My local Bi-Lo is just great! That's all there is to it. I recently got tired of the Atlanta hassle…read moreand moved to Metter. I'm used to shopping at the big suburban markets like Publix, and Kroger. When I first moved to Metter, I was skeptical that BI-Lo could match their prices and provide the variety I've come to appreciate. Boy was I wrong! BI-Lo's consistently met and exceeded all my expectations. They have a great selection throughout the store. As an example, recently, my dog needed hydrocortisone spray for a chronic itch she has on her paws. I tried Walmart (two locations) pet stores; everywhere. No one had it. On a whim I checked BI-Lo and they carried it! I find they have whatever I'm looking for, whether it's a great selection of high quality meats, comfort food like no-sugar added ice cream sandwiches or just the staples. I'm never disappointed. While their prices can be a little higher for some items, the discounts from their rewards/loyalty program seems to cover everything I buy. The real winner though is the customer service at Bi-Lo. The people who work there are wonderful! The cashier who was working this morning was the epitome of great customer service. Very friendly, efficient, well trained, and helpful. If you looked up customer service in the dictionary, there would be a picture of Cassandra. I usually don't get wowed by grocery stores. BI-Lo in Metter GA is the rare exception.

Great easy to browse Grocery, excellent hot food choices and old school grocery feel!…read moreThey cook pretty much anything in the meat cooler for 2 bucks. Fast food joints are continuing to decline as the snowflake melt waters down customer service, quality and sometimes safety. Not here! Get you one of their home made burgers and wonder why you ever would want another Mc anything again! And pick you up some nice ribeyes and all the fixings too!

Such a neat little place right off of 169. It looks like a convenience store, but they also sell…read moregroceries and cook pizzas, and burgers, and even steak! Delicious food and sweet little old man (Bernie himself!) greeting you when you come in. Love this place.

9/10 times I get their "organic chicken" regardless of the sell by date is a week away... it is…read moreRANCID and bad. Not only is this dangerous (also me being pregnant especially so! but it clearly shows that food is also not be properly handled. I tried contacting the manager about this and got through to no one so now I'm going to have to contact the food safety department because this is bad. I understand it happening one or two times but the fact that it's nine out of 10 times is significant.

Online ordering support is horrible. A huge tip got on my order somehow and I immediately called…read moreto ask for it to be removed. I went through 4 different customer service people and yes, even spoke to a supervisor. Hard to believe...they would rather loose a customer than remove that tip. I have been shopping and getting deliveries from Krogers for years. I offered them to remove that tip or loose a customer. Kristin-supervisor-chose to loose a customer. So be it. Plus....We're getting a Publix!!!!!

Sometimes I pop into Publix just to see what I didn't notice on my last visit. I found some great…read moretreats. The aisles were clear and clean and the selection here is amazing. The service at Publix is always pleasant.

Not my first time in a market with Publix, but definitely the first in quite a while. So I admit, I…read moream struggling with the Publix format having come from two successive Kroger markets. This store in particular is fairly large with a pretty expansive format, but a lot of the merchandising left me confused. For instance, I was looking for lemonade, and I noticed that it is carried in 3 to 4 different locations across the produce juice and deli sections. It made it extremely frustrating trying to figure out whether or not they carried Milo's lemonade, which I eventually discovered they carried every milo's product except the lemonade??? Not really sure what the rationale behind that is given the lemonade is the most popular sku in the brand. Anyway, I digress. The second thing that I find a little challenging with Publix is understanding what the actual deals are standing at shelf. I couldn't really tell what was on sale, what wasn't and what the real values were. I'm assuming this information is probably buried in a sales flyer, which I probably need to pick up the next time. That being said, I found overall service in the store to be decent but even given the number of employees walking around in the store I don't think I've was ever really been greeted or offered help without asking first. Definitely a location and a brand that is going to have to grow on me.

Times: Varies…read more Purchased: -local honey, local juice, pastries Pros: - Lots of variety of foods! -great selection of freshly made items. -great bakery -mostly friendly staff. -clean and organized. Cons: - Pricier, but better quality costs more.

The cake salesperson was rude. This was my first and last time at this store. I thought they sold…read morethe best cakes here, so I was disappointed when I encountered rude staff. I don't think she likes Asians like me.

I have tried to go there numerous times but can never find a parking spot…read more Both Walmarts in Statesboro don't have enough handicap spots or some people are parking in them illegally.

This Walmart store marks a couple firsts for me:…read more 1. This is the first Walmart Neighborhood Market I've been to. 2. This is the first Walmart gas station I've filled up at. There are over 700 Walmart Neighborhood Market stores. These stores are significantly smaller in scope and scale than standard (and massive) Walmart Supercenters. They're more comparable to grocery store chains like Kroger, focusing on groceries, pharmacies, and fuel. This one has a bakery and stocks organic and natural selections. The store is relatively new. It opened Wednesday, December 17, 2014. It's open 24/7. I filled up at the gas station out front. It's got 12 pumps and offers diesel fuel. The station was clean and the pumps were in good condition. On 3/25/2017, premium fuel at this station cost $2.689 per gallon. On 3/23/2017, I filled up at a QuikTrip in Suwanee for $2.399 per gallon (premium). On 3/27/2017, I filled up at a QuikTrip in Marietta for $2.569 per gallon (premium). I'm not sure why the gas at this country Walmart was more expensive than the gas at QTs in the Atlanta suburbs. Walmart also charges for air for your tires unlike QT. In the end though, I think this Walmart Neighborhood Market is A-OK.