This venue is at the end of a strip mall. I have seen this place multiple times but I have never…read morevisited. Today was the day I decided to check them out. They sell wine, seasoning, dips, fresh seafood, and frozen meals. I like the set up and the customer service is nice. I bought a trout dip and crab pasta. Looking forward to trying the food.

excellent experience purchasing togo food and also preordering fish. staff is incredibly…read moreknowledgeable and i'm so glad to support a small local business

Growing up in Florida, Publix has always been a special place for me (if you know you know)…read more This location is pretty standard (it's not one of the recently renovated, fancy ones yet), feels safe, and is easy to get to, with parking in front (which I always find a spot at, even when busy) or below (which has had lots of attention drawn to it as of late with an overabundance of yellow signs advertising it!). The staff is always polite, and helpful when asked questions. Normally, I find everything I need here, save for some specialty items or more obscure international items I may be looking for. While I have had the occasional surprise of them not carrying an item I would have expected them to (hazelnuts, for example), as I said, most of the time, I find what I'm looking for.

I recently started shopping here because it's close to the Brookhaven dog park which makes it easy…read moreto combine exercise for our dog with our weekly grocery shopping. This is definitely the best/nicest Publix nearby. Reminds me more of the Publixes in Florida. There's a salad bar which makes it feel more like Whole Foods. Every section is expansive. That said, I find that I have trouble finding basic items that you'd be able to easily spot in a location with a more limited selection. I'm sure I'd get more used to it if I came every week. I also don't love the parking situation. There's an underground deck and a street level lot but the area gets quite crowded especially on the weekends.

El precio de la verdura es mentira,cuando te cobran esta mas del doble y cuando reclamas te dicen…read moreque eso aparece!!!!

R and I came here last night right after leaving a neighboring restaurant. The panaderia (bakery)…read moresection is what caught my eye, and I hoped their baked goods were fresh. This store is in a small strip mall off of Buford Highway. Parking can be an issue, but you will most likely find empty parking spaces closer to Buford Highway. We walked into this small, but well stocked, store that had maybe 5 or 6 aisles. I focused mainly on the quality of the baked goods in the panaderia section, and the quality and prices of the items in the meat section. The panaderia section had really good quality baked goods. One of the items that caught my eye were the large conchas (Spanish for seashells), which looked like really big seashells, along with big raised sugar donuts. The panaderia section is self serve. Each type of panaderia baked good is placed into its separate big compartment that has a plexiglass door so that you can see what's in the compartment without opening it. Customers are expected to use supplied tongs to place in supplied clear plastic bags so that the cashier at the front can see what is in the bag and charge the customer accordingly. R got a big concha. We both ate them later, and my sugar donut was soft and had an ok flavor. The big surprise to me was the meat department. They have a very big selection of meats - beef, pork, chicken. Some of it was marinated and ready for the grill. Before you come here to buy any meat, I suggest you know the current prices of meats. I saw some really good prices for some items (chicken legs and chicken quarters), while I saw some really high prices (chicken wings, some cuts of beef) on others. When I think of what I saw stocked in this store, most of the items are geared towards people who cook Mexican food. Lots of canned or packaged items (beans, rice, tortillas, sauces and spices) that you can't always readily find in regular grocery stores can be found here, along with many types of fresh vegetables used in Mexican cuisine. The employee at the cash register was very quick and efficient.

I just walked up and had 2 delicious smoothies and Shirquan was polite, helpful and my friendly!read more

Really bad customer service and overall they always said they are out of bowls each time I go.read more

Please be advised that this location is smaller and is not as overwhelming as other Farmer's…read moreMarkets. You have an easier chance of getting in and out in a timely manner. In my opinion, they have the best watermelons and pineapples. It was clean and did not smell like a Farmer's Market. The prices are amazing. I recommend going to this location in the morning when it is not as crowded.

As much as I appreciate the robust produce section at this market, the environment is absolutely…read moredecrepit. The store is crowded and dirty. They sell pickled vegetables in open buckets with no lid, in a refrigerated section that has black gunk stuck to its walls. It's just..... no. I hate that I don't have pictures to back up this review but the health safety practices in here are definitely questionable. Call me whatever you like, but it really irks me going somewhere and no one even bothers to try and speak English with you, nor refer you to someone who does if they can't. The service is generally poor, and the employees will act like you don't exist if you don't look like you speak Spanish (I'm sorry to say it but it's true). My [Black] husband does, and their attitude changed immediately as soon as they realize he's hispanic which is CRAZY to see in real time. They have 1000 security guards standing around that are constantly watching over every move... it's simply unfriendly and quite frankly, hostile. I just never like my experience here and it doesn't change each time I try to go back. I love a good international market. But my experience here was lowkey (and unexpectedly) dark and moody. I was ready to go not long after I walked in. I'd recommend City Farmers for produce and produce only. They truly have the best avocado prices in the area. I'll give them that.

This Kroger is set to close October 18, 2025. I'm pretty sad about this, because it is sort of like…read morethe "baby Kroger" that used to live in Decatur that I lived near when I first moved to Atlanta. This is definitely and older store, positioned oddly where Clairmont and Buford Hwy cross at a strange accident waiting to happen angle. They have security here most of the time, but I haven't ever experienced any awkward requests for food or money in the store or in the parking lot. It's the one Kroger where the employees are really friendly and nice. It attracts a real diversity of customers which is fun. I'll miss this location as part of the community.

I live fairly close to this Kroger but this was my first visit. The parking lot is pretty small but…read moreI have never noticed a lot of cars here. This Kroger seems older and outdated. The lights are dimmer, the store is smaller, and the aisles narrower. I was still able to find a few good food selections. No complaints. They did not have any cashiers working. I had to go through self check out.

Love the Taco Tuesday 99 cent tacos and their agua frescas. I highly recommend shopping here also…read moresince it's cheap, clean, and organized. Service is great even if the workers do not speak English well. Come respectful and openminded!

I was genuinely impressed by this supermarket. The floor was clean, the aisles were neat, and the…read moreshelves organized. They had a food court area, meat, deli, and even area where you can get ready-made tamales. The food selections were great with ample varieties. I love the Spanish snacks and they had 2 whole aisles of them. I was literally a child in a candy store. I would highly recommend and would definitely be back as the prices were the roughly comparable to other supermarkets on most items.