For Valentines Day this year I wanted to cook a steak at home. We got a bone in ribeye for a…read morefraction of the cost from what you'd see at a restaurant and was a great cut! They have so many other items in the store like spices, butters, etc. Definitely worth checking out!

Absolutely the best butcher shop in the area, if not the entire region. Patton's has real butchers…read morewho are trained to trim and prepare meats as you need them. We had an amazing bone in rib roast for Christmas that was perfectly trimmed and tied. Ground beef is the best anywhere. The weekly sale prices are incredible for the quality. Chicken is from local farmers and not pumped full of hormones. They usually have a wonderful selection of seafood and fish as well. We live 25 minutes away but drive to Patton's once or twice a month for all of our meat and seafood (we vacuum seal and freeze the haul). So worth it. Nice people , too, and very knowledgeable.

Bought apple pie and lemon meringue pie for the Holidays. Overloaded with high fructose unhealthy…read morefruit fillings, so disappointed. Threw them both away.

Always a great experience. However no Hanukah products at this location. I did enjoy some quiche at…read morethis location. Delicious. Very tempted by everything.

It's convenient, but don't bother. THIS PRICEY, FRESH MARKET puts out expired food in all sections…read morethat will rot in one day. I have been back at least 6 times over the last year with bad salmon, expired meals , etc. The managers are lovely, but someone is NOT making good decisions around food freshness and shelf life. They also have problems with chopped fruit. It's never very good. (Great chicken salad!)

this is the most convienent fresh market closest to where I live. I usually go to the bakery…read moresection to get cakes and such. I bought the raspberry white chocolate napoleon and it had mold on it. DISGUSTING! Bad customer service and moldy food.

Review for H Mart H…read moreMart is one of my favorite Korean grocery stores--ever. I remember when they first opened locations in the Bay Area in places like San Francisco and San Jose, and I would gladly make the trek just to shop there. I've never been disappointed. The stores are always clean, organized, and full of incredible food options. What really makes H Mart special, though, is that it's more than just a grocery store--it's an experience. Inside this massive market, you'll find a bakery, authentic Korean food stalls, and restaurant-quality meals being made fresh. It's honestly amazing to walk into a grocery store and have access to food that tastes like it came straight from a restaurant kitchen. Because I travel frequently for work across the Southeast--covering a pretty large region--I'm always on the lookout for an H Mart whenever I'm near one. I've been lucky to have access to locations like Cary, North Carolina, and the one in Buford outside Atlanta, which serves a large and vibrant Asian community. Whenever I'm within a reasonable driving distance--usually within about 10 miles--I make a point to stop in and enjoy a delicious, authentic Korean meal that's made to order and very reasonably priced. I've brought friends and colleagues with me, and they've all been blown away by the food stalls. My personal go-to: * LA galbi (Korean short ribs)--if it's on the menu, I'm ordering it * All the little banchan side dishes--I absolutely love them * Fresh seafood options, including live crab and fish that can be cleaned and prepared for you * A stop at the bakery for dessert--think croissant donuts, almond pastries, or a beautiful layered crepe cake Some locations--even the ones I visited years ago on the West Coast--would steam or fry seafood for you right there, which makes dinner incredibly convenient. Another thing I appreciate is the cleanliness. This store truly rivals places like Whole Foods in terms of organization and quality, even while handling live seafood. The parking lots are typically spacious, well-maintained, and easy to navigate. I also love browsing the aisles for specialty ingredients you can't find everywhere. For example, they carry my favorite laksa noodles, which remind me of a Malaysian dish I fell in love with while visiting a friend in Mauritius. It's always fun to discover unique items like that. The staff--both in the grocery store and at the food stalls--are friendly and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. Bottom line: If you're anywhere near Cary, North Carolina--or even the Buford, Georgia area--do yourself a favor and make a beeline to H Mart. As a lifelong foodie, I truly believe: Life is too short not to eat well.

As much as I love the vast selection of foods at the supermarket, there's been a number of things…read morethat have been turning me away in the past several years. Not at any other H-Marts, but at this Duluth location, things have just gone awry in the past few years. For one, they allow religious harassment at their door. I really don't appreciate being flagged down and chased by Bible "advocates" outside their door. I find that really intrusive, and bordering harassment. One time, this bawdy Korean lady chased me toward my car with this religious pamphlet...when I clearly told her "NO"...not interested. I mean, what more can I do or say without being chased like that??? So rude! I can't believe H-Mart is letting these folks harass their customers like this. Not all the people that shop at this mart is a Catholic, or Christian, or religious at all. Even if they are, they STILL may not wish to be harassed like this. For some folks, religion (or spirituality) is a personal thing. Religious harassment is so offputting...and inappropriate? I mean, this is a supermarket!!! It's just beyond the pale. This right here made me drop 2 stars off the bat! Then their weird food court hours. I mean, most food courts are up and running from 11 am on...but here, they start opening past 12 pm. I think on the day I was there, they were opening the food court closer to 12:30! That's just not acceptable. Lastly, I find their layout extremely awkward and uncomfortable to manuever around.

We have been shopping at sprouts for many years and this is a new location to us. I went there…read moretoday and I needed some specific products and questions answered. To my surprise I got in touch with the right person named Vera who is also a manager at the store. She was helpful not only in finding the items i needed but also helping me answer the questions and sharing her experiences. I would recommend her any day and thank her foe her friendliness with customers like me.

--Location/Parking-- Located in the shopping center shared…read morewith multiple business outlets on the edge of Johns Creek and Alpharetta. There was plenty of parking, but on a Saturday it can be quite busy but no a far walk to the store. --Ambience-- Sprouts has various locations, and all have similar layout and sails. I really like this location because of their deli is always fully stocked and if you come on the right day they can have discounts. --Service/Staff-- Service can vary per store, but they do need to have more cashier available at all times. --Products/Service-- Recommended for their selection, be warned that the Spouts name brand does not mean a lower price on the item. --Capacity-- Indoor capacity can hold 100 people. It is a fully operational supermarket. --Overall-- Great selection on fresh food. I wish they had a bigger organic selection and service can vary depending on the time and date.

It's been quite a long time since I last visited Great Wall Supermarket. Ever since Jusgo…read moreSupermarket opened, I've been going to Great Wall much less often. The main reason is that it tends to feel very crowded, and the checkout lines can take a long time. The food court and shopping areas are usually packed with people as well. This time, my parents and I happened to pass by, so we stopped in to pick up some groceries and a few snacks that I like. Even so, Great Wall still feels like a lively and bustling Asian supermarket. The variety of Asian foods, snacks, and daily necessities really fits the tastes and lifestyle of many Asian Americans. Back then, I used to enjoy going there for BBQ rice plates, haircuts, or just browsing around for snacks and interesting foods. Overall, it's still a pretty good supermarket with a nostalgic and familiar atmosphere.

We go here at times for the fresh seafood, especially for the lobster, shrimp, and crawfish, always…read morefresh. Then we have them cooked at a pretty good Chinese restaurant right beside the seafood market. They always do a great job of seasoning within 20-30 mins and give us free service since they always recognize us.

Live laugh love the self serve at Whole Foods!! Their cranberry couscous salad is ALWAYS so fresh,…read morevibrant and flavorful. The tabbouleh was very lemony and light, always a favorite around here. I've never tried the sesame cucumber noodles until now but they were such a delight. It was cold but sweet with a subtle kick. The veggie spring rolls were thicker than you would imagine and completely stuffed. The garlic mushrooms were very soft and flavorful. Honestly so much variety and changes in palate for a yummy, healthy filling meal.

This review is only on berry Chantilly cake. Somehow, this location doesn't follow franchise…read morerecipe. Their Berry Chantilly cake frosting doesn't not contain mascarpone cheese. I spoke the main baker today and she told me that they don't change the frosting recipe and their frosting are made of chantilly frosting mix with heavy cream and almond flavor. When I told her that other whole food bakery use same chantilly frosting mix with mascarpone crème cheese she wouldn't believe me. I went home and looked up the whole food berry chantilly cake i frosting ingredients which are Heavy creamMascarpone cheese (which gives it its signature rich tang) Cream cheese, Powdered sugar (with corn starch/tapioca starch) Almond emulsion/extract (the secret to that distinct flavor) I don't know why this Johns creek location bakery doesn't follow the franchise recipe.

Food was cold. I ordered the fish poboy and the quesadilla. I saw the cook bring out the fish poboy…read moreand the server waited 10min behind the bar until the quesadilla was done to bring out all the food. Why let food sit and get cold just so you can bring them out together?? The server was also the cashier and bartender. He sat behind the bar doing nothing the entire time we were there. Never checked on us 1 time. The fish on the po boy was THIN and cold. How does this place have a 4.8?? Yall give anything 5 Stars. The place is so dark that you cant even read the menu. Trust me the camera phone adds light! Its freezing when you walk in. The cooks in the kitchen dropped dirty bowls on the floor and didn't even pick them up. Just bad all around. The kitchen floor look like it hasn't been cleaned in ages.

Where to start. Seafood is amazing, staff is amazing and just the overall experience is amazing!…read more Best seafood in town so you got to stop by!

Started shopping from the first store a few months after they started the store. In those days,…read more it was an heavenly experience to drive 120 miles to reach at "Cherians", hardly any Indian store in many of the neighboring States. Do remember his eldest son asking me when I was a new customer " may I help you" while his head was not much above the table. I have helped them a few times to unload their grocery from the delivery truck (in the first store) and told him, I will charge you for the labor when you became very big. Thank GOD, that prediction has been turned true now. They treat me and my family like VIPs always. Their restaurant items like masala dosa-ghee dosa-urid vada etc are very tasty, thus eating there in every visit is a new habit. How many times my family and I have visited them, only GOD knows. A very friendly and peaceful atmosphere-great price-quality goods; thus they have created an army of loyal customers from Atlanta and the neighboring States. GOD has abundantly blessed them. GOD bless them more.

​I have been a regular customer at Cherians Indian Grocery in Cumming for the past 12 years, and…read moreuntil today, I had never experienced such poor customer service. ​During checkout, the cashier, who seemed to be new, made multiple billing errors with my items and did not handle the situation professionally when the mistakes were pointed out.​My Idly rice bag was clearly marked as $21.99, but she billed it as $22.99. When I pointed it out, she asked me to go take a picture of the price tag. I told her I did not have my phone with me, and she said she would go check herself. She went but never returned, so I had to go and show her the price tag personally. Even after seeing the $21.99 label, she seemed confused and went to another counter to discuss it with another employee while chatting and laughing instead of resolving the issue professionally. Another item, Paneer, was marked $4.99 on the shelf but was billed as $5.99 and already packed into the bag. I had to ask her again to verify the price before she corrected it. To make matters worse, I had purchased 2 packs of Maggi and returned 1 pack before payment. She started searching through all my groceries as if something was wrong. When I politely asked what she was looking for and explained that I had only returned one pack, she responded very rudely, saying she needed to check everything. After payment, I simply told her that speaking to customers that way was not good for the store's reputation. Instead of handling the feedback professionally, she argued back and told me not to speak to her like that. I understand that new employees need time to learn, but basic customer service and proper training are extremely important. Long-time customers should not have to deal with repeated billing mistakes and rude behavior. With untrained staff and poor customer interaction, Cherians' reputation may suffer in the future.

Jang Su Jang is one of the best options for Korean food in the Alpharetta-Milton area. Many people…read morewill recognize the name from its long-standing reputation in Duluth, and it's great to have a location closer to home. The menu feels a bit more streamlined than I remember from the original location, though the core dishes are still there. It will be interesting to see how the restaurant evolves under the current management. Regardless, the food consistently tastes authentic and well prepared. Service has always been pleasant and efficient during my visits, which makes the experience even better. Parking can occasionally be tricky since it's located in downtown Alpharetta, but there's a nearby free parking garage that makes it manageable. Overall, it's a solid go-to when you're craving Korean food in the area without needing to drive to neighboring cities.

0/5 stars. What kind of scam is this????…read more As a korean, this place was a huge disappointment. First off, jjamppong no matter where you go all have a distinct, staple taste. The spicy jjamppong here tasted horrible. it was just noodles with 5 pieces of over cooked and old seafood in chili paste broth.... Second. The bibimbap? why would they serve it on a FLAT plate? it was so hard to mix the rice in it. Portion size of this dish was like kids menu. Not sure if they only focused on the aesthetics of the restaurant but there no need for you to waste money here.