As a Florida native Publix is a staple in every community. I don't know a single Floridian who…read moredoesn't love Publix. After I joined the Navy in 2014 I saw Publix less frequently unless I went back home to visit. This made me so sad. But now they've expanded to Virginia these last few years and that makes me happy! Publix is the Chik-Fil-A of grocery stores. Hopefully that puts it into perspective for those who have never been. This Williamsburg location is no exception. Friendly staff, excellent customer service as well. You can find food that's localized in Florida that has been imported. The deli section is amazing. They have premade food or you can order it fresh if you prefer. Highly recommend a Publix chicken tender sub with lettuce, tomato, and honey mustard. 10/10 combo. If you live anywhere in the 757 it is definitely worth the drive to visit this location.

My family stopped by just to get food from their hot bar…read more They ordered hot wings and potato wedges for me. It looked tasty. When I took the plastic wrap off of my container, I could smell that the food was old. It's that scent of warmer lights and old oil. I still took a bite and the chicken was indeed old. The wedges were old as well. They were hard and chewy on the outside. The cornbread was as hard as a brick. I didn't even bother to open the package. My son and his dad enjoyed their food. They got subs and chicken strips. Publix usually doesn't have nasty food. I probably just caught them on a bad day. I will still go back.

Small local grocery with a small, but fresh, produce department and a meat department with…read moreexcellent examples. The remainder of the store contains most of the usual suspects. I gave 4 stars for several reasons with customer service being #1. Location is #2 and finally it's the best store in this part of Hopewell. Sure they lack in selection and are a bit pricey, but they beat Save A Lot hands down and it doesn't require a long drive elsewhere. Well done!

I went to Randolph Market today to purchase a box of tomatoes at $40 per box. I opened the box to…read moresee if there were any bruised or soft tomatoes. As I found them, I began swapping the bruised soft tomatoes with tomatoes from another box. As I was doing this, I suppose it was the produce man that came at me and in a rather loud voice and said, "Ma'am, what are you doing!?" He startled me walking up on me very rapidly with a loud volume. He did not even introduce himself. He spoke to me as though I was in a corner stuffing tomatoes in my pockets(stealing). I told him I was going to can the tomatoes and they needed to be firm with no spots or bruising. He began chiding me as though I was a child and told me "You cannot build your own box!" "I stood and watched you". Then why ask what I was doing if you watched me the whole time? Now he's playing games with me. He argued with me for a few minutes so I told him I would leave. I put the top back on the box of tomatoes and put the box back where I got it from. As I was leaving, he was walking beside me still arguing with me until I got to the door. At this point, this is harassment. He caused a scene and people were staring at us. The scene was unnecessary and could have been avoided. He told me there were no rotten tomatoes. So why if all the tomatoes are all so good, would it matter if I was swapping one for another? The man was very unprofessional and rather intimidating. If I am going to pay $40 for a box of tomatoes, I certainly want all of the tomatoes to be the best possible for canning them. It's not really what one says when handling a situation, it is how they say it and the tone that they use when saying it. I will never step foot in Randolph Market again if that is the way they deal with their customers. They need to train their employees on good customer service. Especially with men running up on women in such an unprofessional and intimidating manner. Let me give Randolph market a free lesson on good customer service. The employee approaches the woman swapping tomatoes. He says calmly and reasonable, "Excuse me ma'am. My name is ...... I work here in the ....... department. I have been watching you swap tomatoes between boxes. We call that building a box. Our store policy does not allow that. You can purchase a box of tomatoes as is. That would have been an acceptable way to handle the situation without causing a very unnecessary scene in a place of business.

The selection is not the greatest but also not the worst. The employees here generally are hard…read moreworking but are not getting the support they need. It is not at all uncommon to find only a few lanes open with the cashiers swamped while the self checkout backed up the whazoo. I have walked out and left my groceries once or twice because of this. There will also be times where not a single cart is available in store--they are all outside. When you only have so many employees you can only do so much at one time. Somehow, despite all this the store is CLEAN. I have never once smelled sour milk in the refrigerator or seen messes on the floor. Publix is always my first choice but Food Lion isn't bad for a back up so long as it is not too busy....but it is often too busy.

I was in there today with 5-6 items. The store was packed. They had 3 lanes open plus the…read moreself-check-out. Lines backed up into the aisles of the store. The assistant manager could have cared less and did not offer to open up a lane. I told her I was leaving my basket on top of the soda cooler and going to Publix. Publix had at least 5 lanes open plus the self check out with lower prices.

Nothing special here. It was my first visit & I was there specifically looking for a t-shirt of the…read morelocal college. I found a shirt & bought my regular size without trying it on. When I got home, it was extremely small. So, I will have to return it. The customer service was poor. They were guarding the door as if I were at Costco, but the didn't speak to the customers. They just had personal conversations going on as if no one else was around. They didn't care about anyone or anything else. Rude! The store was somewhat tidy...it had places where it could've been cleaned up though. Like a million other WM's, there were a million customers waiting in line with only 2 lines open with cashier's & a few open for self-checkout. Ridiculous!!! If they don't have enough cashiers, at least open more self-checkout registers. They have absolutely no respect for people's time. I won't be back to this location. I usually don't even shop at WM anyway, but I knew they would have this shirt.

I have been calling for days trying to get customer service. The phone just rings non stop. When I…read moreselected the personal department, they were not helpful. They transferred me back to a non existent customer service. Walmart is hopeless, they need to do so much better. The amount of money they make they could have at least on person to answer calls. They treat their employees like modern day slaves, no wonder no one wants to come to work.

I grew up going to this store and it's great…read more Physically it's pretty unassuming - a little boxy building in downtown Hopewell, with narrow aisles and jam-packed shelves. It's the people that really make this place stand out; they provide the best customer service this side of the James, and you will become like family if you become a regular here. The store itself is run by a husband and wife team - John and Song Lynch, though unfortunately John just passed away. On Saturday, Song makes fresh kimchi, kimbap, and misc pickled foods. While the food she makes is a delight, watching her make it is even better. She's been making these fresh Korean meals for over 30 years, and you won't find anyone who makes a better balanced kimchi - not too salty, not too peppery. Song's kimchi is really popular among Korean-Americans who don't have time to make their own, so if you're on a health food kick, give hers a try. Her food often sells out in hours, so make sure you call ahead or get there early. If you are looking for a place to buy Korean groceries in the area, support your local business owners and come here!

Best Korean food. Wonderful lady. Great environment. Very clean and has a calming atmosphere.read more

Roadside food market with beer and wine. Great stopover. Very reasonable prices. Also lots of…read moreVirginia cured ham

Went in to pick up some bread and jam also picked up a dinner plate. The cashier shorted me 5.00 in…read morechange, upon arriving home and preparing to eat the dinner the chicken was raw the green beans had no seasoning nor did the potatoes. You can definitely see the game rooms are more important than the customers! Still debating on calling the health department,The Harrisons would turn over in their graves if they saw this,

Absolutely delicious. Nice restaurant, clean, the waitress was really nice. Got chicharron tacos…read moreand nopales. 10/10 coming back

Nice people. Cute business. Great customer service...BUT, I was not a fan of the meal that I…read moreordered. Although the presentation lovely, the flavor was obsolete. I've order birria tacos and burritos here and abroad and this is, by far, the most flavorless birria tacos I've ever had. As you can imagine, the consomé tastes the same and was very oily.

Aldi saves, more like Aldi saves lives. I started going to Aldi because of a Google search about…read morecheap wine. To be more specific good cheap wine. I found that Aldi has an amazing selection that is very affordable. I was always intimidated to go because you have to bring your own bags and you have to put a quarter in to get a cart. But for cheap wine I'm willing to try anything. Now I'm going to Aldi for everything not just wine. They have a large selection of things that I typically buy at other stores and the prices are unbeatable. And they have some things at their store that I never knew I was missing in my life. Things you should be buying at Aldi: diapers, bread, eggs, milk, all the Aldi store brand products. Aldi on average is about 30% cheaper than most other stores. They are also very vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free friendly. And did I mention the wine! You can find extremely good bottles of wine for only $6.99. If you're not shopping at Aldi now then you're so late. Try going to any one of their locations. I like mixing it up and going to different locations because I never know what I'm going to find.

I have been trying to get my groceries since Friday for pickup!!!! I keep getting changes of times…read moreand days to pick up and they have my money.... and I can't find out how to cancel this order!!!

My family and I had a great time at the farmer's market. We got a lot of great vegetables and…read morefruits from the stands. The macaroons were amazing as well. The hot chocolate/coffee stand was a bit disappointing. Make sure to get there early because some of the vendors sell out quickly. One vendor also gave out free books to children which was also nice. Everyone was very friendly. My children very much enjoyed the flutist.

We have been waiting for this venue to open, well worth the wait . If you are in Richmond , it's…read moreworth the drive. My starter was pork belly and black eyed peas . I had the crispy rockfish for my meal . Everything was lovely , visually and on the palate . Everyone in our party of six was pleased. Frits Has created a masterpiece in The Farmers Market!

When I tell you I LOVE this farmers market...I mean I stalk the FB page to see when they will open…read moreback up for the season. The people here are so friendly. I have never seen a bad piece of produce here. The flowers are gorgeous and you honestly can't beat the prices. Most of the time I go with nothing in mind to get and walk out with so many things. Definitely give it a try!

The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had a large selection of produce and seasonal items.read more