Authentic Chicken Shawarma and absolutely the best if you are cravings the flavours of the Middle…read moreEast. In fact it was so good that I didn't capture the photos of the meal. Next time indeed will post pictures, or will try. Truly the aromatic scents of the Chicken Shawarma will capture your senses when you walk in the door of this wonderful merchant. Although I do have an image of my grocery haul while I was there. Bonus there is a Butcher with fresh meat selection if that is your fancy. There is also Lamb and Goat and it is Halal! Service is very professional. The ambiance is that of a locally owned small market. However, there are plenty of international options and fresh produce! An example, my pasta is from both Turkey and France! Do give them a try.

I was slightly nervous about this place when I walked in. It's a grocery store with a small kitchen…read morearea in the back, with a limited menu. I ordered the chicken shawarma with fries. You pay at the register up front. They don't have a dining area. It was very reasonably priced ($10 and change), which is a steal for the portions that they give you. When I got back to my office and opened the box I was shocked at the size of the chicken shawarma, it was a little smaller than a burrito from chipotle. They also give you a good portion of fries, basically filling up the whole to go box. They put some type of seasoning on the fries that is very good, and the sauces and spices they use on the chicken shawarma were amazing. Don't let the location and first impression fool you, the food is amazing. Everything was hot and fresh. The lady that was preparing the food was very kind and polite, and helped me figure everything out since it was my first time eating here. I will definitely be back.

Huge, beautiful, super clean grocery store that also has a bar! Give it a try and you'll be happy…read more If you're not, hit the bar and try your review again.

All of the employees, management and staff are so very friendly. Genuinely appreciative for…read more your business!!' . I'm very pleased to have a store of this caliber here in Greenville. Ann is one of the managers that is so sweet & helpful!

This is a really nice Publix. It's smaller but still had a nice selection overall. Very clean…read morestore and friendly staff. I think I spent $25 for three items ..... yikes! This Publix is located downtown and they have a private parking lot. I was really happy for this! My first time visiting here was a nice visit.

I realize they are a small store but to cut out the kosher items in the freezer section is just…read morecold. (No pun intended). Their egg challah was neither round nor an egg challah. Publix on a whole sucks when it comes to stocking anything for a Jewish holiday.

Came in yesterday and I was blown away by how incredible your employees are. The lovely young guy…read morewith awesome green hair and good vibes at the deli was so kind to my son. I wish I caught his name! Also - Liam went above and beyond to make sure we were so happy. Gave us awesome recommendations and was also incredible to my son. The lady, I believe she is the store manager, is also very kind and always says hi to us when we are checking out. I love coming to this location because of the people that work here I wish the organic produce was a little better but everything by else is great. I know it's hard to sell organic produce in Greer. Anyways Thank you!!!

I initially went there and was really impressed by the store. Sadly, I've had to return food there…read moretwice. The second time, that will be the last. I will not return to the store. I walked around the store and bought things on sale. Sadly, the sale prices that are posted is not how things ring up. The other problem, I bought a smoked chicken a whole chicken. I was very excited to get home and eat it. It wasn't fully cooked. I didn't realize and ate a chicken wing. I also bought a piece of cooked salmon. I'm not sure if it was the salmon or the chicken but all of a sudden I was so incredibly nauseous! Then I looked for my receipt. I had no memory of the cashier giving me a receipt. I looked through all my bags. I looked in my purse. I looked in my wallet. No receipt. Oh and I bought a bottle of evolution. Fresh squeezed orange juice. Opened it up when I got home and it was bitter, which meant it was going bad already. And I went directly from the store home so it didn't sit in my car and get warm. Since I didn't have a receipt and I felt I was overcharged... The charge of my credit card wasn't what I thought I had paid... I returned everything to the store. They were able to download my receipt. They did give me a complete credit for everything I bought. But there was something I went back and bought. Simple syrup mixers for alcoholic drinks. They were on sale for $2.99 and usually $4.35 or $4.50. My original purchase I had bought five. That's definitely a good deal and I use this product all the time. After returning everything, I went back to the shelves and grabbed two bottles of simple syrup. When I went to pay, here's a surprise: they rang up at full price. As I walked into the store, and as I walked out of the store, I kept telling people to check their receipts. It's very common for grocery stores to have sale prices posted, but not update their computer system and if you're not paying attention, you do not get the sale price. Well, sadly, I guess this is what this chain does. I hope the people who run this chain read my review. I hope they check how they cook their chickens in store and sell them as fully cooked. I know Costco and all the other grocery store chains do not sell undercooked hot chickens. Someone's not doing their job or they don't have their thermometers working. Very sad.

Expensive but they have some nice stuff. They have the organic purple sweet potatoes, a super food…read morewe eat a lot of. Wide and clean aisles. Nice deli, no bakery..

I went to this place when it first opened and never came back unit now. The atmosphere and energy…read morewas not good. The people looked like they didn't want to be there. Nobody smiling and lifeless. I drive by this place about 4 time a day and I absolutely refused to do business here from this experience. After many years, I gave this place another try. To my surprise it was a night and day difference from the first time I walked through the doors. A young lady at the entrance greeting you with a some samples and a big smile. Walked passed the bakery section and heard a very loud "how are you doing today". I almost passed out from someone actually speaking to me. I was in shock. This isn't the same place I visited when it first opened. I look around and see employees smiling and wanting to be there. In the distance I heard laughing coming from the deli and meat department. When I walked up, I was immediately greeted with a smile and asked if I needed any help. They were still in tears laughing by the way which was a nice feeling. So in a nut shell, this is what I think about Sprouts now. Great selection of products. The people are very nice. The Manager's Specials they have are amazing. I saw they had Rotisserie chicken for $.99 and some ham at the deli for $.50/lb. I'm a customer for life now and when I'm done shopping I go next door to Kairo's for a bite to eat.

I didn't really know this, but the general store manager at Trader Joe's locations are called "the…read moreCaptain. Each store has only one Captain and if you notice the clerks are "crew members". The Captain was running our cash register upon a recent check out. I liked that he just pitched in where needed, but it is evident that he enjoys customer interaction The culture of the TJ's is carefully crafted. I saw an analysis, whether true or not it holds up, that crew members are trained in customer interaction such that they will do three things on check out. First is to ask if you found everything you needed. Next is to comment on an item you are purchasing - "looks like you are planning to cook spaghetti " or something like that. Third is to ask what else do you have planned for the day in an open ended question designed to engage positive interaction and conversation. Interesting! They now are featuring the fall flavors. Pumpkin spiced everything and apple spiced everything. Try the apple pie spread on toast and the apple cider donuts.

Trader Joe's has the best service of grocery stores. They actually answer their phones on holidays…read more The food is usually tasty. Ambiance was festive.

I visit five forks sprouts on a regular basis about 2 times a week and have never had a bad…read moreexperience. Richard is absolutely the best part of my shopping experience. From the moment I walk in the door and see his sming face and warm greeting to the end when I always try and go to his line to get the best customer service and friendly conversation. Richard is very knowledgeable and also helps in any way he can. Absolutely love this store and all the friendly employees. Thank you for always making my shopping experience too notch!

I wanted to take a moment to recognize one of your employees by the name of James that works in…read moreyour meat department,He is very attentive,nice and kind. He makes it easy placing a specific order and never makes me feel rushed or talked over Me. Just as much as we discuss bad experience id like to highlight this one.. So kudos James keep up the stellar work

This is a lovely high-end grocery store, but they seem to be very good at studiously ignoring…read morepeople who are waiting in line. Service could be a bit friendlier. They have a lovely olive bar, lovely produce, and the pizza deal on Tuesdays is excellent. This is one of our very favorite grocery stores.

Their hot bistro offers a grilled salmon for $13.99. The woman kept pushing the cheaper salmon meal…read morefor $11.99 thinking she was doing me a favor. But it isn't hot and not ready to eat. I asked for the bistro salmon and she said it still comes cold, for the $13.99. And I'd have to heat it at home. No soup for me I guess. Make it make sense...

The weather is super hot in the summers here, and it reminds me of home. But what makes summer…read morehomesick much better? Yes, you guessed it, Shahi Kulfi of course. Shahi Kulfi is a wonderful halal ice cream that is natural and still made with milk, cream, and milk powder. It's authentic ice cream that just feels like home. The service is very kind, helpful, and friendly. There are other ice cream tubs available as well. But if you are seeking something with only natural ingredients and no carrageenan, then do try the Shahi Kulfi. It has flavours that will make you feel like you are on a vacation traveling out of the states. Such elegant flavours. Worth the trip. There are other wonderful items at this shop too. From groceries, to haircare, cosmetics, and even home decor. Be sure to check out the deli where there are prepared foods as well.

Recently opened Indian grocery store that will satisfy your needs for fresh vegetables, spices and…read moremeat. Highly recommend you checking it out

I love this store because it is a subsidiary of Kroger. Its always clean when I shop and everything…read morethat I need is always in stock. I live their fresh seafood department as well. The check out process reminds me of the supermarkets back from the early 80s when they take your entire basket from you opposed to you emptying your cart out on the conveyor belt. Very nice folks as well.

the guy in the meat section ruined the vibes and experience of an upscale store. just asked him a…read moresimple question about ground beef packaging and his response was disastrous and petty like he didn't want to be bothered. it's a response that he reserved for certain people because he would not respond to others that way. also it's difficult to navigate when its busy b/c they lack petite carts and some shoppers are uncivilized.