The staff is always welcoming. The quality of meats is outstanding. The butchers are always…read moreaccommodating.

You won't ever regret shopping here. They have the freshest meats that have NEVER made me regret…read morebuying anything from them, and I've been shopping there for over 13 years! Friendly and helpful employees. Always make sure you get exactly what you need there.

Most of the food that I checked in here was expired. A loaf of bread, hummus, and the citrus fruit.read more

My wife and I awoke in a quaint lil' Air BnB around 8AM on a Saturday. I made her watch Rogue One…read moreand Attack of the Clones all morning. It was epic! We ate eggs with fish in it for breakfast. Yumm. Afterwards we agreed that at 1100 we must get groceries to make our sisters dinner. My wife speedily took an hour to wash her hair before we went on our adventure. When she finished we ate more food! This time curry with a side of PB&J. Yumm. Around 1pm we set off to Walmart. It was an easy drive. We saw tons of trees with leaves. Upon arriving my wife noticed the Walmart was small. Very strage. They're usually big, you know? The next bad omen was the carts. They were all next to the registers. Haven't seen that before! We got our cart and perused the isles. Bad omen number three was soon revealed to us. No produce! Or milk! Or meat! I looked at my wife and exclaimed, "Honey! This Walmart is milkless!" She replied with, "I know." So obviously we expeditiously removed ourselves from that horrible place. My wife was sad. I was sadder. We quietly sat in our car in the parking lot for a while. I looked toward the horizon, questioning everything I thought I knew about stores. That's when I saw the INGLES sign. With a Deli and Bakery sign next to it. That's when I knew there was still hope in the world. I heroically sped over to the place. Not even telling my wife where we were headed. She questioned me. The parking lot was honestly kinda sus. There weren't many people there. However, the inside was amazing. I remember seeing lettuce and my heart skipping a beat. The isles were nicely spaced apart and well stocked with everything we needed including greek yogurt, vinegar, and oregano; excluding shallots. Purchasing our haul was a pleasant experience. And excellent young man offered to carry our groceries for us. We said no. As we walked out of the store my wife and I spoke about how much we adored the place. We would like to work there someday. The best part was when we finished putting out groceries away, the excellent young man appeared in a blink of a eye. He offered to take our cart away. We said yes. Five stars. Would shop at Ingles again.

They don't do returns and are NOT backed by the Better Business Bureau…read more I wanted to speak to the manager and they got an older lady named Nancy who acted as the manager but later admitted she wasn't. She was playing on her phone during our discussion... They also misuse plastic bags as they'll put EVERY ITEM in its own bag. Nor do they even know what to do with a reusable bag that you bring. This area really needs a Whole Foods or a Sprouts.

Wow what a busy store. I was never at a Kroger before but it's basically a small town grocery…read morestore, but busy! The prices were a little high and I hate that you need a membership card. We went in for a sandwich on the way through town. Bought bread and meat and a drink. The place it's as convenient as a "public" grocery store known around Florida but it was okay.

My fiancée and I visited the Cumberland Falls area this past weekend. We stopped for gas at Ron's…read moremidday on Sunday, and while I was paying inside, Ron very kindly informed me that the breakfast food that he sells are delicious. I told him that we might stop in the following morning and grab a bite to eat. We did. And it was fantastic. I can honestly say that I've never had a better biscuit. Not only was the food outstanding, but Ron was fantastically kind and approachable and takes pride in his establishment. And rightly so. Thanks, Ron.

Kinda run down, but understandable with the high foot traffic…read more Stop in for certain items I can't find elsewhere, about twice a month. Never received bad service, but that's not to say this place has ever had someone stand out to me. Again. Solid Kroger. Large. Open space. Just a dark, rough around the edges feel. Side note. Customer service serves as the employee break area. Often has back of the house posts (birthdays, some like/dislike survey) up for the world to see. Just odd.

Love stopping at a Kroger for fuel when I can get a $.40 discount per gallon. Each time we shop at…read morea Kroger we build up fuel point. Usually it's $.20 to $.30, but this time there was a surprise bonus.

You could keep your employees off of their cell phones when they're not on break, you could teach…read morethem how to have manners to the customers you could teach them respect. Could also teach them how to wash their hands before they leave the bathroom after using the bathroom You could also keep all of the animals such as rabbits, ducks, cats, lizards and non-service animals out of the store it is not an animal park, it is a retail store that has groceries

Everything you need and more at great prices. It's always consistent and always stocked. Our new…read moreplace.

Love that I can get anything I need! So many spices, love the soup starters, I try to limit the…read morewonderful baked goods.

My brother in law insisted I stop here on my road trip between Tennessee and Connecticut. First, I…read morewas warmly welcomed by everyone I encountered, including regular customers who helped the rookie make a sandwich order and find the favored soda. My chicken salad sandwich was tasty (perhaps a bit heavy on the mayo) and my wife absolutely loved the pimento cheese sandwich. She's an expert on this sandwich and she said it was the best she had ever had. I probably roamed the market for an hour picking up candy, jams and bread. My thanks to my brother in law for giving me this great tip. Really enjoyed my stop there.

We stopped in here a couple of times while we were camping/hiking nearby. They were much better…read morestocked than our local stores at home. They also had plenty of checkout lanes open. We aren't fans of self checkout. We will definitely be back here, the next time we are in the area.

For LMU Students: most of the stuff here is cheaper than it is at Kroger.. Here is what i've…read morenoticed that's cheaper: protein bars, cereal, milk, frozen pizza (pretty much all frozen foods), candy, cookies etc. The only reason why I'd every go to Kroger is for bread, because it's for 49 cents when it's going to expire in less than 6 days. And I can see why people go to Kroger because it's food only and you don't have to walk around a lot, but overtime you'll save a good amount of money by choosing walmart. Convenience or save money, take your pick.

This is a very clean and classy store with great employees. They have excellent buy one get one…read moredeals. They did a lovely job on a birthday cake for me. The process was very easy.

Most of the produce is dated if not actually spoiled. One clerk told me that store management will…read morehold the fresher produce in the back until all the old produce has sold to minimize shrink and improve profits. If you drive about two miles you can find fresh produce at Aldi's, and at a lower price. Avoid the hype that this is a Publix, it's not the quality of a Publix in Florida!