I absolutely love this little grocery store. I feel like it probably gets passed up for the Dollar…read moreGeneral as it's off the main drag, but be sure to check it out. To be so small they actually have an excellent selection! The little lady who waited on us was so sweet and seemed like she took pride in her store. I love the ambiance of a Mom and Pop small town grocery.

I haven't been in a quaint lil "Mom and Pop" style grocery store like this since childhood. Maybe I…read moreshould look up synonyms for nostalgia, because everything Hot Springs was nostalgic for both my partner and I. Hillbilly Market was very nostalgic for us both. They seem to have just about everything you could possibly want or need, just without 5-20 options of brands. Simple. Sweet treats sprinkled throughout and even offerings from local farmers and artists. I have a lot of food allergies and sensitivities that make eating a lot of my favorites really hard. Banana chips is one of them. I haven't had them or much dried fruit in several years because sunflower seed oil seems to be used in the process so often with commercial dried foods. If I do find them, they're typically expensive and then taste like crap. So when I came across this expansive display of all these bags of dried fruits and veggies, Banana chips were the first to catch my eye. I startled a few people with my squeal of excitement as I began snatching up bag after bag of dried fruits and veggie chips. Everything I bought was made with a few simple ingredients. No seed oils or dyes, very reasonably priced and everything I bought is very tasty. I'm certain that this place is a treasure trove for people passing through on the Appalachian Trail. I promise that I practiced some self control and left plenty of dried fruits and treats for them as well. That fridge in the back corner of my photo? Full of meat from what we assumed came from a local butcher. It all looked really good and made us regret not cooking dinner at our cabin at least one night. Though we didn't regret any of the good food we had at local diners. Next time though, for sure. Like most places in Hot Springs, they close a lot earlier than we had expected. I think it was around 6:00 when they closed. We were unsure if this was just the usual or due to the community still healing and rebuilding from the hurricanes. So don't make the mistake we made and think you'll just stop in on your way back from a day of adventure and pick up groceries for dinner.

This is my FAVORITE Ingles because they treat the customers with so much consideration,…read morefriendliness and excellent customer service. I live close,so I go alot and the selection of food, produce, cat supplies, even beer is just wonderful! And They don't run out of stuff! The bathrooms are always clean and stocked ! The staff seem to really enjoy working there . Shout out to some of my faves- John&Sara( bday twins this Sunday) Donna, Patrick, mcKenzie,Wanda, all them.managers Shelby...new guy with fun hair, shy girl with long lashes .. keep.it up y'all

When almonds are sunken and shriveled like this, they're inedible. These plastic tubs were filled…read moreand priced by the store, but even the almonds in the bin itself are often mixed with old and visibly past-their-prime ones. if you don't sell enough to keep the supply fresh, why not buy a lesser quantity to fit the demand? Edit: just noticed sell by date is 8 days ago.

Good selection of fresh food. Small selection GF foods. Staff helpful , lots of parkingread more

With little or no other options around for a grocery store near by, this is the way to go. Pretty…read morestandard store. 3 Stars it is!

Nice clean and well stocked store. I wish I could remember…read morethe young man at cash register because he was very nice. The fresh seafood salads were better than I thought they would be in mountains That employee was very helpful and friendly too. The fresh broccoli salad in deli was so good and the nice young lady that worked there was nice. We come to gatlinburg every year for a week and always buy all our groceries there..

Great service at a local grocery store that had everything we needed for the trip and pricing was…read moregreat.

We were staying in Gatlinburg and decided we wanted to take a picnic lunch into our adventures in…read morethe Great Smoky Mountain National Park one of the days we were there. I saw that there was a Publix in Pigeon Forge and knew that's where we'd need to go to get our picnic supplies! Because we had flown in (and didn't have picnic basket on our pack list), I knew that we needed to get a small cooler to keep our drinks and sandwiches cool on the warm spring day. Fortunately, Publix had a nice variety of small lunch box size coolers and we found one for a reasonable price that was perfect for what we needed and would collapse down for easy packing to bring it home. We then made our way to the deli and got fresh, deli made sandwiches made with boar's head meats and cheeses. They're fully customizable and we very much enjoyed them! We were also able to grab some fruit, pretzel crisps, boar's head hummus, and bottled beverages to round out our picnic. Everything was great, prices were reasonable, and we enjoyed a beautiful picnic in this beautiful area. One note would be that the deli does get busy. We were there in the ease of spring (ie: no big National Park crowds) and we still had to wait in a bit of a line for our deli sandwiches. So, just something to factor into scheduling. That said, we didn't mind a bit and the sandwiches were worth the wait. Get to it!

I was in the area to visit Dollywood and was staying nearby, so I stopped in here to pick up some…read moresnacks and water for the weekend. It was located at the intersection of Great Smoky Mountains Pkwy and Wears Valley Rd. The store was clean, well organized, and well maintained. I was able to easily find what I needed. Prices weren't the best, but there were some deals here and there. I bought 2 bags of Boulder Canyon chips for $8 and a gallon of Publix drinking water for $1.43. It was quicker and very convenient for me to pay for my items while using one of the self checkout kiosks and be on my way.

Variety! price! great customer service! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!good location !!!!!!!!!!!!read more

imo Ingles does an excellent job. Such a good variety of products and choices. The only place in…read morethree counties you can find foods from so many different cultures - everything from cannoli shells to wasabi :-). The variety of produce is marvelous, and usually very fresh. Haven't been in the actual store for a while, but the pick-up feature is **fabulous**. Being handicapped and home-bound, i can send in an order and have someone pick it up for me. Overall, i would definitely recommend Ingles.

Pricey, but a very interesting store for such a small town…read more But Hot Springs is a stop-over for both the Appalachian Trail hiker types AND folks treating themselves at the resort and spa and getting IN to some hot springs. So a spot to get geoduck in a time...or a $10 thing of hummus...or fancy frozen pizza....or a single $12 crab cake....is actually pretty on brand! I actually stopped in here several times during my week-long stay in town. Primarily because Vaste Riviere is one of two food spots open every day of the week, and the only one of those two with available outdoor seating. My first visit resulted in the purchase of some dip-type thing to bring back to my Airbnb, a six-pack of beer, and a crab cake. The crab cake was good but I forgot to get any utensils, and whoops....the cleaning crew for my Airbnb arrived AFTER I did, where I intended to eat my meal. So I sat in my car and ate my food with what I could find to use as a sort of spoon... I returned on another day because I wanted a cold beverage after an unexpectedly long hike, and I wanted to drink it outside...so this place was my only option. I also got some pimento cheese dip to bring back to the house with me. Which was...ok. Not the greatest, but y'all...the closest true grocery store appears to be, like, a half hour away. The staff was always lovely and friendly. I would have come back here even more times, if their goods were a little more in my price range or...you know, sometimes after a hike all you want is a burger, not a crab cake. But I like this place, was surprised at its existence, and would certainly recommend it to other folks.

This place has a nice outside seating area, either on the street or in the back. They have a…read moredeli-type counter where you choose what you want and they heat and serve it to you. They also serve wine and beer in addition to a little grocery store. Everything I've had here is delicious. Few vegan and vegetarian options.

One of the best stops we made during our vacation in North Carolina. We didn't realize there was a…read morecafe attached - we were initially stopping to see the general store. What a pleasant surprise this cafe was. Friendly service and a decent sized menu. We ordered at the counter and found a seat in the cozy back room. We would have sat outside but it was a bit too hot. The food came out hot and fast and OMG the portions were huge. I'm not kidding when I say, this was the best chicken salad I've ever had. The croissant was loaded! And so was my husband's club sandwich. The crispy Brussels were insanely good. Again, some of the best I've ever had. The gentleman that took our order came to check on us and I had to let him know that our lunch was amazing. He told us that it was his family's restaurant and they took food quality very seriously. There is NO doubt about that. I wish this place was in my backyard. Seriously the best lunch we had while on vacation!! I was told their oatmeal cream pies were a hit, so I had to get one for the road. They were not kidding. I tried to make it last a couple days to really savor the sweetness and it was torture. I wanted to inhale the cookie sandwich after the first bite. The cookie was chewy and soft, and the cream balanced it out perfectly. If the owners see this, I need a whole box shipped to me ASAP. The only thing I will note is... while browsing the general store after having lunch, I stopped to let one of the employees know that they had a great selection of items. She proceeds to look at me weird and then ask me if I had two hats on. What? She then reaches out and touches the brim of my hat. She acted like I was stealing. I took my hat off to show that I indeed only had one hat on and I was so put off by the interaction. I hadn't even tried on any of the hats they had for sale. Not sure if they have a problem with people stealing there and are just hyper vigilant, but please do not touch customers. Thank goodness the lunch was fantastic, because I would have been very upset after that interaction. Otherwise a great experience aside from that weird interaction. The general store does have a great selection of gifts and other items.

Super friendly girls in the gift shop. Cute goods for sale and nicely kept displays. Place was…read moreclean, and the bathroom was nice. I got a cappuccino from the cafe and it was hands-down the best cappuccino I've had in Madison County. A little pricey, but worth it. Woman who made it was very personable and she knew how to make a REAL cappuccino. Not a latte. Hard to find out here! I look forward to making this little gem a regular stop on my work commute. Adorable swing set and picturesque creek behind the building. Adorable.

This is a very clean and classy store with great employees. They have excellent buy one get one…read moredeals. They did a lovely job on a birthday cake for me. The process was very easy.

Most of the produce is dated if not actually spoiled. One clerk told me that store management will…read morehold the fresher produce in the back until all the old produce has sold to minimize shrink and improve profits. If you drive about two miles you can find fresh produce at Aldi's, and at a lower price. Avoid the hype that this is a Publix, it's not the quality of a Publix in Florida!