This Ingles sits just off of 59 in Trenton and seems to be the anchor of this exit. While grocery…read morestores are not normally on my itinerary on road trips, I made the pit stop into this Ingles for a potty break due to the neighboring gas station not having facilities available...and since I was already there, I did a bit of browsing and shopping. The store, like most Ingles, is a bit dated and worn. The brand is not known for shiny new and updates stores, so this location is definitely "classic". Since I was traveling, I stayed in the interior aisles and picked up a few snacks and staples that I needed, saved me a trip closer to home. I will say that Ingles is a bit pricey compared to other grocery stores, surprisingly so on majority of the items I scoped, fresh food and all. Check out was okay. The cashier was nice, but not "friendly" or engaging. I get it is a transaction, and it definitely felt just as such. Overall, I get the need and dependence on this location for the local community. Good spot for groceries, just a bit high on prices and service could use some tweaks.

I shop at the Trenton store regularly. Their dairy products are generally excellent, as they come…read morefrom NC. Today I bought a small 4 pack of watermelon slices, $2.71, and just got home with it. The fruit tasted off, as though it was old and soured, or soaked in unclean water, so I threw it out. Watermelon should never be soaked in water, this stuff was really bad. The mgr for this section needs to be more careful, not the first time I bought fresh products from this section which had to be thrown away. The employees here are very nice, just this fresh produce section you need to be careful.

Very clean store in a great location with excellent choices and plenty of them of all kinds. The…read morestore is very clean. The customer service was excellent and friendly, and it was an enjoyable shopping experience. The food options and choices on the shelf were outstanding has were the prepared items that were available for purchase in the fresh food section of the store.

We love stopping at Publix when in this part of country. Clean rest rooms, friendly staff, lots of…read morelocal foods, sauces, relishes, etc to choose from. However we also stop in for a deli sandwich. Made to order on fresh bread, Boars head meats, this deli beats out most delis we have ever gone to. This particular Public right at bottom of Lookout Mountain even had indoor seats to dine.

I like The Fresh Market. It's very clean, and it just has a relaxing vibe. They have a nice…read moreselection, and sometimes they have some really good deals. The chicken salad they make in-house is probably the best I've had, and they usually have a promo that includes 4 free croissants if you buy a little tub of chicken salad. The staff is generally friendly, and the little coffee bar is nice. If I'm in the area, sometimes I just stop by for a cup of coffee.

The chicken wings/drummies were whit leather!! Couldn't even eat . My dog wouldn't eat one!!!…read moreDon't put crap out there for consumers!!!

I noticed this place opened up in my neighborhood just recently. Now, you would really never notice…read moreit was there. It's set back on the property and is like a warehouse. I just noticed the handwritten sign saying "mercado". I decided to drop in and check it out. The space is big and it looks like they are still in the processing of opening/setting up. There are lots of different latin products in there and a huge selection of kitchen stuff - huge pots, pans, etc. Everything you need to get started making a delicious latin meal. The produce - oh my goodness - I've never seen such an array of produce. All looking so fresh and so good. There were lots of stuff I didn't even recognize. They have a refrigerated area with cheeses, tortillas, pre-made items, etc. It also looks like they are putting in a big meat counter and maybe even some in-house prepared foods. I picked up a giant Asian pear and some tortillas (they only have one brand though - hope that changes) and headed towards the register. There they had a bin of fresh made chicken tamales for $1.50 each. I grabbed a couple and had that for dinner. Very good. These are more like central american tamales wrapped in banana leaves. The masa was very moist and thick. The chicken had a great flavor with a bit of spice. I can't wait until they fully open and have the meat counter and prepared food area open. Keep your eye on this place.

UGO is our first stop for very competitively priced groceries. Every department has name brand…read moreitems, and now they've started their own name brand products. We've tried their butter (salted and unsalted) which is very good. It's like a treasure hunt weekly, as you ever know what extra items they may be carrying due to a close out from another store.

Some are new bright and shiny ,some are old and could use some sprucing up but they all have very…read morepleasant employees and some very good deals on food products, produce,meat milk and eggs and the expensive bread I buy at extremely affordable prices. There packaged ice is half the price of anyone else's and I live in my automotive, so I buy ice everyday for my cooler of food , and it's what I call " the good ice " . It comes in a 16 lb bag for a 1.99$ . It doesn't melt as fast as all the other ice as it's ice shape and thickness makes it melt slower than all the others . I love these stores . Mine is in Cleveland, Tennessee.

I used to live in East Ridge and this store is much, much nicer than the Food City there. This…read morestore is bigger, cleaner, more brightly lit, better parking, has an excellent beer selection and even a growler station.

Awesome service and staff. Great selection! Would steer clear of Kroger brand cheese, I'm taking…read moremine back today as it was old and dry. Two people helped me: Jeanine at the cheese counter and Laurann at the deli. They were both exceptional, friendly, and took their jobs seriously.

Worst customer service ever in my whole life specially on a holiday weekend! no one they didn't…read morehave enough staff number two the staff they did have was rude and obnoxious and so disrespectful.! I could say, I told the person in charge that it's a holiday weekend they need to gather up the troops give them to a prep talk!!!Will never ever stop there again!

This is a pretty nice Whole Foods but it seemed small to me and they didn't have some of the things…read moreI was for sure expecting while browsing. Sold out of plain green tea, no trail mix already ready to go, no pea snaps. I snuck in right before closing as I arrived in town late from driving in for the weekend and staff were friendly while they did their prep in the final minutes of the store (I think I literally checked out at 8:58 and they close at 9). I found most of the things I needed. Neat location with Telsa Super Chargers and other shops. Plenty of parking.

Terrible service…read more Person in the bakery sliced bread for me - dropped the end piece on the floor while trying to put it in the bag, ignored it, stepped over it to hand me the bread and turned the loaf around so I wouldn't see the missing end. I watched the whole thing.

Well, I typically wait to do reviews until the day after. Everything was great at the location. The…read morestaff was friendly and I found everything I needed. The store seemed well stocked and clean. The only reason they were not a 5 star for me is when we went to bake our biscuits this morning (we are here from out of town for a wedding and staying in a condo downtown) we discovered they were both expired and moldy. Yes, shame on me for not looking at the date when I purchased them but they should be good if they are on the shelf. Luckily I was able to call Wendy's and get some biscuits last minute.

Had never heard of this chain, once i stepped inside a location in the chattanooga area, i was…read moresurprised at their variety and pricing. I was especially surprised of their craft beer selection. This will be a goto whwn in town. Keep up the good work!

Went on a Sunday morning to check out the local businesses and food in Chattanooga and had a great…read moretime. There are numerous food trucks in front of the building that included: tacos, Jamaican, açaí bowls, hot dogs, burgers, and much more! Inside the main building consists of hundreds of business stands that are lined up. There is locally grown fresh produce, art, jewelry, sauces, and whatever you can find. Every business owner we spoke to was passionate about their product and very kind. There are also numerous food stands inside the main building too. Our favorite was "Starving Dragon" that made dumplings, bao, and noodle dishes. They are located at the front entrance just to the left. Their dumplings and bao were soft with tender meat inside. Delicious! Take an hour or two to check out a fun market!

The Mothers Day market tradition is everything !!…read more Coffee, kombucha, fresh flowers, beef jerky, twirly dresses, candles galore Art, music, lemonade in the shade And ever so much more!