The Harris Teeter on Spartanburg Highway has reopened! I've been checking on it since November of…read more2024 and glad it could reopen after Hurricane Helene's devastation in September of 2024. The parking lot doesn't seem large enough for the store. This is a larger Harris Teeter and has everything you might be looking for. This store had more brands and variety than the Harris Teeter I frequent. The store ready made food and a large produce section, bakery, meat department and deli. A pharmacy is in the front part of the store too.

Great grocery store in Hendersonville. Always great deals and great selection of fresh foods.read more

I'm incredibly grateful for Food Matters! It makes finding fresh, healthy, and nourishing foods so…read moreeasy right here in Brevard without having to travel far. Their selection and quality are excellent, and I always leave feeling confident about my choices. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to eat well and support their health!

I work in Brevard once a week and have been wanting to explore this place for a while. I was very…read moreimpressed. There aren't a lot of small locally-owned organic-based food stores any more. This spot reminded me a lot of Lucky's in Boulder, Co. I read some previous reviews disparaging the meat market. I checked it out and it was quite nice. You won't see any cuts that look like that at Ingle's. Maybe it took them a bit to get up to speed after taking over after Poppie's. Place is clearly still popular with locals, as the lot was nearly full around noon on a Wednesday.

Well laid out. Lots of selection. Helpful staff. Many items available here that I can't find…read moreelsewhere in town.

Alexis in the pharmacy is great. She makes going to the pharmacy better. She is a true assetread more

This Ingles is huge. The store was very clean and well maintained. I couldn't figure out where to…read morego for dinner. I knew I wouldn't stop at one place though. I was happy with the salad I made at another Ingles so figured I'd try this one. The store was set up differently than the other Ingles I had been to while trying to find a working Redbox. But I figured out where the section I wanted was and got started. Their salads and other items seem popular. They had pizza, subs, and other options. There was even an olive bar with different types of olives. I wanted a cookie and found them but there weren't any bags to put one in just boxes. So that is how I got the slice of cake. The German Chocolate cake was delicious. I am sure I will return here for other meals when I return to Flat Rock in the fall.

This store puts all my local grocers in Georgia to shame…read more Clean, well stocked, fresh, salad and food bars, friendly staff, nice restrooms. Good variety of produce, meats and seafood. The bakery has seasonal stuff like German Stollen, something I'd never see at Kroger or Publix.

We started our journey with this store the week before Thanksgiving last year. Drove out from…read moreColorado to visit family and ended up moving to Arden just down the road from this store. Stopped for Breakfast after a very long drive. Food was good and the people working there were very nice. Met the Manager and he was just as pleasant to talk to. Everyone working there was very nice and helpful. This is our new store to go to. Thank you.

Been waiting at the deli for 7 min and no one has asked to help me. I don't see anyone in sight…read more They renovated the deli recently, and I guess they removed the staff in the process. Good riddance.

I'm not a member but enjoy going there for coffee, pastries, and other items not found in the mega…read moregrocery stores. However, two points. With a couple of exceptions, the staff has never been particularly friendly and a few times edging towards hostile but didn't quite get there. A male checker pulled something yesterday worthy of a complaint as when he finished checking me out he exposed his stomach by either pulling his tee shirt up or by stretching in such a way that he was exposed. Secondly, too many products are carried with high sugar content. I know sourcing is difficult but this should be a concern for management. Too much sugar is definitely not healthy.

Great products at a reasonable price. Service staff are polite and helpful. Overall just a great…read moreshopping experience. The venue is convenient and well organized. For those people who want to buy clean food without chemicals, this is the place to go. The Co-Op is definitely a five-star shopping experience.

Wow! I wasn't expecting to walk in a grocery store utopia. This place is awesome! They have…read moreabsolutely everything. If you're renting a cabin in the area, this is the place to get everything you need.

They profile you hard here assistant manager stared at me when i walked in keep in mind it's 10:00…read morepm and i'm one of the few customers in the store. i bought a couple packs of meat some dog food and pineapple juice. went to the self checkout where i scanned all my items including my ingles card all right in front of him considering he's watching over it. Then as i walk passed him with all my items he decides to accuse me of stealing asking "hey sir do u have a receipt for all that" i made him look like a complete fool and as i walked out of the store i looked back and saw him talking crap with the other Ingles employee and customer so i walked back in there and asked if he was talking sh't and he decided to lie and say that he was asking the men if he was a bad person. The assistant manager is by far the most unprofessional boot licker employee that i have ever had to deal with he was smiling during the entire interaction and even pussified his voice .i have never been treated this way before at any grocery store. i work inside Ingles extremely frequently and i have actually worked at the ingles in Mills River as a cashier i won't ever be returning to this Ingles again i will actually drive out of my way to go to the Ingles in Hendersonville.

Date of Visit: 9.15.19 Saturday around noon…read more Parking: Ample, in a large shopping plaza Concept: Where clearance items go to die Warning: CHECK EXPIRATION DATES and check your receipt! I am looking at a nondescript $2.00 charge and I can't tie it to anything. No barcodes are used so it is all manually entered by the cashier with terms like non-food grocery, frozen food, dairy, candy. Upon entering you will get one of those old school square, flip-down grocery carts that haven't been seen since the 80s. This store holds a mishmash of random who-buys-this-stuff groceries. The store itself is pared down with no frills. Some deals seem too good to be true and this is when you REALLY need to check your dates. I picked up quite a few items and one canned item was out of date by almost a year. You will recognize some brands and others are random unknowns. You are going to come here basically to purchase canned and processed items. Some beans were 50 cents, etc. The cereal, while cheaper, is also questionable. It's September and I saw Easter-themed Peeps cereal. Unfrosted pumpkin Pop-Tarts. Cans of soda that something else had exploded on. Potato chips that are normally $3.50 for $2.50. But that sale price can be found at most stores so know your prices. Mini packs of tissues for 2 for $1.00. Brandless brand Nutella for $1 but sells for $3 on their website. Fresh produce: There is a small section with some things that are struggling to stay fresh. I did get some nice green peppers and one cucumber. Meat: Husband found some expired items I found some blueberry biscuits that I recently purchased at a regular grocery store and they were four for one dollar (no, you don't have to buy all four). I got them home only to realize they were expired by two weeks. That date did not say Best By either. There is a lot of waste with groceries and food in the world and I am not saying these things should be thrown out, but due diligence is also required here. Your receipt will only be filled with generic prices relating to the department they come from so you may want to watch as they enter prices. Bar codes are not used. If I were pressed on money I would come here. As I stated, if you know your prices you might be better off spotting sales at other standard stores. PS - no one should be buying canned vegetables and beans at dollar stores unless you are in a food desert. Canned vegetables and beans are always cheaper at grocery stores.

This is a great place if you're on a budget or just being frugal. It's an outlet center for several…read morefood brands and features a grab bag of discontinued products, discount items and some regular stuff. It's only place in town you can buy Utica Club beer. The stock changes regularly so don't be certain you'll be able to get the same item twice. They might not have everything you need, but if somethings not available, there's plenty of places around town to get it. I recommend.