Old inedible corn. We know its cheaper to buy from a grocery store but wanted to support this stand…read moreso we understood we'd be paying a lot more. However I then expect edible food. The corn purchased we cooked the day of. We had to throw half of it out because it was so old it couldn't be consumed; a-lot of the corn had come off the ear and it was dried out We trusted when they picked out the corn and bagged it; it was in the back, that it was good. You cant trust this place.

Prices are generally reasonable, but sometimes they can be the same as the store. However, the…read moreproduce here, IMO, is much better than the store. This place is in the parking lot at the intersection and you enter the lot before you get into the right turn lane for Kingsland from Ironbrige. Jerry usually opens around late May/early June. Expect to find white and yellow peaches, water melon, 3-5 varieties of squash, about 5 types of hot peppers, green and red bell peppers, hanover tomatoes, fresh green beans, okra, corn, pecans, boiled peanuts, apples, watermelon, canteloupe, honeydew, strawberries, blackberries, garlic, onions, local jams and honey, and more! Jerry is always pleasant and appreciative of his regulars. I always look forward to him opening up each year and now that I'm out-of-state, I really miss this place. My favorites are the candy-sweet-tasting white peaches and the Hanover tomatoes. I never realized how lucky I was to have access to the deliciousness of local tomatoes until I moved to a place that almost exclusively sold imported. That stuff takes so bland :(. Can't wait to get home and have Jerry's to get the good stuff from! P.S. Hmmm, maybe he should start selling natural fruit juices like they do here in Miami. Mmmm peach juice/cider, strawberry juice! NOTES: About Late April/Early May- late August. He typically has a white sign out facing Ironbridge to announce when he is about to open for the season and he puts a new sign with a list of some of his available produce and this sign stays out all season long. Open from 8 or 9a to 7 or 7:30 PM

This Arco Iris is infinitely better than the one on Midlothian. It is always clean and neat. The…read morefreezers are clean and organized, the service is always friendly and warm, and there is always yummy stuff at the front counter, like limoncillo (mamoncillo/gineps, chopped mango, coconut, and/or Salvadoran plain tamales (no meat). They have a small variety of Latin candies too, primarily Mexican and Salvadoran. The freezers all function well and you will find Peruvian peppers, tropical fruit pulps and yuca. What you will not find, however is things like frozen squash or coconut cream. I don't believe be they have other frozen soup vegetables like yautia either. They do have a recently-expanded variety of Colombian frozen fruit pulps, other frozen Colombian items, and refrigerated Colombian sausages. Also, they have Dominican salami. The butcher section even has marinated meats, Honduran style I believe. The produce section is always fresh and well-stocked for such a small market. I love that the ripeness of the plantains is always on point and the stock of them is plentiful. The fridges have some yummy juice variety too. They have both jugo de coco and coco asado which is not so common elsewhere. There is a surprisingly good West Indian spice section too-- cock soup base, powdered coconut milk, curries, jerk, browning, canned veggies pepper sauces, etc. As an another plus, they sell farofa (Brazilian)! In addition to food, they have a variety of Dominican and Central American hair products. I love CrecePelo conditioner and sapuyulo (mamey seed ash) shampoo. Cleaning products are also available, and a variety of cooking tools. The down side here is that I find a number of items to be a bit pricey here. However, nothing in the area offers comparable variety and freshness. I would go out of my way to drive here versus places closer to me for that alone. I have tried places closer by, but there is no comparison. Note: They offer shaved ice with flavor syrups (no fruit).

Tucked in a strip mall off of Iron Bridge in the third Arco Iris Latin grocery. Their footprint is…read morerelatively small, the entry a bit odd, but it is packed with grocery options. They have cheeses mostly from Central America, many regional drinks, and a small produce section with great sweet and green plantains and much more. Additionally, they have a small selection of latin pastries, including a few items from La Sabrosita, including their bread pudding, which I love. The clientele is largely hispanic, but they are pleasant to everyone, including a person who's Spanish requires more practice. It is reasonably close to where I live, so I go here rather often and fortunately it has largely negated my need to shop elsewhere for those special latin items. There are a growing number of latin markets in the Richmond area. Many reasonably stocked. As such, if you live in the area and want to capture the latin experience, this is a good place to go. If not, you can select from a number of other good markets, one of which may be in the area in which you live.

One of my favorite food lions. All the staffs are super friendly and helpful. Great location too,…read morenear the movies and plenty of shopping options.

The employees at this Foodlion are amazing, they make the part of my shopping experience worth the…read moreprice

Racism at its finest I was out shopping with my friend and…read morejust went we walked inside some workers started to stare at us everywhere we went. After we were done getting our cash tell me why they all huddled up in the security room to look at us where we would go next. My friend was driving the electric carts for seniors and they were all giving us the hardest ugliest stare ever When we're heading to the bathroom with our backpacks. Mind you we didnt stop in no isle whatsoever!! We needed to use the bathroom so afterwards we were done there was this man who was staring at us when getting out the bathroom And this man proceeded to say us " you can enter the store with a backpack" as we proceeded to walk back to one the isle he proceeded to follow us when walking back. I've never felt so uncomfortable in a store. when we decided to leave the store every worker that was there huddled up together and stared at us for a good ass minute. We've been in this store for 3 times and no other worker told us you couldn't go in with backpack. I feel like they was about to stop us and check our backpacks and acuse us for stealing! Will not be coming to this store because we both felt racially profiled!

I really don't frequent this store a lot. It's not that the employees don't put on that artificial…read more"welcome to Food Lion" smile when I enter or that it doesn't have a reasonable stock of items, it's just that in this day of shiny new, this store feels old and beat up. That said, prices are by and large lower than the Ukrop's and it's a heck of a lock closer than Krogers, making this is the place to go in the area for quick, just ran out of something grocery shopping!

Disappointed they charge $5 cover charge... don't know of any other wineries or breweries that…read morecharge money to go and pay to support their business Last year the place was packed. Guess others don't agree with the cover charge.

This was by far one of my favorite spots I hit while I was in Virginia recently and I hope to make…read moreit back soon! We were hoping to find a vineyard and found Spring Run on one of our searches. We were unable to reach anyone by telephone at first but it was already kind of late in the day so we just drove over there and unfortunately for us, we happened to go when it was closed. We called while we were in the parking lot and the super friendly owner answered and apologized that she was closed that day but talked us into visiting them the next day. We almost didn't make it the next day but we managed it and I'm so happy that we did! The owners are super friendly and explained the history of the vineyard and it was so beautiful and peaceful to just sit there and enjoy some wine and cheese and talk to the owners. We did wine flights and my favorite was their blackberry wine which we both ended up taking bottles of home with us. I thought the blackberry wine would be too sweet as I'm not a fan of sweet wine but it was more fruity than sweet and had the perfect taste. We also tried the Goot Essa Cheese and Rip Rap crackers and I can honestly say that it was some of the best cheese I had ever tasted! It's a 3 year sharp cheddar and it went perfectly with our wine flights! We also ended up taking a couple souvenir shirts with us as a memory to our awesome experience. I have family in Virginia and will definitely be making time to visit this vineyard again when I make it back!

Pretty cool and rare to have a bar inside Kroger lol. It's a nice chance to chill while doing…read moregrocery shopping. The servers are so nice!

Still can't get that poor lady any help in the deli. 4th week in a row, absolute nightmare. 1…read moreforeign lady back there helping absolutely no one. What is happening at this stores deli? I'm about to take my shopping elsewhere. Publix at least know how to run a deli!!!