This is the worst Publix I ever been to. Bad customer service for the high price groceries. I ask…read morethe customer service gal, if pets allowed in the store and she said they not supposed and walked off, no management was present or seen. This is the nastiest location. A dog was in a trolley in his bed look terrified too, because he knew he doesn't belong in there. This is the same reason I don't shop at whole food markets. I decided I don't want no fruit or vegetables here, just the thick bag or canned food that can wash and sanitize. This place is not sanitary, bad hygiene and bad customer service. Disgusting.

Great customer service clean neat well kept both times i visited the police was out front moving…read morepeople off the sidewalk lol

--Location/Parking-- Publix is on top of the hill near the…read moredowntown of Alpharetta. You enter and exit from one side through a parking circle. I haven't been on a weekday, but entering on a Saturday morning had no traffic entering or exiting. --Ambience-- Similar to all other Publix, which is well clean and organized. Some Publix can run on the dirty side, but this was one of the cleanest stores in the area. --Service/Staff-- Staff can vary per store, no issues with the staff. --Products/Service-- I wish Publix had more sales and this is the downfall that their prices are getting up there or surpassing Whole Foods. Some of the items list a combo sale of buying more than one or a BOGO, but there is no price stated on the shelf. --Capacity-- Indoor capacity can hold 200+ people. Normal size supermarket store layout. --Overall-- Recommended if you are looking for specialty items or ingredients or high quality seafood and meats, but I don't recommend the supermarket as your weekly or monthly shopping because of the high prices.

I was staying with a friend in Alpharetta,GA and had to go to Publix down the street to pick up…read moresome avocados for a dinner party and some other groceries for the week. I have always loved Publix and their selection of produce and products. The buy one get one free specials are the best and help me stock up when I need to for groceries. I do wish they had a Publix in Indiana, because my life would be so much easier and less hectic trying to find the particular products I need for my pantry. The staff are wonderful and always willing to lend a helping hand when you need it. Plus it is very easy to navigate around the store. Publix is the best grocery store around and I hope we get one in Indianapolis, Indiana very soon. People will flock to the Publix in Indianapolis.

We needed stuff for our stay here…read more So I pulled up shipped and selected Kroger as my location. Lately it always seems like every place is out of something, but not this time... Our shopper was able to find every item we had on our list. And not just something like what I wanted but truly the item I asked for. It was such a great change! When I have time I will definitely visit the location to give a more detailed review. But for this experience it was completely 5 stars.

worst store ever !!!! always a loyal customer and would not accept a day old coupon that expired…read moreyesterday. its not the money its the principle. the lady was rude, rude rude .. and i always deal with not enough registers open all the time !! very unhappy customer. would give 0 stars if there was an option

This Walmart Supercenter is a department store chain selling a range of items, including…read moreelectronics, clothing, furniture, and toys, plus groceries. Shop your local Walmart for a wide selection of items in electronics, home furniture and appliances, toys, clothing, baby gear, video games, and more for helping you save money and live better. I had a great experience shopping at Walmart. The store had a well-organized layout and all the items were clearly labeled. The employees were also friendly and helpful which made my shopping experience more enjoyable. From groceries and electronics to home goods and clothing, I find everything under one roof at great price.

can't get anyone (other than Pharmacy) to answer my calls. I lost a gold earring in your store. I…read morewanted to know if anyone found it. I've called at all hours for two days.

This location isn't in our normal area, but we visit it when we're in the area. They have a good…read moreselection of food, and the hot bar looks scrumptious, though I've never actually gotten food from it - if there was one nearby, I'd definitely be tempted to do it though. Staff here have been friendly and helpful whenever we've asked questions or been looking for something specific.

I'll preface this review with I normally don't shop here - I don't have "Whole Foods Money" thanks…read moreto two daycare bills, but I digress.... The main reason I come to Whole Foods is for Too Good To Go Bags. I won't spend my review talking about that program, but if log into their app and see they have Whole Food bags, I try to get them! What's different about this location is that you have to go to each department to get the bag, instead of all bags being up front (like other stores I've visited). Everyone in each department is so friendly and helpful. I'm sure we'll be stopping here again!

Found this Baker/buttecher Turkish market, they have amazing fresh cakes, pastries and desserts…read more The service is top notch, you can find multiple European groceries here as well. The ambiance is like that to a European market.

We are delighted with the exceptional quality of our custom cakes, which consistently surpassed our…read moreexpectations in terms of both taste and presentation. They were ready precisely when we needed them. We highly recommend them.

It's convenient, but don't bother. THIS PRICEY, FRESH MARKET puts out expired food in all sections…read morethat will rot in one day. I have been back at least 6 times over the last year with bad salmon, expired meals , etc. The managers are lovely, but someone is NOT making good decisions around food freshness and shelf life. They also have problems with chopped fruit. It's never very good. (Great chicken salad!)

this is the most convienent fresh market closest to where I live. I usually go to the bakery…read moresection to get cakes and such. I bought the raspberry white chocolate napoleon and it had mold on it. DISGUSTING! Bad customer service and moldy food.

Kroger is my very favorite grocer. I hardly shop for groceries elsewhere. In over three decades as…read morea Kroger customer, this has never occurred to me before at any Kroger store I have shopped at. I approached the self-checkout kiosk to begin scanning my groceries. I noticed a paper coupon that had been spit from the kiosk's mini printer was left by a previous customer. I removed the coupon from the printer. Before I had a chance to determine whether it was a promotional coupon or Kroger information printout, the Kroger self-checkout attendant, routinely known for her domineering disposition snatched the coupon from my hand, tore it to shreds and deposited the pieces in the trash container. The employee claimed that the printed paper coupon was tied to another customer's Kroger account. I did some investigating by engaging a session with a Kroger chat agent as well as with Kroger customer telephone support representative. Kroger addresses promotional codes being non-transferable but there is no written policy in reference to printed coupons. I routinely receive Kroger paper coupons in the mail. When I have Kroger coupons I do not intend to redeem, I courteously leave those coupons next to their appropriate items within Kroger stores for other Kroger shoppers to use. I have never had a Kroger employee stop me from doing this. There is no Kroger policy prohibiting this practice. Employees such as the one I unpleasantly encountered during this occurrence are a liability to Kroger, not a benefit. I sympathize with a store manager who must deal with the routine consequences of such callous and unprofessional behavior.

On February 3, 2026, at approximately 2:10 PM, I visited a Kroger store to make a purchase. I want…read moreto begin by noting that I was very pleased with the food offerings and pricing, including the fried chicken, sushi, and fresh fruit selections. Unfortunately, my experience at the self-checkout was concerning and prompted me to reach out. While completing my purchase, an employee working the self-checkout area approached to verify my identification for a beverage purchase. I presented my ID as requested. The employee insisted on physically holding my ID card, stating it was store policy so she could determine whether it was real. After I showed my ID and put it away, she asked to see it again because the birth date had been entered incorrectly. During this second request, she attempted to take the ID from my hand in a forceful manner. I found this interaction embarrassing, uncomfortable, and a clear disregard for my personal space. I have been a loyal Kroger customer for many years and spend a significant amount annually at your stores, so this experience was especially disappointing. I fully understand the importance of ID verification; however, I do not believe it is necessary for an employee to physically take a customer's wallet or ID, nor to handle the situation in a way that feels accusatory or aggressive. I respectfully ask that this incident be reviewed and that your team be reminded of appropriate customer service standards.

The best kebab in Atlanta service and ambience was more than I expected I loved the loosen kebab…read morewith fresh bread and vegetables

I had Hut Bakery takeout and loved the chicken with lemon and the beef koobideh with hummus…read more Delicious and nutritious Middle Eastern food. Service was great!

So many good finds here! We found Dubai chocolate wrapped beautifully in gold for a great price…read more The cashier was super sweet, and they even have little carts for the kids, which was adorable. Such a fun place to shop!

Good thing is you can find everything from Turkey. But prices are too high when compared to other…read moreinternational stores.