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    Paul's Produce

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Piggly Wiggly

    Piggly Wiggly

    4.1
    (8 reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$$

    If you want something that's not in the store, they are happy to order it for you. The staff is…read morealways friendly and helpful. The food options for a small town couldn't be better. Shop local. You won't be disappointed.

    I'm big on the Pig! Or maybe I should say... the Piglet. Locals have taken to calling this compact…read moresized Piggly Wiggly "The Piglet" and the store has taken on that moniker as well. This grocery store and gas station took over the space vacated by the very briefly present Wal-Mart convenience store, and is a huge improvement over that atrocity. Walking in, the improvements over the Wal-Mart are easy to see. Attractive interior that doesn't feel overstuffed. A large variety of fresh foods and meats. There is even a small bakery and deli counter where you can order sandwiches to go. One of the best parts of this location, however, is that they have quite an impressive beer selection (wine, too)! You'll find everything from standard domestics all the way up to local, state, and larger craft brews. I picked up a 6 pack of "Not your Mother's Iced Tea" because who doesn't want to sip on a cold tea laced with a bit of alcohol while lazing on the beach?? This place really packs a lot of great services into their smaller location. They also double as a gas station, propane retailer, and red box movie stop. Be sure and support the pig when you're in town, so we don't have to drive all the way to Bayboro to get groceries again!

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    The Front! Image courtesy of http://towndock.net/news/the-piglet-opens
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    Publix Super Market

    Publix Super Market

    4.3
    (24 reviews)
    34.7 mi

    Ok, I'm as surprised as you are that someone is giving a supermarket a 5 star review, but I have…read moreto say, this Publix is really, really great and has improved immensely since just a year ago. Last year, we drove out to Lowe's as we weren't terribly impressed by Publix but whatever changes they've made, I hope they stick to it. The staff are LOVELY. So helpful, pleasant, eager to assist. The ramen and sushi are GREAT! My kids made us go back several times. The bakery had wonderful treats for them too and the rest of the store had a really comprehensive array of items. The wine section also had a really great array with prices that aren't overblown...I looked up quite a few and the prices were all within reason of expectations. If I were to nitpick, I would say they should step up their coffee game - the ones they have in stock aren't great so we had to get beans elsewhere. Their produce selection isn't always superb but we generally found more than enough to supplement what we didn't buy at Island Produce or other markets around. Thanks Publix! Very happy to have made you our primary store on this visit. We will do so again in the future.

    The food at the deli was great, the service less so. Despite placing an order online to avoid…read morewaiting in line, when we arrived at 3:30 (when our food was supposed to be ready, as we'd placed our order around 45 minutes earlier), the food wasn't ready. Our food (four subs) was STILL not ready for another 30 minutes. There was a steady line of in person customers, of course, but they had three workers actively making subs, and all three of them appeared to be prioritizing the in-person line. Only sporadically did they work on our online order, even though they were already behind on our order & those in line had only just arrived. Three other customers who had placed online orders arrived while we were waiting and were still waiting when we left. We finally got our last sub just as they finished serving their last customer in line. Again, this was 30 minutes after we had arrived, 30 minutes after our food was supposed to be ready, and fully an hour and 15 minutes past when our order had been originally placed. This was quite frustrating. I appreciate that the workers appeared to be doing their best, and they did apologize for the wait, which I also appreciate. But I could have gotten my food within 15 minutes if I had just gotten in line with everyone else. I'm not sure what the point is of having online ordering available, if the food isn't going to be ready when promised and the online orders are going to be so deprioritized compared to the in-person orders. Either they need to change their "ready by" times or they need to change their workflow. I will say, the sandwich, which was a vegan turkey situation, was absolutely delicious. I just wish I hadn't had to stand for 30 minutes and watch them make food for other people when our order had already been pending for longer than anyone in line.

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    Harris Teeter

    Harris Teeter

    3.8
    (17 reviews)
    17.4 mi
    $$

    You know what? I used to think Publix was the best grocery store ever (2008, is when I made that…read moredecision). Fast forward to 2026, we now live across from a HT, and I AM SO THANKFUL WE DO! It's an absolute must to have their loyalty card--I save anywhere from $30-60 a week and that's not even including on gas! They have a hot food station where they make pizza in house--DEFINITELY RECOMMEND! You can order through their app with a specific pick up window. $13 for a large pizza that actually tastes good? SOLD. Finding specialty items like Truff's Mayo--SOLD. Or Impossible Burgers--sold sold SOLD. I am simply thrilled.

    I visited Harris Teeter recently to pick up a few items for dinner and stopped on the ice cream…read moreaisle to look at the sale items. While I was standing there deciding what I wanted, a manager/employee was working on an end cap nearby. I noticed he seemed more focused on watching me than on what he was doing. A few minutes later, after he walked away, the entire end cap display fell down. I knew I had not touched the display, and if I had accidentally caused it, I would have helped pick it up immediately. What bothered me most was feeling watched and judged while simply shopping peacefully. The situation could have been avoided if more attention had been paid to properly securing the display instead of monitoring customers. Unfortunately, this was not my first uncomfortable experience at this store. On another visit, I went through checkout with a newer employee who was throwing my groceries across the counter as she scanned them. The items were being handled so roughly that even the bagger finally said, "Okay, okay, that's enough." I made a light comment that my bread would probably be handled better at Piggly Wiggly, but the employee did not seem to understand the concern. After that incident, I called the store to calmly share my experience with management because I truly believed the employee simply needed more training. However, when the phone was answered, the manager immediately said, "What do you want?" in a very rude tone before even knowing why I was calling. I introduced myself politely as a customer and explained the situation respectfully. Only after I finished speaking did the tone completely change to, "Oh yes ma'am, thank you for calling." Also during today's visit, I was walking down the frozen food aisle when I suddenly heard a door slam. I turned around and saw a male employee quickly rushing down the aisle while a customer followed behind him. I moved out of the way as he approached another worker and asked where the pantyhose were located. She explained that the store no longer sells pantyhose. After he walked away, the customer like myself looked at me and said, "Did you see that?" I told her yes. She explained that he seemed upset because she had asked him earlier why all the pantyhose were gone. I simply suggested that maybe he felt uncomfortable or offended by the question. She then told me, "You a good girl," which honestly left me confused about what she meant. I remained calm and respectful during each interaction, but the overall atmosphere and professionalism I experienced during these visits were disappointing. Customers deserve to feel respected, comfortable, and welcomed while shopping.

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    Paul's Produce - grocery - Updated July 2026

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