Stopped by Kelly's Market & Deli and this place is a gem. It has that perfect neighborhood feel but…read morewith way better quality than you'd expect from a small market. Everything is well curated, clean, and you can tell they actually care about what they're putting out. Had the Little Ricky sandwich and yeah... that alone is worth the visit. Super well balanced, fresh ingredients, and not overcomplicated--just done right. One of those sandwiches you keep thinking about after you leave. Also love the vibe--laid back, friendly, and easy to just stop in, grab something good, and go. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to.

This definitely WONT be the last time these people see me! The sandwich was soooooo goood! I set…read moreat that window & ate the WHOLE thing‍ Everything was clean & vibey! Loved it! Definitely better than grocery store that starts with a "p" The service was great & the staff was very friendly! 10/10 definitely recommend!

This is one of my go-to Publix locations. I've consistently been able to find what I'm looking for…read morewithout having to hunt through multiple aisles or deal with empty shelves. The store is well laid out and easy to navigate, which makes quick trips genuinely quick. Everything feels organized and predictable in a good way--you know where things are and they're usually there. I haven't had any issues with cleanliness or checkout, and staff interactions have always been smooth and professional. Overall, it's a dependable location that does its job well, which is why I continue to come back.

I took my 88 and half year old aunt to get vittles for the week. Publix is good on BOGO's but…read moreexpensive on regular name brand products. The staff here are great. They answer your questions and can direct you to where you need to go to get what you need to save time. This location is clean and the produce section is great with a good variety of fresh fruits and veggies we all need as part of a balanced diet. I like the employees attitudes with their willingness to take your haul to your car. I love their business model.

Had a chicken salad on a croissant boxed lunch from here and it was okay. Didn't like how it had…read moreonion on the chicken salad, and also that it lacked a lot of flavor. Would not be running back here for that sandwich.

I was in the city square of Oakhurst and saw a guy with a six pack of Hazy IPA cans sitting on his…read moretable. I asked if he bought that in the market and if they had a good selection. He responded yes and I should go check it out. I entered and immediately noticed a deli counter. They were selling food, particularly sandwiches. I started walking around and noticed a whole wall of wine bottles. I continued to explore around a corner to the fridge area and noticed about 3 sections for beer. The selection was OK, but I was expecting more. I continued to walk around to the other half of the place that was more like a local traditional market. It looked like it would be a good quick substitute for one of the big supermarkets. I wasn't really super impressed, but I am sure it is convenient for the local residents.

I wasn't able to include any photos with this review because the market specifically asks that…read moreguests not take pictures inside, and I wanted to be respectful of that policy. Now that we've gotten that out of the way... This has been my farmers market ever since I moved to Atlanta 10 years ago. What keeps me coming back isn't just what they have--it's who they have. The staff here has always made me feel like family. Whether it's the sweet gentleman who cuts the fresh pineapple, the gentleman preparing fresh coconut water, or the ladies at the checkout counters, everyone is consistently warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. Those interactions may seem small, but they're a big part of why I continue to return year after year. Of course, the selection is incredible as well. This is where I buy most of my fresh fruit, a lot of my meat, and--let's be honest--my desserts too. Speaking of dessert, there is one item I absolutely have to mention: the fruit tart. I've tried fruit tarts from all over, and I can honestly say this market has my favorite one. Every single year, it's become my birthday tradition to pick one up, and I look forward to it just as much as the celebration itself. It really is that good. One thing I've always appreciated is the consistency. No matter which part of Georgia I've lived in over the past decade, I've continued making the drive because I know exactly what kind of experience I'm going to have every time I walk through the doors. A couple of helpful tips if you're visiting for the first time: * While the parking lot can look busy, I've almost always been able to find a space. You may have to park a little farther away, but a few extra steps are well worth it. * Also, be sure to come prepared--this market accepts debit cards or cash only, so credit cards aren't accepted. There are plenty of farmers markets around Atlanta, but this one has always felt like home to me. Between the incredible selection, consistently fresh products, and the kindness of the people who work here, it's a place I'll continue returning to for years to come.

I shop at this store a few times times a month and recently received such bad service that I am…read morerethinking ever returning. On Saturday, September 27th, I purchased nearly $260 worth of groceries and one of them was a pork shoulder. I came home, put it in the fridge and pulled it out the next morning to season it. The meat was turning green and foul smelling. I immediately brought the meat back to their butcher and they refused to refund me for the meat. They yelled at my husband and called him a liar, they insisted that they didn't have a quality control issue, and their policy is to not refund anything if they don't have a quality control issue. I was stunned. I spoke with management, with customer service, and explained that I purchased this meat the evening prior. Very recently. I also just wanted the meat refunded, and was even considering getting it swapped. They refused to discuss any option, they yelled, and they even blamed my husband and me for the problem!!? This is a terrible way to do business. I'm so disappointed and frustrated. I cannot believe they think it is appropriate to run a business this way. Still stunned.

I was here last week to grap some fresh flowers for an event at my home. This is the largest Kroger…read morefloral selection I've ever seen and I love it. Found some fresh bouquet of flowers with great deals. Customer service was good at the register and casual ambiance as any other Kroger. Ample free car parking available in front of the store. The shelves were well-stocked, and the aisles were clean. The produce was fresh and nicely displayed. Kroger is a large supermarket chain with deli and bakery departments, plus health and beauty products. Kroger offers thousands of quality food and household products from your favorite brands and companies. From fresh produce, meats and seafood to dairy, home goods and pharmaceutical needs, Kroger is your one stop for savings. If you are in the area you should visit this store.

I've never hated at grocery store like I hate this one. The service is awful from top to bottom -…read moreIF you ever know who the top is! You NEVER see store leadership here. Complaints go unanswered and definitely unaddressed because the service you receive here NEVER CHANGE. Tonight took the cake for me - I sped through the streets like a bat out of hell (well not really but really) because I thought I had eggs and didn't. I made it to the store at 10:50 p.m., they close at 11 p.m. and they have their security outside turning people away. He won't speak he's just shaking his head no. Atlanta has already failed with everything shutting down before midnight and having to deal with b-ish is just the f-ing icing. No one was trying to make a full basket of groceries at 10:50. At this point, I'm convinced Kroger corporate doesn't know this store exist.

I came here by accident as I was travelling with a friend looking for a specific noodle. Anyway it…read moreis a small location and not super tidy, but they have a VERY impressive selection of items. The staff was extremely helpful and welcoming. I tried a few snacks and found seasoning that I needed for my ramen! I will return. I also appreciate the labels of most products including an English sticker of ingredients. Having food allergies makes international shopping limiting.

Comprehensive selection of Asian cooking staples with an abundance of choices to suit your…read morepreference. Frozen, refrigerated options also. Snack food? You have an aisle of it every flavored crisp (potato chip), cracker, Pocky, chocolate, sweet, hard candy. Knife cut noodles? There's a range to choose from. Chili crisp? Which brand do you prefer? It's most likely there. Curry spices? They have that as well. Perhaps you need a new wok? Dishes? Saki cups? Tea or coffee? An entire aisle devoted to teas, whole dried herbs or flowers to bagged- organic American brands to global imports. Curry pastes, congee, miso, dumplings, spice blends, soup & meal starters- got the picture? Plus some Costco overstock, imported British staples, Asian shampoo, soap, detergent, hand-washing tubs, LED bulbs-- and assorted clothing and bags. Oh, and I feel obliged to reveal they have Cafe du Monde expresso, but please leave some for me. Prices are fair, also. The staff is helpful- you may even get a few spontaneous recipes.

I've been to this Whole Foods location a few times over the years, and it's exactly what you'd…read moreexpect. Solid selection, clean store, and very on-brand. The regular prices? Definitely on the inflated side--clearly paying for the name and the health-conscious, "better quality" experience. That said, when Whole Foods puts things on sale, they mean it. Those deals hit hard, and that's usually when I show up. Shop smart here and it's worth it; pay full price across the board and your wallet will feel it.

Whole Foods and Sprouts are dangerous places to be for your wallet. I went for ONE thing. It's like…read morethe Target syndrome. One thing turns into five, then ten. They sell Cava tzatziki and other dressings? Since when? Well, bought that. They just stocked fresh organic grapefruits, bought that. I'm on a sparkling water kick, they had S.Pellegrino a few cents off, and Saratoga, bought that. Among several other things I did not go for. I like this location, it's a 365. It usually has what I need and is not that crowded.

Hop N Shop, Stop N Rob, Shop N Rob...it's been called all…read more It's convenient if you live in Oakhurst and the owners are super-nice...I'm not sure where the ghetto is near there, but the people that live in that ghetto are attracted to this store like flies on - well, you know. Other than that, a pretty typical convenient store.

I'm not a convenient store kinda gal so I was a bit hesitant about stopping in here. Living in New…read moreYork I've had my fair share of horrible experiences in Bodegas. Though, I must say the folks who work here ( there are many of them) are super friendly. Not your usual dry greeting upon entering a store. I'm talking full on meaningful conversions. God forbids there's a particular item you can't seem to find, like in my case the super large bottle of Perrier. Allow them two (2)days and it will appear.

My experience was very good,employees very knowledgeable ,I was asked several times did I need help…read more,Deli manager she was kind and walked me around to assist to what I was looking for ,I went in for one item I left with a buggy customer service was 10/10 at the register was very friendly and fast I'll be returning !!

A wonderful deli department I had a great experience there and would be there every weekread more

I avoid Walmart because shopping there is generally an awful experience but I needed moving boxes…read moreand my local hardware store was out of stock. I looked at their website and they showed them in stock and if you buy 10 you get a small discount instead of buying them individually. I went in dreading the visit but ran into a helpful person in the front who directed me to stationery. After wandering around a while I found an employee who said they're actually in hardware. I found the boxes but couldn't find and banded sets of ten so I assumed the volume discount would apply. I went to the self checkout registers and asked the employee if they needed to multiply my order by ten for the volume discount to apply. They said, no, just scan in all of them and the discount will appear as the end. When it didn't discount I showed the employee and she wouldn't fix it so I asked for a manager. After a few minutes he showed up and flatly refused to honor the online price unless I went home and placed a pickup order, then drove back to get my discount. I declined and drove to a hardware store that had moving boxes even cheaper so it worked out well. Every few years I try walmart to see if anything has changed but they're always consistently awful experiences. This time I've learned my lesson and I'll never shop at one again, so thanks for that.

It seems many negative reviews are related to delivery issues or discrepancies between the app vs…read morethe actual store experience. That said, we noticed this location has both garage and outdoor parking. There are escalators and an elevator from the garage. The store was poorly lit, and one of the self-checkout machines had a problem with the credit card reader. We found everything we needed and more. They do check receipts, but I'm pretty sure they don't actually verify them, which I find amusing.