Plenty of parking. Great ADA access…read more Employees that are genuinely friendly. Wide, well-lighted isles. Clean restrooms, just to the right; up front. Repackaging available, upon request!! Senior discount on Wednesdays! Dreary rainy day. Soooo....may as well hit the grocery task. Been in a 'food rut' for a while. Knowing the exact isle/shelf doesn't make for a great deal of 'grocery experimentation'! I haven't been a regular shopper here for an extended time frame, and I wouldn't have made a change if it had not been for my previous grocery stop making a demographic shift in selection and quality. Now I'm wondering why I didn't make the change AGES ago? Would have avoided the afore-mentioned 'food-rut'! Publix: The isles are wide, which allows plenty of room for easing past the label-readers; not quite 'three-wide' - but close. (Think Darlington, not Talladega.) There's a wide selection of food and nonfood items, placed in the usual grocery-grid pattern. Pricing and unit info is well-placed and easy to read. Not only will an employee offer directions to an item, they'll offer to GUIDE you to the item! This is good, 'cause they often mention specials you've overlooked. This comment applies to both the golf-shirted stocker-sorts, AND the dress-shirt employees. About the 'repackaging' mentioned above: If you need three steaks and the package has five; NO PROBLEM! They'll happily repackage the 3 of your choice. Same with veggies! Wow! This store actually offers decent, freshly prepared sushi! I'm NOT a fan of grocery-store sushi (generally, it stinks!). I prepared to hold my breath as I walked by, but then I saw the sales counter: "Oh myyy!" Clean-clean-clean! Spotless, with a pleasant lady behind the counter who knew her stuff!! (Sushi, wasabi, and Kirin on an early autumn afternoon, as I write this review!!!). Why is it that far too many public businesses treat the human function of visiting the restrooms as an afterthought, or worse, an annoyance? Not so at Publix! They're in the front, so mommy, daddy, or granddad, can make a quick nappy-change for the wee-ones on-site, rather than driving home! And...Yes, Mr Grocer, even us old codgers need a spot for an occasional "pit-stop"! I remember when one walked into the grocer's -handed a list over the counter, and waited while a clerk pulled the items from the shelves behind the counter. Potatoes still had dirt on them; bananas were cut from a big stalk hanging from the ceiling. Fruits came and went with the seasons. What changes time has wrought! We live in a wondrous age of grocery goodness, wonderfully exemplified at Publix!

Recently attended a birthday celebration where sliders made by Hixson Publix were being served and…read morethey were awesome. I had ham and cheese along with roast beef and cheese and they didn't even need a condiment. They were so delicious!

Decided to take a Sunday drive into the woods and by the water at Harrison Bay State Park. Too many…read morepeople were out to do social distancing. Stopped by this little market to see what they had in stock. Discovered a dozen eggs for $2.99, plenty of toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and even masks. They also sell fishing supplies, chips, cold drinks, snacks, and ice cream. The owners have setup a plexiglass wall to keep the cashiers and customers separated at the checkout too. This is a great little market to stop by if you still need a couple things.

Love this market! Try this: Buy a tomato at the grocery store, and buy a tomato at Bryden's…read moreMarket. Take them both home and smell of them. The tomato from Bryden's smells like a fresh tomato and the other one doesn't have any smell at all. Guess which one will last the longest. The one from the grocery because you will eat the Bryden tomato first. (If you don't eat the Bryden tomato first it will last longer because the other one will rot first.) The people at Bryden's are friendly and helpful, too.

Amazing produce selection and amazing food! A local staple! Highly recommend anyone and everyone…read morestop by!

This store is always clean, well-stocked, and easy to navigate. The produce is fresh, and the staff…read moreis consistently friendly and helpful

Publix is known for their commitment to quality products, produce, and excellent customer service…read more The past couple of years, the various Publix locations that we've visited throughout Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee have unfortunately been a hit and miss. This Publix, however, has maintained its commitment to excellence. In particular, their customer service has been unwavering and what we've come to expect when visiting a Publix (shoutout to Terri and Maddison who have been amazing). This is the best Publix in this area. They always have items in stock, specials are clearly labeled, and the store is clean and organized. Their hot bar for lunch and deli counter is routinely stocked, looks fresh and clean. Definitely try their chicken tenders or any of their delicious Boar's Head sub sandwiches if you haven't yet. Don't pass up their produce either. They have the best tasting watermelon, pineapple, and cantaloupe. Their bakery is PHENOMENAL too! You will find the best baked goods here that rival the best artisan bakeries. Grab yourself a package of Calypso Cookies, or order yourself a Strawberry and Peach Sensation Cake or Vanilla Almond Cream Cake. You will not be sorry! Also, stop by the sushi counter for $5 sushi on Wednesdays (a great deal)! This will continually be our go-to Publix in the area. Keep up the great work!

UGO is our first stop for very competitively priced groceries. Every department has name brand…read moreitems, and now they've started their own name brand products. We've tried their butter (salted and unsalted) which is very good. It's like a treasure hunt weekly, as you ever know what extra items they may be carrying due to a close out from another store.

Some are new bright and shiny ,some are old and could use some sprucing up but they all have very…read morepleasant employees and some very good deals on food products, produce,meat milk and eggs and the expensive bread I buy at extremely affordable prices. There packaged ice is half the price of anyone else's and I live in my automotive, so I buy ice everyday for my cooler of food , and it's what I call " the good ice " . It comes in a 16 lb bag for a 1.99$ . It doesn't melt as fast as all the other ice as it's ice shape and thickness makes it melt slower than all the others . I love these stores . Mine is in Cleveland, Tennessee.

This is really for the Re-branded Super Bi-Lo, now a Food City. Food City doesn't seem to register…read morewith the Yelp app, yet. I think there's a "man behind the curtain somewhere". For all the talk-talk-talk of lower prices, there's little to indicate that very much has changed, with a couple of notable exceptions...... Of course, FC has replaced the BiLo in-store brands with their own Food Club offerings: Prices about the same. Some food genera have shrank: Where three options were offered, now only one rests in the shelf or freezer. (What happened to my bacon/cheese/Angus Bubba Burger?) Beer prices have held steady or in some instances increased. Yes, I know there's always been cheaper sources for basic, everyday brews other than the neighbourhood grocery, but there's a convenience factor working there. I'm afraid the 'tipping point' has been reached on that item. Zillions of isle signs and item $$ signs adorn the shelves: Distracting really. If they keep telling us the prices are lower, maybe enough of us will begin to believe it, I imagine. At this point item location hasn't been affected, but I'm told that's in the works. It is good to see so many of the former employees still working here, with different shirts but still with that great service attitude. The man behind the curtain will have to work harder to make me a fan.

I applied for a position to work in store at Food City Starbucks. I had no phone interview, but an…read morein person interview. I didn't think anything of it as I have previous experience in working at a Starbucks. I went to the interview with HR and the HR person seemed confused. They said the position I applied for wasn't available and thank you for coming in. We then messages about another offer at the same location for a different position. I went to the interview in person again. I waited over 30 mins for the HR person again. i received an offer for lower than advertised for the position with numerous years of current experience level. Basically I am writing this to discourage anyone from searching employment here. If their HR is this messy I can't imagine what working at this location is like.

Typical Walmart store…read more This one was located across the street from our hotel. We stopped here to find some shorts or some clearance swimsuits since we wanted to get in the hotel pool. Well, shorts it was. The store was very well stocked! If they sold it, it was there because they didn't have any gaps on their shelves. This is different in this time.

This is my favorite Walmart. They are usually nice and glad to help. Most of all, you can find…read moresomebody to help. Electronics are usually in stock for the most part. This store has the largest DVD collection that I have ever seen. They have a 5 cd dump bin you are going to want to check out too. Also, there is a blu ray dump bin where the movies are only $7.88

We buy chicken and ground beef there every week. Quality is excellent and consistent. Ribeyes and…read morefillets are also superior.

Great selection, priced on par with other meat markets. Love…read morethe extras like the stuffed chicken breast and wide variety of sausages. Only negative (not Dons issue) is we live in the opposite side of town so I have to want to make a trip if we need something.

First, I am not a huge fan of Food City. However, this particular location is always so neat and…read moreclean and the workers are always very friendly. It is never overcrowded and the lines moves quickly. They make everything look worth purchasing compared to some others. It is a long drive if you do not live in the area but worth it if you want a good experience.

I like this grocery store. I recommend it to anybody. I told my friend about it and now she wants…read moreto go and shop it. As far as their groceries are concerned, their shelves were full as I saw no outs. I also liked their produce department as the fruits and vegetables looked fresh. Great service as I got checked out fast from a friendly cashier. I highly recommend the Food City Value Card to save money. If you forget it, just give them your phone number to get credit for your savings.

I stop in this Food City once in awhile when I take a different route home from work. It's a good…read moresize store. It needs to be updated. When Food City took over the Bi-Lo stores, they didn't really do any upgrades to existing space. This store shows it's age. I do like their bakery and you can usually get in and out fairly quickly. The produce is pretty good as well. I guess this isn't the best neighborhood as they have a security guard on duty. The parking lot is always crowded for the number of people in the store though. I can never figure that one out.

This is a great location for Food City and my first time here. Produce and butcher dept was clean…read moreand neat and very organized. Great selections and lots of staff to help. This is what a grocery store should look like. Bravo to the manager and staff here. I grew up as the son of a grocery store manager in the 60-70s . Dad would have loved this place !!