I came here for the $5 pizza deal on Tuesday. I ordered the hot honey pepperoni pizza. Pizza is…read moremade fresh to order. Employees were nice. Busy area as far as traffic is concerned. I would definitely come here again. The pizza was fresh and very good.

This market is good if you want some specialty things or maybe some wine. It's not a full grocery…read morestore so keep that in mind. But there are no issues that I had with it. I actually didn't find what I was looking for but I still found plenty of other stuff that I might come back for. Like I said, it's not a spot to where you're going to go and find the same kind of vibe as a Kroger, similar but it's not the same. So just keep that in mind. If you want to stop in and get some food, this would be a good spot for it. You can just buy it by the pound or by weight and that shouldn't be an issue.

Tomatoes are awesome. Just tried some of bread they sell. Yummy. Highly recommend. Bring cash or…read morecheck.

It is the closest and best fruit stand in our neighborhood. I especially like the tomatoes and the…read morecorn. I shop there frequently.

While my relative was shopping, I decided to get some lottery tickets. The employee was super…read morefriendly and helpful. Provided me with some lottery ticket insight. No I did not win the mega millions...not yet. All things Kroger products - dry goods, home supplies, health products, fresh produce, and a lively Deli station. Located in the Georgetown retail plaza, with delivery, and curbside pickup services.

I reached the self-checkout at exactly 11:03 p.m. with only two items--bread and cheese. As I…read morewalked up, the woman in the red vest closed the registers and told me, "We're closed. Exit the building." I honestly thought she was joking, but when I politely asked if I could quickly purchase my two items, she sarcastically replied, "It's 11:03. We closed at 11:00. You can leave your items at the register and exit now." I understand the store closes at 11:00, but I was already inside and had only two items. The transaction would have taken less than two minutes. Her complete lack of courtesy and the disrespectful way she spoke to me were unacceptable. After this experience, I will never return to this Kroger--or any Kroger location. Absolutely unbelievable customer service.

I don't normally leave reviews because I prefer to address concerns directly with management and…read moregive businesses the opportunity to correct issues privately. Unfortunately, after multiple conversations, nothing has changed. I've experienced several problems at this deli, but today's incident crossed the line from poor customer service into a potential food safety concern. While preparing my sub, the employee used the knife she had been spreading mayonnaise and mustard with and accidentally scraped it across the tomatoes. A large piece of tomato ended up on my sandwich. I immediately told her that I have a tomato allergy and could not eat anything that had come into contact with the tomatoes. Instead of remaking the sandwich, she simply removed the tomato and in the process smeared the Pitt off the tomato across the mayo, wiped it onto the sandwich paper that she then sat the bread on top of with tomato now on the outside of the sandwich... and still going to be used to wrap my food, and continued preparing the sub as if nothing had happened. Cross-contact with allergens is a serious issue, and simply removing the visible tomato does not make the sandwich safe for someone with an allergy. When I asked her to replace the paper and remake the sandwich, she responded with a noticeable attitude, as though my request was unreasonable. At that point, I told her not to worry about it and decided to take my business elsewhere. This isn't an isolated incident. I've consistently encountered employees at this deli who come across as dismissive, nonchalant, and unconcerned with customer service. I've already brought these issues to management on previous occasions because I believe in giving businesses the opportunity to improve before leaving public reviews. Unfortunately, the same attitudes and behaviors continue. Customer service can always be improved, but food safety--especially when it involves allergens--is not something that should ever be treated casually. I sincerely hope management takes this seriously before someone with a more severe allergy is harmed.

I've shopped at this Publix regularly for almost four years now, and it has really gone downhill in…read morerecent months. This seems to be connected to a long term renovation project in the store, which has created a situation where the entire location has been in a state of disrepair for a while now. The result is inconsistent inventory with empty shelves and certain items out of stock, and a noticeable lack of cleanliness in the store. Today, for example, there was a strong stench of rotting dog/cat food in the entrance area of the store. This was once a great Publix and it's in a prime location, so hopefully they can get back on track.

This Publix is always a pleasant place to shop. It's a smaller store, yet they do a great job…read morekeeping essential and wellness products in stock. The seafood, deli, and bakery counters are clean, organized, and staffed by friendly people who make you feel welcome. A good inventory of health and wellness products, and a good selection of vegan products. The parking lot caters many businesses so the ingress/egress can be challenging at times. Located in the Perimeter Marketplace aka Publix at Perimeter retail plaza.

I live across the street and I am a regular customer…read more I went in when this publix the day before a projected snow storm. It was also the same time that this store introduced the brand new self-check out stations. An employee (and she knows who she is) was supposed to be monitoring the self-check out stations. However she told a police officer on site that I was not paying for my items. When I showed the police the receipt, there was no apology from the police or anyone from publix. I don't usually listen to other customer's complaints about racial profiling. However, I believe that the employee singled me out and Lied to the police (which is a crime), at a time when the city was trying to prepare for a snow storm/warning.

There are actually a couple of Trader Joe's locations closer to my house now, but I still find…read moremyself making the drive to this one--and it's for one simple reason: The customer service. Every single time I shop here, the team is genuinely friendly, welcoming, and eager to help. It never feels forced. There's just a different energy at this location, and it's something I've consistently noticed over the years. Of course, the parking can be a little interesting at times. It gets busy, people are trying to navigate the lot, and every now and then it feels like everyone forgot how to drive for a minute. But honestly, that's the least of my concerns. The parking is free, and once I'm inside, the experience more than makes up for any extra few minutes it might take to find a space. What keeps me coming back is the hospitality. Shopping for groceries may seem like a routine errand, but the people here make it feel a little more enjoyable every time. It's the kind of place where employees are happy to answer questions, help you find what you're looking for, and make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. I'll happily drive a little farther for that kind of experience. Great customer service is hard to beat, and this Trader Joe's continues to get it right.

Service was great and people act like human beings!! Phew I thought AI was going to check me out -…read moreit's nice that TJ's feels like my fridge

05/27/2026, my wife went in this store about 7:15 AM to get some bag coffee and milk. Total 5…read moreitems. She goes through check out and the girl never speaks, looks at her and at end of transaction, refuses to place items in a bag for take out. My wife ask her, "Is it now the policy of Kroger for customers to bag their on groceries?" The girl replies"Well, there no baggers around this morning". So, my wife does her on bagging. This is the typical attitude of Kroger employees at this awful store.

I stopped here to shop for a short list of items, finding all but one thing. This Kroger is in a…read morelarge shopping center with lots of free spaces available in the large lot. I don't understand why management decided to have employees restock shelves during late morning on Saturday, but that's what happened today while I was shopping. Yes, I understand that it's currently difficult to find/hire employees, and having them do things while they're at work is important, but making an obstacle course of pallets that employees are moving while customers pushing full size shopping carts are trying to avoid running into the pallets is not fun. Obviously, this means that pallets were blocking part of the aisles, all this while Saturday morning shoppers were trying to do their things. Some of the produce wasn't fresh, like the soft cucumbers that were on sale, and many of the sweet onions were rejects since they had soft spots. All of the self service checkouts were open, but the lines at them were moving slow. I opted to go through one of the two regular checkout lines, and the cashier was very quick at getting customers through. Overall, this Kroger is OK.

This location is my quick stop for miscellaneous things not big grocery shopping. It is easy to get…read moreto on the way to work

I am at this store daily. For some reason, they rarely have the small carts available. The wealthy…read morein this area often go to this store daily. The wealthy are also typically elderly. They prefer smaller carts. The ones who prefer small carts are going down the street to Publix. Publix always, always has small carts available. This store is losing good business to Publix on Spalding, just a few miles away. As usual, there are hardly any live cashiers. When you go to close out and pay, you, the customer will be doing the work. You won't be receiving help from a cashier as there are few workers in this store. This store is severely shorthanded. They need to hire more people like their existing personnel. They have great people, but not enough of them. When they are available, they are happy to help you. Because the elderly and wealthy don't want to check themselves out, this store is losing good business to Publix on Spalding, a couple of miles away.

--Location/Parking-- In a big plaza in Doraville, this is…read morethe place next to a USA superstore. Parking galore of over 100+ spots. --Ambience-- You probably will get lost in this asian supermarket. Bring your phone or forever lose your loved ones. --Service/Staff-- I didn't interact with much of the staff only to shop and go. --Products-- Lots of selection of asian good and products. You can find anything here from toys to cosmetics. --Capacity-- Inside of the supermarket can accommodate at least 300+ people because of the size and the parking lot. --Overall-- If you are needing asian good and products. I think their prices are kind high, but it will accommodate all your needs.

They have completely rearranged. Their seafood I bought…read moretoday an assortment of different seafoods. I bought a bag of mussels, not one of the muscles was edible. I had to throw them away every single one of them was open and when I soaked them in water to clean them it just was an ugly ooze coming out of each one Something's going on and it's not good.They got rid of all their fresh tanks.I guess they don't see money in fresh seafood anymore.I won't that

I seem to forget to check out Buford Farmers Market on a regular basis when I'm looking for Asian…read morefoods. I went this past week because I was looking for 2 specific items that I wasn't able to find at 2 other large Asian markets. Someone had suggested this Market because of the extensive ethnic choices. It has Asian (Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Filipino), European, South American, Hispanic and American items. There are sections that have premade Asian meals, fresh seafood, extensive fruits and vegetables, frozen foods, pantry staples, bakery items, almost anything you might want. It's a large market and you could spend hours going up and down the aisles exploring. I was surprised to find they even had a favorite pop that I only thought I could get in Michigan. Now I know that I can go here and get it, without having to have it ordered online. It can get busy on the weekends when everyone is doing their weekly shopping, but I went later in the day and was able to find parking and not bump into people or long lines.

I have lived near Buford Highway Farmers Market for 28 years. I have visited at least two to three…read moretimes a week. BHFM pretty much had its "Glory Years" 10 or 15 years ago. It has slowly gone downhill since then. I have bought their quart container of squeezed pink grapefruit juice many times, it used to be very reasonable. For the past couple of months the price has risen to $13.99 a quart !!! Whole Foods has the same thing for $8.99. Other sources are no where near $13.99. That's price gouging. All the daily house hold products are also much higher than Target, Walmart, Kroger, Publix. I cannot believe people pay the prices. Unless they are on special, berry's and fruit's are more expensive than Publix or Kroger and they look like they are second or third tier quality. The same for the vegetables, some literally still have dirt on them and are definitely poor quality. I bought sushi the other day at the counter in the back, for the price it was great. I decided to buy extra Wasabi, there were three kinds on the counter. None had a price, not on the container, not on the shelf. I asked the person behind the counter what were the prices, they said they didn't know, I would have to carry the wasabi literally diagonally across the store and get a price. The person couldn't call and ask ?!?! How does an employee not notice these items are not priced !?!? I have always loved the cafeteria, their entrees are delicious. Now some of the trays have nothing in them and some have been sitting in the trays and have a skim on the top because they haven't even stirred them up obviously for hours. 40% off after 4;30pm, great deal, but half or more of the food is gone, by 5pm they have pretty much closed up. The Mex part is closed at 4:30pm. So sad, a great resource, just about ruined. They also used to have cooking classes, which were great. They haven't had a class in years. Today I go in and by 4 items, the lines are long, so I took it to the quick checkout near the entrance. A person in front of me had over 10 items, each bag was like 5 pounds of vegetables each. He was not an employee, be paid cash. I asked the cashier so the line is no longer 10 items or less? She shrugged her shoulders !!! There used to be 10 items or less registers, at least two. Both of those have been long gone. It looks like BHFM is adding self checkout, the registers are installed and have sat there 2 years !?!? Still not open. With skyrocketing grocery prices and the competition in the area BHFM management needs to wake up. The outside isn't looking its best either. I hate to write this, but come on BHFM !!! Yes, there are some good deals, especially specials, but they are no where near the quality / price of Whole Foods or Dekalb Farmers Market. The same for H MART, I want competitive pricing and quality products, as a local, the "novelty" effect means nothing to me.