Walmart I guess is a necessary store in a small town like ours . Without it there wouldn't be much…read moreof anywhere to buy anything! But I hate going there because once your done shopping it takes FOREVER to check out because almost all the check-out lanes are closed.

Walmart here sucks. I hate this store and don't go in it unless I HAVE to. I wanted my panty hose…read morethat I have been buying for years, just my size and now they are gone replace by something else. Why don't you leave well enough alone. The shelves are most always empty of what I need. Almost every time. I don't think I should have to go to Somerset Ky. to get what I need.

It's delicious!! The old fashioned cheese burger is like a sirloin burger. The chef salad is the…read morebest I ever had.

Decent place to gas up, nothing special but nothing wrong with it, it's between Monticello and…read moreAlbany Kentucky

Went to the pharmacy to get insulin syringes for our Yorkie -Pom mix. They wouldn't sell them. Was…read morerudely told get them where you get her insulin. I'm almost 70 and I don't think I look like a drug addict. Really disgusted with the pharmacy.

Was treated to some wonderful pre Thanksgiving vibe at Kroger at 11:00 a.m. 11/23/22. After…read morelistening to two female employees complain about management and curse about a co worker I decided to let them finish their tirade before asking if there was whipping cream in stock. Apparently the employee was confused by my comment that it comes in a milk carton shaped container after which she repeatedly informed me, in a condescending manner of the difference between milk and whipping cream containers. Why is this woman so bitter? Is it because she is stocking shelves in a Kroger at 60 years of age? Maybe she should go back to school if she does not like her occupation? An employee in another aisle was extremely helpful when I requested the whereabouts of bread stuffing and the cashier was cheerful and pleasant. Maybe some Kroger employees should say nothing to say if they are focused primarily on anger and hatred.

Can we give minus 1000 stars?…read more Twice, I've been shopping and found a product that has expired or is days away from expiring. I showed a store manager a product that had expired days earlier. Over 50+ bottles had an expired date on them. May I ask, who's looking out for the customer here? At least the manager removed all of the expired bottles on the spot. I returned a few weeks later and it's the same item, but it only has 2 weeks left until it expires. Who buys a condiment with only 2 weeks from its expiration date? I contacted the store manager again and this time she couldn't care less. She just rolled her eyes and walked away. Easily over 100 bottles only had two weeks of life left on them. I get it, being lazy and non caring about your job is much simpler than doing the right thing. Very sad times!

Up until today I would have given our local IGA a rating of a 4 or 5. The sign near the entrance…read moresaid $1.99 for boneless pork tenderloin. That was my first wrong assumption. A sign said they would gladly slice them for free. So I grabbed me two pork loins, I watched the butcher or at least I assume he was the butcher go back and forth in front of me ignoring me. Finally I made my existence known and ask him to slice my pork loins, I was politely informed that they had started cleaning their machines and tables , it would not be possible, bring the pork loins back tomorrow at 7 am he would be happy to slice them for me. My second assumption was the meat department was still open at 4 pm. Wrong they begin cleaning up at 4 pm. My other wrong assumption was also thinking the price per pound was $1.99, that assumption incorrect as well. I didn't think to look at the price per pound, my wife checked the price, it was $2.99 lb. I assumed since the sign said $1.99 lb. that was the price, again I assumed wrong. The moral of my story is, if you expect to get your meat sliced get there at the crack of dawn and do not believe your lying eyes.

Oh my! I was shopping for fresh strawberries yesterday and as I was picking up each container, I…read morerealized they all had mold in them. Not just one container of Strawberries, but all of them, over a dozen. I was shocked to see that and even worse, the produce clerk was 2 feet away from me. I showed her one of the containers and mentioned to her they were all rotten with mold. I got zero of a verbal response and she went right back to doing what she was doing, adjusting a shelf. I'm amazed how bad SAVE A LOT has become in Albany. It's another store that lacks good customer service and a friendly staff at the register. They never greet you as you walk up, they look away and just ringing you up. Sad times in retail.

Clean, friendly, well-stocked grocery store. Lots of fresh produce and a good looking meats…read moresection. Prices were quality, too.

Service. I was in the Fairfield glade food city today (8 may 2026) at 10pm. The young trainee on…read moreduty was not allowed to scan alcohol. Instead of going to get the supervisor immediately, she said, her supervisor was the only person in the entire store that could scan alcohol and she was outside on break and you'll just have to wait. I said I'll go fetch her. I went outside speaking loudly, we need assistance in the store all across the front outside, nothing. I went back in and said she is not out there on break. She said she is in her car smoking. I said you go get her immediately then because y'all are here to provide customer service. She did. That is inexcusable and wholly unprofessional. That supervisor deserves a reprimand.

We were from out of town for our daughter's wedding buying beer.One of the workers(short,bald…read moreman)pushing a pallet jack was rude to us and other customers about getting down the aisle when he could have backed out.We spent over $200 dollars in just beer for the wedding.We didn't have time to deal with him but should have.He at least owed one woman a apology.Unfortunately,this is The Workingman Review.

I can personally say that one lady at the customer service counter outright lied to me about a…read morecurrent return policy they have and at least two women overseeing self checkout stations were total stuck up bitches, however, that being said, everyone else, (employees) have always been absolutely wonderful.

Goooood stuff! I'd recommend buying spice mixes from them. I don't know why but it makes my meals…read moreso superb! I'm wondering if they ship... I live in Texas and I'm going to be sad if I can't acquire their garlic and herb salt mix. -am I really going to road trip to Kentucky for spice mixes?

Stopped on way through to get some doughnuts. It was about 5 miles off the freeway, so it's a bit…read moreout of the way. However the baked good are worth it. I was a little taken back with all the signs about stealing and bringing in big purses and backpacks. I'm assuming they either have a lot of thieves in the area or they just don't trust non-Amish people. The doughnuts and fried pies were amazing. The cinnamon and sugar doughnuts are like "Amish crack" once you have one they start calling your name and your immediately addicted...

The staff is always welcoming. The quality of meats is outstanding. The butchers are always…read moreaccommodating.

You won't ever regret shopping here. They have the freshest meats that have NEVER made me regret…read morebuying anything from them, and I've been shopping there for over 13 years! Friendly and helpful employees. Always make sure you get exactly what you need there.