Somewhat run down but okay selection. Very overpriced so I would hesitate to live in this community…read morefor this reason since it's the only grocery in the area.

As piggly wiggly's go, a pretty solid one. If you're nice to the employees, they'll be nice to you…read more Much better selection of food (oat milk, real tortillas and non-Kraft cheese: goat cheese, Brie, and fresh mozzarella are considered exotic to locals, but are kept in stock) than in past years. Beer and wine selection is actually very impressive for a grocery store, let alone a very rural Pig. Not a great layout, but staff is helpful when approached. They will look at you funny...they can spot out of towners a mile away. Don't let reviews fool you. It's a good grocery store AND a quirky place staffed by (I mean this with love) hillbillies.

We loved our visit to Mooney's! What a great little shop full of amazing stuff! The people behind…read morethe counter were super nice. I will definitely be stopping here again when I'm in the area.

Fresh organic produce. From the Amish, and other sources. Frozen organic foods, and organic dairy…read more Organic: beans, condiments, cleaning supplies, baking supplies, beauty products, chocolate, cookies and more. Antiques. Gifts. Cards. Plants, knitting supplies and pre made gifts. Natural stone bracelets (amethyst, etc).

I have been buying beer and other needed items in this establishment from my undergraduate days…read moreonward, even though I never attended Sewanee and was at another university, I have enjoyed many fun visits here. This place seems to have stayed largely the same although now you can also buy lottery tickets here and I don't remember lottery tickets from my undergrad days but then I was spending all my money on beer back then. So lottery, beer and other stuff this place should meet a lot of your major needs in the area then so there you go.

Damn-fine pizza. If you can't stand other local pizza, you'll like the pies made here!…read moreGreat beer selection, great ice cream selections and despite the surly Indian Dude, the locally-recruited staff will service your orders well. Call Ahead: order several and give em 15-20 minutes...then enjoy!!

I really don't get it. The sandwiches are ok. The pizza is good, but not great. Not open for…read moredinner, you know...when people eat.

This restaurant was repeatedly recommended on social media, and the accolades are justified. When…read morewe arrived, they were packed! But the line to order moved quickly. Hubs ordered the Goodfella Pizza, with a couple of deletions, and loved it. I chose the Elana Ruz sandwich and it was glorious! Not exaggerating, that sandwich was such a delicious combination of flavors. We were able to find seats inside while we waited, and then hubs found a table outside right before our food was ready. The weather was delightful so we enjoyed sitting outside. We loved the overall vibe, although inside was a little loud. Their decor everywhere was so much fun! We also appreciated the drink refills as we headed out. As we left, we saw tons of parking in an adjacent lot, which I've noted for future visits. Mountain Goat Market is now definitely a must-do on our next trip to The Caverns.

Andy (owner) is the BEST! He remembers me every time I come in, even if it's been awhile. They…read moreoffer a very large selection of wine and beer, as well as lots of different hard liquor brands. Last time I went in, I was grabbing supplies to make Moscow Mules, and Andy told me they're selling limes and garnishes now (with the passing the law allowing grocery stores to sell wine, the parameters on liquor store have lifted). By far the best liquor store around. The lighting is welcoming, the staff will offer informed recommendations, and Andy is a great stand-up guy.

OMG this store. Produce department is atrocious! Always rotten items, smells terrible, bugs flying…read moreeverywhere. Variety doesn't exist. Prices skyrocketed when the only other grocery store in the area shut down. Thank goodness I am not one of thr poor people in this city who can't afford to drive off the mountain to a decent grocery store that takes pride in what they do.