We were traveling from Sweetwater to Pigeon Forge and decided to stop by Publix to try their famous…read morefried chicken. Very disappointed at deli counter service. Lady wasn't too happy when we asked for her help as it looked like they may have been trying to wrap up for the day at 7:30pm. Asked for 4pcs of fried chicken leg/thighs. Got to hotel and open packaging to find only leg/wing pieces.

We are vacationing from Florida. I placed a pick up order at this location and I must say that the…read moreservice was amazing. My husband was waiting in the designated area for a bit and a nice gentleman named Cameron noticed he had been there for a little bit. He came over and asked my husband if he was there for a pick up and my explained that he was. Cameron advised that their phone system was down and he just so happened to see our track in the parking spot waiting. He went above and beyond to gather our groceries and apologized for the inconvenience. Super thankful for this gentleman - had he not approached my husband, he would have been waiting. THIS IS GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Thank you Cameron! We appreciate you :)

I recently got a chicken tender sub at the Publix deli, and Carlos made it for me. He was super…read morefriendly and really paid attention to what I wanted--extra pickles, perfectly toasted. The chicken was crispy and fresh, and everything was layered just right. The service was quick, and Carlos made the whole experience even better with his positive attitude. I'll definitely be back for another sub!

This Publix was clean and all the employees were so generous, everything was also fully stocked. I…read moreended up getting a pub sub today and the older lady making it loaded my sub up!!! She could barely fit it into the sub bag I think it may feed me this whole week. She made my whole day. I love Publix and would recommend to anyone to come here. Also their friend chicken buckets are fantastic, they come with thighs and legs, their bakery, meat section, and produce is also fantastic

Going from disappointing to worse. While shopping here today found only two manned checkout lanes…read moreopen and one of four self service checkout aisles open. Lines wrapped back into the store. I can understand a shortage of staff to man the registers. Though I did see a cadre of managers huddled by the Starbuck's. But the self service lanes are self service. Why would you close them? Publix can't get to Foothills Mall soon enough.

Terrible customer service from cashier all the way to management. Multiple prices incorrect…read more including coupons and price on shelve. The only way I would shop Kroger again is if I brought a marker and wrote the price on everything to make sure that they didn't cheat me. Honestly, they just don't care. Go to Publix he will be much happier with better prices accurate prices.

Small (good for me, less walking) but bristling with everything I could need. Low prices and…read moreextremely friendly staff. My all-time favorite grocery store!

Very well stocked especially fresh vegetables and fruit! Also great hours and open 7 days of week!read more

While in TN, we stopped by TJ's...as I always have to stop to see if I can find something at one…read morethat I cannot find at others. I had been liking those cornbread crisps, and I was able to find them here. Just like on any Saturday, TJ's is packed. People are everywhere. The lines are typically long, but you are in and out. No matter how long the lines are, you are moving. Typically, all lines are open as well. I didnt grab a whole lot since I had just visited a Trader Joe's a few days before going to TN. Great location.

I love Joe's their products are awesome saucing! I have…read morebeen going to Joes for years!!! This Joes is a bit small, and in a busy spot, but it truly is worth venturing in. And what a pleasant surprise! Lots of seasonal surprises, whipped sweet potatoes, pumpkin and spice items, cranberry goodies,wines, arrays of nuts, seeds,cheeses, florals, scents, doggie Advent calendar, cards, samples, chocolate, mints, and on, and on and on! Oh their Fearless flyer online is a real hoot, sign up, venture in! The flyer is entertaining, has a lot of good recipes, and product information.

Kroger continues to disappoint. Today I went in for eggs; something we have run low on in this…read morecontinued cold spell. Today they even had a sign up, displaying their ineptitude. The section with all of the signs is where their limited supply of Eggland's Best eggs should be. However because they devote 2/3's of their shelf space to Kroger's brand they again are out of what I want; and the only thing I am willing to pay money to buy. Kroger fails again on being a quality grocer.

If I could change one thing it would be th riding carts for is crippled people . Sad thing is…read morethere are zero carts available and 3broken ones. There is nothing worse.

Teri Teri Teri, new to Tennessee by way of Texas and had not been on a Kroger in years! What a…read moredelight to have Teri cross my path!! She was Helpful, informative & also shared the Card discount program with me enlightening me on all the advantages the card offered via discounts on food & gas. If there is anything you do for your employees this woman Defly needs to be rewarded!!! She made this Texas lady feel right at home! She is such an Asset to Kroger & the reason I'll make that trek to shop there AAALLLLL THE WAY from Andersonville. Thank you Kroger for hiring Fantastic Employees that keep customer service Personable.

Since my wife and I shop here on a regular basis and I get most of my gas here a review seems…read moreappropriate. Breaking down grocery store shopping we are at Kroger 70% of the time and the rest of the shopping between Publix, Target, Food City, Walmart, Ingles and Costco. Better discounts and targeted coupons than most stores and in general less expensive. If you want cheaper gas buy the food and gift cards at Kroger. The gift cards routinely are for every dollar spent two dollars in gift card points. When they run specials it's 4-1 for gift cards. I am on average getting 50 cents to a dollar off gas at every fill. Service has always been good and I like the ambience of the store. The staff does a good job of getting expired food items off the shelf.

Disappointing Experience at the Alcoa, TN Walmart…read more I recently had a frustrating experience at the Alcoa, TN Walmart while trying to buy the new Flip and Sip Cirkul cup as a Mother's Day gift for my mom. I had purchased one for myself a few weeks earlier and wanted to get the same item for her. When I arrived, I checked the area where I had originally found the cup, but it was no longer there. I searched the main aisle with other Cirkul items, but there wasn't even a spot labeled for the Flip and Sip cups. I used the Walmart app, which directed me to a seasonal summer section--also incorrect. After struggling to find the product, I asked a worker who had no idea what I was talking about. I then found another employee who genuinely tried to help, but with all the confusion from the store remodel and clearly undertrained staff, he was just as lost. He reached out to a manager who told me they must be out of stock. I politely mentioned that the app showed over 11 of the color I wanted in stock, along with several others. The manager then said they must've pulled them and sent them back to the company because "11 isn't a lot." That made no sense--especially when there were only three of a different style still sitting on the shelf. He directed the employee to check the back room where items are staged for return, saying they were probably pulled that morning. When I mentioned that, as a Walmart+ member, I could still order the item for pickup, delivery, or shipping, he said it would likely be substituted or delayed. I told him I believed the item was still in the store, but he insisted they were definitely gone. Sure enough, after I finished shopping and went to check out, I spotted a display end cap with dozens of Flip and Sip Cirkul cups--in every color imaginable. The exact product they insisted wasn't in the store. I'm happy I was able to get the gift for my mom, but it was incredibly frustrating to waste over an hour searching because no one knew where things were or how to check properly. Even worse, I was misled--whether intentionally or not--which made me feel like I wasn't being taken seriously. I understand that remodels can create temporary confusion, and sometimes items truly are out of stock. But please, train your employees better and don't tell customers something is gone when it clearly isn't. It's frustrating, disrespectful, and wastes everyone's time.

my donut is hollow?! i payed for a ful donut and i only got about half in total! scam!read more

Deli is super slow if you order online. Expect your sub to be ready 30-45 minutes after the app…read moretells you it should be ready. Service is very rude when using the self-check out.

I came here for a very specific thing: something prepackaged and easy to carry that I could eat on…read moremy flight home. This is a nice big grocery store with a big covered parking lot, so no issues there. I bought a container of pasta salad which was only like $3 by weight - a very cost conscious dinner indeed! Otherwise the interior strikes me as similar to most nicer grocery stores eg safeway.

Best pizza for a reasonable price. Does not charge you for extra toppings. Small charge for extra…read morecheese.

So, this is a funny little place in rural Tennessee. We were just passing through (though in years…read morepast we lived nearby) and stopped for gas. It's one of those country markets that sells a little of everything. Hot food, smokes, packaged snacks, beer (lots of beer), automotive supplies, ice, bait and tackle, cold drinks, etc. The interior is cleaner than I expected and does not reek of smoke (a big plus in this type of place). There are two benches out front. One is an old church pew bolted to the wall. The other is a more conventional park bench with a live chicken in permanent residence. If you want to sit down for a bit, eat your moonpie and drink your RC Cola, and watch the stereotypically colorful locals pass through, I recommend the pew. Contrary to the pictures in google street view, it is a Marathon gas station and their gas prices are reasonable.