My psychiatrist called in a prescription 8 days ago for me to pick up before my trip to the UK. I…read morewas told on Wednesday by someone at this pharmacy that I couldn't pick it up until Thursday. It's Saturday. My flight leaves in 6 hours and they are refusing to fill my prescription. I will be without my medication that I need while traveling internationally because Wafeek refused to do his job. He was also very rude and condescending to me while I was trying to get him or anyone there to fill my prescription.

I've waited for a few months before writing this review. I have always loved Publix and their…read morecommitment to quality and customer service, but this one is falling short- multiple occasions. If the review was strictly for the cashiers and baggers it would be a 1. If it was for the Deli and Bakery staff, it would be a 5. Clearly whoever is supposed to be selecting and training the front end staff is not doing their job or not holding them accountable. I was there yesterday and went through the checkout. The cashier said not one word to me, looked like she would have rather been having a root canal then be at work. not the standard " you find everything you needed?"- nothing and meanwhile there were others who I assume were supervisors yelling employees names across the store. I didn't see the guy that is usually supervising up front. He's always very friendly. I even said to the cashier "are you having a bad day? " it's just incredibly disappointing for a company that has such a good reputation. This is the third time this has happened there and the second with this same cashier. The guy bagging the groceries was not any better and although I had a full cart- not one offer to take it to my car. Now the deli was amazing. Even though they were slammed with customers, they could not have been nicer and more apologetic for the wait. The lady with the British accent is a gem! Always so friendly and welcoming. I hope they fix their front end issues. It's just not up to Publix standards and they will absolutely lose business because if people want to have a mediocre experience, they can shop elsewhere.

Filthy. Simply filthy…read more And you basically have to check yourself out I can shop at Aldi, bag my own- and it is sparkling clean and , oh yes, 40% less This Kroger needs to be closed

everything is good, except a worker named Susan with curly hair and glasses she treats people wrong…read moreand doesn't help and when she does help, she always doesn't no mad way. She's always rude or telling people that they're spoiled for me. I was with my cousin and she told us that we were spoiled and she help us example today took a cucumber out of my hand, which is really rude of her because I was being so nice and she took it like completely took it and she took things that she wasn't supposed to take and she didn't ask things and she just started removing things from the list so if you wanna go go and please don't let Susan serve you.

Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great selection of goodies! Very friendly staff. We stopped in before a roadtrip to Lynchburg for…read moresnacks! Definitely worth a stop on your drive!

My pizza was delicious especially for the price- $5 on Thursdays! I would come back for this deal…read moreanytime. The workers were kind and helpful for it being my first time. The ambiance was like a smaller version of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's combined. I would go back just to do fun and unique grocery shopping. I'd give it 5 stars for the price and taste of the pizza.

I absolutely love The Fresh Market experience! It is a treat to visit this " boutique" store…read moreinstead of the big box grocery stores like Publix & Kroger. Fresh Market is well merchandised with pretty flowers, cards, candles, fresh fruit & veggies, sushi to go, deli, wines, butcher shop & limited yummy bakery items ( cannoli-YES please)! The cheese section is decadent & I am confident you will find everything you need for your charcuterie board! The only drawback of The Fresh Market is it is definitely more expensive than Kroger & Publix but some things are worth it!!

I'm still thinking about this place hours later....YUM. We ordered the breakfast melts and two ice…read morelattes, one with oat milk and one with whole milk and house made vanilla. The sandwiches came out first which had bacon, egg, cheese, avocado and some sort of semi sweet aoli that went perfectly with it. I could eat this every day. You could taste the freshness of the locally sourced ingredients too. The lattes were delicious and we are harsh critics. Having house made syrups is ESSENTIAL for a good coffee. Perfect amount of sweetness and flavor while still allowing that coffee flavor to shine. The atmosphere was busy and loud (a good thing for the business) and the service was quick and friendly. Would recommend!!

Love this place! The sandwiches are fantastic! The Morning Melt breakfast sandwich is beyond…read moredelicious, but everything we've tried has been very good. They also offer gluten-free bread and generally have some gluten-free baked good as well. The service is always friendly and helpful, the coffee is really good, and they have a juice bar inside as well. The decor is cute, with a good number of tables inside and a handful of tables outside. Everything is made to order, so at times there can be a little bit of a delay. But the food is absolutely worth the wait, and it is a very pleasant place to hang out at. Once we discovered Oh My Chives we've been trying to stop by every weekend. Delicious! Definitely check it out!

The Two Way Stop is a gas station in Nolensville, TN…read more The reason why I'm writing this review is not to extol the virtues of what fine gas pumps it has. I'm writing because the Two Way Stop has been my go to place for breakfast on Saturday mornings for the 4 years I've lived here. Roll out of bed Saturday, drive myself across the road and be greeted by a freshly made country breakfast. Biscuits-N-Gravy, Bacon, Hashbrowns, Grits, Eggs, etc... This place has it all. You can either sit with the local farmers and eat buffet style or get it to go. Also, they will make your eggs any way you like them whether that be over easy or a cheese omelet. They also offer lunches on the weekdays with some of the best fried chicken around. This is not the kind of place for the health conscious. This is a place for when you're craving good ol' fashioned country cooking.

This Trader Joe's sits in the large shopping center on Cool Springs Boulevard along with TJ Maxx,…read moreStarbucks and a few other local and chain spots. There are not too many TJ's scattered around Nashville, and luckily my office is just around the corner, so I frequent this TJ's more than any other! Trader Joe's are small, but mighty and packed to the brim from entry to exit, and even to the sidewalks! Pricing is not as bad here for majority of the items as folks think. Their veggies, cheeses, breads, wine and frozen items are all well priced. You get pricier on the specialty/organic stuff, but I stick to a few things and make it out well under budget. Of those areas, the frozen section is where I spend most of my time! Service at Trader Joe's is second to none, especially at this location. They are friendly and efficient. Overall, love me some Trader Joe's!

Gotta love TJs - anywhere, anytime, or just about anything! The staff are so kind and helpful, I…read morelove grabbing flowers, cards, and small meaningful gifts here. I do grocery shop here from time to time. The biggest deterrent is how small this store is and how crowded it tends to be. Parking can be a bit challenging even though there is plenty of spots with a large shared plaza parking lot. Traffic is heavy just about all the time no matter which direction you are coming from. Is it worth the hassle? Absolutely! Never regret a trip!

What a treasure, Delvin Farms! Wonderful organic farm with home canned foods, fresh vegetables,…read moredried herbs, local cheeses, candles, and specialty items, all with good ole' southern hospitality! Michelle loves dogs and would enjoy seeing yours when you stop in! Buy the pickles!!' So good!

If it's late Spring in Middle Tennessee, that means it's strawberry season. I have frequented many…read moreof the u-pick farms in Middle Tennessee but I had never been to Delvin. What makes Delvin a key farm to patronize is that the strawberries are organic. Yes, please. So, I took advantage of a Saturday on which I was in town and made the pretty drive to College Grove. I arrived and saw a small building and a lot of cars so I knew I was in the right place. I went inside the building and said that I was here to pick some berries. The nice lady gave me two rectangular cartons, explained how the picking worked, pointed me in the right direction, and sent me on my way. It was a beautiful, clear day so the weather was perfect for picking. I must have picked (hyuck) the right time as the fields were pretty bare. Nice. It was late(r) in the season so the rows closest to the building were pretty bare but I am not new to the game. I know that people tend to be lazy so if you're willing to walk, you can score some good fruit. Sure enough, my walk was rewarded. I found row after row of succulent, deep red, fresh fruit. I was just getting started with filling my second carton when I noticed a gentleman running after a child (no biggie) with a LOOSE gun (like, jiggling) on his hip. Nope. No sir. One carton was going to have to do.* The idea of being on my own with a guy sporting an improperly holstered firearm took the magic of the day away. I made my way back to the building, paid for my ONE carton (very reasonable price), talked myself out of buying assorted jams and sweets, paid, smiled, and got in my car to drive back to Nashville. And, yes: the berries tasted as good as they looked. *This has nothing to do with the farm but it happened on the farm... which is located in Nashville... so, take that for what it is.

The Whole Foods in Franklin is the anchor store for a large multi-use plaza on McEwen and is easily…read moreone of my favorite places to stop in the area. Whole Foods in general are always so refreshing to be in from the condition of the store to the cleanliness, service, fresh food and of course...the hot food stations! I have popped into this location many times over the years, sometimes for full shopping experiences, other times for a quick lunch and on occasion, for an Amazon return. Each visit is fairly effortless and stress-free. The only part that can be slightly painful is parking, and getting in and out of the place...this complex is very busy! Service is always stellar whether on the floor, behind a counter or at the registers. Overall, while I am a Kroger loyalist, I make it point to swing by this Whole Foods anytime I need...or want!

Whole Foods Market self serve hot bar (1566 McKwen Dr) is seldom maintained. Food that is available…read moreis often dried out. Typically, pans that should hold food are simply empty. Whole Foods is pricey, but worth the extra cost. Not this hot bar. I have come numerous different times of the day - to no avail. Employees are of no help. Suggestion: Shop another Whole Foods Market if you plan to use the hot food bar.

My visit on February 15, 2026 was overshadowed by an interaction with Michele, who appeared to be…read moreacting in a managerial role. A customer had approximately 45+ items in the clearly marked "10 items or less" express lane. When I politely pointed this out, Michele did not attempt to resolve the situation or enforce store policy. Instead, she repeatedly dismissed me with "that's enough" and "it's okay," spoke about me to others while I was standing there, and when I asked her to repeat the comment she replied, "I wasn't talking to you." Rather than de-escalating, Michele's tone and behavior escalated the situation and created a hostile, uncomfortable experience. This is not the level of professionalism or customer service expected from someone in a leadership position. Very disappointing interaction. I have also contacted corporate regarding this incident and am waiting for follow-up.

I recently became aware of a new employee working the registers, service desk and self check. The…read morelady has a tendency to walk around with her smart phone in her hand and checking it continually. By doing so I noticed that she is not giving customers necessary attention and when she does she just turns and walks away. I am unaccustomed to this at Publix. The employees generally greets one with a smile and is friendly and pleasant. This person does none of those. She seems a bit gruff. I hope this is not a new trend at this store. If I wanted to be treated that way I'd just go across the street.