Publix has become the leading name in the supermarket field here in the southeast. Once you…read moreexperience a Publix supermarket yourself, I am confident that you will understand how Publix has become such an iconic supermarket brand and has developed such a loyal customer base down here in the southeast. Publix has created a solid reputation by offering incredible customer service, great BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals and we cannot forget their subs, which are affectionately known as "Pub Subs." Coming from New Jersey, a state known for their great subs, in a way it hurts me to state that a supermarket has some of the best subs in the area. But it is also a 100% true statement. Publix subs are very good. My go-to sub is probably their Italian sub, which is truly a tasty offering. I also enjoy their roast beef and cheese sub. I would definitely recommend upgrading it by using Boar's Head meat. It is definitely worth the small upcharge. It is great to see Publix expanding beyond the boundaries of their home state of Florida and spreading throughout the southeast. Not only am I happy about it, but I am confident that the communities that Publix opens a location in are very grateful for a Publix opening by them. I would definitely recommend this particular Publix location or any Publix location and I give it five stars.

Solid Publix located in Donelson right Lebanon Pike not too far from Briley Parkway. While I do not…read morelive in Donelson, I do venture out that way on occasion, with the latest reason being coming back home from the airport. What is great after an airport run? Pub Subs, you are correct! While I have walked this store a few times to pick up random items on occasion, my main purpose for stopping has been pub subs. The line is always expected, busy, but the staff are always very friendly and helpful. Sandwiches are always made with precision and care, and are always extra tasty! Cashiers and other staff are always friendly as well. Overall, great Publix that I will surely be back to many times!

Real piggly wiggly Tony and I was driving through Dover Tn…read moreand we saw the Piggly Wiggly sign announcing 24 - 20 oz water for only $1.49 so I had to stop...RIGHT? RIGHT !!! I was amazed..my Piggly Wiggly in Nashville doesn't have any Piggly Wiggly branded foods...and they are so cheap. I was able to get a 12 oz can of Piggly Wiggly Soda pop Root Beer for .25 ...yes ONE QUARTER... I loved this Piggly Wiggly..got to remember it..there are so many parks in the area..going to take a cooler with me next time.. Now I feel like my Piggly Wiggly is a Faux Piggly Wiggly...what's up with that?

Plenty of parking, clean store, they had everything I needed. Checkout was super fast, people were…read morefriendly. When I'm in the area, I'd stop in again if I needed anything.

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Pretty cool little market off the main highway in Charlotte, Tn! Lots of Amish products and fresh…read moreitems like spices, baking supplies, and even breads! Had a lovely experience shopping here and the front is very welcoming rich with plants, decor, and wooden rocking chairs. There is a side gazebo where you can dine on their fresh made sandwiches. The staff here are very kind and cheery. The store is very neat and clean, too! Get here early as the deli closes at 5 pm sharp. Worth the trip for us from Clarksville! Remember, the prices do reflect the freshness of the goods they sell. You won't get WalMart prices, but you will find better quality and cost than Trader Joes!! We will definitely be back.

This isn't my normal type of review. But I've finally had it with this store. We've been coming…read moreto this Kroger since 2006. It's this area's "best" option, but that isn't going to cut it anymore. Many of the regular full time employees have gone. There are still a couple, but most have moved on. That's the reason we kept patronizing this store in the first place. They also used to have a lot of options and fresh items. This is true less and less often now. And I gave some leeway because of COVID, but Publix has fresh items and plenty of new and interesting things in stock. So why not Kroger, one of the largest grocers in the country? First they got rid of over half the checkout lanes and replaced them with self checkout. Ok, fine. Then they had a scan, bag, and go program where you could scan your groceries as you shopped, then just do a fast checkout at the end. That was quite convenient, but then they stopped doing that. Back to the dysfunctional self checkout. Which is often understaffed, so many times only half the kiosks are open anyway. I use my own bags. The self checkout stations make it extremely difficult to use your own bags, so I generally leave my bags in the cart and then just bag my groceries by using the "skip bagging" feature. Now the software has been updated and is absolutely atrocious. Skip bagging on a few items? Not only does it take forever between items to "skip bagging," but after a few items, it flags an attendant, grinding your checkout to a halt. And the same thing happens if you are purchasing more than a few items, even if you bag them in Kroger's bags on their bag stand. I get loss prevention, but this isn't going to help. And if you're that worried about it, maybe you should've kept more human cashier lanes. The carts are always rickety with broken wheels. Publix is 30 minutes away, but they have fresh, fun, interesting products, smooth riding carts, and many kind, efficient human cashiers.

This is the only grocery store I choose to shop at all the other grocery stores are too expensive…read moreor have terrible customer service they have good food, the atmosphere is great easy to find products and they have 10% discount for veterans on Wednesdays.

Typical bait n switch we ordered tires they come in as 18s we ordered 20s they want 200 more for…read morethe right size we ordered in the first place this is the second trip to Walmart. Yesterday tried to get help in the tire center to get our ordered tires on. Employee stated F NO had to call a manager from my phone only to have to return today to get screwed again. Very poor service and very upset!!!!! Do not trust this store!!!!!

I only put "maybe" because of the instore service which is the absolute worst I have ever…read moreexperienced. HOWEVER, since I became somewhat disabled this year, I have all my groceries delivered from Camden Walmart and regarding that service 5 STARS and PERFECT. The order is always on time and packaged well. The delivery instructions are always followed. The cost is minimal if you join the Walmart service thingy. I highly recommend the delivery service. The VERY BEST

I find the staff at all of the Kroger locations in Paducah to be poorly trained, disrespectful and…read morerude. I do not understand why the management does not train their employees to be courteous and competent. It is appalling! When I spend hundreds of dollars on groceries, I expect a simple thank you and please come again at the very least. I expect all the items I purchase to be put in bags and not left on the counter. I expect to be charged the correct price for my items. I expect my items not to be damaged by poor bagging skills. I do not expect to have to tell a grocery cashier what celery is. I do not expect to have to bag my own groceries because there is no staff. I have an unpleasant experience every time I shop at these stores. I feel this is an egregious lack of competency on the part of the store management. And given the current price of groceries, this is not acceptable.

What a strange place! I've spent my share of time in Kroger locations but this one felt like…read moretaking a spin in the Twilight Zone. I'm not familiar with Paducah, KY but the average age of shopper appeared to be 114 years old. Living in FL, I know what a retirement community looks like and NEVER did I expect to see an older population. I reckon my opinion really doesn't matter because I'm just passing through but I would have assumed this place was in or adjacent to a retirement community.

It's a cute old fashion grocery store. I wanted some almond milk and they did have several brands…read more The prices were double of what I normally pay but it was available. It's just Mr if those places that you stop at before going to the lake. They had a really cute breakfast stand with biscuits and gravy, etc.

Good place for breakfast and you can pick up any supplies you need for the day. Friendly people!read more

Pretty average for a Walmart. I went in on Monday May 29 and they were working on rearranging. And…read morethen I went in last night and they were still working on rearranging. Some sections seemed incredibly picked over when we went last night.

Pretty average for a Walmart. Had what I needed. Had a decent amount of shoppers, but not too busy…read more(5 - 6 pm on a Friday).

Store is clean and stocked most of the time. However, the staff could use some training in services.read more

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We bought some fried chicken... it looked and smelled fine... but when we got to Lake Barkley…read moreState Park to eat it, the stuff was rotten... not undercooked... the meat was ROTTEN. We all spit it out after the first bite. Two people in our group got sick right when they took a bite. It was awful. The store refused to do anything about... no apology, no refund, nothing. I went a few weeks after that incident to get some ham sliced from the deli counter. The woman working had gloves on, but her thumb was all bandaged up... the bandage was filthy, frayed, and falling apart. She grabbed the ham with that dirty bandage touching everything... it was disgusting. Are there no health department regulations in Cadiz?

The food is phenomenal. The customer service was alright but needs improvement. The variety of…read moreproducts was decent.