning the meat as " UNSATISFIED", right, I'm sorry, I will consider including flies in my menu next time.
This place is messy, dirty, customer service is crap, and no one seems to care, especially the managers. Yes, I will go somewhere else, I WILL NEVER BE BACK HERE AGAIN, or whoever else I know. And please, whoever posts, don't put any happy posts, out of town junk. unless you're blind, deaf, no sense of smell, you eat out of a tube, you WILL have a complain about this joke of a store.
... I am currently praying for whoever bought the other batch of meat ...

In July 2008 I bought a watermelon that was supposed to be 19 cents a pound, it wasn't until after we got home and put everything away, that I noticed that my 17 pound watermelon cost me $30, I didn't do anything about it at the time, we had already cut it up, and recently I bought three small tomatoes that didn't even equal a pound all together and I was charged $2.39 for EACH tomato! We've been noticing this a lot more lately, Prices are already high, and now all of these cashiers are making mistakes, that may seem small at the time, but all together.. these are some huge mistakes. It's usually with the fresh fruits and veggies, we've had to cut back a lot already, now I am forced to stand in the check out and have them print out the receipt before I pay, so I can make sure they're are not major errors. I'm sure it's not just this Staters in my home town that has been doing this, most of them all over Southern California have been making major mistakes when you are ready to check out.