If you know about Publix, then you just know. Publix is one of those places that even the worst…read moreones seem to still do better than many stores. That thought is very easy to have because my experience has been great at all Publix stores, and they are branching out further north. I personally think they have better customer service than Wegmans and definitely have better fried chicken (Mardi Gras wings) and sandwiches than many grocery stores. What I like is their commitment to cleanliness and consistency across their chain. It reminds me of HEB in that you do not see employees just standing around. The people who work there are always busy but never so busy that they do not take the time to ask if you need help. There is no issue of trying to pretend they do not see customers or an issue of constantly on their phones.

As a Retired Veteran that has bought the 8 piece Mix Chicken Basket at Publix. I would like to…read moreThank the Manager for listening and helping me for Honoring my receipt and exchanging my purchase for a fresh batch of chicken that I received The courtesy and professional Miss exhibited highly from this manager thank you

I went to visit my daughter who lives in Columbia SC. She took me and my husband to the fresh…read moremarket for the first time it was a wonderful experience. The smell as soon as you walk in the place was wonderful. The smell of fresh food aroma almost like a good dinner. All the food look extra fresh. The staff was very professional and friendly, they allow you taste before you buy. The store was very clean and everything was well organized. We thought they were out of oysters Rockefeller because they were out of stock. We asked the seafood guy and he went to the back and bought out more. Everything was lovely and we tasted a few cakes at the tasting table and checked out smoothly. I would tell anyone who asked this is an excellent establishment .

Really nice grocery store. They have the freshest produce, meats, and I love their fresh baked…read morepizza from the deli. It's definitely more expensive than your average grocery store, but I love for specialty items, and their pizza

I like this food lion the best because It has the an aisle with vegan/vegetarian and organic foods…read more Wish they had a section like this at more grocery stores around here. I asked for them to get in a product I needed and they wouldn't try to help me with that and didn't want to mess with it.

Very friendly staff at the customer service counter. I appreciated the cleanliness of the entire…read morestore. They have a wide selection of items throughout the store, the aisles were properly zoned, and everything I needed was in their proper location accordingly to the store map via the Walmart app.

I bought an Apple Watch for my daughter on Black Friday. It wasn't the color she wanted so she took…read moreit back and wanted to exchange. They wouldn't exchange it but gave her the money in a gift card. HOWEVER the watch was more now (about $100 more)! They say they don't do exchanges for black friday anymore. This just seems like highway robbery to me. You can't exchange an item for the same item and then they lock your cash in a gift card so you can't go anywhere else! Walmart has fallen from where they use to be. I'll do all my black friday shopping on Amazon from now on.

Nice, clean supermarket. Decent staff. It was easy to find what we were looking for, although they…read morewere sold out of a few of the things that we needed. Pretty good pricing, not overpriced. They sell (very affordable) fresh flowers, which have looked great since we got em!

I've randomly rode to this location depending on where I am at the time. This location is in…read moreElgin. Nice location. The last few times I've come here, it has been pretty long lines. Not sure if this is the norm or just the few times I've been. No biggie! The staff that I've encountered hasn't been all that nice. Some will look you dead in the face and not say a word. No a deal breaker, lol! But I mean, if you make eye contact, you can speak. I don't bite, lol! The parking lot is shared along with a few other stores in the plaza. Parking isn't hard to find, unless it's a busy day. Good store!

I really enjoy shopping my groceries at Lowe's despite paying the slight premium. First off, their…read moreproducts are always fresh and in stock. Their facilities are clean and well organized, which makes it a pleasant shopping experience. They also have mini sections within the store that specializes in a certain area like a bakery, seafood, meats, deli, and even a small bar with an area to lounge out! Pretty awesome. Their customer service has always been top notch, super friendly attitude towards their shoppers. I personally enjoy their bakery goods; recommend the cinnamon buns. They usually have it for $7.99 and just pop it in the microwave for 20 seconds and it's so good! The one thing I'm not a fan of is their sushi selection. They got a small section of daily made sushi, but they can do better with the variety and selection choices. Overall, fun and thriving place to shop your groceries. Definitely will continue to do business here!

I'll admit: My first impression was not good. From the parking lot, I immediately zeroed in on the…read morebarrels being used as trash cans. Ohhhh...ohhh, okay. I get it. This is one of those full size stores cosplaying as a "little grocery in the middle of Appalachia". I was cross when my husband and I walked in. I don't like gimmicks. Give me a store with crisp, straight aisles and mind numbing florescent lighting. No frills! We just needed some decent coffee. I love my mother and father in law, but their coffee is clear enough to see through. I glanced around. Hmm. Lots of interesting little bottles of juice. That's kinda neat. Another glance. A beautiful display of flowers and square mylar balloons. I love square mylar balloons. Alright, okay. We ventured further. Huh. Coffee beans with the type and flavor handwritten on the bags. That's kind of endearing. A local shopper told us the "Bourbon Pecan Torte" flavor was her favorite. (She pronounced it PEE-can, which was a treat. If I had a penny for each time someone corrected me with pah-CAHN, I could summer in Newport.) We decided on the pecan and a second bag of eggnog flavor. We ground the beans in the store. How quaint! As we headed toward the dairy section, I noticed their meat and seafood looked rather nice. There were people making sausage. Actual, real, hand ground sausage in its own area. I refused to say it outloud, but in my head, I thought, "That's the way to do it." We moved on and retrieved a bottle of Stōk refrigerated coffee and a container of half & half. You can never have too much coffee. This place ain't so bad. It was when we were headed to the register that I accidentally let out a squeal. Displayed in all its glory was a tin of the Royal Dansk, limited edition, winter cookie collection...as rare as a Fabergé brooch. I walked into Lowes Foods with a chip on my shoulder. I left with a smile.