Cub Foods

The shopping list was largely useless before. I’d fill it out on my computer, but at the store I’d just see the item title. No price details or when it went off sale. That is nicely improved with generally a picture of the item similar to the ad picture along with the price and sale period. It also now has a delete all option for the list, which is handy after the sale period ends. However, I mainly open the app when I’m at the store and want to check my list. There use to be an icon on the main screen to open the shopping list. Now you have to select the Shop icon and then select your list from the new screen. Card display and list display should both be prominent on the main screen as I believe those are the most accessed functions.

Cub Foods has always been good. Very competitive prices and very friendly Staff - our location at Valley West in Bloomington,MN .recently upgraded their old grocery carts .... with All New ones which makes trolling up and down the isles for deals super easy with a lot less effort . It is almost like they are powered 😀 My Family and I will continue our support of Cub .... keep us informed and out front of as many deals that you can - looking forward to many money saving offers in the New Year 2019 🎉

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Walmart is always full, thanks pandemic! Figured I’d try Cub grocery Pickup so I downloaded the app, created an account, and clicked SHOP ONLINE only to have the app open its own little browser to shop online and NOT within the app itself like competing applications do. I was unable to “login” to this new web page it opened, it failed constantly and told me my email and password were incorrect. I changed my password per the website’s recommendation and I still could not login. What’s the point of creating such an app if you’re just going to cripple the primary function? At the end of the day it uses instacart, anyway, so why bother using the Cub app at all when you can get a different app that works for so many other stores, all in one app?

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Obviously no app is perfect. But for a grocery store chain as large as Cub is I’d have expected the app to be better. I downloaded it today to look up a very specific unusual food item and it popped up. Great! Then, when I got to the store I opened up the app, selected my location, and wanted to see what aisle it was in.... hmmm... all it lists is a product. I checked other things I needed and it didn’t give me locations for those either. The point of an app like this is to make things more convenient. I asked three different sales associates where my item was located and none of them knew. Good thing the app knew they had it but didn’t tell me where or if my location carried it. I left without purchasing it (if it was even at that store).

So far I like the app. However, it’d be nice if the shopping list could be organized into departments for better in store shopping. I haven’t tried ordering online for pick up or delivery yet. Mainly because I found that on the app, the weekly ad pricing doesn’t always match the pricing on the online ordering site. Bummer. Another suggestion is to add an option to import the shopping list to the online ordering site for convenience. Overall, I do enjoy using the app and will continue to do so. Hoping to try out the online ordering soon.