Publix has been my go to grocery since I moved here 10 years ago…read more The store is clean, almost always well stocked with helpful staff. Southern cooking is appreciated and I can find my staples such White Lily self rising for biscuits as well as sage sausage to make the gravy that goes on the biscuits. And as far as the pharmacy- even if there weren't enough good reason to shop there the pharmacy would be my reason. You know that small percentage of patients that report side effects? That's me the statistics are talking about. The pharmacist saved my life when I called about a newly prescribed drug and how it was making me feel. It turned out to be a dangerous reaction. So when you can trust a store that meets all of your needs why go anywhere else?

Great Store thanks Gabby, for helping me find what I was looking for…read more Great customer service! Continue your good work.

Great Store, Friendly service, and good products. Would definitely recommend checking out Bakery…read moreitems. Cheyenne was super friendly at checkout

There are many items from King Arthur and Bobs Red Mill that are fairly standard that they do not…read morecarry. There's a decent selection of vegan options. The low rating is for their lack of customer service. I will never understand why someone who clearly hates people chooses to work in a customer facing job. The disdain and "I don't want to be here" vibes are felt across the store from some of their employees. Stop hiding in the restroom (there were 4 female employees in there 'waiting in line') and go do your jobs.

This is where we buy our Aldi brand cheese Advent calendars every year. Pro tip: The 1st Wednesday…read morein November is National Advent Calendar Day and make sure to go to Aldi early to get your Aldi Advent calendars! I could have sworn my husband picked these up on November 1st this year. And, I'm right because in 2023, the 1st Wednesday in November was November 1! At any rate mark your calendars to get to Aldi for their Advent calendars in early November. The cheese Advent calendar is delicious! They are a great value at around $25.00 each! Each cheese is individually shrink wrapped and labelled, and their goat cheese, and gouda cheese as well as their flavored cheeses are delicious! They make great gifts too! Other Aldi advent calendar options include their wine Advent calendar, Beer Advent calendar, Lego Advent calendar, sparkling wine Advent calendar, and others including 12 days of Irish Cream, luxury chocolates, hot sauces and your choice of 5 days of sweet red wine or 5 days of dry red wine. They even offer a 12 days of cat treats Advent calendar. Truly ad Advent calendar for everyone. Thanks, Aldi, for the high-quality delicious Advent calendars!

Aldi is a place that I have something of a love/hate relationship with. On one hand, they have some…read moregood prices, but they do not feel the importance of having enough staff and another maddening fact is that Aldi locations do not have a land line so you cannot call to see if they have a particular item or for any other purpose. I discovered this fact out during the pandemic and all stores were adjusting their hours. I also think of Aldi as kind of an Odd Lots of supermarkets. They bring in product that they buy from sources to sell to their customer base. Not a bad thing, but I have had some winners and some lovers. Aldi does have some things going for them. Their bread is good and has a good price point. The same can be said of their cheese and vegetables. All in all, I think the positive aspects outweigh the negative aspects. I will give it four stars overall.

I don't know who Dawn's shopper was, but dude needs fired. It isn't that difficult to shop for…read moreitems. Why are you working this job if you're not willing to put in the effort? I say this as a shopper. Check endcaps, check where the app tells you to look, check where it should commonly be before hitting 'it's out of stock.'

I placed an online order yesterday for pickup around 3:30 because hu hubs who loves to bake needed…read morestar shaped cookie cutters. Although this Wal Mart is pretty sketchy, since at least one person (maybe two) were shot in the parking lot, I boldly went to this Wal Mart for the first time since living maybe 6 miles away from it for over 15 years. The order was scheduled for pickup today after 11 AM but was actually ready around 4:45 yesterday. I arrived around 5, found my way to the designated pickup parking spaces (they have 16) and I chose 16 because it's my favorite number. Checked in via text and received a text that someone would deliver my item shortly. I set a timer on my phone and "shortly" was actually 15 minutes. The young lady who brought my items to my car was so sweet and apologetic, and seriously all 16 pick up parking spaces were full, so how can you be mad about a brief wait. This Wal Mart's pickup is vastly inferior to the Wal Mart on 72 west which is about the same distance away and I'll likely use it in the future since I have had exceptional experiences there. The Athens WM could benefit from the pickup set up at the Madison WM which includes a kiosk to check in and a covered area under which you park, I think 3 cars can fit under the covering at one time meaning you are comfy in the hottest sunshine, the most torrential rain, and even sleet and snow. Plus, the employees are protected from the elements too! Thanks Athens WM for providing the inexpensive Christmas cookie cutters and Merry Christmas to you!

Clean, shelves are stocked and merchandise is pulled forward. Prices are lower in most cases and…read moretheir store brands are excellent. New owner has upgraded the produce department, much fresher and as good as a anything in Athens. Very friendly staff. You will never wait in a long line to check out like Walmart. They aren't a super store and they don't have "everything" but everything about the store is first class. Almost forgot, they have a kitchen with lots of very good prepared items to have for your lunch their ,or take it home for dinner.

Wonder clean full-service small-town grocery store with overflowing signage about their deals. I…read morethink the physical location used to be a Winn Dixie. Isles can be slightly narrow compared to the new Publixes.

This is NOT a restaurant, but a grocer's and bakery...in fact, so far, LEF&FM has the best…read morePanadería I've seen in North Alabama! Our eyes popped, mouths fell agape, and rumors of fainting abounded. The overall shopper's experience here is the best in Decatur. Among the Pan Dulces (Conchas, Ojo de Buyes, and such), we espied something similar enough to Chocolate-covered Doughnuts to make us kill for it. But we had a bag of goodies we'd already purchased and somehow staved ourselves off. Formerly at 6th Avenue, LEF&FM is a must visit. Oddly, four of the other Supermercados are within walking distance and thus in direct competition, a move seemingly both unwarranted and unwise, unless a concentrated Hispanic population in the immediate area ensures their collective viability. I can't say. The first items you'll notice as you walk in are the greens and such in the well-stocked and eye-catching produce area, and the atmosphere was well ratcheted up in our estimation due to the fact that the employees were all friendly. LEF&FM had a wonderful dairy department, stocked with Queso this, Quesillo that, Quesadillo these, and Crema those. Some cheeses had Jalapeno, others, Loroco, which is evidently a flower bud of Central American origin. The popular Cotija Molido, which is merely grated Cotija, was also evident. It's one of the crumbly cheese you'll see in Mexican food...in fact, I believe it's one of the ones of which you might say, "Why doesn't it melt?" In addition to the bakery and dairy areas, the display of "soda pops" (to import a term) and such was better than average. Yes, they have Jarritos, but also have Foco, Boing!, Tiky, and several others, some of which are actually Asian in origin, rather than Mexican or South American. We are already talking about returning here...and that's a thirty-plus-minute trip. And we won't come back empty handed. Possibly in a sugary haze, but not empty handed.

Can someone teach your really tall bagger how to properly bag food. I c home found one pie at the…read morebottom with heavy thing piled on top smashing it. My other pie was on its side packed in the bag with whip cream. Glad I wasn't buying eggs.

Oh good grief. I mainly went in so I could say I've been in one. It's an exposition of every kind…read moreof American processed food you could find, plus being a slightly shambolic grocery store. I'm not sure if the larger stores in the urban areas are any better, but it's probably not somewhere I'd choose to buy any kind of food - and any case, most of what's there barely qualifies as "food". The very young staff seemed nice, but as a grocery store, no thanks.