Publix is amazing! It would be comparable to a Safeway, like higher end, good quality stuff here!…read moreAlso, with it being flu shot season, the Publix pharmacy is giving out a ten dollar Publix gift card for anyone who receives their flu shot there. And if you have insurance the shot itself will either be free or at very little cost to you. I have Tricare so it was completely covered. I walked in, filled out a piece of paper, waited a few minutes, got the shot, got the gift card, and was on my way! They have a really good deli at Publix that makes better subs than Subway, PubSubs they're called. They bake the bread fresh in the morning and they use Boars Head meat, not the cheap meats that most other delis use. With the aforementioned ten dollar gift card I got for letting the pharmacist play flu shot darts on my left arm, I went right over to the deli and got a PubSub, a bag of chips, and a soda! The sub was so big that was my lunch for two days. Whoever says there's no such thing as a free lunch obviously doesn't know about Publix. The reason I've deducted one star is because this place is a little pricier than I think it should be. I mean they sell really good quality products, but like the milk is the same milk they sell at Walmart so why is it so much more expensive?

This store changes Deli workers pretty quick. The chicken in the Deli is dried out no matter if…read moreit's the tenders or fried chicken the quality has gone downhill. The prices have become so high that I pick and choose what to buy now which isn't much at a Publix because the weekly sales ads seem to have products on sale that I don't have any need for

FreshTake is a breath of fresh air! There are so many options for both prepared and do-it-yourself…read moremeals, and they have an ever-expanding selection of groceries. The meat is fresh and more competitively priced than even big-box stores! What complements the selection is the quality of service. FreshTake is more than a grocery store- it's an experience, where everyone is eager and happy to help. Shout-out to Dara, who makes sure everyone who goes to Jackson's has an exceptional time!

This Grocery store is very unique! It is cool to see a bar, a restaurant, and a Starbucks in a…read moregrocery store. Though, that's about it for compliments. The prices are definitely steep, even in comparison to somewhere like Publix. Whilst in the store, I saw several shady individuals smoking inside with backpacks on. Yet management didn't do anything about them. The second I exited the store I felt like I was going to get mugged. Some other shady individuals (whose pants were sagging) all were conjugating outside the entrance. One of them said to me, "Who you looking at N-slur." Another one asked, "What you have in the (grocery) bag N-slur" When I got to my car one of them was walking towards my car. Now I don't know if he was going to do anything, but the whole thing felt extremely sketchy. I wouldn't want to come back to the store unless they had some sort of security to keep thugs and rift-raft out. Because unless you want to be mugged, shopping here isn't a great investment!

I like shopping at Sprouts. The produce prices are the best in the area. I always find what I am…read morelooking for. The service is great, everyone is helpful and pleasant.

My morning run to Sprouts is one of my favorites.. The fruits and veggies are beautiful and…read moreWednesdays is (select) sushi' day for $5. If you're in a hurry and need a quick lunch or dinner they now have grab n go meals. If you decide to become a regular shopper, bring your own bag or purchase one for $.10 cents, also if you download their app and sign up for rewards, you'll receive discounts and perks and see the weekly specials. They have great customer service as well!

Clean & tidy supermarket. We're visiting the area and this was our first experience at…read morethis Publix. They had everything we needed for a family without looking for a Walmart. I found that the employees were all helpful (without any disdain ) even eager to assist. It goes a long way. Thank you and keep up the good work.

One of the larger conventional grocery stores in the area. The selection of vegetables wasn't…read moreevident near the entrance, and when I walked to the far side of the store where they were hidden, it wasn't the most impressive produce selection either; okay quality, but not that much quantity. Sale items weren't overly numerous, but I maximized my opportunities and walked out at 30% off of list price. There were definitely some things worth eating, but eating healthy diverse cuisine requires a bit more selection. Self-checkout stations were reasonably numerous.

Amazing place! It's smaller than other stores but have unique items like Mozart bakery items,…read morespices, and korean ramen noodles. They also have handmade gimbap that they sell...they were delicious! I got the spam one...hubby was asking where I got it from so he could go back to purchase more later. Store was neat and organized and easy to find items. They also have homemade kimchi- different kinds- that I will go back and try. This will save me a trip to HMart in Atlanta! So excited! Please stop by and check them out! Support local!

Love the fresh vegetables. Great selection of products, such as season, different soy sauce and…read morespices.

This store is getting out into the sticks, but it seemed to be bigger than the others in the area…read more It was quite substantial, but I didn't see anything special to be worth the trip. For stuff I actually wanted, the Publixes closer to Augusta were comparable in selection. I found some decent stuff here, not quite as much on sale as I'd hoped, and there were a few specialty items that I wanted that weren't here. But checkout was easy enough and for basic groceries this place will certainly get the job done.

As of late, customer service has changed. Employees are not smiling. I hope that there is nothing…read moremore than that, ho hum school is starting again. The meat department was not so accommodating when I asked for k- bobs. Moving on, they still play great music. I hope that this is a temporary thing.

I like this store. It's very clean. The Grovetown one is my preference over the one on bobby jones.read more

I really, really like Aldi! It took me awhile to come around, only because of genius marketing…read moreploys that make you think "brand name" means better. Turns out, nature doesn't make generic almonds and I'm not paying $7.99+ when I can get it for $4.99. I could go on and on about the price comparisons but I wouldn't be adding to the body of Grovetown Aldi knowledge. I find that produce at Aldi is BETTER than what I've found at Kroger up the street. Call me stingy but I've returned fruit and veggies that started showing signs of rot a day or two after I purchase them. I have yet to do that with Aldi. Does that mean that everything is flawless in the produce department? No, you still need to dig from time to time and use your olfactory skills! There's a handful of things I won't budge on and go to other stores but it's worth it to me to go here and save! Hot: All nuts, Penguin Cheese Crackers (Goldfish equivalent but tastes lighter in a good way), Dried fruits, Winking Owl wine isn't bad, condiments (ketchup is good and comparable to Heinz), Veggie Straws, Chicken Broth with low sodium, cereal (Aldi brand Honey Bunches of Oats, Chex and Shredded Wheat are all delish), batteries (near the registers)....clearly I can go on. Heck Ya: Almond Flour, Flaxseed, Chia Seeds, Quinoa...all here at a reasonable price!!! There are gluten-free options but I can't really speak to that. Did I mention, much to my surprise their coffee is pretty dang good. I'm a coffee snob but I can get down with $3.99 coffee that is actually palatable. Not: I'm not a fan of their paper towels or tissue. I used to love their wipes but for some reason the dispenser keeps detaching from the package and I have a ton of unusable wipes. Maybe I'm the Hulk?! I've tried their pizza in the cooler section by the frozen items, not a fan. They aren't awful but don't hit a home run in the taste department. Miscellaneous: I love looking at their seasonal aisles. I've picked up cute silicone heart pans, kid's pjs, succulents and more for a fair price. The staff is helpful and friendly, which is icing on the cake! They are fast at the checkout so I never dread waiting in line. Being your quarter for the cart and your own bags and you my friend, you are a super smart shopper with money left over! Beware, Starbucks is conveniently located across the street...they tend to get some of my money left over. Ha!

Wow! Times are tough and wallets thin, Aldi's the cheapest groceries have been! I don't know why I…read moredon't shop here all the time! This is going to be my new solution to household budgeting. This grocery store has almost everything I would've bought at Publix or Kroger. Fresh vegetables, artisan cheeses, cafe bustelo, charcuterie meats, family size chicken breast packs, pop, fruit snacks, paper plates, toilet tissue, frozen foods, eggs, cereal, condiments; they have everything. The only thing missing was K-cups, fresh gnocchi, and Birdseye steamables. But, if shopping this cheap means I can stretch my budget, I'm all for it! Cleanliness is top notch and the store was well stocked and merchandised. Don't forget to bring a quarter for the cart and your own bags for your purchase.

Aldi started out for me as just a cool store to visit. I have grown to absolutely love this store…read more Its always clean and bright with so many options. I most certainly go to Aldi just to see what I can see, and find new things to try. I will buy produce here, but have learned that when I buy it I have to be ready to use right away. Ive purchased many of the different types of breads and cheeses. So while I love Aldi, I do have one teeny weeny complaint, which is not a ding on the store at all. More like a word of caution. On my most recent visit, I purchased shredded cheese and Tomato Pico de Gallo because we were having quesadillas for dinner. Well... the pico had to have an entire jalapeño in it, seeds and all, and I am not the spicy food type. Even with that, my only complaint is that the package should have said HOT! I ended up removing most of the jalapeño, added some salt, lime juice, and chopped up a few frozen shrimp I purchased (at Aldi), and made a fake ceviche. AND!! I found thee cutest insulated bag, that I will try not to forget when I go grocery shopping.

This is our neighborhood grocery store. They are open from 7-11 every day and have most anything…read moreyou'd want or need. I've yet to have a complaint. Staff is friendly and extra helpful. Always have a smile. It's just so easy to pull-up, run in, grab groceries and get out. They don't sell a bunch of clothes or things like that which really run your bill up a bunch. Great place! I'm so glad we have it!!

When you're looking for a solid supermarket in the middle of freakin' nowhere, then you're perhaps…read morea skootch more exited than you might be in the big city when you actually find one. Such is the case with this Food Lion, which offers a substantial organic section, a terrific produce area and lots of helpful people. They actually seem to enjoy what they're doing - which can be attributed to the fact that it's a new market. But still, it doesn't change the enjoyment I have each time and go to cook something nice for my honey. A great choice if you live or if you're visiting the area.