First, the place is really clean, just the way supermarkets should be. The store is lighted very…read morewell. It seems as if there was just about everything you could want or need. The workers were great. When I asked for my food item, the gent told me the proper aisle. Nothing more frustrating than getting told your product is in row A when it's in B. Overall great place to shop although in true Walmart fashion, they have a bunch of self checkouts. I don't work there so I always go to a human. Got to support jobs.

Convenient neighborhood market location that can have a surprising variety, considering it isn't a…read moresupercenter. They have a bakery, pharmacy, and multiple departments of food, drinks, toiletries, etc. This Walmart is a trustworthy stop for a quick grocery run. I've been here on several occasions and have enjoyed finding some good, random clearance deals, too. It's still a Walmart, nothing to write home about at the end of the day, but not a bad one to go to in metro Nashville!

Dear Trader Joe's Green Hills,…read more I don't know who's in charge over there, but I'd like them to replace every world leader immediately. The United Nations? Dissolved. Congress? Sent home. The DMV? Bulldozed. Trader Joe's Green Hills is now the governing body of civilization. I've never walked into this place and been greeted by someone who looked like they'd rather be anywhere else. Every employee smiles like they just got engaged, won the lottery, and pet a golden retriever on the way to work. It's suspicious. As a child with OCD, I had approximately 47 family members. Officially it was 14 aunts and uncles and four grandmas, but emotionally it felt like 900 relatives. There were houses where I'd rather eat the upholstery than touch the food. Sometimes it was the smell. Sometimes it was the vibe. Sometimes my brain simply declared, "We're fasting today." Then I came to the US, and discovered Trader Joe's. If one of your employees handed me drywall in a toothpick, i would sample it! This store is cleaner than my conscience after returning my shopping cart. I have genuinely considered quitting my career just to work here. Unfortunately, my therapist intervened. I asked why. She said, "Tarek... you'll be fired within a week." "Why?" "Because you're still a menace to society, and you'll spend half your shift flirting with your coworkers and the other half flirting with customers." Corporate is so dramatic. So instead, I remain a costumer romanticizing what could have been. Whenever people visit NashVegas, everyone says, "Let's go to Broadway." Wrong. We're going to Trader Joe's. You're going to experience affordable flowers, tiny shopping carts, free samples, and enough positive human interaction to make you question whether you've accidentally died. I have left this store happier than I've left actual therapy sessions. The only complaint I have, and this physically pains me to write is: PLEASE bring back the Middle Eastern kibbeh. I'm not saying I'll stand outside holding a candlelight vigil, but I'm also not saying I won't. Trader Joe's Green Hills is the only place where I walk in needing grapefruit juice and leave with seventeen items, inner peace, a houseplant, frozen Indian food, three cheeses I can't pronounce(i speak french mind you) l, and the confidence to forgive my enemies. I love every single one of you. If this store ever closes, I'll simply assume the apocalypse has started and act accordingly.

Crazy to think I have been in this area hundreds of times over the past few years and never…read morerealized this TJ's was here...But, now I know and since I discovered that, I have made my way here on several occasions! Much like any trip to TJ's, I never really have a full list, I kind of let the store tell me what I need beyond the necessities. Speaking of, my necessities are usually focaccia and/or flatbreads, sauces and spreads, cheese and some variety of frozen goods, whether it be veggies or meats. This last trip was no different, as I got all those things plus a few snacks, a bottle of wine and a bit of charcuterie. This location, like all others, is busy, but efficient. A tad smaller with a slightly altered layout of entry/exit and cashiers, but it still works and makes things happen. With that, the parking lot can be a bit dodgy as well, so make sure you are paying attention while scooting through, in or out. Service is good here. Not much interaction on the floor, but the cashiers always bring it home! Overall, love me a good Trader Joe's!

There's no Publix like the Nipper's Corner Publix. Some of the most friendly associates I know!read more

One of the best Publix locations I've been to, and I've been to many. The customer service is…read moreamazing and many people asking how you are and how to help throughout the store. Selection of fresh food and ingredients = wonderful! Look at those bundles of live herbs.... absolutely vibrant. Most grocery stores the herbs are dying as they don't take care of them. Love to see it. Shelves are always freshly stocked and clean, morning to night. No complaints. Just keep it up team!

A Target in Nashville that isn't too busy, and you are able to get what you need. The building…read moreitself seemed a bit more dated than the ones I usually go to though.

Quality/Quantity - My wife and daughter bought an amazing amount of snacks. Chips, cookies, fruit,…read moreetc. For our road trip to Memphis, TN. Atmosphere - Good size location, has all the standard departments, see pictures. Open 7 days a week from 8am to 10pm. Plenty of parking. Service - Self service, so good. Price - Approximately $100. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1962 (1902 corporation founded), and for being the 8th largest retailer in the US. 2000 - Renamed company to Target Corporation. 2015 - CVS acquires Target's pharmacies.

We like Publix stores. This is a good, clean well run store. Lots of fresh well displayed produce,…read moremeats, dairy, and on & on. It's a good place to shop. So why a 4? The isles are very narrow, two people is it. And the parking lot is small, so much so that it's a challenge to find a place to park.

Yah so everyone talks about how awesome the sandwiches are so we got the brisket and turkey sub…read more Brisket was like chewing on beef jerky and my sandwich was soggy beyond belief. Like the bun fell off while eating. And the turkey was just folded in. Like not separated. Idk it was just both terrible sandwiches. Service was very friendly though.

Today was my first visit to a Dollar General having grown up on the West Coast. Vicki and the…read moremanager working were amazing- they were very welcoming and patient in helping me learn about how Dollar General coupons work and ensuring my shopping trip went as expected. I will return to this store without hesitation.

I don't usually post this stuff but when ALL the registers are closed and 3 employees and a manager…read moreare looking at reviews of the store and laughing, I can't help myself! If the registers were actually broken, you would think the store would be a little bit cleaner! Owners, please get this fixed for the city of Nolensville!

While I am a dedicated Kroger shopper, ALDI is my go-to for many items now! This particular ALDI…read moreis location on Gallatin Avenue in the Eastland neighborhood of East Nashville. It is in good shape, plenty of parking and is always clean. However, like most ALDI location, be prepared for stock carts throughout the store that are actively being worked when the checkout lines slow down. My favorite parts of ALDI are always the outer aisles. The veggies/fruits, breads, cheese/meats, frozen, and of course the wine! If you want to make a killer and affordable charcuterie board, ALDI is the absolute best place to pick up all the goods, even the crackers! I usually do most of my middle aisle shopping at Kroger due to selection, but the meats, cheeses, breads and wine pretty much always come from ALDI! In addition, the variety of premade dips they have in the cold section, along with pizzas, pastas, etc...always come in clutch! I will pick up fruits/veggies on occasion, and are always happy with the prices. I more so pick up salad stuff as I do not do enough to get bulk fruits/veggies too often. Service is always decent here. The lines always seem to be backed up, but relief is never too far away. Overall, I am definitely a fan of ALDI and this location! Oh, and just an FYI - It is ALDI's policy to "lend" you a quarter for a cart if you do not happen to have one!

This is my favorite Aldi's, this and the one in Madison are equal distance from my house. This one…read moreis more towards Town, if you are not from here you have no idea what that means. "Towards Town" means if you follow Gallatin road eventually you hit "Town" or what is affectionately known as Downtown Nashville. It is always busy but you never have to wait long, the lines go fairly quickly. Any time I have needed any assistance they have been more than happy to help. I Though what you need to understand is it is a busy store so you're not going to be pampered and treated like royalty. You are one of hundreds or even thousands. Keep that in mind and you won't have any issues. I love the alternating inventory so every trip is a new adventure. If you come here or to any Aldi make sure to hit up the Aldi Limited Finds aisle for some great deals on cool stuff. It changes from week to week so if you see something you like, you have to get it then or it will be gone the next time you visit. If you enjoy beer and wine, this location has a large selection that is very affordable and quite impressive. Of course, be prepared to bag your own groceries and have that quarter ready for the buggy. This is universal to all Aldi's across the world and I like bagging my own things so it has never bothered me. There is always plenty of parking and it's easy to get in and out of at one of two exits that have a light. Making it easier to turn in and turn out of the parking lot. Nothing worse than having to search for a parking spot after fighting traffic just to get into it.

This Costco is like any other Costco you've been to. It's bright, it has wide aisles, it's…read moreorganized, and it has just about everything you could need and want. Are the prices always better at Costco? No. Sometimes, it is cheaper to buy from the grocery store, so go in with a plan, compare pricing while you shop, and enjoy one of the many samples. The staff here have always been kind and friendly. We typically go on Monday nights when it's less crowded. When you do go in the evenings, the people giving out samples are super generous. All in all, this is your typical Costco. What I like most about this location? Monday nights are crowd-less, you can get parking right up front, and there aren't long lines (or hardly any lines for that matter).

1st time to a Costco in the area. It was extremely large. My daughter wanted to go for pizza, and I…read moreneeded to stock up, as we just moved here from California. Everyone was pretty friendly although it was VERY busy, and intense. All but the one short gray haired lady at the end who checks your receipt. I'm not sure WHY she looked at me like she did, didn't smile, and was rude, even the way she handed me back my $800.00 receipt. Like... the entire process, besides me not liking crowds, was pretty nice until the old woman, who you'd think would be nice, or smile... was just the ickiest vibe. Do I not look like I could afford $800 ? I don't know what her deal was, but I'm glad I don't have to go back soon. Maybe she'll retire by then (if that is still a thing). The opposite of a Walmart greater.... A Costco grump that eyes you & doesn't smile at all. Worst person for that job. Killed the whole vibe on the way out with her shitty attitude. She's not a people person. Maybe she's more of a paper-work gal? There was a young Spanish guy that walked me to find the one type of yeast you carry, and knew just where it was, and showed me the symbol that meant they wouldn't be restocked. THAT kid was GREAT! So helpful and NICE. A completely NOT miserable person. I hope someone reads these. I don't plan on spending $800 in one trip again, but if I do, I hope I don't see that grumpy lady. I can't get over how absolutely unfriendly and soulless she seemed.