Cavaet emptor "Buyer Beware" - this isn't IGA anymore…read more I purchased a box of marked down croissants, wanting to try the locally-baked item. When I got home and tried one it was uncooked on the inside and totally inedible...no problem. Mistakes happens. When I tried to return them, the Manager Lisa said they don't do ANY returns on marked down items. I explained that the issue wasn't a preference or taste issue; the item was inedible. That didn't matter and they don't stand behind anything that's marked down. She said she'd make an exception "this time." The $1.63 wasn't really the issue. I thought the store would want to know an item didn't meet their standard. We always wanted to know at my family's store. It's evident that the inedible croissants exceeded Lowes Foods standards. I really miss the IGA.

We just relocated to the area and have fallen in love with Lowe's! We've been loyal Publix shoppers…read morefor many years and were unfamiliar with this North Carolina brand. We love the produce section, especially the fresh herbs you can snip and take home. Produce is very fresh, the bakery is exceptional, the selection of name brands is great and their store brands are quite good. Prices are far better than Publix, too. The store is bright and clean, and the friendly service is exceptional. We will be loyal shoppers for many years to come!

We first came to this Ingles in May 2000 when we moved up here. It was before the renovation…read more Today is my last day coming. I've always enjoyed their fried chicken and picked up an eight piece box today. After I left, I decided to have a piece. The first piece I picked up (see picture) didn't have any meat left on it; it had been fried off. I came back to let them know. I took the single piece of burnt crust and bones in and spoke to the young girl behind the manager's desk. She was dismissive, offered no apology, and no remedy. I felt sorry because if this had been my first experience with their chicken, it would be my last. Her flippant attitude is the reason for the one star.

As we approached the checkout today we were greeted by an employee in a wheelchair who was…read moreincredibly rude! We spent over $500 in grocery's!! Besides taking stretching breaks he had to bag all product on his own which accounted for a 20 minute checkout experience!! Good job Ingles and thank god for the new Publix!! The real kicker was when he asked if the woman I was with was my mother. Which I responded "yes". Then he said "I don't like your tone with her". I didn't realize I was in a therapy session. Obviously I will be going to Krogers or Publix after this.

I had a wonderful experience at this Pharmacy... My Pharmacy... In Dawsonville GA…read more Kristie was my pharmaceutical helper, and she was fabulous! Not only did she get all of my prescriptions lined up so they all renew at the same time, but she helped me with a prescription that was running out and was not up for renewal yet. This woman had the patience of a saint... friendly, attentive, and made sure that everything was all set up before I left the counter. I just wanted to take this moment for a "shout out" to this wonderful young lady.

The staff here is very pleasant and I truly appreciate it. Sometimes the line can be long and…read morecustomers get restless, but the staff is still professional and kind. My prescriptions have always been ready on time. I've also had questions a few times and they were thorough and willing to help. Much like the experience in the rest of the store, this team seeks to make it a pleasant experience for the customer. Thank you!

This grocery store is not what i was expecting. It's more like a Whole Foods than whatever your…read moremajor chain is (HEB, Albertsons, Publix, etc.) without the ridiculous prices. We grabbed some beautiful t-bones for $12.98/lb. The place is huge. It has everything..including hot and cold bars. It even has an olive bar. The cheese selection wasn't the best. I did have an Ingles brand chocolate bar, and it was legit. The tiny town of Blue Ridge is lucky to have a place like this. No town of similar size has grocery like that in my state.

This place is an ABSOLUTE YES for me. I came here several times on a family vacation. There were 10…read moreof us, so we didn't necessarily want to go for every meal. They had the nicest employees and greatest deals! They even have a Starbucks in there to get a coffee while you walk around. Their produce section is unmatched. & Their fruit is freshly picked from the nearby farms. The lunchmeat was delicious and so was their bakery! Don't get me started on their cheese selection. Like it literally wraps around, there are so many to choose from. We tried everything from bacon to ribs. We had their milk to bread. They had all name brand stuff, too. To top it off, the prices were insanely cheap! I wish we had one of these in Florida!

Always a nice drive and experience visiting Mountain Valley Farm. The beef is legit the best beef I…read morehave ever tasted. Bring a cooler and stock up while you are here. Bring the kids so they can see the animals (and maybe get them an I've cream while you're there). Or, I'd the kids aren't with you, go to the winery just around the corner for some relaxation.

Very cute place tucked away in the blue ridge mountains. If you have small children they will…read moreenjoy. There is a little farm store with local products. I personally have used the fresh butter and goat milk lotion... both wonderful.

Recently updated, road side convenience store offering gas (including diesel), drinks, snacks & a…read moregood selection of various supplies. They even have a small cafe where they make fresh foods for breakfast & lunch. Anything from pizza to deli to diner type options. Consistently good food whatever you choose. Staff within the store, as well as, in the cafe have always been super friendly, helpful & willing to accommodate. Opens at 6 AM during the week & 7 AM on the weekends. 7 days a week. The only convenience store we go to in this area of Ellijay!

Stopped in to grab a sandwich to take on our hiking trip. Didn't get a chance to eat it but Debbie…read moredid take it to lunch and said it was ok. The folks inside were super friendly and had so many great suggestions for a good local sandwich but Debbie was not into them so it was your basic ham and cheese.

I do not have an Ingles in my state. We kept seeing signs everywhere so we decided to check it out…read moreand get some items for our hotel stay. A bit pricey but not unbearable. We loved the bakery and deli section the best. The aisles were beyond confusing though. There was so rhyme or reason as to how it was structured. We back tracked at least 3 times!

Great grocery store. Fresh food for the road cheap gas. We picked up water and some road snacks…read more Check out was a breeze. Very clean. Starbucks was inside.

Such a cute little grocery store. They employees are all extremely friendly. I had asked an…read moreemployee for help and she went above and beyond to the aisle and helped me find the item! We found everything we needed plus extras. We found everything to make strawberry cobbler. There was fruits, veggies, everything you could think of but I was also small and quaint, and a very good store. There's a lot of it stores nearby, as well as in a good location. Very clean and well maintained store!

Great Deli Service, but Disappointing Self-Checkout Experience…read more​I stopped into Ingles today and received great service at the deli. However, my checkout experience was very disappointing. ​When I went to the self-checkout, my hands were full holding hot food plates, and I was trying to find a place to put them down while bagging. Instead of offering a hand, the young employee monitoring the area just stood there, watched me struggle, and laughed. To make matters worse, the checkout system repeatedly glitched, and her attitude remained dismissive and unhelpful throughout the process. ​Southern hospitality means lending a helping hand when you see someone struggling--a simple "May I help you?" or "Let me scan that for you" would have turned the whole situation around. While this is the primary grocery store in town and I will continue to shop here out of necessity, customer service like this needs to be addressed. Next time an employee sees a customer struggling with their hands full, offering support should be the default response, not standing by and laughing.

An absolutely charming country store that has a little bit of everything. The staff weee friendly…read moreand helpful, and the prepared food at the deli counter was delicious.

Great little convience store with a nice little eatery attached. They have a full deli that also…read moremakes pies, sandwiches, and heat and serve meals. I picked up 3 HUGE cookies that were incredibly tasty and a chicken pot pie for later that evening and it was AMAZING. I wish I could import this store to my home here in florida, I'd be there all the time!

I went to the Atlanta Bin store recently. There's free parking outside the store and the lot is…read moreshared with a few other businesses. The signs on the door indicated the price expectations for certain days of the week. The bin set up is not like a traditional thrift store, but they did have shopping carts available. I also noticed a sign that said that strollers were not allowed, so I would not recommend coming with your small infant unless you have an infant carrier to let you be hands free. While browsing I saw some new striped Target heels on a shoe rack in different sizes and a bunch of random household items in the various bins. I didn't see much plus size women's clothing or clothing in general. I am sure that the items vary based on the day and time you'd come in. However, I am not sure if I would return any time soon. I left empty handed and was a bit disappointed in the selection.

I give it five stars, it was really good experience for me personally. The staff was really polite…read moreand more than willing to help. They have anything you can think of for sale. Good product at really good prices. Definitely will be going back in the future.