They always have 6 pk. Dr. Pepper in the bottles. I like Dasani water and they are well…read morestocked with both. I rate them 5 Starts.

Upon entering Freshway Market, electric carts, grocery baskets, and grocery carts are available…read moredirectly ahead. Beyond the cart area are the cashiers and the checkout area. The market offers canned goods, coffee, deli items, baked goods, meat, frozen foods, beer, wine, ice cream, and various other products. Wait times for checkout or general shopping vary depending on the day and time. Lunch hours and weekends are typically the busiest periods. When craving catfish or fried chicken, I order it with white rice. The choice depends on availability. The fried chicken and catfish are well-prepared, with balanced seasoning. Parking is ample, including four handicapped spaces.

Barbour Farms Country Store is one of those little hidden gems you can easily miss if you blink…read morewhile getting off I-75 in Byron, GA. My husband and I pass the signs at least once a week heading north to Macon and finally decided it was time to see what they had to offer. After turning off the highway, drive slow because this quaint little country store is tucked away just a block down the road on a corner lot. We parked in the grass beside the store and immediately noticed the rocking chairs out front filled with customers happily enjoying ice cream and cobbler. Honestly, that alone felt like a good sign. Inside, the store is small but packed with goodies. They had a produce section with fresh cucumbers, onions, sweet potatoes, and the first peaches of the season. Of course, I grabbed a little bit of everything. They also sell salsas, pecans, candies, homemade cobblers, ice cream, and plenty of other tempting Southern treats. The gentleman working there, who I assume was one of the owners, was incredibly friendly and proudly told us the peaches were the first of the season, juicy now but even better as the season goes on. Naturally, we bought some, and wow... they were some of the sweetest, juiciest peaches I've ever had. Grocery store peaches could never. I also picked up a jar of tequila salsa because I had never seen that before, and it ended up being fantastic, spicy with a really balanced flavor. Definitely something I'd buy again. Before leaving, we had to try the peach cobbler. Now, cobbler is usually my husband's thing, not mine, but this may have converted me. It tasted homemade, loaded with fresh peaches, and wasn't overwhelmingly sweet like many cobblers tend to be. They also offer blackberry cobbler or a half and half mix if you can't decide. Overall, we were really impressed with this little country store and will absolutely be back. If you're passing through Byron on I-75, I definitely recommend pulling over and giving Barbour Farms a try. Just don't blink or you'll miss it!

Such a cute little place, awesome fresh hot boiled peanuts. Even got a harmonica serenade on the…read moreway out.

There are 2 Publix closer to my house, but I travel an extra 5 miles to come to this one. This…read morelocation has a well-lit parking lot and several designated places to return your cart. Amongst the other Publix in the area this one is the largest and most modern offering self-checkout unlike the others. The produce here is always fresher and they don't burn their Dutch apple pies. The store is always clean and organized and if you need help a friendly associate is always there to assist. Usually, I don't get to the supermarket until late after the seafood department is closed. Sometimes I can find snow crab legs steamed from earlier that day in the refrigerated seafood section. This supermarket chain has always advertised every fish in our fresh seafood case is never frozen. I have personally seen frozen fish in their seafood case and living in Georgia I hope they do freeze whatever they don't sell to keep it fresh. When I come to a Publix, I always take advantage of the Buy one get one free deals, this location is never out of anything. I have never purchased anything from the deli but every time I shop here that area is always busy. This is definitely the best grocery store in the Warner Robins area. Not only do they have a great customer service, but I also feel safe shopping here.

I got a chopped salad at the deli. Let me tell you it was the best salad I had in a long time…read more Albert the deli guy put such love grace and happiness in that salad. He made the ambiance so joyful. There were long lines for food but he and the crew addressed us and made the wait very pleasant

KROGER PHARMACY, WATSON BLVD…read more TERRIBLE customer experience. Received a text and spoke to someone on the phone that my prescription was ready. Show up to the pharmacy 4 hours later to be told no prescription available for me. After showing the text, the associate (Jeanette) finds the prescription, but gives me the incorrect price. When I try to explain to her the price is wrong. She walks away with an attitude and tells the pharmacist to assist me. I tell the pharmacist I don't understand what the issue is and SHE yells at me telling me to just focus on her. As we're talking, Jeanette looks at me and sticks her tongue out. I tell the pharmacist who again ignores my concern, telling me to just continue the transaction. I will NEVER shop here again.

I went to this bakery a few days ago ( just convenient to where I was going instead of Publix that…read moreI normally go to )and I was pleasantly surprised how amazing the bakery lady was. She very knowledgeable about all the cakes and recommended these puff pastries that were amazing. Her name is Alicia if you go to the bakery and need ideas or help ask for her. She's the one that seems to always have a smile. P.S Publix got some competition lately

I love Aldi and this location is no exception. It was clean, organized, and as always, had…read morewonderful deals. So much good food at great prices. The value is excellent. If you have never been, here are a few things that you should know: -You will need a quarter to get a cart. You will get it back when you return it. -You will need to bring your own bags. If you don't, they have some to purchase at checkout. -They do not always have the same items. So while you can come in with a list, you may not find exactly what you were looking for so keep an open mind. -Aldis store brand is excellent and can be trusted. -Sometimes there is a cashier on duty but not always. And they won't bag your groceries. That's your job. The only reason I didn't give this location 5 stars is because I didn't see a single employee this entire trip.

Got the cutest dog toys and greeting cards for Valentine's Day from here…read more When I was there the second day, some were already sold out. I went again later in the week and found out they never received another shipment of cards. I hate that they received which a small order. We're in a small town so there wasn't another Aldi I could go check unless I wanted to drive an extra 40 minutes

My husband and I had pulled into the parking lot to pick up our Thai food order (I'm still waiting…read moreon him as I write this review). We noticed a car's hood was smoking because the employees came out to help the woman signaling to cut off her car. I am pretty sure their shift just ended because they all seemed to be closing for the night and multiple employees walked out of the building. The lady parked her car at Waffle House and they walked over to help. Their interaction with the customer was a breath of fresh air. One of the employees gave her a ride. It was such a kind and caring interaction and the world needs more people like them! We will definitely be trying them out in the future based on this kind interaction outside of their workplace.

Prices are outlandish, frozen products not a good value. I bought a frozen gumbo and when thawed…read morewas 80% liquid and cost $20. I will absolutely never enter this business again. Better to take ride to else where and get a better value.

The store got everything you need. They have variety of Indian and Pakistani goods. From fresh…read morevegetables to frozen foods. They have religious figures, beauty products, and daily essentials things from South Asia. They do have rewards program. Make sure to sign up. Employees are courteous. Only minus point is the opening time. Probably the employees were running late that day but despite the listed time, the store was not open.

Have you been to the brand new Indian Maharaja Market at the Indo-Park Shopping Center in Warner…read moreRobins yet?! If not, you are seriously missing out!! They've only been open 10 days, and it's HUGE -- think Aldi size or even bigger! The vibe is amazing, they were packed when I visited, and the people running it are the absolute sweetest! They've got everything you could ever want for all your favorite Indian and Middle Eastern dishes -- spices, snacks, fresh goodies -- you name it! They're still ironing out a few tiny details, but honestly, I'm giving them a full-on 10/10!! Run, don't walk -- you have to check it out!!

Run RUN RUN..... They do not care about you only your money. This establishment is selling spoiled…read moremeat and getting away with it because of the area that they reside in and the demographic that they service in that area. I really feel that they should send a health inspector to this location to do a deep dive and shut down. It's unfortunate that African Americans have such a hard time getting a business started in this city or state but the Indians are coming here and being given these grants to open up these businesses in our neighborhoods and they don't give a crap about what they are selling us and it's a shame.

i frequent this store whenever we are visiting my inlaws. it's a necessary "evil" i.e. closest…read moregrocery store. i'm not impressed with their fresh vegetable/fruit selection, as it seems they only get the most beat up pieces. they don't carry many brands that i'm accustomed to getting and their prices for the products they do carry seem much higher. the customer service is not consistent. i always have to initiate a greeting or request service from the employees who are usually engaged in a pow wow session with one another. it is what it is..:::shrug:::

On a road trip with friends who had never experienced Buc-ee's, we had to stop. Her first reaction…read morewas "the gas was cheap." That is when I knew I had made a fan. The kids loved shopping for new shirts, snacks, and seeing what fishing equipment they needed for a trip that didn't involve fishing. We stocked up on car snacks, grabbed pulled pork sandwiches, and a few new shirts for our collection. This was the right choice for us. 31.07.2026

My husband and I stopped at Buc-ee's while traveling home from Tennessee. I had my service dog with…read moreme, and the night manager, Krysta, repeatedly called out to my husband and then approached me regarding my service animal. While I understand businesses may ask questions about service animals, the way this was handled was incredibly unprofessional. Krysta loudly questioned me in front of other customers and began reading questions from a paper about what tasks my dog performs. When I tried to explain that I have POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), she was dismissive and laughed, which was humiliating and embarrassing. Not all disabilities are visible. I felt singled out, judged, and treated with a lack of respect simply because I do not "look disabled." My dog was clearly identified as a service animal, and I even offered proof when questioned. What upset me most was not being asked a question, but the rude and public manner in which I was treated. No customer should be made to feel embarrassed because of a disability. Unfortunately, after this experience, I do not plan on returning.