It was our first time at The Farm Fresh Market in Johnson city, TN. The store is a bit upscale…read moreversion of Wegmans. I loved their bakery and deli selections. We got chicken salad which was very good. We enjoyed the beef pot pie. Since it was my birthday month I got a free slice of cake. You can sign up online and request either vanilla or chocolate cake. The frosting was very creamy. We also selected a few other sweet treats such as a strawberry shortcake, huckleberry cheesecake and a petit chocolate bomb. All were delicious. We will definitely return again over the Christmas holidays.

This place is equivalent to Whole Foods. It is kind of pricey... I definitely stood out in a…read moret-shirt and jeans, getting funny looks. They did have yogurt that I saw on tiktok that isn't at other stores. They have a lot of different kinds of cheeses that you won't find anywhere else either. Good selection of items that you wont find at other places. Worth checking out. But if you get items from the olive bar... make sure they bag that separately because they put the container on its side and the juices spilled all over my other stuff.

It's a decent store which has It's string points. But the lack of a searchable web site is a…read moredefinite handicap.

This store said you cannot buy a Tomato, taco seasoning or…read morefrozen pizza with EBT benefits and charged Cash for them. I was with my Granddaughter at the time who is the benefit card owner. She had a baby in the car so I went in the store to see why she was as charged cash for the items. The store manager was less than helpful. He said all I could do it return the the items. These are items that are regularly purchased with EBT in the Elizabethton Ingles and every other store in the area! The store manager was totally indifferent. Very worst customer service in a grocery store ever!

I went to get a specific green tea that I have only been able to find in bags but I found the exact…read morebrand of tea in loose leaf! I was thrilled! The staff knew exactly where it was when I was actually looking for a Thai tea. I stumbled on my green tea and, well, needless to say, I will be back. The variety throughout is mostly around Indian foods and spices but there are many other items from around the world. This is the place to look first. And if its not there, the Owner can find whatever you need, source, and order it. So glad JC got this store (I think they moved from Kingsport years ago).

Not at all what we were expecting. Thought this was a place to buy spices. It's actually an ethnic…read moregrocery store. Oops. Been seeing this from the highway for over a year and finally stopped in but didn't find what I wanted.

for starters this place was very good and only 11.99 out the door for my lunch. Place has a pretty…read morenice atmosphere, very clean, service was friendly and attentive and the food was really good. They need to put "Mexican restaurant" under their sign because I never knew and I live across the street.

Fantastic authentic Mexican food as this will be in our rounds as Tacos N Grill is not open…read moreSundays. Tried a new dish at the recommendation of our very good server as I asked her for a very authentic dish--Quesabirria which was the stewed meat barbacoa w cheese and served w a tasty broth sauce to dip in as well as the usual onion, lime and cilantro on the side. The street tacos were a gem too. The back has a store and butcher as well as groceries for good Mexican food. The only slight miss was the guacamole as it was good but I think they added sour cream so not quite like table side taste.

Always go there for Thanksgiving and Christmas and buy a couple of pounds of sliced ham. It has…read morealways been expensive, but worth it, until finally now it cost more than it is worth. The price per pound with tax is over $16 and the ham slices are much fatter. I doubt we'll be back. There are other options. They need to improve the quality of their meat for the price they charge. Other than that, the staff and facilities are always nice.

One of my favorite lunch places. Good variety of sandwiches, salads and soup. Clean, light, good…read moreservice. My favorite is the Tavern Club with turkey, ham, and bacon. Yum!

The deal was you buy $25 worth of food city brand name items and get up to 20 lbs of hamburger meat…read moreat $1.99/lb... Now has they actually ran out of meat I could understand that, but no... They decided to arbitrarily change it to a limit of two packages per customer because they are too incompetent to order the correct amount of meat so they expected to have you buy $25 worth of food city brand name items and then refused to hold up their end of the promotion. And then when asked about this the manager was extremely rude, just horrible service all the way around

My wife went to this store this morning during the time period set aside for the elderly to shop…read more She picked up some wine along with other items during this time, only because she cooks with it. As she went through the check out, the cashier made a curt comment about the time of day she was making her wine purchase, it (was before nine AM). Nothing like getting abused because you purchase doesn't fit your perceived time frame for acceptable liquor purchase. We choose to go to Food City because we find they are good neighbors to the community and provide jobs for the ability challenged among us. Was very disappointed by the experience my wife had this morning. It's bad enough for this retired senior to get up at the crack so dawn to shop, but to be questioned regarding your sobriety by a rude employee seems to require a little admonition by the supervisor who was questioned by the cashier regarding the suitability of an early morning purchase of an item in this category.

Cashiers at this store and rude and actually send you to other lines. When the last manager left…read morethe store went downhill. After decades of being a Food City customer, I won't be shopping there anymore.

This food city has had a large remodel done and although it is brighter and more attractive,it is…read moreharder to find the groceries I need. I used to be able to find everything quickly but now it seems that the aisles don't make sense to me. I still have a hard time navigating to find my items. I also have been asked by other shoppers for items they can't locate as well. So it's not just me or my husband. The prices are high as well and although I feel that one should support local business, I no longer buy as much as I used to. I try to go in the morning or at times when it is not as busy because they never have enough cashiers and sometimes I don't feel like doing self checkout if I have a bit more in my cart. I don't care for self checkout as I feel it is taking jobs away. I have found some nice employees but mostly they are indifferent. Sad because common curtesy and politeness can go a long way, especially when there is competition that can give you more value for your money. Bakery section is pretty good and I've never had any problems ordering birthday cakes there. They've always done a good job and often on last minute orders which I appreciate! Produce can be iffy for me. I've had bad luck with bag salads being bad when opened. The farm to table produce is usually pretty good. Overall, I'm Glad this business is in my hometown but I wish it was easier to shop and more economical. Will continue to shop here but am also shopping at other stores for food. Hire people that are friendly and smile or say hello to you. It is so rare to see that now and that small gesture can make a difference especially in a service in

Had an issue with the meat I bought recently (nothing to do with bugs or anything) I went there…read moretoday and spoke to the owner (Jim) and he made everything right and went exceptionally above and beyond to make things right! I'm glad I live right across the way and this is the place I shop the most. Highly recommended if you haven't shopped there to start, great deals with 5 for 19.99 mix and match dinner meats! Thank you Jim!

This is for the State of Franklin location in north Johnson City…read more The store has a large parking lot with plenty of handicapped spaces for each entrance. They also do a good job of keeping up with having carts inside so you rarely have to get a cart from the parking lot. Selection is above average and they have a lot of local produce. Sales are typically on products you'll use. Their Food Club brand is decent. The cashier also unloads your cart when you check out which is a really nice touch. This location has a nice deli which is underrated or maybe unknown. Their burgers are surprisingly good and more than reasonable size for the price. You can get a burger, fries, and a drink for under $10 as of this review. Sometimes the wait is a little long but that is generally due to them making your fries fresh. They also offer other sandwiches and have a good selection for dinner as well.

I find Food City to be a little pricey. If I'm of the mood to spend more I'd rather do it at Fresh…read moreMarket because I actually get higher quality food for the money. Food City has a strange bakery section. It's a long string of tables from nearly the front of the store to nearly the back of the store. It's not consolidated like other stores. It's not an aisle either. The "fresh" seafood department is nearly non-existent. The one thing to their credit is that the cashier unloads the shopping cart for the customer.

Good selection of Asian food and products at prices that beat out the competition. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful

If you're looking for unique ingredients, this is the place. If I had to declare their…read more"specialty," I'd say Eastern Cuisine and restaurant supplies. There are aisles full of exotic ingredients. Like 25+ variations of soy sauce(s), 20+ variations of ramen (and similar) noodle packages, several types of Asian food ingredients, and supplies. Lots and lots of supplies. Need to pick up a thermostat for your industrial oven? This is the place! You can also replace or upgrade your industrial oven, mixer, fryer wells, deli slicer, kitchen and dining utensils, and find that special bamboo cutting board that you've been hunting. Want to make a Miso soup? You'll have about a dozen starters from which to choose here. Looking for dried squid snacks, ginseng tea, Hoisin sauce, and puff pastry dough...check out The Stock Pot. The back wall is a freezer full of restaurant-ready entrees and sides. If you're in the market for a 10-gallon tub of hot-dog chili, look here first. Pre-breaded pickles for frying? The Stock Pot is your place. #10 can of pinto beans and enough mix to make 500 pancakes, look here. There are so many things here that I've only seen here, and would have no idea how to use. But we try new things and this is a place to do that. Exotic fish and Asian-market type ingredients, spices, oils, sauces, it's fun to browse and we make it a point to come semi-regularly.