My friend and I figured we would be doing a great thing by getting out early this morning to grab a…read morefew things before the rush. Nope, based on the crowd we were late! Trader Joe's always seemed to be busy, so I wasn't surprised. Plus, I can't see why no one wouldn't want to shop here. This store is simply amazing! I enjoy their selections of wine, produce, and plenty of items to keep your coffee bar filled among other unique finds! You name it, they have it. My plan was to take pictures, but I got so caught up with the ooh and awes I was steadily tossing items in my buggy! So, if you're looking for a place to shop to gather ideas on dishes to prepare for you and your family, run over to Trader Joe's, and I mean run before they sell out! I know I am:) This location was clean, and customer service was exceptional. I will continue shopping here, and I highly recommend.

Greats place to shop on a budget. Never ending treats, meals and snacks. Service is special TJ's!…read moreIt's clean and well maintained. Ask for free stickers

Just moved back to SC and was looking for a natural market with a mix of healthy options. I really…read moreenjoyed exploring Rosewood market, there was so much stuff that impressed me. It's such a cute shop located in downtown Columbia. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. They have so many alternative food options and herbs to choose from. There was a wall of some of the best herbs out there and their vitamin/supplements section had so many different and rare options that you don't normally see in stores. They also sell local items which is always nice to see and a preference for me when shopping. There is also a hot food section with some really delicious options. Perfect for a quick lunch break. I tried the vegan meatballs which were made with pea protein and were so delicious. They had the perfect meatball texture, seasoned really well, and the sauce that came on it was so good. You also get 3 sides and a house-made sauce, so I choose spaghetti squash, potatoes, and broccoli with the spicy mayo sriracha as my sauce. All the sides had really light flavors in terms of seasoning, but were all still really good. The sauce was also really good. They really fill your plates up so you definitely get more bang for your buck. They provide an outside seating area as well as utensils so you can eat and enjoy your food. Don't skip the desserts by the deli, there were so delicious options that provided gluten free and some vegan treats. I also saw that they offer free yoga every Sunday at 2pm and Wednesdays at 6pm! I will definitely be by for yoga and back to shop more and try more of the deli meals!

I love Rosewood Market, and it's really a staple of the local community! I love shopping here due…read moreto the fact that the vast majority of items are locally and freshly made, making it easier to support state farmers and local businesses, and ensuring that your produce wasn't sitting in the back of a truck for weeks before you buy it. They also have a lot of niche items that you can't find at your big-box stores, making it great for specialty-product lovers (in my case, coffee!) like myself! My only gripe, and the reason for four (4) instead of five (5) stars, is that it's VERY expensive. Let me reiterate that I like to support local businesses, and I completely understand that items are not going to be quite as cheap as the major grocery chains; but, some of the products are so expensive that I can't justify spending that much money on them. As such, I can only go to Rosewood Market to buy an item or two, and can't shop there as much as I'd like to. Anyhow, I do love Rosewood Market, and would encourage everyone to at least stop in!

Earth fare has a nice variety if items you may not find in other stores such as good tasting plant…read morebased frozen desserts from Llama and Wicked. They also have anice selection of gluten free items. They usually have good deals on their sale items and daily specials. Customer service is excellent. You may have several members of their staff to ask you if you need help.

It's a nice store but the prices are high. I only go there looking for something special.read more

MOM!! Literally such…read morea fab establishment. It's beautifully done on the inside and I love the outdoor component as well. If you feeling like a baddie, order the "girl dinner" it's this HUGE martini glass filled to the brim with a Caesar salad TOPPED WITH SHOESTRING FRIES aaaaaaand you get either a drink or a dessert (I got the espresso martini option) 10/10 do recommend. Also Nick is incredible, as is Mackenzie!

I chose Market on Main for our graduation lunch and was a bit surprised by their strict…read morecancellation policy -- $15 per person for cancellations made within 24 hours or for no-shows. The food was pretty good overall, but my chicken salad sandwich was extremely disappointing. The croissant was very dry, and the shredded chicken combined with the consistency of the dressing was not at all what I expected. After only a couple bites, I left the entire sandwich untouched. What was even more disappointing was that when our waitress brought the bill, she clearly noticed I hadn't eaten the sandwich and chose not to ask about it. At this price point for lunch, I would have expected the situation to be handled a little differently. We sat in the covered outdoor area, which was nice, but there's also an uncovered outdoor section with older picnic tables that don't really match the vibe of a more upscale lunch spot. If you plan to sit outside, I'd recommend making your seating preference clear when booking.

The amount of mold in this store is sick. Obviously the employees aren't checking the products as…read moreoften or thoroughly as they should. The strawberries weren't looking great either.

This Kroger is more like a Walmart. Not the quality of the associates or the products, but the…read moremerchandise variety. Kitchenware. Clothing. Slippers! What? And yes, the store is huge with a large frozen department, plenty of produce and a nice looking deli (which does not start making sandwiches until 11am). I was able to find what I wanted and make a nice lunch for myself in the van. A hoagie roll in the toaster, some sliced cheese, some marinara sauce and a few meatballs from a bag of frozen meatballs. I got my meatball sub! Great stuff! [Review 18966 overall - 913 in South Carolina - 2490 of 2022.]

Brought dessert napoleon had at least 40 ingredients crazy amount of sugar. 2 bits then the garbage…read morepail, I can only guess this goes for all their desserts? 1 star

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

So normally I let my husband do a lot of the grocery shopping because it's the only domestic thing…read morehe likes to do.,, Problem is, if it's on sale, in a clearance cart , he will buy it, regardless if we like it, or eat it and apparently expiration dates have very little value. As a result, we have items in our pantry that no one in our family will ever eat, including our rescue cats who would rather starve than eat generic cat food. So today , we went on a joint shopping trip, buying only necessity items. Problem is, when you walk in,they have the special buys which apparently my husband gravitates towards. I kept removing items as he put them in, but finally we got to the fried chicken area and all was good . Now if we can get him not to buy clearance mint pound cake, this shopping trip will be a success.

Publix has gone downhill. There are always 20 people working in the prepared food area but no one…read moreis helping anyone. For the last month they have been completely slack in preparing chicken. No matter what time of day I go they are out. It's ridiculous. The craziest thing about it was that we waited 20 minutes but the guy pulled the chicken from the hot box. So they had chicken the entire time, but just made a group of people wait . That's not the first time I've seen them do that.

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.