I came here to get a few $7 rotisserie chickens and froze them for a gathering. The 5% off pickup…read moreand upside cash back makes it a great deal. Staff always looks genuinely happy to be there. I love the the store is small but full of great selection.

This is one of those stores that you visit when you're looking for a specialty item we cannot…read morenormally find unless you live close by. I just wanna drop in for pick up items. The one rear treasure that I did find was glass bottles of Cheerwine soda. You can buy them by the pack and if you're thirsty, buy a single one it's nice and cold.

First, let me say that I'm sad that they do not sell the granola bar pictured which is one of the…read moremain things I would always visit this location for. I will say, however, that they have a great selection of vegan/vegetarian deli meats like the corned beef, was really good on my pizza this weekend and other items that I look forward to trying. One of my main purchases here is always there corn on the cob in the frozen section. I don't know if it's because it's non-GMO, but it has a really good flavor and usually it's the only place I will buy one on the cob. Lots of other great items that they're selling bar and their food bar in the back as well.

I've been to several across the county and this has to be one of the most unstocked. There was…read morebarely any selection in every department and the prices are crazy. $2.99 for a single kiwi is outrageous even if it is organic. They had a very limited selection of gluten free products. 4 cinnamon rolls are $19.99 and they're frozen batter you have to make yourself. Plenty of parking in a large lot. The hot bar was good. The olives were delicious as was some of the fresh bread. I would go back for the bakery only.

When you feel like spending a Whole Paycheck, this is the place to go. But I do like indulging here…read moreevery once in a while! I love the samples on the weekend, and they do have some great wine selection, as well as more budget friendly options (hello Three Wishes!) WF also has my all time favorite pasta salad - smoked mozzarella penne. I would bathe in that stuff! Broccoli bacon crunch is great as well. I have gotten Too Good To Go bakery and prepared foods bags from this location. The bakery bag was amazing - two half loaes of rye and sourdough, vegan croissants, blueberry muffins, and a bag of 12 mini rolls. The prepared food is tougher to come by but the couple times we've snagged it, it's been pretty good - I even once got my favorite pasta salad, plus ham and cheese from the deli, the thai noodle salad. Only downside is they sure do like to offload the coleslaw which isn't my favorite. Service is always fast and friendly, short lines when you don't feel like self-checkout. @azfitfoodfun

Popped into Whole Foods Market to pick up some lunch. They have a wide variety of food bar…read moreofferings. I chose to get two slices of pizza. The pizza was tasty, but could have been a little hotter.

By far one of my favorite grocery stores. Smaller scale, but had it all and a lot of surprisingly…read moregood products and deals. The first thing you will notice when you walk in is the fresh smell of bread (at the right time that is) of their bakery to the right. VAST assortment of baked goods from some of the best grocery croissants, loafs, rolls, buns. It also has pretzels, sweets (egg custards as well) and even some unique items like their cheese pepperoni bread. The vegetables and fruit are good and fresh for the most part. This store has meats, whether packaged or deli. Wide variety of cheeses, dips, sauces that you won't find elsewhere. The best thing about this store are the prices and unique items, while still maintaining the everyday brands we're used to. Plus are the plants and flowers. Actually found a fiddle leaf fog plant for only $12. *they even sell craft beer on top of the common domestics and imports

They have such a great selection of produce and breads. I really can't resist this place. The…read moreprices are pretty good. If you need to make a charcuterie board, this is the place to go. Bring your own bags or purchase some of their reusable bags located near the registers. The one thing that causes me stress is checking out. There is usually only one cashier open. They have at least 5 or more lanes and typically the one is open near the self checkout. They have most of the self checkouts open now, but it can be hectic, because if something goes wrong the one cashier has to stop to help. Today, there was a new person training on the one register and her trainer was helping the self checkout. I was patient with the cashier, because she was nice. The self checkout can be stressful because people with large qualities of groceries use the checkout, so you have to wait. You can only imagine the chaos when you are dealing with people who are not use to the technology or are unable to scan their items properly. Even with these first world frustrations, I like this store. It is usually clean and has a unique variety of products. Consider the time you come, BYOB (bring your own bags) and have a little patience.

I LOVE, love, love this store…read more From the mgr., Chris, and his Team they ALL provide the BEST shopping experience. I'm new to the area and this is my favorite store. All my friends back in ATL and STL know it. Keep up the excellent service!

Food Lion prices are better than Lowe's by a lot. Limited stock, small store, dated, employees are…read moresort of zombie's friendly but disconnected, parking is tight, always busy, customers are kind of mindless, small parking lot which just got smaller with the addition of "Ma Mavis" tire store. Place clearly caters to the SNAP crowd. Only shop here when I need something quick.

Great store. Friendly people and the management staff is engaging and helpful! The store as a…read morewhole is great but it seems since they stopped cutting meat, they stopped cleaning their cases in the meat department.

Easily accessible, grocery store, pretty well maintained and staffed with some pretty nice people…read more It's clean, easy to shop and I have zero complaints. The produce is fresh, the bakery smell smells good. Nothing to complain about, gosh I already said that, but anyway, no complaints.

Another great store, Trader Joe's is small, but well stocked, especially with hard to find items!…read more They have have more staff on hand working and helping customers than any store I've ever been to. And if you need help, their workers are so polite, and happy to help you! We stopped in needing to buy some specialty ingredient my wife was looking for to bake some treats and ended up leaving with $50 worth of goods. They offer every you can find in a traditional store, just on a smaller scale, with less brand selection. They even have a beer and wine section, an amazing floral section, and great pricing on fresh meats. The store was packed when we stopped in, but easy to many Sur and even when we got to the front, there were lines at all the registers, but they moved smoothly and quickly, I don't think we waited more than 2 or 3 minutes before we were checking out. I don't get to them often, but Trader Joe's always amaze me! Though we have on in north Greensboro, I do wish we had one closer to the High point area. I could easily see TJ's becoming my go to grocery store.

Visited the local TJs while in town recently, what a zoo! TJ's used to be something years ago, but…read morenow its just another overpriced consumer hell. Crowded, parking is insane, people shopping are rude or oblivious of anything other than their own selfish wants. This may be what some think is shopping but I am positive I'm not the only one who feels like this place is a joke and gone way downhill from its days of old. Would rather support the local markets, farmers markets and places than this corporate chain operation. Understand it but sure don't get it. There are way less stressful shopping places than this. What a trainwreck. 2.5 Stars rounded up instead of down 01154

I like Adli's prices and selection. They are our primary grocery, especially in these inflationary…read moretimes. Today the cashier helped me find what I was looking for. I like the New Garden location's self check out but it is a bit far away without other errands to run. This one is the Battleground location across from Total Wine.

You're never going to be blown away by a no-frills grocery, but this particular location doesn't…read moreeven hit the baseline mark (and it's miles below its German locations). The checkers are super-quick and efficient, even when the customers are kind of slow and dumb and don't really understand the concept of putting your groceries on a belt and then paying for them. They're known for this, and pretty sure they're graded on speed. But even with their speed, it's still annoying to have only one line open nearly every time, no matter how many people are waiting. Why can't this location have self-checkout like so many others? If they can make it work in a horrible place like Chicago, then it can work in Greensboro. But the worst is the checker who has her light off and the "closed" sign on the belt despite a deep line at the next lane, then checks out the idiot who ignores all of this and unloads her cart anway, while the rest of us were waiting in the one line that was open.