Ingles is our go-to grocery store when we are in Asheville. It has a really nice bakery with a…read morevariety of fresh, warm bread. It smells amazing! There are also some good store brand options. The lines can get a bit long, especially right after work.

I have always liked shopping at Ingles #134 in Candler, the store is well lit, the stock is always…read morefronted, and Spencer is an awesome manager, always working the shelves, stocking, sweeping, and greeting customers with a smile and a hand shake. But this morning, 10/2/2025, I had a few items to get, and after getting them I decided to check out the breakfast bar. The young man waiting on customers was washing dishes, he stopped washing to wait on customers, he was wearing restaurant style serving gloves, but he wiped them off with a paper towel and commenced to touching food with those gloves he was washing dishes with. Now I know Ingles provides plenty of gloves for the employees to change out, which he did not. I don't know what type of chemicals are used to clean with, but a simple glove change would have been great so we as customers don't have to ingest that into our system. Tighten up Ingles before you poison someone. And I will be speaking to Spencer Richards about it when I see him again.

Bathrooms are consistently disgusting. Told a manager they're disgusting, he said they would take…read morecare of it. Returned a few days later and still quite disgusting. Turns out the manager DID NOT take care of it. Called corporate and they acted like I was bothering them for calling. District manager never bothered to return my call. Don't worry though, I'm sure you don't have to worry about food borne illnesses or anything!

Everytime I go to this pharmacy I'm treated horrible. They are rude and never have my perscriptions…read moreon time. I take blood pressure medicine and had half a bottle stolen out of the glove box of my car along with a busted window. My Dr called in a refill and they wouldn't fill it because it was to EARLY. MY DR WAS SHOCKED. she had to change the dosing schedule and call it in again. I work out of town and as I was explaining my situation she ( the so called pharmacy ) cut me off and and raised her voice and said,,, I quote. ( That's the rules and not my problem). Needless to say that's the last time I use that pharmacy or Ingles in general. Can't treat people like that. It's blood pressure medication not a controlled substance. I give them a big 0

Chris - the owner - is a very interesting man and knows his stuff. If you want a good variety of…read moremeats and veggies - this is the place! Can't wait to have that Ribeye tonight . Thanks Chris!

Very nice market, lots of choices in a neighborhood sized market…read more The staff are super helpful. We're lucky to have them here. Highly recommended!

We went to this Ingles today to restock some of our favorite brands. Those brands were no longer…read moreavailable! Though this store is closer to us than any other, we are not willing to purchase only what INGLES wants us to have rather than the brands we prefer (that were formerly in stock there). I bought nothing! We will look for another store (maybe not even Ingles) that carries the brands we want, even if we have to drive farther. Very disappointed!

Was denied service because I was using my wife's debit card, the misinformed guy behind the counter…read moretold me it was against the law to use someone else's card, and threatened to call the law. I have never in all my life been told this. I told him it was against the law IF I STOLE IT but it's my wife of 5 years. Embarrassed me in front of a whole store full of customers then made me leave. FOR NOTHING. Been going to this store my whole life unfortunately, Just Avoid at all costs (still shocked I was treated like a criminal when all I wanted was to pay for my drink with a card that is mine/wife's) on top of that they have horrible service, there prices are ridiculously high, the pizza is overpriced frozen garbage and every cashier with the acception of mabey 2 are all extremely rude. They are privately owned so they think that's a excuse to treat there customer's like crap. No thank you, I will gladly drive a mile down the road to a real store. They are only in business cause it's the only store on 151 and they use that to hike there prices. Nothing more than a redneck beer store full of local meth heads and alcoholics. If u need to go up 151, I highly recommend u stop at a store B4 u go.

This grocery store is so much better than I thought it would be. Just don't forget to sign up with…read moreyour phone number, otherwise your bill will be larger then it has to be. Visited from out of town and felt more comfortable shopping here than Walmart.

Stopped in for a few items on a road trip. Service by cashier Jerry C. was unfriendly to say the…read moreleast. Deli staff were very friendly and courteous.

This is an amazing supermarket. I live on the west coast,…read moreconsequently Publix Super Markets aren't available to me. I was here as a tourist and I needed a few things from the market and Publix was right there, so I went in and I was blown away by the cleanliness, spacious aisles, and selection of products available. Food, dry goods, and drugstore items are all available. Grocery stores are not my favorite stores to go into, but this visit was a treat. I like it very much.

I'm still crying as I type this, I have never been so humiliated. We've been shopping at Publix for…read morethree decades, and I knew Carol Barnett personally, but i will never again return to THIS location-despite the sincere apologies from the very kind store manager and a very sympathetic CSR Savannah - because ONE rotten apple employee. After a fabulous afternoon birthday tea with friends, I popped into Publix Waynesville. The lines were long, so I opted for self-checkout. Packing bags , I was admittedly was slow and deliberate as I am not good at "bagging". I also looked to note that items were being rung up properly (ex. BOGO) so it probably took me about 5 minutes to ring up a full trolley of goods and pack them. As I was placing the receipt into my purse and preparing to vacate the spot, an employee came up and loudly announced that she "did not see me ring up my paper towels" and demanded the receipt. This is something that she HAS THE TECHNOLOGY to check without uttering a word to me. It was an obvious attempt at public humiliation (why?). Several people put their head on a swivel to see the drama of someone loudly being accused of shoplifting paper towels. I wanted to crawl under the register and die, but I could only manage to hand her the receipt and put my head down. After the employee saw her obvious mistake, she only said "okay, thank you" and handed me the receipt back. I asked the monitor standing nearby "why" she did that, to which she gave no reasonable explanation. I barely made it to my vehicle before I broke out in tears and phoned my husband, who instructed me to return all the groceries immediately. I will give credit where credit is due and say that both Savannah and the store manager on duty were very sympathetic and understood how in this very small town, this would be utterly humiliating. They apologised profusely and the manager even offered to walk me and my groceries (that I didn't return) back to my vehicle. Regardless, the embarrassement of being falsely accused in such a way as to shame me publicly - when I did absolutely nothing wrong, has forever ruined shopping at the Waynesville Publix. Thankfully, I still have Sarasota Publix.