Stopped by to grab some sugar cookies and fried chicken on my way down to Virginia Beach. It…read moredefinitely didn't disappoint. The fried catfish was flaky and delicious too as was the spicy popcorn chicken. Both were easy to pop in my mouth while driving. I just wish they offered more of the non-sprinkled kind of sugar cookies by the dozens. I like the ones with just the coarse coating. I got to grab the last box of it and the two customers who came after me were quite upset. Bonus points for clean bathrooms, helpful checkout attendants, and fuss-free parking. I would definitely stop by again.

I love Publix. However, for the first time in the hundreds of times I've bought Sushi on…read moreWednesdays. I had the most awful full-price sushi --the shrimp tempura roll--that I've ever had. any time anywhere any place. The rice was undercooked and there was precious little of it. There was almost no flavor, the crunchy topping was soggy and totally absent of crunch and to really top it off--They did not remove the peel or the tail from the shrimp so it was like eating a chunk of vinyl. I tried to call and no one answered the phone. Soooo disappointed. Drove all the way over from Ft Gregg Adams (should have just gone to the commissary) and didn't eat it until I got back home...oh, and no soy sauce packets available. Just over it $30 worth of crap sushi.

Walmart consistently has the worst customer service. Not always rude but no one ever knows the…read moreanswer to any questions nor will offer to find the answer. I asked about whether they would honor Walmart's online pricing in store (most stores do). I was told, "I don't know that's a good question to ask someone" by an individual working there. Returns are also a nightmare. If someone purchases something at a different Walmart location they will refuse the return. The lack of continuity if off putting. That combined with non existent customer service and a minimal selection of organic and non-gmo options . Gone are the days with Walmart greeters who smiled and made everyone's day. Any other place would be better to shop than here. The prices aren't even the best anymore.

Jest saw Good fireworks at Walmart last week for the fourth of July better get them now before…read morethey are gone they have the fun blast blast zone stars and sparks ellie patriot boom rex hootie sparklers

Small country store atmosphere, limited seating, Gluten-free sandwich bread available. Counter…read moreservice only.

Great food, very yummy! lots of workers but only one curly haired young man seemed to be doing work…read moreat the counter. Highly recommend coming for the sandwiches and shakes. Large selection of goodies as well.

This place is incredible!!! They have such a wide variety of fruit, vegetables, baked goods,…read morepumpkins, cheese, meat, oysters, canned goods, decor, etc. You name it, they probably have it. I got some heirloom tomatoes, apples, a grapefruit, a small pumpkin for our kiddo, zucchini, cucumbers, and some other items. Everyone was so nice and helpful. Everything was so fresh and stocked well. I can't wait to come back!

There are a lot of things to like about this produce market. I visited for the first time today and…read morefound all the staff friendly. There's a variety of plants and vegetables. I was able to pickup a few tomato plants for $1.98 each. The heirloom tomatoes are tasty but they're a product of Canada. I noticed the stickers after I'd already purchased. Whenever possible I prefer local grown but I understand that's sometimes a challenge. They have delicious cookies, bread and oatmeal pies from Montana Good Bread Co.

Hell-OOOO Kroger! You're like the girl (guy) next-door I never noticed was hot and then suddenly it…read morewas like, "oh my! How did I not notice?" Except in this case the hot guy/girl is VEGAN OPTIONS. I just stopped in for broccoli which every grocery store has, but then I wandered around, and stumbled upon the unbelievable selection of nondairy cheeses and meat-free deli slices, the old favorites plus plenty of brands that this vegan-of-20+ years has never even seen before. Very IMPRESSIVE. Now I simply had to check out the frozens and DANG if there aren't FIVE full cooler sectionals of plant based meats. All the usual suspects: Gardein, Boca, MorningStar, etc- only even more variety than I usually find elsewhere. OK, obligatory peek at the plant-based milk section. GEE GOLLY WOW. Once again, FIVE full refrigerated sections, top to bottom. You got your oat milk, soy milk, nut milks, vegan creamers, it's all here!! Feel like Kroger has just been hiding its treasure trove of vegan goodness from me and I don't understand. Why didn't anybody tell me? Their public branding is aesthetically so offputting I just assumed the store would be an extension of that annoyance... but if I could go back and change every "5-Star" grocery store I've ever reviewed up until now instantly to a four star just so this review stood out, surely I would. Anyway, finally, we come to the cherry on top: CAST IRON city!! I'm a huge fan of cast-iron and always on the lookout for interesting new pieces, typically there's nothing unique at a grocery store if they have cast-iron at all. But WOWZERS the Lodge display here is incredible. Such variety of pots and skillets, from tiny saucepans, to huge pizza trays, plus the equipment to maintain it in tiptop shape. The store is clean / spacious / well lit / well laid out, in addition to everything else, great prices. It's actually a pleasing place to shop. Even the guy monitoring self-checkout was awesome. Sigh. I really wish there was a Kroger near me. YES: VEGAN FRIENDLY, VEGAN HAPPY

There are things I love about this one and things that are not great…read more What is working: Good organic choices If shopping in store great opportunities for clearance items Store is clean and spacious Drive up service for groceries Gas discounts What's not working: Service-the customer service here is overall poor. Cashiers not greeting, discussing issues with coworkers to other coworkers in front of customers and etc. The cheese section-I can't buy fresh cut cheeses here as they always have picked up a weird flavor like they were packaged in the detergent aisle. I'm not sure where they are prepped or what it is but no matter which cheese you select they have this weird flavor addition of cleaner/laundry detergent. I'm speaking specifically to the ones near the produce section that are wrapped in plastic, weighed and labeled. Stick with Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Wegmans or ALDIs if you're looking to create a cheese board. Regardless of the negatives overall it's a solid location and the negatives don't stop me from shopping here regularly.

I wish there was an option for zero stars. I don't come to this store often because I do not live…read morelocally, but every time I do there is a problem. If you need help with anything, especially with self check out-you have to go ask for help and they will all look around at each other and argue over who is going to help. The food often rings up incorrectly compared to the signage and when you ask for it to be corrected, prepare to have a full on debate to get it fixed. The customer service is extremely lacking in this store and the attitudes are terrible.

Kroger's Struggles and Customer Relations Issues…read more Kroger, one of America's largest grocery chains, has been facing severe challenges following a failed merger. The company has already been forced to close some of its stores, and even more changes are expected amid continued economic uncertainty. Pressure from competitors only adds to the strain, but many of Kroger's difficulties stem from its own management decisions and poor customer-service practices. Chronic Out-of-Stock Problems One of the biggest frustrations for customers is Kroger's inability to keep popular items in stock. Time and again, advertised sale items are unavailable--either because management fails to order sufficient quantities or because there is a belief that customers will settle for higher-priced substitutes. Unlike many competitors, Kroger often refuses to issue rainchecks on out-of-stock sale items. This leaves customers frustrated and discouraged from returning. Even more frustrating is that raincheck policies vary from store to store. Some managers do not issue them at all, while others impose arbitrary limits (5 items at one location, 20 at another). When customers escalate complaints to Kroger's corporate office, the issue is simply routed back to the same store management, and rarely addressed in good faith. Restrictive Coupon Policies Another unpopular policy is Kroger's handling of its "buy 5, save more" promotions. Customers are only allowed to use the offer once per week, even though the sale runs for seven days. Most other retailers allow repeat use during the promotion period, but Kroger's restrictive rule forces customers to either make multiple trips or miss out entirely. This practice gives the impression that Kroger is more interested in protecting margins than rewarding loyalty. Customer Service Barriers Adding to the frustration is Kroger's limited customer service hours. While stores are typically open until 11 PM, the service desk often closes around 8 PM. This prevents shoppers from returning items, obtaining rainchecks, or resolving pricing errors during evening hours--a significant inconvenience. Shoppers also report that too many locations operate with only one staffed register at a time, pushing customers toward self-checkout whether they want it or not. Price Competitiveness Concerns Kroger heavily advertises "lower prices," but in practice, many competitors beat them. For example, 12-packs of name-brand soda at Kroger often run $10.95 each, with promotions like "buy 2, get 2 free" (bringing the price down to $5.47 each) or "buy 2, get 3 free" ($4.38 each). By comparison, other retailers regularly sell the same brands for $8.55 per pack, or three for $12.00, and also provide store coupons ($5 off $25) plus frequent manufacturer coupons ($2-3 off three 12-packs). The net cost can drop as low as $2.66 per pack--far below Kroger's sale pricing. Kroger rarely offers manufacturer coupons that can be stacked with store promotions, raising questions about whether management is keeping supplier discounts instead of passing them on to customers. Bottom Line If Kroger wants to stop its decline, it must address these deep-rooted management issues. The retailer's top-down approach, dismissive attitude toward customer complaints, restrictive coupon policies, and inconsistent service are driving shoppers elsewhere. Without meaningful reform, Kroger risks losing even more ground to competitors who treat their customers with fairness and respect.

Vile food handling…read more I am currently in my car within the parking lot after shopping here so that I can leave my review. The produce aisle nearest the entry had a refrigerator that was not functioning and not keeping perishables cold. Foods were room temperature to the touch. I informed an associate who also acknowledged that this was happening. None of the food was removed, and associates continued to restock on top. There is a reason that Aldi is able to keep its food costs low. Is this why?

I love Aldi and am so grateful to have a location in my neighborhood. The wine selection is pretty…read morestellar and very tasty for just 3 dollars!! The produce at this location is hit or miss. Most of the produce I end up buying here isnt in the best shape to begin with and ends up going bad the very next day.

This review is for the 360 Food Lion only. I haven't experienced issues with the others in…read moreMechanicsville. I visited the store today at 1:30 to get a bottle of tea and Rice Krispy treats. Only 2 lanes were open while 15 people, in Food Lion uniform, stood around talking. The express line was all the way down the aisle and the full service had 3 people with full carts. I returned the items and walked out.

I really hate shopping at this Food Lion. In my opinion, I'm not sure if it's just this store that…read moreis so poorly managed or it's the whole company. The shelf's of so many items are always empty and bare. From the milk section, dairy, frozen food and dry food, shelf's have massive gaping empty spaces where products should be. Other grocery chains in this area don't have this problem. It's gotten so bad that I find myself just ignoring this store when I can.

Nice store! It is definitely small. Try to go when there is not a special event going on. We went…read morewhen they had a town event going on. Let's just say, if you want to make a special charcuterie board, go here. So many options. We loved the options for pickles. They had nice produce when we were there as well. I have heard nothing but positive things about their meat. We hope to purchase some when we return. We ended up not purchasing anything. But, we definitely plan to come back when the town is not having a special event.

I like coming in here to see what they have, but you gotta try one of the their quiches!!! They…read moreare excellent. Staff are nice and take care of any questions or issues that may come up.

Male cashier constantly on his phone (morning shift) I don't remember his name but it was last…read moreclosest to right side when in the morning. Complained that I had two transactions and proceeded to sling and slam my groceries. Please hire some different cashiers. If you wanted the job then act like you want to keep it.

So my next adventure into this Food Lion involved a cashier placing my reusable bags on the counter…read moreand waiting for me to bag my own groceries. He then got impatient because I was apparently bagging my groceries too slow for him. The cashiers at this store would have been fired when I was younger working as a grocery cashier. We were expected to be polite, friendly, and properly bag groceries. These days cashiers at this store do not even say thank you. This store is pathetically bad in regards to the manner in which cashiers treat customers.