Above average ALDI, IMO. This chain is known for being affordable and low-frills. Given whats going…read moreon with grocery prices (as of Mar 2026), I've been making this spot part of my shopping routine. Their produce is fresh and they have a reliably well-stocked dairy section. I used to avoid ALDI because I felt I'd find it frustrating that they have a rotating stock. But, they have really built up a steady supply of staples. I may never forgive them for the time they had full-size holiday marzipan on clearance for like 50 cents a bar. I got like 20. They were delicious and didn't last very long . My favorite thing to shop for here is cheese- because they'll have fancy cheeses (that I suspect are overstock) for not too much money. Also, if you're into deep discounts on clearance items and are willing to buy random stuff, this is your spot. As with all ALDI stores, bringing your own bags and having a shopping cart quarter ready is a best practice. They've added self-checkout options as well. But, ALDI cashiers are professionals and I'll never pass up the opportunity to interact with them. Fast and friendly. Overall- I consistently have a good experience here. Worth checking out!

I came here for taco ingredients and left with more because of the great deals. I am hoping that…read morethey bring back their crab cakes soon. I haven't been able to find them. I love the self checkout.. Aldi's prices cannot be beat.

Another great ALDI shop. I've been to a bunch of them just this year - Hutchinson KS, Independence…read moreMO, Hurricane, WV, Fenton MO - and this one is just as good as every one else. The same products, the same layouts, the same great prices. I remembered to bring my quarter for the cart deposit. I remembered to bring my reusable bags. And I remembered to bring my shopping list because I know what I can expect to find at ALDI and what I will need to get elsewhere. On a Sunday afternoon, the store was stocked properly though the Aisle of Awesomeness was untidy with shoppers leaving stuff all over the place. A queue for the register (no self checkout here) and I was on my way. [Review 1175 of 2026 - 4824 in North Carolina - 26354 overall]

Shout out to Candice today for her kind welcoming hello and very pleasant disposition. She was busy…read moreon the floor but immediately rescued us standing in one long line. When she came up she was not pout or disgruntled but very inviting with a hello for everyone. She even helped with bagging my items, which definitely helps with efficiency in moving the line through while I pay. If she's not a manager she should be so that she can train others and spread a great positive energy!

They have such a great selection of produce and breads. I really can't resist this place. The…read moreprices are pretty good. If you need to make a charcuterie board, this is the place to go. Bring your own bags or purchase some of their reusable bags located near the registers. The one thing that causes me stress is checking out. There is usually only one cashier open. They have at least 5 or more lanes and typically the one is open near the self checkout. They have most of the self checkouts open now, but it can be hectic, because if something goes wrong the one cashier has to stop to help. Today, there was a new person training on the one register and her trainer was helping the self checkout. I was patient with the cashier, because she was nice. The self checkout can be stressful because people with large qualities of groceries use the checkout, so you have to wait. You can only imagine the chaos when you are dealing with people who are not use to the technology or are unable to scan their items properly. Even with these first world frustrations, I like this store. It is usually clean and has a unique variety of products. Consider the time you come, BYOB (bring your own bags) and have a little patience.

Lidl has been my good to grocery store for a couple of years now. It's a much smaller store than a…read morelot of their competitors, but also much lower and more consistent price points. The European grocery based chain keeps things simple, mostly only offering the "store brand" for nearly all items, with exceptions to some things, it makes it much easier for to get in and out, with less frustration and ore money in your pocket. As I mentioned walking down the aisles you won't be inundated with 10 brands of the same pasta, soup, ice cream, etc, it allows them to keep a smaller store, meaning lower rent, and more savings, yes you may still need to stop at other stores to pick up a few specialty items, but I can generally get 95% of the items on my list in one stop. If you like quality food and saving money, give Lidl a try

Local produce, goods, and sundries. This small store holds a lot of products inside. A true old…read moreschool country store, where you can find all kinds of local made, produced and processed goods. They have a great selection of baked goods, and a frozen foods section where you can find a wide variety of items to make your meal prep easier. We stopped in recently and I was amazed at all of the locally sourced bakery items, cakes and pies of all kinds and a really nice assortment of canned and jarred items from jellies and jams to pickled veggies of all kinds. There is a large selection of seasonal goods as well, spring, summer, fall and winter. The inventory is always changing with the seasons. A cool little country store and well worth a visit. The owners are friendly and kind, the staff were all helpful. 3.5 Stars rounded up for all of the fresh baked goods 01074

We have driven by so many times and today we stopped in…read more First of all the two men working were very friendly and we even saw one of them take a bag out for an elderly woman which was very nice. In addition to items such as hand painted gourds, jams, jellies, home and garden décor, Christmas ornaments, etc., etc. they also have food items brought in by local farmers, bakers and growers. Just some of the options include Moravian Chicken Pies & Quiche, Lasagna and Pot Roast Pies, Local Sausage and Country Ham, Desserts, and Local Honey. We spoke to the owner and he said they have owned it for 23 years. It has a very cozy, down home feel and I can imagine that over the course of the year the offerings change depending on the time of year. We will absolutely be back.

Well, I've been a fan is this chain since I was stationed in Germany. This is easily the biggest…read morelocation I've been in Stateside. They had a large variety of items I haven't seen at the Jamestown location so I am very pleased. It was very clean, plenty of staff around. Loved the fresh baked goods section and the freezer section is huge. Definitely will be back!

Bad service. They need to learn how to treat their customers with respect. Especially the…read moreemployees. And you talk to a manger they don't end up doing anything about the situation.

A near little market with lots of local purveyors. Local meats, eggs and dairy, baked goods, dry…read moregoods, bulk items and sundries. Friendly family owned business. I have stopped in a few times now and always found what I was needing. Always has fresh local eggs at a fair price. Which is one of the items I usually stop in for, and I always manage to find a few other things. Last trip in, right before the holidays they had local craft made items as well as their normal fare. Picked up some fried fruit and nuts along with some breakfast bread and my usual eggs. 4 Stars a solid little local market worth your support 01195

We were driving by this store In Lewisville running an errand and decided that it was time to check…read morethis place out. What a nice surprise! This country store has a little bit of everything you might be looking for from fresh produce, cheeses, meats, ice cream, preserves of various veggies, jams and much more. Alot to browse through. They have a variety of merchandise suitable for home, gifts and more. I took my time looking through what was in the fridge cases, had a home made ice cream from a local farm that produces the various ice creams, glanced through the vegetables, preserves, herbal remedies, plants etc. It is a small store but it has alot of items stocked inside. It reminded me of the old time stores where people were friendly and helpful and happy to explain about anything you might see without the high pressure sales pitch that no one wants to hear lol. I think you will enjoy browsing through this store and picking up some grocery items you needed or merchandise you didn't know you needed. Easy to get to and fun to explore.

There are always fun things to try at Super G Mart. Today we came to restock our chili crisp and…read morerice vinegar but left with a few other new things to try. One was the fun Korean drinks. They recently started stocking cups of ice so you can have a cold drink on the go. We tried the Melon Ade with Lychee jelly and it was really refreshing and delicious. I would definitely recommend giving some of the drinks a try the next time you stop in. We also tried a sweet cheese bar found in the refrigerated section. They had several flavors and we tried the coconut almond and chocolate caramel. I did not like the chocolate caramel at all but the coconut almond was really good. We have a few other items we are going to try later so I'll have to post more photos once I give them a try.

This place is horrible. I do not criticize anyone or degrade…read moreany stores, but this place only carries old products. I bought kimchee and it tastes old already and I almost puked... And I also bought a frozen pork and some vegetables (broccoli and onions. The only thing it was eatable was, onions. All the rest of products were very bad. Store is very dirty with awful odor that almost got sick. I do not recommend this place to anyone unless they improve themselves to clean up and start carrying some newer items.

We relocated to Mocksville last year and pass by this small "market" a couple of times every day…read moreand buy something there almost every week. On the top of our list are the heirloom tomatoes, chicken salad, eggs, butter, and cheese. They don't have everything, but what they have is good. Buy local.

Small farmers market/stand right off Yadkinville Road in Mocksville. It is in a little metal…read morebuilding sandwiched between Mocksville Tire and Auto and Whitnee's Variety Store. Local and regional fruits and vegetables for sale. You can also score eggs, cheese, butter, and canned items. Canned items as in jarred pickles, relish, etc.. They even have some meats but the meats will vary, and many times already sold out. The supply is going to change with the seasons. They do bring in some items not local like oranges and limes, but most of it is local or regional. Selection is decent, not great. Prices are very reasonable. I make this my top spot for fresh vegetables, along with country ham. They do take cards and cash. Highly recommend.