I've been living in Middle Georgia for three years and somehow just discovered The Fresh Market. I…read morehave Yelp to thank for this life update, while in town casually strolling to see what grocery stores Macon had, it popped up in my search. When I lived in Atlanta, this was my go to grocery store, so imagine my excitement realizing there's one within a 35-mile radius of me now. Cue the happy dance in the parking lot. It's tucked into a large shopping center, so there's plenty of space to pull up, park, and prepare to spend more time (and money) than you originally planned. The moment I walked in, I was hit with the comforting aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans, basically the grocery store version of a warm hug. On top of that, every employee I passed greeted me. Everyone was genuinely friendly and eager to help, which made the experience even better. I felt like a kid in a very upscale, health conscious candy store. If you're trying to eat better, this place makes it dangerously easy to stay on track. They have everything, fresh squeezed juices, exotic fruits and veggies, prepared meals, plus a quality meat and seafood department. Don't even get me started on the baked goods and yes they offer vegan and gluten-free pastries, self control was tested. I was especially impressed with their dairy free selection. There were plenty of yogurt and milk alternatives, which made this non-dairy girl feel seen and supported. One of my favorite parts was the snack displays. There were so many unique, better for you options that I hadn't seen anywhere else. I grabbed a bag of herb-seasoned popcorn on a whim and let me tell you, it did not disappoint 10 out of 10. The store itself is quaint, but don't let the size fool you I easily spent an hour exploring, especially the seasonal items. Between the fresh flowers, quality products, and overall inviting vibe, this place is officially back in my rotation. It may be "close ish," but it's absolutely worth the trip.

Bistro meal used to be five dollars, and in a big container. Now it is 7 dollars, in a container…read morehalf the size. Corporate greed.

We're staying from out of town for the holidays & popped over to Yvonne's for some healthy snacks…read moreon Saturday & we're shocked to find it CLOSED. Who closes on a major shopping day?! Super bummed b/c we'd heard such great things. Three stars b/c we didn't get to go inside & actually shop there & headed over to Fresh Market.

April 01, 2022, First time visit to Yvonne's I have been…read moretrying to find 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide for a while. The stores I see it from online are newer ones and I am not comfortable with ordering from a source proven out. There are too many shady things going on... I called and the lady who answered said they do indeed have it available. I arrived 10 minutes later and they had it ready to go for me. The gentleman at the counter was also very helpful. This is not your we sell health and nutrition products on the side store. Their primary and core focus is a real deal health and nutrition. There were many products I have been recommended before from a nutritionist and homeopathic practitioners available. Many items you would struggle to find at any other place. I docked one star because their prices were on the higher side of the spectrum. I just moved from Phoenix and I could buy a 32oz bottle of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide for about $24. The 16oz bottle at Yvonne was $22. I went looking at other items I buy normally and they were a decent amount higher priced. Yes, I am taking the covid factor into account. All in all if you need it immediately, then based on walking through the store, you will likely find it here. But if you aren't in a hurry and can find a proven reliable online source, you will likely save 20-30% that way.

They truly had great produce's. Always get my meats and veggies there…read more I would definitely recommend it to anyone to go and check them out.

Set up to have a one time yard sale. The lady in the office was very nice and helpful. She assigned…read moreme a space and I had a great yard sale.

So I finally stopped and got a small container of this homemade strawberry ice cream made by Dickey…read moreFarms which was recommended to me. I only eat ice cream on rare occasions so the small container will last me a couple of days. There are other flavors of ice cream. I do remember seeing peach. The strawberry is really good. For gelato lovers, different flavors are also sold at this location.

This store has a variety of food products from local businesses. They have yummy snacks and good…read morequality vegetables and good potential gift items too. I really appreciate this store because they help out local farmers and small businesses in the area, and they have good customer service also.

This is the nastiest, dirtiest Aldi's I've ever shopped at. The floor is always got something…read morespilled on it with the yellow sign out. The food displays are always dirty or mislabeled. And now the prices are just as expensive as Kroger and Walmart. The staff is also nonchalant don't really care. As if this review I am no longer an Aldi's customer.

Well, we sure don't hear anyone yelling 15 bucks an hour anymore do we…read more This used to be my first stop every week when I got groceries. That dropped to once every two weeks and now maybe once a month and is the last stop. Love the employees but so many, many things are wrong. Prices are as high or higher than most premium stores while quality is as low or lower. There's no getting around this fact. I fear that on a state or federal level, the agencies in charge of food quality control and safety are ill equipped to handle what's entering our food supply chain on a retail level that should never be there. Fresh produce has reached a new low. Prepackaged lettuce. Check the back. They're going to but the older stuff out to the front. Look it over carefully. You'd at least like to get out the door before it turns brown and some of it is brown on the self. Cucumbers are reasonably priced but often rotting in the bin as are onions and potatoes. Look the potatoes over carefully because the pealings may be green. You shouldn't eat that. Meats. I've boughten ribs there twice and twice they've made me sick. They look ok, smell ok but were somewhat slimy out of the package. I'm never buying milk or meats there. Here's a basic running list of how much things have changed in the last two years. Cukes 49c 59c up 20% canned mushrooms 49c 1.09 up 100%+ cottage cheese 1.59 2.59 up 70% old-fashioned oats 1.99 3.69 up 85% baking soda 50c 72c up up 40%+ bread some items 100%+ others not. eggs 89-99c 5.28 too much to figure. I know there's supposedly avian flu going around but it's still raising the price. These prices aren't unique to Aldi but don't try to pass off sugar that's solid as a brick. Did it have a moisture problem. I was speaking to another couple and they've experience the same thing as I have: flour millers and weevils. Flour, pasta products, rice, even some prepackaged items can be infected. Everything now goes in the freezer for a couple of days to kill any potential insects.

Their local specialty is their fresh meats. Trina in the Meat Department suggested some special cut…read morefancy tomahawk ribeye steaks on sale for our recent Father's Day celebration in Gordon. All the guests, especially Rosa Lee, bragged about how the filet melted in their mouth. She said they have the best beef and explained that the cows must be eating better grass.

My, how things have changed. The chicken they have is smaller and pricier. This used to be a…read moregood place. Didn't care for it last time I went in. The old man used to know how to run it. The son took it over and just doesn't seem to care about community, customer service or quality.

I feel like I need to wear a suit and tie when I walk in this place. High society? Not really, a…read morelot of high prices. Quality? Not really. Basic wines that's nothing special. Beer is what you can get anywhere else. The pharmacy is horrible. Is it really worth the extra cost to be able to stand in a checkout line that says "ten items or fewer" rather than "ten items or less?" It does make sense if you're living in those high priced and can't afford a car because of life choices. You live and learn. On some sauces, the bottle will almost look like a miniature but not the price. this has everything you'd never really need in a supermarket.

I had to update my star review. I came here after Nothing Bundt Cake was closed to try my luck at…read moresome no sprinkles cupcakes as I thought I saw a lady walking out with some one day so that made me curious. Previously the bakery said everything had to be sprinkled. But I was so happy I got these and they have 3 days of freshness left. Only 4 stars since I have yet to taste them.

Currently open Sunday 7am-5pm, Monday and Tuesday 10:30am-8:30pm. Quaint little hidden treasure in…read moreMacon, located on the historic Vineville Ave. Great customer service and atmosphere. You can get a combo of 2-32oz drinks, a shake and a tea to hold you throughout the day. Delicious and nutritious. What else can you ask for‍

I wanted so badly to try here yesterday, but I was clueless about how to park. From what I could…read moresee, the cars were parked up on the sidewalk longways. It just did not seem like enough space for customers. A driver like me needs those two white lines to keep me contained. Plus, this is a very busy street. I didn't look really good to see if there was another parking area. I would assume not if the other cars were up on the sidewalk. I had already passed the establishment once and turned around, so I just went and tried a loaded tea at another location. Maybe next time!