About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Bashas’, an old lady in the produce section kept pointing at the apples and whispering, ‘They’re talking to me.’ Employees thought it was cute until one day her granddaughter overheard and started laughing so hard she dropped her basket. Soon enough, word spread around town that Bashas’ had a talking apple section. A delivery driver even claimed he heard bananas singing while unloading crates late at night. Before long, customers flocked to see the phenomenon for themselves—some brought cameras, others just their shopping lists. The old lady continued chatting away, oblivious to the attention, and everyone left with a smile and maybe a funny story to tell.
2. At Bashas’, a delivery driver noticed something strange one night. As he unloaded crates of bananas, he heard someone whispering from behind him. Turning around, he saw no one—but then realized the bananas seemed to be moving on their own. Curious, the driver picked up a banana, and it suddenly started dancing in his hand! Other employees rushed over laughing hysterically as the fruit continued its little performance. From that day on, Bashas’ became known for its ‘dancing bananas,’ attracting customers who came just to witness the weekly spectacle.
3. At Bashas’, during early morning deliveries, a delivery driver noticed boxes of cereal moving slightly on their own. Was it just his imagination or were they really shifting? Curious, he followed the movement and found an old neighbor pushing a shopping cart filled with cereal boxes. Turns out, she was just restocking before opening hours. The delivery driver smiled, thinking, ‘maybe I’m not as crazy as I thought.’
4. At Bashas’, a neighbor reported seeing a shopping cart rolling down aisles on its own late at night. Then one evening, an employee claimed he heard someone whispering in the dairy section—only to discover it was just a gallon of milk talking back. The story became so famous that now, when new employees start, they’re warned not to take things too seriously… especially if they seem to be following them around.