When I am in this neck of the woods I have been to this location on several separate occasions. Yes…read moreI am more of a dollar tree gal, but dollar general has some great finds as well. This location is normally clean and nicely organized. Going here during Covid it still holds to that. There was a line to get to the register when I first walked in but everyone had mask on and were social distancing. One thing I did notice is there really weren't any employees on the floor to assist of help was needed. Maybe they were hiding between aisle because I sure didn't see anyone but the cashier. The cashier was a pleasant gentleman that seem happy to be at work. I thought it was very cool they had a trophy at the counter. When I first went to take a photo the cashier thought I was making fun of the location but I told him I was really impressed because I have honestly never seen one in any other dollar general (possibly not paying attention or they don't offer it everywhere...who knows). Once I stated how I was impress he seem to be smiling under his mask and was speaking about it! That makes me happy to see a proud employee of their job! Great job Dollar General!

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Ehhhh it's Walmart....so my expectations aren't too high. This location carries food (bakery,…read morealcohol and food item dry, frozen and refrigerated), lawn and garden section, clothing, photo, and I believe that is it. The main reason for the three stars, is simply the service. Man it's really hard finding helping and when you do they are chatting or just aren't very enthusiastic to actually help. In the food section it's a hit or miss if you will find everything you need. When in this section when asking for help...you may just want to take time and do it yourself. My grandmother needed a particular sauce that she has purchased there several times and where it usually is...it wasn't this time. We asked and all they kept saying is it's sold out even though the location sticker was gone and it appeared they rearranged things. Since it's my grandmother you know I will not let her down so I started looking and found it was moved two aisles down. Hmmm I don't work here but was willing to do the job, so I was hoping the employees would be as well since that is the job they are getting paid for. Either way, I have realized it can be frustrating at times of you are not aware this is how they operate. The cleanliness of the store is pretty decent. Haven't really had a bad experience. I haven't been to their restroom in years so not sure how that is. All in all this is one of your few options to get groceries so visiting is something you can't truly avoid. They do have food Lion as an option. Just keeps a heads up knowing you may have to woo saaa at times!

I went to Walmart on Saturday because I was in the area. My experience was terrible. I had made a…read morepurchase but the barcode was wet, so the cashier response was the barcode is wet and then proceeded to find someone to help her, but returned with such a nasty attitude. "I can't sell you this product until someone print another, so I ask if she could use the other package to get the bar code and her reply was NO, it sells by the pound and yes it more than likely is but, it was not based on the pound, it was simply the same product from the meat department and the price was the only thing that mattered was the price which was visible. What surprised me was her demeanor, the tone in her voice and when she slammed the package on the counter, and made the comment that the individual is at lunch then proceeded to scan my order and then had the nerve to add an addition charge to my order. I ended up in customer service line to get my refund, but did make her aware of the overcharge, and YES, I did make her aware of the mistake, and what did she do? LAUGH! In the future I will spend my money elsewhere.

It's clean and not crowded. Lots of alcohol and ice cream are good deals. The restroom must be…read morecleaned more often. Lots of toilet paper on the floor. Customer service: Hummm... one staff was not friendly at all and didn't greet. Parking lot: Free.

It pains me to write this review, but it's been months and nothing has changed. It's clear now…read morenothing will, so I'm warning others to steer clear of the produce department. This store used to be my favorite place to grocery shop, hands down. It's well lit, the floor plan makes sense, the restrooms are usually clean, and the building is in an easily accessible location. The parking lot is large, and they regularly collect the buggies so you don't have to worry about one escaping and bumping your car. Almost every employee there has been great in my experience and will help you find what you need, greet you, or shoot you a smile as you walk past. Most of the store is clean and well run, and they do a good job of keeping items stocked and rotated. They offer weekly MVP sales, manager sales , and coupons that have really made a difference in our budget. It's been a pleasure to shop here. For years, every time I walked into the produce dept, happiness washed over me. I savored the order, freshness, and cleanliness. Displays looked neat, well-stocked, and inviting. The quality of their produce was always head and shoulders above every other grocery store I'd ever visited, including other Food Lion locations. I'd happily spend more money than necessary because I was excited to buy fresh, appealing food. Prices aren't great anywhere these days, but here, I felt what they were asking was more reasonable because I was confident I was purchasing quality food for my family that would last till I had time to cook. Those times are over, and it's heartbreaking. I realize how dramatic that sounds, but feeding my family well is crucial to me. For about 6 months, this is the kind of produce that has regularly been made available for purchase. The previous (excellent) produce manager decided to step down and was replaced by someone who thinks sprouting, mushy, and rotting food is acceptable to leave on the shelves for customers to pick through. Yesterday my hand sank into a withered mango on one of the end caps while trying to find one worth buying. Mangos are on sale this week, and if you hope to take advantage of the sale, you need to hunt through withered, semi-rotting baskets of fruit to try to find one that looks like it'll survive the drive home. If you manage to find it, you'd better use it that same day. I can't tell you how many times I've searched the bell peppers looking for one that isn't broken, crushed, slimy, or wrinkling with age, only to give up in frustration. Don't get me started on how disgusting the wet wall is! More often than not, I leave the store discouraged. When I go shopping, I pray I see a particular employee working because I know how meticulously she culls, cleans, and restocks produce. She can only do so much though, and she certainly can't fix a bad manager. Where is his boss? Where is corporate? Yesterday was the last straw. I showed a store manager the nasty pear I found and spoke to him about how disappointing it's been to shop there lately. He was empathetic and understanding and told me I'm not the first person who has voiced dissatisfaction. I told him I've been filling out the reviews on my receipts for corporate, and he said the store receives those reports too and emphasized again, they realize how unhappy customers are with the produce dept. This tells me Food Lion prioritizes their current produce manager's laziness and incompetence over customer loyalty and satisfaction. It's insulting that people are expected to spend their hard-earned money on what's essentially expensive compost. No thanks. I genuinely love this store and I appreciate the efforts of most of the people who work here. Retail is hard and thankless, and the employees who do their job well don't get nearly enough recognition. I'll probably keep coming here for essentials because my pharmacy is next door, but for everything else, I'd rather drive twice as far and pay twice as much at Publix. I sincerely hope something changes in the produce department soon, because this is disgraceful.

Cindy was helpful...She found the right shoes to fit my feet with my new orthotic...plus offered…read moreideas on dress shoe options for those special occasions...You guys are the BEST!

I have used these guys a few times over the last few years and they always do exceptionally great…read morework. I love that they are local, I love that they are honest and transparent with the timing on their goods, and I really love the fact that every time they give me a date, my stuff will be ready. It's always faster than what they project. They are affordable and just great people to deal with.

Overpriced items that are borderline antiques. Overly accosting cashier who just wont leave you…read morealone

We saw this place on the drive down to Deltaville and swore we would stop by on the way back. So…read moreglad we did! The bulk of the store is dedicated to bottles and Coke bottles. I'm not a bottle collector, so can't say how fair their prices were, but we did enjoy picking through the endless shelves of very well organized glassware. The organization of the shelves made browsing a real pleasure. There is a separate smaller section with old tools, another for books, and a huge room in back filled with old furniture. Staff was very friendly. Prices on kitchen goods and other items were higher than I expected to see so far away from a major city. I was also rather disappointed that they seemed non-negotiable, but we only picked up one item, so maybe there's hope if you have a larger purchase.

Acme has a little bit of everything and a whole lot of somethings. Because it is structured in…read morevendor booths thee is not consistent pricing. There are many deals as well as may over priced items it is definitely with a stop for those of us who enjoy the hunt.

With fun vintage carnival ride pieces outside and surrounded by interesting statues. This store…read morealmost calls you in to explore the inside. The inside consists of expected booths from a variety of retailers that offer a great selection of items. I was able to find jewelry, glassware, art and even candy while there! The store is three stories and you will find something in every corner, we spent almost 2 hours here and I still don't think we saw everything! The service workers there were all very nice and we were reminded that we could ask for help at any point twice which was a welcome kindness! While this store has many sights to take in, the prices are really inconsistent, with some booths feeling very fair in value and other booths selling very similar products for 3x more. One example, would be carnival glass products ranging from $12 - $78 dollars for the same pitcher in different booths. While I know the owners do not control the prices set by retailers this is something to keep in mind. It is hard to tell what is a fair price if you're new to antiquing and you may have to search multiple areas to ensure you are getting a fair price. Some booths were not very organized with bins filled with multiple items, glassware on top of glassware, and jewelry/beads precariously pinned to corkboards which made it difficult to maneuver without fear of messing something up. The store itself is covered everywhere with items which can be somewhat overwhelming and makes it difficult to access and see some items. Especially in certain areas that have tight corners and small walkways due to item placement. As a warning, the store also sells some racial stereotype memorabilia which can be jarring to some shoppers. While it is important to maintain history, it may be more beneficial to have these items in a special area for those seeking them. Overall, Acme Antiques is a fun day if you're used to flea markets, antiquing or thrifting. It may be a bit more overwhelming for first time shoppers but you will not be bored. You could easily get lost and spend multiple hours here. I provided three stars due to the lack of organization in booths, questions of value and difficulties maneuvering around the booths .

Pretty nice store, a lot of shoes and clothes. I have been looking for a particular pair of shoes…read morefor my wife and they actually had the shoe in her size! The staff was very friendly and courteous. I will definitely come back for releases of shoes. A little jewel in the middle of nowhere.

I work at this store and honestly these people are so unprofessional. Every week the computer…read moresystem goes down and kicks your name and information out so you have to constantly call the manager in Richmond to get your hours fixed to get paid because you can't clock in. Every week there's something wrong with your paycheck. For instance, I was supposed to get paid last week. I still haven't got paid. When I got to work last week, the manager says, "the checks got sent back up the road because they weren't signed." People have things they need to pay for. It's never okay to play with someone's money. People get killed everyday over money. Don't ever apply here. You get paid minimum wage, with part time hours, and no benefits! The only thing you get is 20% off shoes (that's not much) and that doesn't even include the shoes that have been marked down.

I honestly had no reason to be stopping at a fourth Sheetz location on the trip. But I did it…read moreanyway. I mean, I actually did have a reason to stop here, I guess I am also showing my obsession for Sheetz as well. I stopped here for a few reasons actually. I needed to discard my trash from the previous location, use the facilities, stretch my legs, and get out of the vehicle for a minute or two. Trash discarded I head inside for the facilities. Well put together and clean. The store is rather large here as well. I did take a moment to browse here, but had to remind myself that I did not need anything else. What is really interesting here is the utilization of the outside area. You have your typical Sheetz sidewalk with the few items for purchase; ice, propane, washer fluid. Maybe some seating too. But if you go towards the back of the store they have a pet relief area. Complete with signage to let you know what it is and disposal bags. Nice little touch for this location. If you happen to have your furry friend with you on your trip through this area, definitely consider stopping here.

They have a station where you can learn the ins and outs of making your own milkshakes. Quite…read moresimply the coolest gas station, second only to Buccees.

Amazing classes and instructors! Really cool vibe! Highest quality instruction and equipment and a…read morefun and welcoming atmosphere!

Wonderful assortment of stones and related items. Very good customer experience...I asked several…read morequestions and got great responses. Very helpful!