By far one of the best Publix locations I've been to, and it's primarily because of the people at…read morethe customer service desk. They are consistently friendly, patient, and genuinely helpful, and they handle requests efficiently without making you feel like an inconvenience. Beyond that, the store itself is clean, well organized, and easy to shop. Items are well stocked, and the overall atmosphere feels calm and well managed. Great service makes a noticeable difference, and this Publix sets the standard in that regard.

Highly disappointed! My family and I have been ordering subs from Publix for years in NC without…read moreany issues ever. Recently moved to the area and tried out the subs at this location and it was absolutely horrible! The meat tasted spoiled, there was an overly excessive amount of oil used on the sub which saturated 3 layers of paper, the bag and the bread, just a mess! This was an online order so I did not see the sub until I arrived home and thank goodness for me that I placed the sub bag inside of a plastic bag or otherwise there would have been oil all in my car that is how heavily saturated the sandwich was, although I requested light oil. Never again will I ever order from here in the future.

This is a cute little shop adjacent to Star Provisions. In addition to some peat-potted herbs,…read morefresh cut flowers, and seeds, there is a small cooler for storing fresh organic produce. There isn't much room for too much variety, but this visit they had spring carrots, french breakfast radishes, micro greens and lettuces, plus the most gigantic asparagus stalks I've ever seen. Gorgeous produce, really. Everything looked immaculate. Purchasing was easy enough after going inside Star Provisions to get someone to open up. They just gave me a handwritten slip for my goods and I took it inside SP to pay (so yes, they will take credit cards!).

Have you ever seen Epicurious food magazines, and the pictures of in-season produce? I swear, the…read moreproduce here is being used for those photoshoots. A little pocket of a shop outside of Star Provisions, this place supplies seasonal organic produce. All of the items here looked like haute cuisine ingredients- absolutely gorgeous, high quality, hand-picked, clean, and organic. You can almost see the TLC put into these babies. The prices reflect it too, but none of them are high enough to be atrocious- I would say the produce here is amongst the highest quality locally sourced produce around. It really looked like a gardener's paradise. We saw organic multi-colored eggs, large but tender stalks of asparagus, miniature french breakfast radishes, all sorts of microgreens, heirloom tomatoes, baby carrots, artisan lettuces, seed packets, etc. Rustic, wholesome, hearty, beautiful.

I've always wondered what Lidl had going on in there so finally, I popped my head in to see what…read morewas up. This location is tucked on the road with so many other grocery stores, it can be so easy to pass them up. They have a huge parking lot so finding a spot is a breeze and when I visited, there were less than 6 other cars there with me. When I entered, the store was just as quiet as expected. I honestly don't think that I've ever seen a grocery store so quiet and well, empty. That's not a complaint either. I was able to easily roam through the aisles without issue, taking in each special feature. I had heard that the bakery was a huge deal and that was so true. The bakery shelves were stocked with international delights that you don't often see in traditional grocery stores such as pastel de nata and a variety of freshly baked bread. Did I forget to mention the bread slicer? Beyond the bakery, the rest of the store was as expected. It reminded me of Aldi, limited brand options vs. Publix, who may offer 10 brands of one singular product. I like that they narrow it down for you, but if you're brand loyal to specific products, you may find yourself going elsewhere for a few things. They also had two small aisles of random home/lifestyle items such as pots, clothing, toys, totally random stuff. I won't lie, I was confused lol. It was like a mini Ollie's but, I did find and purchase a food scale for my bf, so I'll call that a win lol. Since I didn't go in with a real grocery list in mind, I only walked out with a few things. Although it may not be my main grocery store going forward, I'm definitely going back and have even made my own lil Lidl rewards account. I'll be seeing that bakery again real soon!

Wonderful ppl in here!! Kind and friendly and the cashier is doing 3 jobs!! Makes me so sick bc…read morethey work so hard in there!!! Please lidl staff your store ppl are angry for the wait, the staff so nice!!

I love my Walmart Super center if the best one thus far in Atlanta…read more Service: 97% out of 100 Grocery pickup: Smooth and timely Preorder my groceries, pull up to pick up & it's very few times that my order is wrong. Sometimes items are substituted but, I'm not very picky when items are deselected for me. I rarely cancel the items researched. Good job Walmart - Lithia Springs!

This Walmart location is extremely convenient for me, as it is less than five minutes from my home…read more My daughter and I shop here frequently, which is why I felt compelled to leave a review after having two negative experiences with the same employee in the deli department. The employee in question is a fairly light-skinned Black man with reddish-brown hair and I think what appeared to be freckles. My first negative experience occurred last week. I noticed the rotisserie chickens and planned to grab one before leaving the store. However, when I returned after gathering my other items, the chickens were gone. I then noticed this employee wheeling them away in a cart toward the deli. While swiftly walking towards him, I called out "Excuse me" approximately five times, projecting my voice, before he finally turned around. I find it hard to believe he did not hear me. I asked if I could grab a rotisserie chicken, and fortunately, he allowed me to take one. Unfortunately, my second interaction with him occurred last night. My daughter and I approached the deli, and I asked her if she wanted ranch wings. When I noticed there were only about 10 pieces of chicken remaining, I decided against purchasing any. As I was preparing to walk away from the counter, the same employee abruptly stated, "Closed." No greeting. No acknowledgment. No courtesy whatsoever. He did not say, "I'm sorry, ma'am, but we're closed." He simply said, "Closed." When I asked him, "Did you just say closed?" He responded, "Yeah." I then advised that a more appropriate response would have been, "I'm sorry, ma'am, but we're closed." What bothered me was not that the deli was closed. I understand that businesses have operating hours and employees have schedules. My issue was the unnecessary rudeness and lack of basic courtesy in the way this information was communicated to me. I've grown increasingly frustrated by the lack of professionalism and communication skills I encounter from some employees from most places. Basic manners, communication, and customer service should not be difficult concepts to understand, regardless of age. We are living in difficult times, and I believe there are people who would genuinely appreciate the opportunity to have a job. Employment comes with responsibilities, and one of those responsibilities is treating customers with courtesy and respect. A simple acknowledgment, a polite response, and a professional attitude go a long way. This is the very type of lack of work ethic and accountability that my brother Abraham, also known as Da'Vinchi, has spoken about. His commentary has sparked conversations about professionalism, personal responsibility, and how we conduct ourselves in the workplace. Experiences like these are exactly why I believe these conversations are necessary. I am requesting that management address this employee's conduct. Customers should not have to tolerate dismissive, discourteous treatment when they are simply shopping and asking reasonable questions. Respect, professionalism, and basic courtesy are not too much to ask. Additionally, I regularly notice several employees standing around with their heads down, looking at their phones while I am checking myself out. This, too, is unprofessional. They are on the clock and at work, and they should conduct themselves accordingly. There is no excuse for employees to be standing around distracted by their personal devices while customers are checking out and may need assistance. This should not be normalized. Being employed means being accountable, remaining attentive, and taking your responsibilities seriously. Customers should not have to question whether employees are paying attention to their jobs. Management needs to address not only how employees communicate with customers but also how they conduct themselves during work.

I love Goodness Grocery and the folks who work there. Always accommodating…read more I'm not the biggest health food aficionado nor homeopathic healing seeker but I dabble in the proven teas & supplements. So why do I go there 2-3 times a week? The hot bar! The hot bar is the Vinings area's best kept lunch secret! The menu really doesn't change much and it's not a huge selection, but it's all delicious and quick! ...and they make it good for you. Done deal. PROTEINS: Korean chicken, meatballs, stewed meats, tofu VEGETABLES: collard greens, Asian style cabbage, mashed sweet potatoes, chili'd garbonza beans, and more! But wait... then there's the fresh drinks/shakes, and cooked to order entrees and sandwiches. Give them a try!

I took off one star only because I was a little confused about what was going on with the…read morecafé--there weren't any obvious signs, and at lunchtime there was no one behind the counter. It smelled wonderful, so I wasn't sure if I had just missed something. They do offer help-yourself ionized (or possibly alkaline) water--I'm not entirely sure which, as that wasn't clearly explained. I believe it was ionized because I had a headache for the first few days of drinking it, which can be a common side effect when starting ionized water. There was only one person working at the time, and she seemed a bit short with me, but I try to give people the benefit of the doubt, so I'd still like to go back and give it another try.

This Publix plays an essential role in the area. While the parking situation isn't great -- and it…read morecan definitely feel tight -- the location itself is absolutely needed. Without it, this part of the community would likely be a food desert, so its presence alone carries real value. The store is almost always busy, which speaks to how important it is for local residents. Despite the constant traffic, it's generally well run, stocked, and efficient given the volume of shoppers coming through. Employees do their best to keep things moving, and the store remains clean and organized under pressure. Parking aside, this Publix serves its purpose extremely well and provides consistent access to quality groceries for the surrounding community, which earns it five stars in my book.

The deli/hot food area is sooo slow! The wait times can be…read moretwenty minutes or more Where are all the workers! The manager was there working and they're still slow Ugghhhhhh I'll have to go to the other location. They do move a little bit faster

While this is not my go-to Walmart in the area, I do pop in on occasion when in Austell and I…read morehappen to need something only Walmart supplies. This Walmart is located at the corner of East West Connector and Floyd Road. It is the anchor of a small shopping complex that also features a Dollar Tree, shoe store, battery/bulbs store and a wing spot. Given the shopping center, parking is decent. The lot is not as large as other Walmart's but it gets it done. I have popped in here for several things over the years and have learned that this location is best to visit before 12:00 PM on Weekdays. Anytime after noon on weekdays and legit anytime on the weekends, this place is insane...so, I recommend you plan your trips here accordingly! Inventory has never been an issue at this location, as for the most part I always find what I am after. Service is hit and miss, just like any Walmart, however I usually receive better service during the AM hours...so just another reason to plan that trip at the right time. Overall, this is your standard Walmart. There is nothing that makes this location stand out in a good or bad way. When in need, I will pop by.

Walmart is a place where u will find something for your everything. If they make it they sell it at…read moreWalmart. From your home projects to outdoor living or sports and fitness , they have it all! While they do carry a reputation for low quality in the service arena, they do give you more bang for your buck particularly on products sold at other stores for more expensive prices. On my last few visit I was able to find less expensive kitchen items and tool kits for working on small projects around the house.The most recent was I was able to find 36-in x 84-in Clear Advantage All-in-One Screen Replacement Kit at a fraction of the price from places like Home Depot. These are used when your window screens on your home have weathered and rotted, or have been ripped from wear and tear. Very easy installation process.

This is still my favorite farmers market. Often they have…read morea table with marked down bags of fruit or vegetables, and if you cook or freeze things immediately you really can cut down food cost. Most of the employees are very nice English speaking Latinos, and if you ask advice on something, they use phone to help you with items. I love this store because it has really helped me to broaden my "food horizon", and encouraged me to experiment.

I've written a review years ago regarding their security, Today was first day I visited since then…read moreand security still harassing me. The same security guard, this time I'm in line he walks over to me aggressively points, I say who me? He grabs my empty hand basket, I grab it back, he continues to point aggressively. I ask the cashier to please ring me up so I can leave, the security says I'm being aggressive, I tell for him to leave me alone, mgr walks over to his credit he calmly listens and tells the guard to be quiet even walks me to the door to keep security from speaking to me. I don't know what's going on with this guard and me but I'm done will go to the farmers market on Austell Rd.

Store#530 in Smyrna off of Cobb Pkwy is great. costumer service is awesome. food and veggies are…read morealways fresh. Seneca and Ajah'lai is wonderful. Always willing answer any questions or concerns you may have. I really enjoy shopping at this store

This was my first time shopping at Sprouts, and I had such a great experience! Kaylei was…read moreincredibly helpful and welcoming. She took the time to thoroughly explain the Sprouts Rewards program, showed me how to sign up, and even walked me through how to use the app. She was patient, knowledgeable, and made everything so easy to understand. Having someone take the time to make sure I felt comfortable using the rewards program really made a difference. I left feeling confident about using the app and excited to come back. Thank you, Kaylei, for making my first experience at Sprouts such a great one!

This team is amazing. I had a catering need and didn't plan appropriately. Not only did the…read morecatering team go above and beyond to help me, I ordered a sandwich while navigating and the customer service was as nice as possibly could be (cheers Canton, Ohio) ...and 'pub sub' was delicious. Then I had Catering and Deli give me amazing service with huge, sincere smiles. Shout out to Sherin! And as I checked out, the Publix service professional and colleague were as lovely as could be. They make me want to drive miles out of the way to recieve exceptional service for grocery shopping. And then after loading my car, I was met with a gentleman who happily took my cart. THIS TEAM clearly cares for service and care for each other. That's beautiful. High fives. Thank you!

Be a very nice clean well run great service grocery store. Now it's a rundown most of the employees…read moreare busy trying to stock no one but two people at the cash registers. It's mostly self service and when I ask the manager if there's anybody at customer service he goes yeah they'll be there in a minute, but it took over 10 minutes for someone to appear and when they did, they were not very helpful even though there was at least three of us in line trying to get some kind of help! If it wasn't so close by, I would not have stopped here, but unfortunately, I needed milk! It went from the number one Publix in my mind to probably the lowest level of Publix represent representation there is! I will think twice before I go here again!