This grocery store/to go plates continue To be my spot for…read more6.00 for get a meat and 2 Your choice of bread for. 49 you can add A 12 ounce bottle of water and or for 1.59 add a slice of your favorite dessert #tips are appreciated

Great meat and three! Nice and friendly employees. Great little neighborhood grocery.read more

This particular location does not deserve the subpar reviews. As the only representation of this…read moreNorth Carolina supermarket chain in Middle Tennessee, it might be small and relatively expensive. But what this little store lacks in size and affordability it more than makes up for in quality. For my French toast recipe, they make the best brioche bread in Nashville. For my French onion soup, this is the only place with Dutch Kanaal cheese, my secret topping in the recipe I developed. And my guilty pleasure here is the Napoleon, one of my favorite desserts on the planet! And the Fresh Market pastry chefs make a REALLY GOOD VERSION!!

I'm new to shopping at the store and saw online there is a weekly prepared dinner special. I took a…read moredifferent way home after work so I could get the special for dinner. I walked around in the prepared food area and it all looked great. I found what was maybe where the meal components were but most were missing. I asked a lady if they had more of the pork chop meal. She sent me to the butcher. The butcher was busy but he was kind enough to come out from the counter and help me look. He is the only reason this is not a one star. There was a flyer of what I was looking for and he gave it to me and said it was at the deli. I walked over and apologized and said, sorry I am not sure how to order the weekly special pork chop meal or put it together. The lady was like I don't know what you are talking about. We have a lot of meals here. She was very mean about it. I was shocked because people are usually not rude to me because I am not rude to them. Anyway I showed her the flyer and said I am looking for the pork chops with gravy, Brussels sprouts and mashed potatoes on this flyer. The weekly special. All she said was the Brussels sprouts are over there, and waved her hand. I just walked away. It shouldn't be so hard to buy a multi-day advertised special. I won't be back and obviously no one will miss me.

Been to several Whole Foods in different cities and this one has the best sushi selection. The…read moreservice was OK. There's lots of parking and you can validate your parking inside at Whole Foods.

Worst operation ever. I thought the CoolSpngs location was…read morebadly filled and maintained... but Green Hills is even worse! Store is chronically empty and under staffed. they have now closed the health and beauty store next door and crammed all of it in this small location- and the store is even more crowded but empty. The only staff working hard are the web shoppers. special shout out to the incredibly rude and lazy produce staff.

The Whole Foods in Franklin is the anchor store for a large multi-use plaza on McEwen and is easily…read moreone of my favorite places to stop in the area. Whole Foods in general are always so refreshing to be in from the condition of the store to the cleanliness, service, fresh food and of course...the hot food stations! I have popped into this location many times over the years, sometimes for full shopping experiences, other times for a quick lunch and on occasion, for an Amazon return. Each visit is fairly effortless and stress-free. The only part that can be slightly painful is parking, and getting in and out of the place...this complex is very busy! Service is always stellar whether on the floor, behind a counter or at the registers. Overall, while I am a Kroger loyalist, I make it point to swing by this Whole Foods anytime I need...or want!

Pizza team do better. As a former small business owner, I hate to give out poor reviews…read more Unfortunately I've had multiple horrible experiences with the pizza counter and their employees. I believe this makes 5x in a row so I thought I'd step up and say something. I won't go through all of them, but here is a synopsis of the last two. My nephew had a football game at Centennial High this last fall, so we went to grab a pizza from the counter (you know how high school boys can eat). It was fairly late so they had several partial pizzas available by the slice. My wife and I tried to order a pizza and were told it was too late (really!!) so we asked if they could put together a whole pizza for the slices that were being sold "by the slice." We were also told no. I was dumbfounded, they said we had to order them by the slice only. They looked like they were sitting for a bit so I thought I was doing them a favor. Not to mention, they had what looked like four employees just conversing and on their phones. This morning my elderly parents were craving pizza so even though we have had multiple negative experiences, I thought; what the hell, we haven't tried them since last fall. I called, a woman with a kind voice answered and I thought finally a positive. I apologize for not being able to find the different pizza options on your website and she transferred me to the "ready to eat" counter. Unfortunately, they weren't ready to answer the phone because after several minutes on hold we were hung up on. If this was just a one time occurrence I would be fine but this seems to be their common practice. Customer facing employees must have better customer service. I will just grab a few pizzas from another place, I don't know if this is a reflexion on Whole Foods or just that Ready to Eat crew. Either way we probably won't be back for a while.

Very clean and organized Indian grocery store…read more Many different varieties of spices, dhals, rices, and extensive frozen section with naans, parathas, ready made sides. They have good sales on paneer and other staples.

A very good selection of the products we can't get at the other stores. The store is a pretty good…read moresize and isn't cluttered. A lot of natural light makes more appealing. Overall is clean and ambiance is nice. Service is standard. Overall experience is great.

Al Madina Internstional Market has it all! It's a huge grocery supermarket that has various vendors…read moreand businesses inside. I saw a jewelry store, a clothing store, perfume store, a bakery and a grill/restaurant in the back. I went in specifically for the grill but will be back to check out everything else this spot has to offer. The mixed shawarma was incredible and a great size! The meat with the pickled onions and tomatoes went perfectly together. Please add the fries with the garlic sauce into your shawarma and thank me later! The service was also really good and fast too.

Made a little visit after seeing so many viral fruit dessert videos. The man who was attending…read moreSahara Cafe inside the market was extremely welcoming and friendly. He gave great detail about the various desserts they offered while highlighting his favorites. These are a bit pricey, about $7-$10 for the viral fruit depending on the ones you choose. My least favorite was the coconut, but they were all pretty delicious. The fruit is shaped like that particular fruit with a hard outer shell. Once you bit into it you're met with a mousse consistency and pieces of that particular fruit for added flavor. Very neat little dessert, but worth a try. After grabbing a few items, I took a stroll around the store and boy was I met with groceries you don't usually come across in your mainstream stores. Very neat to say the least. I would love to return and try some different snacks from the various cultures highlighted inside the market.

This Kroger is located on Highway 100 and is the anchor store of the small shopping complex that is…read morealso shared with Starbucks, Relax Massage and a few other local spots. This Kroger has all the standard Kroger sections including deli, bakery, meat, pharmacy and includes a Kroger Fuel Center. I was visiting the next door massage spa and decided after to swing into Kroger to grab a few essentials for dinner. This location seems larger than others in the area and due to that, the layout is a little different that what I am used to. It is like relearning your favorite store! I had to wander around for bit to find things, but they had everything I needed, which was a pleasant surprise given the current state of things! Service was solid. I did self check and was happy to see the Attendant was friendly and helpful, while making sure she was directing folks in and out to keep the lines down. They also were selling rack of ribs outside, so you could get ribs grill to table! I did not partake, but overheard the interactions of the staff with customers and they were great. Only downsides were the meat selection was pretty limited and the gas prices were not competitive. Even with the discount from the Kroger Plus program, you are still better off hitting a nearby Mapco or Thornton's. Overall, this is a solid Kroger location! I happen to live a little closer to another location, but when in this area, I will certainly swing through.

bought a box of sliced mushrooms at Kroger, Hgwy 100, Bellevue TN 2/16 for dinner 2/17. mushrooms…read morewere in box under darker plastic wrap. Unseen by me was they were all past usage;, slimy and dark. Expecting guests in one hour for chicken marsala with mushrooms unusable. Kroger has fallen so much from the store it once was

This place is a true gem. Whether you are feeding an army, preparing for a party, or just trying to…read morebe frugal, they have the supplies for you. Whether plastic ware, 5 lb blocks of cheese, or 3 pound bags of tortilla chips, this is your place. I love the fact that almost all of their dry goods are marked Kosher (I realize I'm a minority in that, but its still nice). I like that I can get 'green' sterno if I want it and that they are good at reducing packaging for less waste. The staff here is great. If you do get the huge block of cheese or meat, they slice it for free - after making certain the slices are just the right thickness for you. As someone else mentioned, their staff is super nice. They even have a program for your school where every dollar you spend can help donate money to the school. Its a club buying store that has no fees. Every once in a while comes a place that makes me sad there are only five stars. GFS is that place.

Today your head cashier called me a jerk as i walked out because wouldn't step up to the cash stand…read moreto finish my checkout. This came immediately after being boldly instructed to stand at the 6 ft. line. Almost like being yelled at for putting the cleaner on the counter so the cashier could scan it. Perhaps her bold instructions would be better aimed at the cashier who moved around the force field to scan the cleaner violating my space. Just saying, if you're going to forcefully dictate what people are going to do, you might want to be nicer to begin with amd start the procedural conversation earlier. But calling me a jerk because i wouldn't break her own 6 ft rule? That's rude and uncalled for. There's no way to maintain 6 ft from the cash stand and check out.. politics... making rules that can't logically be enforced.