This was once my go-to store, but I've found that Lowe's Foods is more 'me.' A bit further of a…read moredrive, but worth it. The past two visits? Not a single employee acknowledged me when I'd excuse myself or say hi. It's like nobody cares about the customers. Now let's talk about the real reason for the review! I stopped in to purchase a prescription and waited at a sign that says something about 'stand here for customer privacy.' Funny thing - I could hear and see everything that the woman at the counter was purchasing and saying. Privacy, right? Anyways, there are multiple work stations in the 'pick up' area but only one actively in use. While waiting my turn, one of the many workers behind the counter did stop what she was doing to go and assist the person that arrived via the drive thru. Great! I had already been waiting but no sense of urgency with that. Cool. Finally, it's my turn. I said hello and was cut off by the worker who went straight to business. I attempted to hand the worker my government-issued ID - which has both my name and birthdate on it. She says she doesn't need it and asks for my birthdate - again. Now there's someone behind me and I know that she heard my information, so I asked why they couldn't just use the info off of my ID. Both she and her coworker want to argue and not listen to my logic - they just say that it's policy. Duh! But what if I couldn't talk? Wouldn't you want me to write it down? Or would you ask for my ID? The logic makes no sense. A sign that says to stand within earshot of verbal communication where your other customers can easily see and hear private information...for my privacy. But you won't let me show you my ID instead. Don't you have to be a doctor to be a pharmacist? You'd think that my logic would make sense to a guy with a doctorate degree. Needless to say, between the rude workers who don't even acknowledge customers and the illogical practices of the pharmacy, I've decided to stop going there - once again. Oh, as I left, I was close to colliding with a man who had numerous articles of cleaning gear on a cart. I smiled and motioned for him to continue and said excuse me. So he starts walking and then stops - in the middle of the aisle - to talk to three of his coworkers. I stopped abruptly and waited a few seconds, but I guess he had forgotten that I was behind him. I said excuse me and smiled. His female counterpart even pointed at me and motioned for him to move, but he kept talking. I said excuse me 2 more times before I had to wedge my way between them, while still saying that excuse me. What kind of people is Publix hiring these days? What happened to human decency and respect for one another - especially your customers who are trying to be the better person by smiling and greeting y'all?

Heading home from my travels, Mrs. K. sent me a shopping list. As this Publix is just off the…read moreInterstate, it was convenient to stop here. Nice and large parking lot that was clean and there were zero carts in the corrals. Inside the store, bright and well lit. I found the shelves to be tidy and organized. Nothing missing and no "holes" in the stock that I could see. I had no trouble finding everything on the list. Publix is a bit more expensive than some other stores but it on par with Harris Teeter, the other premium chain in the area. There are BOGOs throughout the store and sometimes you'll luck out and it's something on your list. Other times, it's not cheap. But it is a very pleasant full-service grocery with the best deli, a great butcher and excellent produce. I've never had a problem with anything I've bought at a Publix from subs to dairy to fresh fish. The bakery is always awesome. [Review 2502 of 2024 - 3955 in North Carolina - 23514 overall]

This particular Puplix is very convenient for me. I pass this location twice a day, five days a…read moreweek. I typically stop here three times a week. I am new to the south and I am getting use to the southern hospitality. Publix definitely shows their hospitality. When you enter, you always get a hello or good bye when you arrive or leave. The quality of the store is always clean with plenty of supplies. Overall, always a great experience.

This store is always bustling. I took away a star because some staff do mot speak to you or greet…read moreyou and the hot food area food is always dried out and not refilled. Other than that, its a normal publix store

Back in my earlier days when I worked in the Hunterville Businss Park as a Chemist for one of the…read moretenants, this was a place I would occasionally go to to pick up something to take home for dinner. Just married and Susan had not moved down yet so a number of very quiet dinners but not by choice. Occasionally dropped in to pick up something after Susan moved down from Pittsburgh but this was never our go to store for groceries and provisions. At that time, store impressed me as having a limited selection and very much a German store with its offering. Store appeared somewhat dated. Time moves forward and I have been to a number of other Aldi's since in Cornelius, Mooresville, Statesville and more recently, Denver when we moved here. It was after moving to Denver and shopping at Aldi's that I began to change my opinion and now I shop here several times a month. Still get the bulk of my produce from Publix, meat from Harris Teeter and dry goods from WalMart this presents a unique niche that I like. Went back over to Huntersville a couple of weeks ago and generally twice a year, they have events where they showcase German food items. This was the fall event and one of my favorites. (Remember that Aldi's and Trader Joes share a common heritage through Albrecht's in Germany) Normally I'll stock up on German cuts of meats, condiments such as Spicy Brown Mustard, Pastries, Spices etc (Note: Aldi's is the go-to place for Spices) Back in the old days, they did not take Amex but now they do. Still have to rent the carts for a quarter which is a distraction because I rarely carry change anymore. If you have a quarter, you will get it back and if you don't, look around because someone else will ultimately check in a cart and leave the quarter in it. Just play it forward and leave the quarter in the cart for the next person. They are like Costco with no bags at checkout but you can scarp a box on exiting. If you're looking for something with a European Feel with good value, this would be good place to check out. It was a big improvement from the first time I went years ago because it looks like the store has undergone at least one remodel and the product selection is better and the value is great. HIghly recommend.

I am always able to save a bunch of money with my shop at ALDI. Today, I picked up the limit on…read moresteaks and ground beef because they're always cheaper than Publix and I think the quality is as good. Chicken breasts are also a good choice, but they're less expensive in Harris Teeter. Other stuff? Always inexpensive. Dairy, cheese, sliced meats, produce and the like. You will absolutely save money at ALDI. A couple of things. During the pandemic, they were skipping the rental on shopping carts but that's back now. You will need to bring a quarter for the shopping cart and you'll get that back when you return it. You'll also be bagging your own groceries so remember to bring your reusable bags or you can buy some from the shop. It's always possible that they may have some cardboard boxes available but not definite. Great shop and a friendly person who rang up my sale. I'm especially pleased now that ALDI accepts AmEx as I get 12x points for groceries! [Review 13424 overall, 743 of 2020.]

First time in this store. It's fairly large, clean and staff were friendly. However, during the…read morepandemic I probably would not return. The cashiers mask was on her face but not at all covering her nose or mouth. There was a sneeze guard put up at the register though. And to their credit, contactless payments.

Much better the New Manger working his tail off and the store looks great! It was real bad the…read morecoolers had the food just thrown in I was shocked but now it's great

This is the only place I go to get bread now!! I have been going here for over 16 years now. They…read moreare friendly and helpful. I walk with a cane and they always bring my things to the car.

We went in and Nadia was working today. She never greeted us. Store was empty with very little…read moreselection. I asked her did she have Texas toast, simply answered no. I inquired as to when, no ideas when we get trucks. I asked about English muffins and then do you have trash can. No I don't. She was very dry and with her personality should not be working with customers. Needs customer service training. Everyone who enters your store should at least be greeted with a hello or thank you for coming in.