Love this store, its FAMILY OWNED values, and services offered. They go out of their way to get…read moreitems in, if needed, carry lots of old fashioned items no one else does, and THEY DELIVER!! Their deli items are delicious and fresh, and their bakery cakes, and DONUTS, FRESH DAILY, are better than ANY Donut shop! Cannnot say enough great things about this multi-generationally owned, store!

Traveled many miles to get my fill of the Pig! Did not disappoint! My only regret is it's 750…read moremiles from our home in Florida

Doritos, lunch meat, rolls, cheese ... you name it we got it. Basic grocery store it seemed and…read morehad what we needed. Staying at a local Airbnb and needed some groceries for the house. It was cool being in a Piggly Wiggly as they aren't anywhere close to where I live. If you need some basics they should have it!

This is like most other Walmarts in general. Groceries, clothes, house wares etc. It is decently…read moreclean. Not cluttered or nasty floors. They stay stocked pretty good on the whole part. On occasion I may find they are sold out of something but not for too long. In this Walmart on the left you have Subway then groceries, going inward on left you then have kitchen and houseware, cleaning supplies and what-nots for parties and such. Front of store you have the Cost Cutters hair salon, customer care, bathrooms and eye center along with full vision screening. Right side you have garden center, pharmacy and beauty care, pet supply, toys, jewelry, electronics and crafts. Back of the store you have sporting goods, auto care (no garage), more house ware and paints. Then of course in the center you have clothing and shoes. This one does not sell tires but does sell car batteries and supplies. It also does not have a Murphey's USA but there is an Exxon. This also has a hot food center at the start of the grocery area and fresh bakery. It is my go too. Next door to it is also a Save-a-Lot.

From the owner: Shop your local Walmart for a wide selection of items in electronics, home furniture & appliances,…read moretoys, clothing, baby gear, video games, and more - helping you save money and live better.

Good food, good prices, very cold inside - wear a jacket, checkers throw your items in the cart…read morewhen checking out - sometimes items get damaged.

Aldi is my go-to grocery store, and the new location in Tanyard Station is a BIG one…read more If you aren't familiar with Aldi, here is my one sentence summary: quality in-house brands for extremely cheap, occasional cool limited-time name-brand offerings, and a streamlined customer experience to keep things quick and affordable. This location is a great example of those tactics, and the overwhelming majority of the time you will not need to do comparison shopping to get the best prices; these ARE the best prices. So, why wouldn't everyone shop here? Simple: if you have fresh deli or seafood needs, fresh bakery needs, ONLY love name brands, or frequently purchase uncommon items, you will probably want to go elsewhere, or at least go to other places in addition to Aldi. For those of us who are fine with generics and are cool picking up pre-packaged containers of beef and the like, this place is the absolute best. An added bonus are their limited-time offers, which are often incredibly cheap despite being high quality. Example: they randomly had 120-thread-count pillows on sale when I went yesterday, and they were only $7.99 a piece. So for less than Walmart and at much higher quality than Walmart brands, I got to replace my old pillows. An unexpected deal is the best kind! That said, this location is relatively new, and they don't have as many unique limited-time offerings as the location in Huntington. I still stop by there sometimes just to see what uncommon stuff they have around. In summary, Aldi is a great place to shop, and if you're looking to trim your grocery bill, give this place (and its generic brands) a try. They're actually really good, even the beer! Overall: 4.5 stars ------ Pros: - Excellent in-house brands at unbeatable prices. - They keep things in stock well, and service is good. - Plenty of easy parking, and easy access right off Rt. 60. Cons: - Not as many limited-time offerings as the Huntington Aldi location. You might want to stop by there too if you like German foods and desserts.

Great multi-vendor shop space and open areas for floating events and vendors. The market only…read morestruggles with parking for its popularity. They have good options for more market provisions for taking home or spending some time in visiting with friends. Moving beyond the small market you get some various options to hunt for something that catches your interest. Plants outside are often very affordable for seasonal pass through.

Purple Onion had good grilled chicken sandwich and fudge. Service was very good, friendly…read more Overall, capital market ambiance was fine.

How can you not treat yourself to a piggly wiggly shirt??? That's prime merchandise!!…read more To be honest, we didn't have much time, and we stopped in here just for the shirt. The workers were super nice and joked around with us. From what I could tell, the prices all seemed relatively low, and the store was well-kept and clean.

Piggly Wiggly! Straight out of small town life!!! LOVE it!…read more Such a small grocery and I expected the prices to be over the top but I was totally wrong. True story- I bought 1/2 pd of bologna, a dozen eggs, a box of stick butter and milk for $5.79 I have the receipt to prove it, Yo. I don't live in the area so I won't be a regular shopper but c'on.........$1.40 a pound for bologna!?!?! Yes sir.

This is a large Walmart like all others. It has reserved parking for disabled plates but also for…read morepolice. 2 of them for police. One was occupied when I was there. Why do they need special parking? Have to say I might go somewhere else given the apparent need for their presence. Easy to find the two things I was looking for. Plenty of parking for the rest of us non law enforcement or disabled.

The pharmacy is shit they constantly change pharmacists and nobody seems to know how to fill a…read moreprescription. I get the stick on sensors to check my sugar with, i and in the refill request they tell me it cannot be filed until September 18.i call my insurance asking them when it can be filed they tell me September 2nd, i call Walmart tell them the pharmacist tells me that is right it can be filed on September 2nd. I have someone pick up for me and low and behold no test sensors.i call now they tell me you cannot refill this until September 14. I tell her I called the insurance they say September 2nd she hung up on me. Wtf why will not do their job? I called back the tech hung up on me again so I call again I refuse to talk to the tech I finally talk to the pharmacist she reluctantly filled my prescription. Don't go to the pharmacy in the fayetteville Walmart. I will not go back in sick of their shit.

Kroger in Hinton is a lifeline for the community. It's the only "big name" chain supermarket…read morearound, possibly in the county (we are a one stoplight town). So in addition to being an important resource it is also a major employer. It's definitely aging in terms of the building but it is well kept up otherwise. I personally have not seen anything horrible (which I have in other places/other supermarkets). The staff is very kind and helpful. This Kroger carries a surprisingly good assortment of "hippie" products, the sort of thing you find at Whole Foods (which don't exist in West Virginia). It has a good assortment of organic and vegetarian items, as well as local niche offerings including milk in glass bottles, and (fairly) local sausage and beef. They also often carry some 'chi-chi' items, especially in the arena of pickles and condiments and sauces; I got the Truff hot sauce there a while back, and today I picked up some pretty fabulous looking pickles. All in all, as Coastal "Elites" we find most of our needs met pretty well by this small town Kroger. Would I like to see it upgraded? Of course! But I think they are doing a good job serving the town.

Thanks so much to the hard working people who work at the Kroger in Hinton, WV. Employees wearing…read moremasks and doing extra cleaning is much appreciated. You are truly essential to the area.

Still.has more stuff than other stores but 4 out of 5 of the mobility scooter carts don't work.read more

I made a delivery order on Sunday for $120, in which Kroger took $120 as a preauthorization on my…read moredebit card. The nexy day, instead of taking their funds from the initial $120 that it took, it charged me a second time, causing me to be $-88 in the hole. I didn't know this had happened until I stopped to get gas, and couldn't. I contacted customer support at every number and email that I could find, and they keep telling me there's nothing they can do, and I was only charged once. My bank says Kroger is who has the hold on my funds and they can't do anything unless Kroger releases them. I will never buy anything from them ever again. It cost me $240 for a $120 order, and I have to get a ride to work until I get paid because I can't even get gas.

Proud of this grocery store. Way to stand your ground next…read moreto an all consuming giant in the same parking lot. Good selections, good prices, good bakery and the all endearing pepperoni rolls we all need. Shop here! Friendly service, everytime. Deli could be more attentive. Good cold beers, they always check ID - good job even when you know it has been a minute since I was 21.

I regularly shop at Foodfair, visiting the store weekly. However, I have recently encountered…read moreissues with the deli department. Certain staff members refuse to shave the deli meats as requested, instead slicing them according to their preference. I suspect that this may not align with Foodfair's standard practices, as the sandwich spread has become excessively chunky. Due to these concerns, I have decided to discontinue my visits to the deli. Unfortunately, I have witnessed staff mistreating senior customers, which I believe is unacceptable. It is essential to recognize that customer satisfaction is crucial to the success of the business. I question whether the deli manager is aware of these issues and is allowing certain staff members to act with impunity.