I have found that they have some of the best produce in the Rankin County Area. I worked in Retail…read moreall my life (Dillards 25+ years in Upper Management) and have retired. I always took care of my customers, doing my best to make them happy with 'customer' friendly policies. I recently bought a "basket of peaches" from Cockrell's Farmers Market and I came home with 5 bad peaches that had to be on the their "basket." I have always trusted the "basket" buying experience as the person that rings your order up does touch every item. I thought that if I ever bought some bad produce from them that they would stand behind their products. However, upon asking if they would replace the 5 bad peaches they said "No." These peaches were so damaged that they soaked the bottom of my Fridge Fruit Drawer and took a while to clean the mess up. I have learned my lesson and now pick a basket and then go thru each individual piece of fruit or vege to check to see if they are bad and if so, replace with an undamaged unit and setting the bad piece of fruit or vege to the side so that others will can determine for themselves if they want to buy it or not. I thought about taking my business to another local farmers market, but since Cockrells is only 2 miles from me, I have decided to stay based on the extra cost of gas and time taken. Overall I would give them a rating of 4 out of 5 for their products and 3 out of 5 for customer service (this ranking is based on all customer service expectations and not based off of 1 or 2 issues).

so many good products!! i think it's really pricey though. don't bother getting tomato's from…read morehere, they are not as good as they look, red on the outside, green and crunchy on the inside with no flavor! i put some in my window hoping they would ripen, and after 4 days, the seeds inside had begun sprouting!

Small Mexican and south American market next to a Mexican restaurant. Not a huge place, but they…read morejam in a lot of items. The staff was friendly and helpful. Overall, I would recommend here.

It says open but when you get to the location is closed! The building says for sale/rent. Was…read moreexcited to try but disappointed ):

This store is great and we're so glad to have them in the Flowood area. Our Wal Mart and Kroger are…read morealways overrun with people. This Aldi location is the perfect place to run in and grab quick groceries for a great price without having to fight for your life! Good selection without being overwhelming, and I haven't tried anything I didn't like!

Even thought I don't buy he bulk of my groceries here I do love this place. The store is always…read moreclean. My favorite things to shop for here are fresh produce, cheese, sparkling water, candy, crackers, and a few of the frozen items. During any holiday, they normally have some kind of special candy that makes an excellent gift.

Terrible stock and mint looked dead even while it was in the freezer! Very few options of fresh…read morevegetables, everything looked like a clearance rack would! Not worth it!

From the owner: We have every Friday fresh vegetables and fruits and weekend specials discount on Sunday ..!!read more

This upscale store features a wide selection of fused and infused olive oils. They also have an…read moreequally wide selection of specialty vinegars. The staff are experts and can recommend pairings of oils and vinegars. You have the abiltiy to taste all of their products which only makes choosing that much harder. They are conveniently located in the beautiful Township Urban Center. Directly across from Sombra.

From the owner: At J. Olive Co., we are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality extra virgin…read moreolive oils and balsamic vinegars. Our oils are imported from both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at optimal harvest times to ensure that we offer the freshest oils from around the world. This results in a superior quality oil with higher heal

I really want to give this store a better rating, but it has really gone down over the last year or…read moreso. I see a noticeable decline in product availability and quality, especially produce, and a decline in customer service. Many of the staff seem cranky; like they just don't want to be there. Seems like on two out of three visits now I leave frustrated over some issue. Today it was a VERY long wait at the meat counter. And then another long wait to check out. Only one register open at 5:00PM? Please do better.

I called to see what florals they had available before driving to the store, as I live several…read moremiles away, and whoever is running the floral department was extremely rude to me. I simply asked about what types of single flower bunches they had, and she said no I cannot tell you that and that she didn't even know what I was meaning. Then she hung up on me while I was asking about types of flowers. The whole encounter was rude and as a frequent shopper at this grocery store, I was completely thrown back by this.

Oh, what a treasure this place is!…read more I am a big fan of Mediterranean food and this place does not disapoint. I had the cold plate with a side of gyro meat in order to try a little bit of everything and boy, I was glad I did. Everything is incredibly fresh and tasty. The real stand out for me is the tzatziki sauce - HOLY CATS!! I have never tasted anything so good.

THIS PLACE IS THE JAM Y'ALL…read more For Jackson, this is about as good as Mediterranean food is going to get. I gave it four stars because well, I lived in New Orleans, and I've tasted better Mediterranean food (Lebanon Cafe, Mona's). That's not to say that this Mediterranean food is not good. It's SO good. Shin e. is right, they do have a grocery section which is nice, unfortunately, Jackson doesn't have a huge need for Middle Eastern groceries, so some of the items may have sat on the shelf for a lil' while. The stuff in the case is solid though. The desserts are for the most part really good. The tiramisu is AWESOME, but I'm not sure that it justifies the $5.99 pricetag. Try a chocolate pecan bar instead, they're really good (but I'm not sure that it's a middle eastern thing) The hummous is SO SO fresh, you can taste the lemon and olive oil. Do yourself a favor and get some to-go for later in the week. Okay so pricing is a little pricy, but in all fairness the portions are pretty huge. The best time to go is for lunch, where you can get lunch plates in the neighborhood of $6-9. Dinner gets a little pricy with plates ranging from $10-$20. I had the kebab which was good, but not the best I've ever had. Then I tried my brother's dish, and realized I made a mistake choosing meat. This place is called Mediterranean Cafe and Fish Grill, and griling fish is a fine art that they have perfected. True, they use frozen fish, but they do a pretty good job at making it palatable. Hell, even more than palatable. I would recommend getting the pasta with fish. The pasta is done in this mediterranean sauce that I'm not familiar with, but it's delicious, and there are also grilled vegetables with it too. DEF. worth the visit. The owner (Elias?) is a very accommodating guy. One last tip, this place is BYOB! Which is amazing! (Except on Sundays). There's a liquor store in the strip, but I'd recommend shopping elsewhere for wine selections.