I like shopping at Sprouts. The produce prices are the best in the area. I always find what I am…read morelooking for. The service is great, everyone is helpful and pleasant.

Great store!!! I loved the atmosphere. My husband and I are visiting for the Masters and Sprouts…read morewas definitely one of our favs!!! Definitely recommend

We were driving through the area and needed to stretch our legs and found this little gem on…read moreRoadtrippers. Amy was friendly, answered all our questions and warmed us some water to try her teas. She let us hang out on the property with our dog so we could relax and make some lunch before we hit the road again. Very peaceful experience.

I don't know what your definition of "relaxation" is, but I will tell you mine now includes White…read moreHills. The soft aroma of lavender upon the breeze, bees creating a soft buzzing sound, and a view of the sky bigger than the state of Georgia. This oasis from the urban setting is just outside of Dearing. Now I've had interaction with the owner before visiting, even purchasing some of the lavender rooibos tea with mint (one cup in the evening and you are ready for bed!). But to go there is an experience everyone within a 50 mile radius should know. That afternoon was sunny and free of clouds. The lavender, basil, and sunflowers were in bloom. Tomatoes were close behind. "Peaceful" doesn't even begin to describe my time walking around the property. It was like a day at the spa, minus the terrycloth robe. There are plenty of chairs/benches to have a seat, including some around a fire pit (for the cooler evenings). Though I expected all of this on some level, my amazement grew as I entered their shop. You thought the lavender was strong outside, but then you enter an enclosed space. Lavender batches drying along the wall, lavender candles, bath salts, lip balm, even infused in spices (such as salt, rubs for meat). I left that day with a carpet powder and linen spray. And I plan to return for more in the near future.

Mrs. K. enjoyed her blueberry muffin while we both sipped our coffee, and it was one of those…read moremoments when everything feels perfectly ordinary until the practical question hits: what am I going to have for breakfast that's actually keto friendly. Once we finished up and returned to the sprinter, I steered us over here for a quick in‑and‑out shop, the kind of tactical grocery stop that becomes second nature when you're traveling and trying to stay on plan. A pack of sliced turkey, a pack of sliced cheese, a handful of cheese sticks, and a bag of pork rinds went straight into the basket. Yay, snacks. It felt like assembling a small survival kit for the rest of the morning. The only disappointment was the empty shelf where the keto sliced bread usually sits. Sad face. It's funny how you don't realize how much you rely on one dependable product until the spot is bare and you're left staring at the little price tag like it might magically summon a loaf. Other than that, it was an easy, pleasant shop. No line, no fuss, and the self‑checkout behaved itself. Within a few minutes we were back in the sprinter and heading toward downtown Augusta again, ready for more sightseeing and whatever the day wanted to hand us next, snacks safely tucked away for later. [Review 201 of 2026 - 1391 in South Carolina - 25390 overall]

i love shopping here one of my favorite places to shop love the frozen stuff and the different dips…read moreand stuff love creating new ideas with the 90 min rice bags already cooked and love to add mild salsa and Avocado/Guacamole to the with Cauliflower rice so good

I've been to a few Aldi's in my day, but somehow never ventured into this one. But the right day…read moreand the right circumstances found me here in search of a few "start the year off healthy" items. I'll mention them, as this location had everything; thinly sliced bread, salad mix, and chia seed. I know, boring stuff. But anyway, the hard part wasn't finding what I came for but trying to not let myself get distracted by everything else. Bacon and cheddar potato chips, 10 different flavors of hummus, pastries with a count beyond your imagination. Just anything and everything within their four walls. And for those who may be unfamiliar with their model, it is a no frills place (including not providing grocery bags) but that is why their items are such a great price. I recommend you stop in soon and see for yourself!

Save more here than any other convince store. Been shopping her for little over 5 yrs now.read more

I like this store. It's very clean. The Grovetown one is my preference over the one on bobby jones.read more

I really, really like Aldi! It took me awhile to come around, only because of genius marketing…read moreploys that make you think "brand name" means better. Turns out, nature doesn't make generic almonds and I'm not paying $7.99+ when I can get it for $4.99. I could go on and on about the price comparisons but I wouldn't be adding to the body of Grovetown Aldi knowledge. I find that produce at Aldi is BETTER than what I've found at Kroger up the street. Call me stingy but I've returned fruit and veggies that started showing signs of rot a day or two after I purchase them. I have yet to do that with Aldi. Does that mean that everything is flawless in the produce department? No, you still need to dig from time to time and use your olfactory skills! There's a handful of things I won't budge on and go to other stores but it's worth it to me to go here and save! Hot: All nuts, Penguin Cheese Crackers (Goldfish equivalent but tastes lighter in a good way), Dried fruits, Winking Owl wine isn't bad, condiments (ketchup is good and comparable to Heinz), Veggie Straws, Chicken Broth with low sodium, cereal (Aldi brand Honey Bunches of Oats, Chex and Shredded Wheat are all delish), batteries (near the registers)....clearly I can go on. Heck Ya: Almond Flour, Flaxseed, Chia Seeds, Quinoa...all here at a reasonable price!!! There are gluten-free options but I can't really speak to that. Did I mention, much to my surprise their coffee is pretty dang good. I'm a coffee snob but I can get down with $3.99 coffee that is actually palatable. Not: I'm not a fan of their paper towels or tissue. I used to love their wipes but for some reason the dispenser keeps detaching from the package and I have a ton of unusable wipes. Maybe I'm the Hulk?! I've tried their pizza in the cooler section by the frozen items, not a fan. They aren't awful but don't hit a home run in the taste department. Miscellaneous: I love looking at their seasonal aisles. I've picked up cute silicone heart pans, kid's pjs, succulents and more for a fair price. The staff is helpful and friendly, which is icing on the cake! They are fast at the checkout so I never dread waiting in line. Being your quarter for the cart and your own bags and you my friend, you are a super smart shopper with money left over! Beware, Starbucks is conveniently located across the street...they tend to get some of my money left over. Ha!

Although WF can get pricey really quick, I still really like this store. It's the only one in the…read morecity and it's a rather small store compared to what I'm used to (their products are limited at this location) but overall, it's a great store.

Was in need of a few items today so I decided to take a dash at one of my favorite stores. Whole…read moreFoods Market never disappoints me. They always have what I need along with me filling my buggy with items that was not even on my list! This is a great location to get your groceries, taste some cooked food and get to see some friendly faces. The customer service is great and the store is spacious for you to roam around. Overall I definitely recommend this place if you are looking for a great place to gather what you need!

There is a limited selection of most items. Very little of the selection of products is name brand…read more Most items are off brand. Try them and see if you like the flavor of the off brand. If you shop wisely, you can save money. It was not crowded when I went in. It does not take long to see everything they have to offer. Remember to bring some reusable bags and a quarter if you want to use a shopping cart.

Love their new isle arrangement! All items are fresh and if you have problem easily return item…read morewith receipt. Best prices in town.

Earth fare has a nice variety if items you may not find in other stores such as good tasting plant…read morebased frozen desserts from Llama and Wicked. They also have anice selection of gluten free items. They usually have good deals on their sale items and daily specials. Customer service is excellent. You may have several members of their staff to ask you if you need help.

Great place to pick up healthy foods and drink. Clean and friendly staff. Highly recommendread more

So excited to have an Aldi in the area!!! I visited this store on the way home when I happened to…read moresee it was open. As usual for the company, the store was super clean and aisles were very wide making it easy to navigate. It's not very large but you can find great deals on grocery items. They have everything from fresh food to frozen food. There are even special finds sometimes that rotate in. The checkout process was simple. You have a choice of self checkout or checking out with an employee. If you're new to the brand, just keep in mind that it's stripped away a lot of things others grocers use in order to keep cost down. There are less employees, a lot of items are not name brand, shopping carts, you provide your bags, you rent shopping carts.