This isn't my normal type of review. But I've finally had it with this store. We've been coming…read moreto this Kroger since 2006. It's this area's "best" option, but that isn't going to cut it anymore. Many of the regular full time employees have gone. There are still a couple, but most have moved on. That's the reason we kept patronizing this store in the first place. They also used to have a lot of options and fresh items. This is true less and less often now. And I gave some leeway because of COVID, but Publix has fresh items and plenty of new and interesting things in stock. So why not Kroger, one of the largest grocers in the country? First they got rid of over half the checkout lanes and replaced them with self checkout. Ok, fine. Then they had a scan, bag, and go program where you could scan your groceries as you shopped, then just do a fast checkout at the end. That was quite convenient, but then they stopped doing that. Back to the dysfunctional self checkout. Which is often understaffed, so many times only half the kiosks are open anyway. I use my own bags. The self checkout stations make it extremely difficult to use your own bags, so I generally leave my bags in the cart and then just bag my groceries by using the "skip bagging" feature. Now the software has been updated and is absolutely atrocious. Skip bagging on a few items? Not only does it take forever between items to "skip bagging," but after a few items, it flags an attendant, grinding your checkout to a halt. And the same thing happens if you are purchasing more than a few items, even if you bag them in Kroger's bags on their bag stand. I get loss prevention, but this isn't going to help. And if you're that worried about it, maybe you should've kept more human cashier lanes. The carts are always rickety with broken wheels. Publix is 30 minutes away, but they have fresh, fun, interesting products, smooth riding carts, and many kind, efficient human cashiers.

This is the only grocery store I choose to shop at all the other grocery stores are too expensive…read moreor have terrible customer service they have good food, the atmosphere is great easy to find products and they have 10% discount for veterans on Wednesdays.

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Pretty cool little market off the main highway in Charlotte, Tn! Lots of Amish products and fresh…read moreitems like spices, baking supplies, and even breads! Had a lovely experience shopping here and the front is very welcoming rich with plants, decor, and wooden rocking chairs. There is a side gazebo where you can dine on their fresh made sandwiches. The staff here are very kind and cheery. The store is very neat and clean, too! Get here early as the deli closes at 5 pm sharp. Worth the trip for us from Clarksville! Remember, the prices do reflect the freshness of the goods they sell. You won't get WalMart prices, but you will find better quality and cost than Trader Joes!! We will definitely be back.

What a refreshing stop! A beautifully merchandised, clean and well stocked store and deli! Choose…read morefrom a vast array of homemade, baked, preserved foods, gifts and packaged goods. The deli sandwich selection is fantastic. Fill out the order paper with your sandwich of choice and they will prepare it to order. Hot and cold sandwiches. Homemade ice cream is worth the stop alone. Super rich super creamy and squeal worthy. Don't miss it. Service was kind and welcoming.

The sandwich was made freshwater you're waiting, the store had hundreds of items everything was…read morereasonably priced

The staff is always sweet and helpful, but today especially. The manager came up to me as I was…read morechecking out and asked if I had lost some money. I looked and I had lost a $100 bill out of my pockets. He immediately gave me the bill. He had actually checked the cameras to make sure I lost something out of my pocket and that he was giving it to the right person. A very honest young manager named Mr. Brian. The ladies bagging and checking me out completely agreed with my assessment and were very complimentary towards him.

Haven't been to this Publix in a long time due to a weird incident…read more This is Publix where the manager was watching my grocery cart so I could get some lemons I forgot. He told me some well dressed white guy claimed that he was my husband and tried to get my grocery cart of unpaid groceries from the manager. My husband was not there. Weirdo. Scared the hell out of me. It was night time too. This time I went to Publix with my husband... He is real. He wanted to go to this Publix because it was near Firehouse Subs. :)

Publix has become the leading name in the supermarket field here in the southeast. Once you…read moreexperience a Publix supermarket yourself, I am confident that you will understand how Publix has become such an iconic supermarket brand and has developed such a loyal customer base down here in the southeast. Publix has created a solid reputation by offering incredible customer service, great BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals and we cannot forget their subs, which are affectionately known as "Pub Subs." Coming from New Jersey, a state known for their great subs, in a way it hurts me to state that a supermarket has some of the best subs in the area. But it is also a 100% true statement. Publix subs are very good. My go-to sub is probably their Italian sub, which is truly a tasty offering. I also enjoy their roast beef and cheese sub. I would definitely recommend upgrading it by using Boar's Head meat. It is definitely worth the small upcharge. It is great to see Publix expanding beyond the boundaries of their home state of Florida and spreading throughout the southeast. Not only am I happy about it, but I am confident that the communities that Publix opens a location in are very grateful for a Publix opening by them. I would definitely recommend this particular Publix location or any Publix location and I give it five stars.

Solid Publix located in Donelson right Lebanon Pike not too far from Briley Parkway. While I do not…read morelive in Donelson, I do venture out that way on occasion, with the latest reason being coming back home from the airport. What is great after an airport run? Pub Subs, you are correct! While I have walked this store a few times to pick up random items on occasion, my main purpose for stopping has been pub subs. The line is always expected, busy, but the staff are always very friendly and helpful. Sandwiches are always made with precision and care, and are always extra tasty! Cashiers and other staff are always friendly as well. Overall, great Publix that I will surely be back to many times!

Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great selection of goodies! Very friendly staff. We stopped in before a roadtrip to Lynchburg for…read moresnacks! Definitely worth a stop on your drive!

Pretty average for a Walmart. I went in on Monday May 29 and they were working on rearranging. And…read morethen I went in last night and they were still working on rearranging. Some sections seemed incredibly picked over when we went last night.

Pretty average for a Walmart. Had what I needed. Had a decent amount of shoppers, but not too busy…read more(5 - 6 pm on a Friday).

Great market - only one in town. The people working there are SO friendly. The gal behind the meat…read morecounter really went out of her way to be sure to say hello and see if she could be of any help. The fruit we bought there was tasty. We have to eat gluten-free and they even had a small section in one of the aisles with GF pasta & crackers.

Nice clean local food Mart. Has a little of everything, people are very friendly…read more Reminds me of going into a grocer back in the 60s.

We normally love Aldi! Today we went and the cashier was coughing all over her arm and 0 hand…read moresanitizer in sight! These are things people eat! We do y want to get sick and neither should a person with a cough be touching our groceries!!!

Dropping my review 2 stars- I shop here weekly for produce b/c their prices are so dang reasonable…read moreBUT they have some major issues and I hope it's only this Aldi b/c the company as a whole can't possibly have these issues?.. right?? Docked a star b/c on numerous occasions, they have either rung me for items I didn't purchase or the prices are rung up wrong- what a PITA!!! Docked the other star b/c it never fails no matter how much you examine/ handle the various items in the produce department, you will end up w/ something moldy/stanky/odd smelling- gross.

IGA is an okay grocery store to stop at and the closest local store while we were on vacation. The…read moreemployees were friendly but the store didn't look the cleanest. The produce wasn't in the greatest shape. It worked to grab some quick groceries for dinner.

Cave City IGA What?!! So we stopped in here during a visit to Jellystone camp ground. We needed to…read morepick up a few things. This place is fancy fancy for a small town gas station/super market. The variety of products was unbelievable. Next time we visit, we plan to just stop here and get everything we need. Fresh produce, meat, beer, snacks, and more! I was blown away when we walked in.