What's The Worst Grocery Store In America?

Grocery shopping isn't probably high on anyone's list of fun things to do after a long day at work, but it's also not that worst thing anyone has to do on a weekly basis.

That is unless you are shopping at a place that has found itself on the list entitled "Worst Grocery Store In America."

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Think about how bad a place has to be to make that list.

Now, before we reveal the grocery store that has found themselves on this list, just know that the list is made up of customer reviews.

Sadly, more often than not, a disgruntled customer is more likely to make a complaint or leave a review than a customer that had a pleasant experience.

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Walmart Supercenter

As I mentioned earlier the rankings were based on user reviews and this is what The Fiscal Times said about Walmart,

...the stores received scathing reviews on service, a poor review on food quality, a mediocre score on cleanliness and had the highest percentage of shoppers – 32 – who experience three or more problems. However, they did get a “highly satisfied” score on price.

It is hard to beat the prices Walmart can offer, but that's more to their own buying power than out of the kindness of their heart.

What do you think, is Walmart that bad to shop in, or do they have it wrong?

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You Won't Find Walmart On This List Of The Most popular grocery stores in America

The most popular grocery stores in America, from corporate chains to family-owned enterprises. Stacker ranked them using consumer ratings sourced from YouGov polls.

KEEP READING: 10 Montana Grocery Items That Could Be In Short Supply In 2023.

The last couple of years has been rough for a lot of Montanans as the supply chain was disrupted over the whole pandemic. Of course, we're now a few years removed, and yet certain items are still hard to come by.

Although we've "officially" moved on, there are now other factors that are being blamed for higher prices and lower supply. The war in Ukraine, high fuel costs, lack of manpower, etc. It seems there are several reasons behind it, and none of them look like they're in our favor as consumers.

So what does this all mean? It means that we're looking at a possible shortage when it comes to groceries. Sadly, most of the items on the list are staples that we tend to use on a regular basis.