Contact Save-A-Lot: Find below customer service details of Save-A-Lot, US, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the supermarket chain. Reach the customer service below for support, complaints or feedback.
Head Office
100 Corporate Office Drive
Earth City, MO 63045
United States
Phone: 314-592-9100
Customer Service
Phone: 888 725-4537
Email: [email protected]
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About Save-A-Lot
Save-A-Lot is an American supermarket chain founded in 1977. The discount grocery chain operates as a subsidiary of Onex Corporation. Currently, Save-A-Lot has a network of more than 1,200 outlets. The stores sell frozen food, dairy, grocery, meat, snacks, bakery and seafood. Shoppers enjoy savings of up to 40% on groceries. Members of Smart Shopper Club get details on all latest deals right in their inbox. They also receive dinner ideas, cooking tips and other useful resources.
Most Save-A-Lot outlets do not carry the impression of a large supermarket. They average about 15,000 sq ft in space and carry high quality products on affordable rates. You will find all the popular brands, besides Save-A-Lot’s own. The stores carry more than 1,800 products on average. Visit the Weekly Ad section on the website to find those products that are available for a steal. On the website, you can input your location or zip code to know the discounts at nearest Save-A-Lot stores. Most Save-A-Lot stores accept cash, checks, WIC, food stamps and EBT/QUEST cards. The stores open open from 9am to 8pm throughout the week.
Save-A-Lot claims it carefully selects high quality foods and household goods. It in fact operates some 17 distribution centres. All farm fresh produce is grown by certified farmers and passes strict quality assurance measures. The meats are also hand-selected and cut in store every day. In any case, Save-A-Lot’s 100% Money Back Guarantee assures shoppers that the company will replace unsatisfactory products and refund the customers’ money.
The discount grocery chain invites applications from individuals interested in exploring the franchise opportunity to start their own Save-A-Lot store. Details on the application and licensing process are given on the website. Are you looking for a career with the company? The job opportunities and vacancies are available on the Careers section. You will find opportunities in store management, distribution and marketing. The benefits, career growth opportunities and others are available online. For more information or queries on store locations, payment, cancellation, careers/jobs, or others, reach the Save-A-Lot support.
I have been buying your bacon for several years and the quality has changed I could tell as soon as I opened the package.The bacon has lot more fat now and can’t seem to get it crispy unless I burn it.I can’t see paying 4.69 per box when I buy at least 30 boxes per month and have to eat burnt bacon.I hope you can find a solution to to the quality or I will have to shop elsewhere where.Pasco county Florida
I recently discovered the Save A Lot in Rogersville, TN doesn’t have any of the affordable items I usually buy at your stores. I always stocked up on Save A Lot pizzas because they were good and affordable on a fixed income. But they weren’t in the store along with Flavor Aid and 2lb tubes of ground turkey. Most people with kids can’t blow $12.00 or 14 dollars a month on expensive brands of fruit drink for their kids. Save A Lot was a way to make ends meet without going to a pantry.
Save o lot in Meriden is sparking down quickly. After new management isn’t not the same . Produce have been horrible and the prices are more expensive then a regular grocery stores. It’s disgusting there. Meat department isn’t filled and clean, the floors aren’t clean and we had an issue with a gift card by save o lot and it wasn’t even working and waited a little over an 1.1/2 to get it fixed . We just wanted a refund . The manager finally did his thing with the managers daughter n if she was there today then she should know better how to have the store cleaned up and go thru produce and get rid of the many items that were spoiled . It’s was disgusting like the avocados . Aldi’s will be opening by March and this store will go under if they don’t do the right thing. They need to change the name to cost a lot .
The savealot store in North Randall, OH is recently under new management; and, it is terrible management! A super market grocery store that runs out of milk? One where customers, long but time customers, are walking out of the store because the checkout lines are so long and there is only one cashier? I am a long time customers at this store (20 years) and even I am forced to shop elsewhere. Talk to the new manager at the North Randall store. They are losing you customers, money, and reputation
This is from Traverse City Michigan. My recent visit to the store was scary. There is no enforcement to wearing masks. If this is your company policy i cannot continue to shop at your store. I guess that i was under the impression that your company cared about people and not profits. Apparently this is not the case. I believe i spent at least $5000 at this store and can prove it. If you are happy with my disappointment with the current conditions i will take my money elsewhere. There is plenty of other stores that adhere to Covid 19 standards and your prices do not compensate for your sporadic supply chain or lack of company hygiene. Perhaps this comment will end up in your trash bin but you will suffer the consequences of a deficient company policy. I hope your company survives the future just not for you but for your employees who are forced to endure the epidemic.
I have been shopping at the Middletown Ohio store for some time and appreciate the low prices and friendly service I have received from your employees. The past three times I have been in the store, the manager has been maskless. I am taking this pandemic very seriously, and I will not be returning to your store unless your people respect me and my efforts to protect my health. You have an obligation to protect your customers that keep you in business.
Why don’t you all have more sugar free stuff. There is a lot of diabetics in the area and they don’t sell any food for diabetics. Like the ice cream the only sugar free ice cream is popsicles. What about sugar free chocolate or vanilla
You are the highest priced store in my area and if your prices don’t come down ALOT then I am forced to shop else were! NO LONGER Savalot . Not even save a little !