Great source for a nice variety of quality foods. Food:…read more 5 stars for their place in a unique niche of grocery markets -not a "big box" store, and not a quick stop corner market. They have a nice variety of quality goods items. We have tried their holiday meal collections and been very pleased with their preplanned Thanksgiving turkey meal, Christmas meals , and Easter lamb meal-their ready-to-cook appetizer to dessert collections, as well as their brunch quiche specials. They make it easy to plan for group get -togethers or small family meals. We also like their deli special where you get 4 delicious light croissants when you buy a pound of their Chicken salad- for 4 tasty lunch sandwiches. Their produce, deli, cheese, and bakery items are well chosen. The meat dearest has good weekly specials. There are also weekly dinner specials with the ingredients gathered -ready for you to cook quickly at home without much meal prep time. They also have small coffee samples for the weekly coffee special-a nice touch as you shop. Personnel: The personnel are friendly and helpful. Even the manager and asst managers go out of their way to make sure you have a good experience. In the past when we have asked for special help, we received it with a smile. Facility -clean, cheerful. Easy to move around. Location: Conveniently located in a popular shopping center -ample parking.

Chicken was atrocious and looked horrible. huge waste of money. Looks like it might be spoiled…read more spent 30 and regret it.

Such a cute little grocery store that sells organic, local, and natural items! Was in town for a…read moreconference and we needed since items when we stumbled upon this location. The workers were extremely helpful and kind! To add, the are is also extremely beautiful and serene

The staff was super friendly, but the store has a pretty limited selection. Nice local and organic…read moreoptions--just not a place for a full grocery run.

My mom and I love Earth Fare and we have been coming here for years. Our favorite is the hot and…read morecold bar where the food is priced per pound. Their tofu is amazing and there are several vegan options. I especially love the vegan gumbo and the vegan "chicken" fajitas. There is a nice place to sit and eat (either indoor or outdoor) or they have to-go boxes if you wish to take the food home. The bakery is amazing and we always get cookies...even for sweets we try and stay away from things with preservatives. There are lots of soaps, candles, and other natural care products. We also love the bulk items where you can get nuts, lentils, beans, etc. You can grind your own nut butter (peanut and almond) and I have even found some exotic dried fruits like goji berries. It is a bit expensive but I believe worth every penny since we are trying to live the natural, green, and (mostly) vegan way (that cheese is hard to give up)!

The dark curly haired cashier basically lacks people skills and customer service. At least say…read morehello and when the transaction is done, thank the customer ffs.

I like this Kroger more than the one on Barnett Shoals. It's cleaner, looks newer, and is bigger…read more The produce and organic sections are a lot bigger than the other Kroger. The healthy section (multiple aisles) is huge and really amazing. Also a huge wine selection here! Also open 24 hours so it's great if you are needing something urgently at an odd hour. Only downside is some of the self checkout machines act kind of weird sometimes. I'll just be scanning my items and it will say help needed. And then I have to wait for the self checkout worker to come help me. Sometimes they aren't paying attention and I have to wait quite a while or go over and ask for help. Also I don't really like driving on Alps as it's often busy really but that's personal preference.

The Kroger on Beechwood is awesome. I generally go very early in the mornings after my Pilates…read moreclass across the street. A few days ago when getting eggs, I seem to have come across a sort of morning meeting of the employees on that aisle. I stopped to tell them how much I enjoy the store, even against their competitors. I think it's important to say the words, especially for those whose work is pretty invisible. It matters to see well-stocked shelves and have friendly assistance. We shoppers notice. Thank you, employees, for being so attentive to your work. It feels like love. Who doesn't want that?! We're feeling it and I'm here giving it back to you!!!

As well as having a great unique selection of frozen meals, their plant and floral selection is…read moregreat for gifts for others (and yourself). They also have a pretty nice choice of greeting cards for less than a dollar -by the manager's corner. I also like their choices of dark chocolates.

Great customer service ...nice ambience and clean environment ..will come back again to shopread more

This store has a good selection and good quality products. Like other Publix stores, they have some…read moregreat BOGOs, have wide aisles so it's easy to go around some customers if they aren't considerate about partially blocking aisles, and they honor coupons and rain checks, at least when I've been. I love their produce and deli departments! If you look at the weekly ad only buy certain products there or only buy those particular products when on sale, it's not as expensive as some people claim. They occasionally have great sales on cereal, crackers, ice cream, certain produce, for example and you can just make sure to buy it when it's a BOGO or part of a different kind of sale. Customers can always get products that are a bit expensive there at other places such as Aldi, Kroger, etc. or simply wait for them to go on sale, when applicable. My only criticism would be that the employees at this particular store aren't quite as friendly as Publix employees at some other locations. Maybe they're just really tired since some of them are also students at UGA or UNG. On the bright side, they're not pushy about carrying out small orders for younger people like me but on average, they aren't quite as nice. Still better than at most of the other grocery stores in the area though and the store is really good overall.

Always a great experience! Excellent, clean store and fresh options in each area. Ms. Olga is…read moreAlways there with a smile and assisting the Exceptional Staff!!! Highly recommend this location!

Very over priced. Price are not displayed . They charge whatever they want to . Not very customer…read morefriendly.

I have been shopping here since Fall 2022. The owner, Mr. Mathew, goes out of his way to get you…read morewhat you want, and he's prompt in his delivery. I'm glad to see the business has grown, and now they've added an ice cream parlor. I noticed that couple of reviewers mentioned the prices, and I understood that it was due to some factors, such as gas prices and international shipping. You can always ask them to check the price at the counter, which I often do, before you decide to purchase them. There are lots of food products from Kerala, which are amazing. The merchandise has a large variety of products from Africa, Middle East, India & Pakistan. They also provide fresh chapatis. It's worth stopping by, so you don't have to drive all the way to Atlanta.

Really great selection of everything you could need. The frozen section is full of awesome items.read more

We are from Ca to visit our daughter in college here. Very impressed with this little oriental…read moremarket. Good varieties, clean and organized. You can find all essential items you need for your Chinese cooking or snacks. The fresh products here are fresh looking too. Like it.

Very convenient tiny market with refrigerated prepared foods-not raw.Nice variety of standard…read moreentrees $14-$16 with proportions for about 2people-like 2 chicken breasts, or 2 pork chops, lasagna or meatloaf. and sides. Entrees just need warming. Single salad $5 and larger salads about $18 Several vegetable sides ranging from beets to collard greens to macncheese. Also single servings of cakes. Pleasant staff. Quick service. Conveniently located off busy street -but you may need to use GPS to find the store because it is in the back of a brick building with other stores in the front. Currently (and for the past several months) there is heavy road construction that makes it a little difficult to get into the little strip mall-like area, but it is worth the trip if you want a good, quick meal for yourself or someone else, that's not fast-food.

I agree with some of the below reviews, the staff doesn't go above and beyond to be friendly but…read more. you get what ya can get now days and they aren't rude , just not extra :) anyway - no complaints the food is always just as described and easy to prepare just as descriptions say. I've tried several meals and they are all scrumptious. The only thing I would add is is that it would be great if you had a way to update your online menu to match everything you have in store. Yelpers - much more avail inside store then avail online. Everyone have a great dinner!

The produce alone is worth travelling across town for me. I spend less then $20 and get a bag…read morefilled to the rim with fresh produce. I love this store. The cashiers are friendly and the prices for the quality of the products are amazing. Now please bring one to the East side of town.

If I could give negative stars, I would. I was shopping with my baby and husband, and we couldn't…read morefind an item on our shopping list I approached an employee for help finding an item while she was in the middle of a loud personal conversation with a friend right in the aisle. My husband and I waited beside her to ask, but she clearly did not notice us because her conversation was so extremely interesting. I said "excuse me ma'am" and she suddenly snapped at me and accused me of being disrespectful. Her and her friend caused an extremely shocking scene in the middle of the store for interrupting the conversation. They also called me RACIST for interrupting ( the employee was white by the way.) The friend of hers was saying extremely sexist things to my husband like "you need to get your wife in order" (which he's lucky my husband has more class than to beat him up right then and there.) I am still here wondering how a customer asking for help disrespectful--especially when she's supposed to be working instead of standing around gossiping? Her attitude was completely unprofessional, and it honestly shocked me. I came into the store expecting basic customer service, not to be yelled at for interrupting her personal chat. This was beyond unacceptable. If staff are on the clock, they should be assisting customers, not prioritizing social conversations and then lashing out when someone needs help. After speaking to another employee, he told me her behavior was "not surprising." Just to give a description, her name was Janie, and she's an older lady with long grey hair. Management really needs to address this kind of behavior.