Publix is a good place to go when wanting fresh meats and seafood ! The store is always clean and…read morestaff is friendly. Dawned in the usual green ! Got the lamb chops I was searching for .

This is a great publix. I love the location, because it's right next to the Food Lion so we can…read morestop by after for specialty items. It's also very clean. Amazing deli section, great bakery omg the bread is so good. I love to come here for the cheese and onion bread. The build your own sandwich section is great too, anything you want and its a large size for 10$. I love the chicken tenders, popcorn chicken, roasted and fried chicken there as well. Overall Publix is just great and will keep coming back

The store is always nice and clean, sometimes produce isn't rotated well- I saw a lot of moldy…read moreberries this past trip. The employees are helpful and checkout is quick! The international foods selection is always great and I love the other items in here that change weekly. I have found some nice puzzles in here. This week, we made curry with this curry paste I found! Prices won't hurt your wallet as much as other grocery stores

I love shopping at Lidl, always great deals to be had.bonus points for a beautiful bakery section…read moreright as you enter the store. They always keep it clean and the staff have always been very helpful. I also love that they have self service checkout, as I usually have less than a dozen items when I'm done. The only drawbacks I would say is that there seems to be lots of downtime with some of the refrigerated and frozen sections (frozen food doors don't always get closed all the way), and that the merchandise in the middle sections can sometimes get very well mixed up (especially any clothing).

Amazing and Very Clean Store, I highly recommend purchasing…read morethe: 'Bahlsen Ohne Gleichen Milk Chocolate Hazelnut Wafer Squares' located on the European Aisle and the 'Deli Southwest Chicken Salad'

I love the layout of this store and they have a Ramen bar. I already know going to Publix, that the…read moreprices are going to be higher so the prices don't bother me. I like to go to find items that other grocery stores don't carry.

I came to the restaurant many time the food is not pricey at all, and they have so many bakery in…read morethere that I loves.

Superb, unique, fresh, and with a variety that made me feel like I'd visited Brasil. I thoroughly…read moreenjoyed everything I bought and they are so friendly l, engaging, welcoming and helpful.

Poor service from the ground to management. They exist only to get a check and nothing else. They…read moreare not interested in in creating and developing relationships. This is sad because I have been coming here for 50 years. It is. It the same anymore. See for yourself. You will be better off going to another company.

As a girl raised in SC from age 6, Piggly Wiggly has been an icon in my life. I have lived through…read morethe closing of many locations, but this little Piggy went to market and stands strong. Piggly Wiggly represents home, offers an abundance of local goods as well as all the national brands you want. and brings a small-town feel to a bustling suburban area. I popped in for some St. Paddy's brews to celebrate this festive day and was met with an abundance of choice. I saw beers I didn't know existed and filled my cart with fun. Checkout was a breeze, with fully-staffed registers and zero wait. My checkout lady was so engaging, we chatted about our birthdays as she had recently had one and mine was coming up. This is a real hometown grocer and a true treasure. Support them and keep them around, because there's nothing like it!

Poorly stocked. Spoke to the manager, he was unconcerned and quit listening after 30 seconds. Food…read morewas past expiration dates (meat).

Not sure if it's only this store's policy or all of Food Lions. Went in to grab a few things and…read moresaw another customer with her dog. After speaking with the manager about how unsanitary this was she informed me that they were not allowed to tell them that they couldn't bring their pets in. Cleanup in aisle 1! OMG a dog just p*ssed another one sh*t and ooh look, Pooky threw up! Right next to the fresh bread, vegetables and fruit! Ooh that's ok just brush it off and put it back on the shelf. This didn't really happen while I was there but I'm sure at some time it did. I myself love dogs as I have 2 of them myself but there's a place for animals while grocery shopping and in the store isn't one of them. When my dog or dogs travel with me they stay in the truck with the A/C on and running, I don't worry about anyone approaching my vehicle with 2 German Shepherd's inside. Option "B", leave them at home!! Done with ALL of Food Lion until this policy is changed. Maybe if everyone agreed and did the same thing they'd change or rely solely on the irresponsible pet owners to pay the bills.

Looks as if they are don't some renovations both inside and outside . Came in to get what was…read moreneeded . Staff was friendly .

The neighborhood market format is very shoppable and a much more pleasant shopping experience than…read morethe Supercenter format. While the neighborhood market only features groceries it has an expanded area of household cleaners, pet supplies, cosmetics, health & beauty and a full-service pharmacy. The store even has a large Walmart Fuel Center in the parking lot that's open 24 hours for credit/debit card purchases at the pump. This location only has self-checkouts. The only negative I've found during every weekly visit for 2 years is that the employees have zero customer service skills. I've never had a store employee speak to me. A "good morning", "hello", "how are you today" - something/anything goes a long way. There are always at least 5-10 employees out in the aisles stocking and standing in the self-checkout area and none of them ever acknowledge a customer - ever! Very, very unfriendly! Overall I do like this store and find it extremely convenient with highly competitive pricing and great gasoline prices. They also feature Diesel and Unleaded Premium with 93 octane. I wholeheartedly recommend Walmart Ladson Market!

Stopping in to Earth Fare I was curious what the place had in store (sorry for the bad pun) to…read moresatisfy my curiosity. I will say there's plenty of parking outside with a very clean parking lot. There isn't too much inventory spilling out into the front of the store, which is oh so trendy, but it's tastefully done. Walking in the place is extremely clean, after some of the places I've been recently, this is very refreshing. I'll get this out of the way up front. I used to be a chef so when I see GMO, Gluten free, etc etc I cringe. There is hardly a definitive Government standard by which all these things are measured. Which means more often than not, it's a scam. If you want the real deal, farmers markets are the best bet. With that I observed the pricing like a hawk and comparable items had roughly a 10% markup. Now then I do love their house made foods. Cooking pizzas to order? Come on that's awesome! Desserts and cheeses are ok although I was a little down on their sliced meats and the variety. Their butcher was ho-hum and not very impressive. But... I spotted something I didn't anticipate Kangaroo, Ostrich and Bison to name a few oddities. I give credit for carrying very unpopular items around Summerville. FYI I've cooked ostrich before. It tastes just like beef only almost all lean meat for those watching your calories. I wondered around some more, noticing they had better cereal alternatives with less sugar. They lacked snacks like coconut crisps, but they did have a great assortment of dried fruits. Although I was impressed with their dried mushroom selection, no dried shiitakes! Generally, I like fresh, which they did have, but I wanted the juice from soaking them. Odd they have other mushrooms but not shiitake. The people here are fantastic. For some reason in my mind when I think of these "hippy" type of stores like Earth Fare I think very grounded and kind people. I wasn't disappointed as I asked the produce guy for something and he was all too eager to help out. If it were me, I would have been more like "check isle 3" or something. The employees are shining examples of down to earth kindness; something we all could use more of in these days. Overall, I like this place based on principal but those same principles are what keep me away. I'm not overly excited about slapping on GMO free labels when most of the time those are just buzz words to make an extra buck. Are there authentic companies out there? Sure but you really have to do your homework. Therefore, I remain committed to farmers markets. That said, I think this place is fine for those who like it. If you haven't been here before and are reading this be prepared for a slight price increase. To reiterate they do have an interesting variety of items greatly depending on specific products. I'm sure if you drop by you wont leave empty handed especially with the quality of people there to help.

A great place for fresh salads, exotic meat like bison and elk, and tons of sea food.read more

Since moving this Publix is closer to the house, so I end up here most weeks. I enjoy shopping at…read morePublix for most of the veggies, fruits, meats, deli, bakery, and BOGOs. If they had a salad bar, I wouldn't have to cheat on them and go to the Lowe's Foods! But they don't. So I do. This Publix is just ok to me mainly because of the layout. The produce section is on the opposite side of the store from the bakery and deli. Makes no sense to me. The one on D Road that I e been shopping at for 20 years, and still use for my prescriptions, has the correct layout. Bakery, deli, produce. All aisle 1. The other thing that I'm not a fan of, and I believe this is all Publix, the self checkout doesn't take cash. Cash is still king in my world! But hey, we can't always get what we want. See you tomorrow Publix!

Located in a safe part of town, Publix can cater to and elevate most of your grocery needs. I must…read moreadmit as a former chef then afterwards living in Kansas City and Austin TX for 25 years and frequenting large grocery stores with almost all of the things I've needed under one roof; I've been very disappointed with almost all the grocery stores here. Publix is about as good as it gets for most of their products but for the more adventurous tastes, it falls a bit short. Lets start with the food service area. I recall my love for their Boar's Head roast beef sandwiches, they were phenomenal! So, when I moved back I made it a priority, big mistake. The veggies were a bit older and the bread very hard. The meat was ok but overall it was lacking. The fried chicken was extremely salty while the "home fries" were cold. Also, the baked chicken as of 11am seemed to be sitting for a LONG time. I understand this is hard to gage but just reporting. I believe a better selection would have been nice. As for the bakery, some of their products are suspect. For instance, the cream cheese Danish had a funky flavor while the "fresh made" CC cookies were extremely dry. Next their selection of cakes and/or pies is limited as well. Moving into the meat selection, I was expecting more. Their options for ribeye were disappointing to say the least. I'm talking about in the display case, not from the butcher. Now I will say the butcher was extremely nice when I wanted some Osso Bucco, even taking some out the freezer and cutting it for me! Customer service is important to them. Publix is also pretty far behind on seasonal or promotional products. So, if you like the "monster cereals" like Booberry, I'm still waiting for it while 2 other chains already have it. New Dorito chips and Mt Dew flavors face the same challenges. That said they do have a good display for suggestive sales and the shelves are well stocked. As for the produce, they have a somewhat large and diverse selection. The mushroom selection is sparse. Want to pick up some woodear, loose shiitake, Oyster, Enoki, etc? Not here my dear, although they do have shitake packaged. I've hunted for exotic fruits such as dragon fruit, Buddha's hand, Star fruit etc but they don't carry it. Otherwise they carry the standard fair which is more in bulk than variety. My overall assessment of Publix is it works well for it's target group, middle class SC families looking for good prices on food that is pretty standard with having some "elegances" spread out enough to allow those who are adventurous to try something new. The shelves are well stocked, the environment clean and safe, and house made items such as breads, tortillas, soups, etc are decent. Publix is a good grocery store for the masses.