Dominick’s

It’s been a swell 6 year run for us, but now the time has come to say goodbye.
I will miss the clearance sales as described in my previous reviews. No other location or grocery store period came close to giving me the deals that I’ve enjoyed here.
I will miss all the faces that I’ve gotten to know, even if their names escape me. The meat guy, the produce guy, the wonderful blond female cashier in the express lane. All the employees have always been nice and have always had a smile on their faces.
They lose a star for the way they handled the first day of the 50% storewide GOOB (going out of bidness) sale. I understand that they wanted to avoid a riot, but opening up the express lane to people with overflowing shopping carts really was unfair to those of us with less than 15 items who were desperately trying to get out of there in less than an hour.
Sorry I walked out with the $ 4 kitty litter but that’s what you get for herding me over to Customer Service, who couldn’t see it beneath my cart from their perch up on high. And that’s what they get for giving me attitude when I voiced my complaint about the express lane. No seriously, in all the chaos, I just forgot.
I’ll miss you, D.

This Dominick’s is in a very convenient location to me. As I pick up my morning Starbucks on the way to my office, the Starbucks is in an outbuilding in this Dominick’s lot.
As far as Dominick’s go, this on is very clean and well stocked. I’ll typically stop there on a Monday morning to pick up food to keep at my office for the week. It certainly beats remembering to make a sandwich the night before or spending so much money going out to eat at lunch every day.
Not sure what the future holds for this store. I’m not sure if Dominick’s is simply scaling back their Chicagoland stores or if they are closing all of them. I know Mariano’s, another grocer that moved into the area in the past few years, is purchasing a number of Dominick’s properties. There is no comparison between Dominick’s and Mariano’s. Mariano’s is the bomb.

This Dominick’s is on my way home from work. My «commute» is so short stopping at the grocery store on the way home is almost never necessary. But if I need to this is the most convenient stop on the way. This is just another Dominick’s not much to say. But now that they are going out of business it is kind of sad. All the great memories I’ve had a Dominick’s. Perhaps we should have some type of farewell party at Dominick’s to pay our respects.

I always come into this store late after work because I kind of hate the Dominick’s in Mount Prospect. At night there are hardly ever any people in the store which means there is zero line at checkout!
The employees all seem like they don’t want to be here though and I’m sure it’s gotten worse since they heard Safeway is shutting down/​selling all the stores. But still, I worked at Dominick’s for almost 4 years and even if I was in a craptacular mood I acted happy as heck to see the customers! I get it… It’s late, you’re all tired… So am I, but I still put a smile on my face as I buy my Rum Chata!
Oh well… I still like this store and I love this company. I’ll miss it when it goes.

It is a fine grocery store. Prices are not bad but my parents now shop at Meijer instead because of price and greater selection of products. Has a Starbucks and a Chase bank at this location.

Better off at the Jewel across the street. Average looking Dominick’s, nothing special. One of the two Chase ATMs seem to be out of order whenever I visit. The store is average but some on staff will keep me from returning. They make up rules on why they can’t accept coupons and treats customer rudely when trying to use coupon. Even when it’s clearly a system issue on their end. Not planning on going back any time soon.

Caution! Dominick’s latest scam… sale flyers that are for specific stores only. I went here looking for grapes advertised for 99 cents and theirs were priced at $ 1.49/#. Flyer I received with my paper was for different stores (mostly southern suburbs). Store would not honor sale price. Just a matter of time till Dominick’s is history now that our area is getting a lot of competition with substantially better prices on groceries. Bye-​bye.

This right here, is the best grocery store in this area. They have a clean well set up store that makes you feel a little less crazy during ‘holiday’ store shopping. Just yesterday I got bottles of Absolute here for $ 15.99 a bottle. If you went across the street to the Jewel. you are making a poor choice. I work near here sometimes and go there at lunch and get it from thier Salad Bar. Good work Dominicks.

I actually went in here for the Starbucks but stayed and shopped after seeing their creative product placement and in store displays. I mean, discounted wine bottles sharing the same sale stand as 50 copies of the new Karate Kid DVD… this is my kinda town.
The prices weren’t as good as a Jewel, but the store seemed much cleaner and with staff that are much more helpful and mature (re: not everyone in there is 16 and working because their mom made them take the job).
Their pizza and deli counter had some great lunch prices and they have great hot pizza specials depending on the day of the week.
Long story short, I didn’t end up getting the wine or the dvd because I felt I could have gotten a better price making a double stop at Trader Joe’s & Target, but I would certainly go back for a quick lunch stop or to surprise my BF and his nearby office with affordable pizzas on me.

Only went in for the baked goods as my favorite bakery is closed on Sundays. It worked in a pinch for a quick fix. The pasteries were fresh and satisfying, if I were in the same situation I would visit again.

Large store, lots of parking, very few customers… probably because it has the…
Highest prices in the area in general… higher than Jewel across the street (Biesterfield)…and MUCH higher than Super Low in Wooddale on Irving Park Rd. and Prospect Ave.
Currently running the deceptive or at least rather misleading corporate (Safeway Foods) ads. Read the fine print and good luck.
Gets two stars for friendly checkout workers. I only go in for «incredible» sales, but watch out. Seafood sales for example tend to be items that WERE frozen and are now thawed. So you better cook it that night and DO NOT REFREEZE uncooked.