Most of the time the girls checking the customers out at the registers, are just plain rude, not…read morethe mature ladies, not the people that have been there for years. The one eating lifesaver candy at her register and if she smiled her face would break!

Essentials - get the essentials on your way to the lake!!…read more Great small supermarket with a good selection of items. While things are priced a little high - this is the only real grocery store in the area so you will just need to pay it and support the community. Like I have said before - the nicest people in this area!!!!

My husband loves their pepperoni pizza but I think they have the Best barbecue sandwich everread more

Convenient, clean,friendly, well stocked ( even started carrying Buffalo Rock Ginger ale after we…read moreasked) Hot to go food available as well.

We travel in our RV all summer. Stopped here for…read moregroceries. This store was immaculate. Had a beautiful produce, bakery, and deli section. Nice meat market and a nice selection of everything you could need in the way of groceries. The checkout young boys were so polite and helpful.

Great store with great folks, but the deli needs to learn a little customer service. Ignoring…read moresomeone at the counter is rude. We clearly see you are busy and a simple "hello, someone will be with you shortly" would go a long way. There is rarely a smile, a hello, or even eye contact. Eight folks working and only one person spoke to me after waiting several minutes. She was wonderful - just not sure why no one else was responsive.

I grew up going to this Piggly Wiggly for everything I needed. It's one of the very few grocery…read morestores in this neighborhood. They have lots of good sales as well as a good deli where you can sit and eat as well. I've most recently tried their sushi, and staff is always super friendly and helpful.

I'm done with this store for good. I rarely buy anything anywhere that isn't on sale, so I read…read moreevery grocery ad that cones out mid-week. PW Warrior can NEVER be fully in sync with their own ad, which I assume comes out of corporate. They started offering a weekly freebie earlier this year with a specified minimum overall purchase amount. So you grab one, meet the required $$, get in line to check, then notice you've been charged for the freebie. Why? Because the one selected off the shelf doesn't EXACTLY match the picture in the ad. Went one time specifically for one particular item, only to find there was none in the store. So I asked the department manager if more was coming in. He said no, because he'd stopped buying the item, since "every time I ordered something from them they didn't send it." Guess whoever plans the specials should've checked with that guy before putting things in sale. I've spent MANY long minutes standing in line while the cashier (and I need to say here that the cashiers have always been helpful and understanding) calls the manager, who has to take the sale item back to the middle of the store, check this and that, all while customers are waiting in line behind me, to finally stroll back, get on the register, key some things into the register, then walk away - all without saying a word to me (most times, not all). Today the ad showed Coke 12-pack cans at 2 for $10. I check out and stupid me forgets to watch the register. I'm looking at the receipt while walking to my truck and notice I've been charged full price for both cartons. I'm eating that extra cost today because I will NEVER EVER AGAIN set foot in this miserable place. I'm sick and tired of having to fight my way to save a few much needed $$ savings. Piggly Wiggly in Warrior - YOU ARE THE WORST RUN GROCERY IN THE PLANET!!!!!!!!

When I went into this Trader Joe's recently, it felt like they've spread things out, maybe they…read morepared down the inventory for a more spacious feel? I know they have made some changes since it first opened, but it did feel sort of less cluttered. I say that because while the aisles felt wider, the produce less crammed, and a back corner reconfigured, I still have never mastered the art of shopping Trader Joe's. The placement of items seems so random to me, and unituitive. Why are there peanut butter cups and harissa above frozen vegetables? Why are cookies over nearly everything frozen from dinner entrees to breakfasts? It can be a little frustrating for 'compartmental shoppers.' If you want fresh flowers, make sure you go early in the day for the best selection. And if you're going for flowers near the end of the week, be also forewarned that a number of church flower guilds use TJ to create and/or supplement their weekly arrangements because TJ gets some unique flowers in smaller bunches at decent prices.

By Trader Joe's standards, this is an easy parking lot. I love shopping here, it's pricing seems…read morefair to me, especially compared to the alternative, Publix. Flower selection is always well-stocked, fresh, and beautiful. They have a good selection of meat, cheese, basic produce, and specialty frozen products. I have some gripes about the layout, but recognize that the model of TJ's is the 'thrill of the hunt.' I would complain, but I know they're doing it on purpose. It's fun. I went most recently on a Sunday morning. Do not recommend. I was dodging cute couples discussing Sunday supper while trying to get through quickly. I like to go at slower times so I have the room to lollygag and loaf about. My recommendations: soup dumplings, frozen mandarin chicken, strawberry licorice, and any other snack that strikes your fancy. I always pick up a couple bottles of the "two buck chuck." The Trader Joe's vineyard, Charles Shaw, is colloquially called "two buck chuck," but has gone up to $4 these days. Still, it's a good enough wine for me. I never go in expecting to find household items. I did not get to check aluminum foil off of my list. Alas, I must hunt some more. How thrilling!

Friendly store full of great employees!!! Everything is well taken care of and well presented…read more Needs self checkout! Needs jalapeño cheddar bread and rosemary bread in the bakery and I'd be there more frequently!!!

This is the best thing that has happened to me. I have multiple sclerosis and can't walk anymore…read moreand it's so wonderful that they can deliver your groceries like they did in olden days! And they are prompt and nice. I will always be using them.

We ate here everyday of our mountain getaway. Breakfast, lunch, I didn't get dinner here but they…read morehave delicious looking casseroles that you take home & pop into the oven. Yum! And no joke, they looked super delicious. Cheesy, creamy, meat and carbs: omg. Lots of wine and beer. Tons and tons of gifts and trinkets to take home and commemorate your mountain visit. I didn't photograph much of it but they had great items. There's a bar to eat or sip your coffee right near the front or a large side room with ample seating. The breakfast biscuit sandwiches were off the chart! If they weren't homemade biscuits, I don't want to know because they were delicious. Definitely stop in here. Even if just for a vitamin water or a memento, it's a fab little market. They've got you covered!

My sister and I so loved this market! This will be our only stop for groceries in the way to our…read morecabin. They have ready made foods and pizza. They also have handmade arts and jewelry.

I love the variety that Whole Foods offers its customers. From the hot bar to the well-equipped…read moreseafood counter, they provide a wide selection of foods that you can enjoy without feeling guilty or concerned about the quality of what you're eating. I also appreciate that they are an option on the Too Good To Go platform. I do wish it were easier to obtain a bag, but I understand availability is limited due to the nature of how the program works. The prices can sometimes be higher than what you would pay at Walmart, but when you compare the quality, selection, and overall experience, the slightly higher cost feels worthwhile. Whole Foods offers many products that other stores do not, making it a valuable shopping experience, especially for people who enjoy trying new things. The store itself is clean, organized, and easy to navigate. I've never felt overwhelmed by the layout, and the atmosphere is enjoyable. The music is not too loud or distracting, which adds to the overall pleasant shopping experience.

We stop by here every so often, but it is out of our way since it is on 280. Maybe they'll open one…read morein Trussville one day. We liked to get the Too Good To Go bags they offer - look it up, definitely worth trying out, they're just hard to get since they go so fast. I would like to try their hot bar - it has a lot of selections on it with a good variety. They also have a ton of stuff to try, but it does seem a little like Trader Joes - a lot of speciality foods, most of which are out of normal budget.

I thought I did a review in February 2026 when I visited this store…read more This store is located in another place I lived for a while. It was not there when I lived there. I was very pleasantly surprised at this grocery. Very clean. Fantastic selection of items in deli/bakery area. While I had no interaction with any staff, I can only assume (hopefully) they are helpful and friendly. The floral area was very nice as well. The cleanliness could be do to the newness of store, but I don't think so as they are competing with Publix less than a mile away. Prices are in same area as Publix it seems.

This is the Burger Man with the Best Burgers in America Association. I went and scored their burger…read morefrom the Deli, and I got the Super Food City Burger. A double burger. They use fresh ground beef from the meat department to make their burgers--fresh toppings and seasoned to perfection. I highly recommend Food City's Deli for great burgers and customer service.

Love the Ingles in Bremen or Carrollton,Ga. Why can't any of their sites post their HOURS of…read moreoperation? Yelp is a valuable site but it should be the store telling customers when they can shop.

I love the deli. The food is good and most the staff are extremely friendly. There is one older…read morelady there in the deli that can be quiet rude to customers and the other girls working there. The grocery part of the store is my "go to" store in Centre. The store is clean and neat. I love the meat section and their selection. The bread is priced a little high. They have a candy selection that is out of this world. The produce is fresh and very affordable. The manager (Dennis) is a nice guy; he reminds me of Dan from Roseanne. If in Centre....forget Walmart...go to Ingles.