As far as affordability, Publixs is definitely not a place that you want to shop at Publix is…read morereally good for their buy one get one freeze and that's about it. Their sub sandwiches are pretty good but on the high end.

On most of my visits to the Hickory area, I have the pleasure of going to this Publix location. I…read morelive in Arizona, and I'm jealous that I don't have Publix in my neck of the woods. This Publix has such a wide variety of goods and always has a clean and organized presentation, and their prices are competitive. The staff are friendly and helpful as well.

It's a place to get something quick, and for about anything from car needs to grocery needs…read more However, keep your receipts because if you buy something there (even if it's not cooked all the way) they don't care to make it right. I was told they are very strict about 'no receipt, no refund' but they didn't offer a replacement either.

Gas station, grocery store, hardware store all in one! Close to us out here in rural North Carolina!read more

Horrible management! Very poorly run with rude and unfriendly staff. The manager and the staff…read moredon't make eye contact, greet customers, or go out of their way to assist customers. They have a guy polishing the floors and people stocking shelves, blocking aisles, at 7 am when they open every morning. The solution would be to have them do these tasks at 6 am before they open. This is one of the worst run supermarkets I've ever seen. Management needs to go.

The store itself is always very clean and usually well stocked. The staff, well, could use a bit of…read moreeducation on how to treat the customers. The lady who cked me out named Jay has yet to speak to me at all. This is not the first time it has happened and probably wont be the last. I try to go to any other lines that is open but sometimes, thats not possible.

Very nice staff…read more Hate the self checkout. I don't work there. The loud machine used to clean the floors should be done before customers arrive. I feel sorry for the staff hearing the loud floor machine while they work. I get out of there as fast as possible when the noise making floor machine is operating. What a nightmare. You certainly don't want a baby to endure that noise! Babies have sensitive hearing. The loud floor machine is highly inappropriate during hours customers and staff are in the store. The noise is horrible.

A good grocery store, in my book…read more I stopped in here while traveling, in need of a certain, specific, somewhat rare item -- and, lo and behold, this Food Lion stocked what I was looking for! (Additive-free active dry yeast, if you must know.) What's more, the place was clean and orderly (as was the men's room), and the service was friendly and fast. I had zero problems, and after mere minutes inside, I had my yeast and was paid-up and on my way -- bada-bing : - ) So, a word of thanks to everyone who keeps this place going. Thanks to you all, I got something I needed, and I'm sincerely grateful for that (even for something as "small" as a packet of pure yeast -- because service is service, if you dig).

Brands I enjoy that aren't available in other Wilkes County grocery stores…read more They also still have events where you can taste good food and get the recipe. Efficient marketing missing from other local stores.

Attitudes toward EBT card users. This is an immigrate mostly store so why have a dislike for EBT…read morecards. The older cashiers look at you like a low life. The younger cashiers will make their scan machines not able to read card numbers. I have had bad experiences at Hwy 127 and Spring Rd. Stores #3220 and #2625. What little help I get from the EBT card should be a blessing not made to feel less a person.

The market itself is good, but the take out hot food is there it's at! I'm very far from my mom's…read morecooking, but their Nam Kao, Kao Piak , Kao Poon and other items are . I come in grab a drink but always leave with a handful of trays.

Not really a general Asian supermarket. More like Thai and south east Asian market. Everything is…read moreThai or Vietnamese. Not surprised since there is a large Hmong community here. Some snacks expired and it is old and ugly. Unless it is urgent, I rather drive to Charlotte to get everything I need . Haven't try the hot food yet, maybe next time

I am extremely disappointed with how this situation was handled. I accidentally left an item in my…read morecart inside the store entrance before I left and returned shortly after to retrieve them. That's my mistake, BUT Customer service reviewed the interior camera footage and confirmed that the item was in my cart. However, instead of conducting a complete and reasonable investigation, they refused to check the exterior camera which would have clearly shown that I left the store without the item, since I left the cart along with the item inside the entrance. I said I left with two bags but I didn't leave with my other item which was on accident. The lack of effort and basic problem-solving from the staff was frustrating and unacceptable. As a result, I was unable to recover my item, despite there being clear evidence that could have resolved the situation. I expected far better customer service and accountability than what I experienced. I know it's just one item but, in this economy, girl bye

Every time I come to this Walmart it's packed! Like super packed lol. You can hardly find a parking…read morespot. They have decent active clothing here for a really decent price! Staff are all busy so it's hard to seek assistance if you need it.

Great shop today at this store. Everything on my list was stocked and easy to find, and I even…read morepicked up a few nice-to-haves! ALDI isn't your regular American supermarket and there are a few key differences that help them keep prices down. Starting off with, you'll need to bring a quarter in order to borrow a shopping cart. You'll get it back when you return the cart. The merchandise is a wide variety but they don't have everything and they generally don't have more than one of an item. A few name brands here and there but usually ALDI's generic brand. Note that the quality is similar. At the register, the cashier scans the stuff and then puts it right back into your cart. You're bagging it yourself, making your time at the register faster. You can buy ALDI bags or bring your own. Or you can find a few cardboard boxes from the sales floor for free. There was a time that ALDI didn't accept credit cards but they do know. Easy, inexpensive (not cheap) and a good shopping experience. Enjoy! [Review 15414 overall, 917 of 2021, number 2964 in North Carolina.]

The store is clean, the shelves are full and the prices are great. Are you going to find everything…read moreon your list? No, but that's to be expected. I save a fortune here. I shop here first so I can stretch my budget as far as humanly possible.

The items are all too Pricey and poor customer service from numerous customers in comparison to…read moreother stores nearby.

Products are on a more expensive side vs the other asian grocery store in town. Less variety. They…read morehave more selection of fresh veggies grown by local Hmong farmers. Recommend hiring someone to help customers to carry rice to the car.

My wife and I always eat breakfast at Dick's cafe once a week which is a just a mile or so away so…read morewe decided to do our grocery shopping here today. WOW! What a difference from our Walmart here in Denver. The store was not crowded on a Friday morning and had everything we came out to buy that day. The biggest difference was the employees. Every one we passed or passed us was smiling and most said hi and ask how we were doing. An older gentleman stocking one of the isles we were on chatted with us a few minutes. Try and find that in the Denver Walmart! Most of the employees at the Denver Walmart have a I hate my job/my life/the world look on their face and never speak to customers not even the door greeter which is what he/she gets paid to do! Even though the Denver Walmart is only 7 miles from our house, we avoid it when we can because its always very crowded with inconsiderate people blocking isles to talk, cutting in front of you with their carts and long check out lines because only 3-4 of the 30 check out lanes are open with lines backed up in to the store and on top of that there is always some kind of problem that ties up the line and makes for an even longer wait to check out. Here there was no wait to check out and it was a breeze compared to the Denver Walmart. After this experience I think my wife and I will plan to do our grocery shopping here after our weekly breakfast at Dick's .

I think I'm in love. All the convenience and inexpensive prices you would expect from Walmart but…read morethe quality of service you would expect from a local supermarket. I was extremely impressed with how courteous all the associates were with a particular shout out to the nice young lady with the big smile out collecting carts that gave me a hand with a stuck buggy. Will definitely be making this my go-to supermarket.