This review is just for the "quick" food sections - cold food & coffee bar…read more Cold Food (Sushi): this location has a sushi & poke bowl corner behind the self-service kiosks on the left side of the store. The lady behind the counter was very friendly and answered our many first-timer questions - in sum, you can get custom made poke bowls (though the bowl menu doesn't indicate raw fish options - just ask!) with brown rice! I think you can nicely ask for some extra veggies in addition to the two that is allowed. Coffee Bar: We also liked the convenience of the self-service coffee bar too - a cup of regular coffee is $2.50 available in decaf :)

I stood at the prepared foods section a long time. A woman saw me and didn't ask if anyone was…read morehelping. Finally a guy got someone to help. In the past, when I've asked for a couple of chicken tenders, y'all accommodated. This guy was very interested in helping me in a timely manner. I asked how long might it be? He said 15 minutes. I left It was more important for him to put wings out for the football game according to him.

My Sorority Sister's favorite (and her entire family's favorite) syrup is Golden Eagle syrup. "The…read moreGolden Eagle" theme is "Pride of Alabama," and Star Market is one of the few stores that carries Golden Eagle syrup. Another Sorority Sister and I went to Star yesterday to get Melissa two jars of Golden Eagle. In general, any sauce or unique condiment you want is generally available at Star Market! Hubs and I love "Bishop's 3 'N' 1 Stuff Barbecue Sauce" and it's only available at Star Market. Try Bishop's it's good on any type of meat! We browsed around a little and per usual, their meat department was well stocked and well displayed. Hubs did not want a Terry's pizza this time and I by passed that little department in the back. Star Market carries unique and regional things like delicious pimento cheeses and I think I've seen Chicken Salad Chick for sale in Star, also. Sister and I wine shopped because Star Market typically carried a great selection of inexpensive unoaked white wines (Simply Naked was the label and they make unoaked Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay) that I enjoyed and now they don't appear to carry the Simply Naked brand. We did get a chilled Kim Crawford unoaked Chardonnay which was good! The staff are always friendly and helpful and most importantly chatty as you check out at Star Market. For Terry's Pizza (and Terry's lasagna) either baked at Star or take and bake; a great variety of delicious meats; good wine selection; and unique sauces, condiments, and refrigerated local items, definitely go to Star Super Market. Star is locally owned and operated and has served this region since 1944.

Man, I have a special place for local grocery stores. This spot is right down the mountain from us…read moreand it's great for things in a pinch. BUT, They also have a great meat department, beer and wine as well as random specialty things. The folks working here are always super nice too! It's random peaks and valleys regarding business though. That and most of the shoppers live in the area too, so It can feel like Whole Foods or the like when it comes to your other shoppers being or not being dickheads. My only gripe/concern? It's not uncommon to find out of date or spoiled things on shelves. I've seen moldy bread and other things out of date, which is weird but again, it's not a Walmart or Publix that has an army of employees and/or a team dedicated to only rotating stock and checking dates. So, buyer beware.

Moved here about a year ago and just recently discovered this little gem of a store. I love…read moreeverything about it! What a pleasure to shop here. From the flowers when entering, to the nice music, nice lighting and then of course the meat counter and organic veggies, (they have USA grown Cal Organics.. I was so excited to see that! We love the coffee, have tried three different ones now, and of course the bakery!! The customer service has been great so far and I have zero complaints. I really don't even see what people are complaining about prices. I have found them for the most part to be pretty on par with other similar type stores prices.

Quality has plummeted. The chicken breast and orzo I bought today were horrible. Barely edible. The…read morechicken was low quality, I couldn't even slice off a decent portion. Orzo was a tasteless oily mess. The chicken was a weird texture..

If I could put zero I would.. I got scammed by another customer behind me at the register as a…read morecashier was checking me out . She leaned against me and slid her items into the end of mine all the time talking to me & the cashier?? I wondered why my bill was so much higher but I had my granddaughters with me, and was distracted by this woman and wanted to go home. Next morning I checked my receipt & she had slid over $30.00 worth of items onto the tale end of my check out!!!!!!! When I went to the store and explained they said the person to check that, including the camera footage didn't come in until 3 hours from then. Took my receipt bro & my name & number. 3 hours later I went to the store and met the person in charge who said that after reviewing the tape since I was talking to the lady it looked like I had "gifted" this stranger????? I did not, and she made it clear that she did NOT believe me!!!! She very sourly agreed to refund me after I protested & was not leaving. Shame on you, Angela!!!!! I am elderly and still hav to work part time to survive. I am still angry enough to find a way to complain about YOU personally. Been going to same location for over 30 years, at least twice a week. Not anymore.

We needed to pick up a few things and Walmart was the closest store. We arrived at 10:30 on a sunny…read moreday. The entrance closest to the garden center did not have wipes to clean the shopping cart handle. As we walk in I notice two Walmart employees blocking an aisle to prevent access. That seemed odd. We walked over to where the eye drops are located. I was surprised to see the shelves were not fully stocked. Hubs picked out his drops and we were off to the food section. I notice Walmart is slowly removing name brand goods and stocking their store bran, Great Value, more often. I will remind myself to buy French mustard elsewhere. This Walmart used to sell it. The pasta I used to buy here also has to be purchased at a different store. The produce wasn't as fresh as I would like so I only bought a few things. The frozen vegetables were stocked and I did pick up a few packages I needed. Overall going to this store to shop for food would be a deal breaker. If I needed home goods or kitchen small appliances I would come back.

This market is amazing! I was looking for an Asian market to take my nephew to while he was…read morevisiting to specifically look for Korean snacks for him. He was absolutely excited about it and we found a lot of fun things in here! We even found traditional Korean snacks they serve in the tea houses. It took me right back to Seoul! I will definitely be going back here.

This time of the year many Asians buy ingredients for the upcoming New Year. Asian grocery stores…read morebegin to stock up on noodles, rice cakes, kimchi's, vegetables and lots of other foods. I stopped by to pick up items for japchae and bulgogi which are two dishes Koreans make during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Here in America you can get those foods at any Korean restaurant year round. Overseas the average Korean family doesn't eat either one once a week. I have a great friend coming to visit and I purchased the foods necessary to prepare japchae and bulgogi at Christmas along with the ingredients to make birthday soup. My friend will be cooking. Yum! While I was at Holiday International Market, I saw radish kimchi and picked some up. It's not fermented yet and will be by Christmas hopefully. If you are craving Asian foods, please stop by and check out Holiday International Market. Yum!!!

Very nice owner. Good beer selection. They are open to feedback and will carry what you ask. Open…read moretill 10 on weekdays too.

From the owner: Hi & Bye's Lil SamWitch Shop is a fresh samwitch and wrap deli. Consumers rave about our…read moresamwitches, and we have been told we have the best Classic Rueben around. The deli is open daily 10-3 on Saturday 11-4 and closed on Sunday. We slice our meat and cheese fresh daily. We leave fresh meat, cheese, samwitches, and chili dogs in the cooler at night. Call in orders always welcome. 256.489.0912

This particular Trader Joe's was convenient to my hotel and walking in, I was pretty impressed…read more The ambiance is bright and cheerful and I like how on the back wall, the paintings are inspired by Huntsville being known as "Rocket City." I was impressed with their soups and was particularly interested in their lasagne soup. The service here was friendly and professional. All in all, my visit to this store was an overall winner. I will give it five stars.

I must admit I am starting to enjoy Trader Joe on university Dr. wife love's the green chili…read moreburritos for breakfast. I am starting to enjoy their tamales. Expensive yet very tasty. In the frozen section

Overall, a decent enough Kroger. The service at checkout was friendly enough, but i would say that…read moreat least the nightI was there, could have used a bit of a clean up. Nothing bad, but I did notice and aain, it could have just been s bit later at night. I am a fan of Kroger. They have decent deals and a good selection. This particular Kroger also had has pumps. I will give it four stars overall.

I love my Kroger ! But I want to warn people to carefully inspect your bags of Russet Potatoes. I…read morehave found a rotten one in every bag (5 and 10 lbs) I have inspected lately-- save one, and I bought that one. If you have ever dealt with a rotten potato found too late you will know it is the most horrible smell in the world and stains wood, flooring, etc. the smell is impossible to get out. I have written Kroger HQ about this so I hope they inspect their Russets a little bit better. I have no other complaints about this store and I love my favorite cashier, Theresa.

I've been shopping at Publix almost exclusively for the last 25 years. I was overjoyed when the…read moreProvidence store opened - it's not 5 minutes from my house. This particular Publix is one of the smaller stores. Not as much variety but still, most everything I need. And so very convenient. The problem is that I have to check the date on every single item that I buy. Milk, of course. Yogurt too. (Last week I found Activia that expired several days prior). But hot chocolate mix? (No joke - it had expired several months prior). Baby food? Expired. Nothing goes into my cart without a verification of the expiration date. I'm not the only person looking at dates - I've seen several customers bring expired items to the registers. It happens regularly. I don't know why this particular store has such problems with outdated product on their shelves. Just be aware.

This is a relatively new Publix with a Pharmacy and a Pharmacy drive through. It's a tad smaller…read morethan the larger stores I am used to. There is ample staff, but they don't really engage the customer as much as other Publix employees do. It's clean, well-organized, and has ample parking with a few covered patio style tables out front if you want to enjoy a salad or other deli item on site. The check-out lines are fairly well staff and the check-out personnel are friendly and kind. It's a nice Publix as generally, all Publix are!

Recently, a friend texted to ask if I knew where she could get Harissa; she was planning on trying…read moreout some Moroccan recipes. I continued my drive down Jordan Lane, pulled over at JaMo's, walked in and photographed a can, and sent that to her, along with the price. ...Which is about ¼ of its cost at Williams-Sonoma. I compared. JaMo's is the "sister location" of the JaMo's coffeehouse/café just down a little and across the street. That establishment was named for the husband-and-wife team of JAmie Miernick and MOrgan Andriulli, who'd closed down Five Points Espresso to move here in the mid-90's...when they sold to Mohammed Almohthsib, he kept the name. So it's "JAY-MOES," for point of reference, even if they don't answer the phone that way. Anyway. It should come as no surprise that, in addition to the aforementioned Harissa, lovers of Levantine and Gulf Country cuisine will also find Sumac, Za'atar, Ra's al Hanout, Pomegranate Molasses, and Oud (Agarwood Powder); Dried Lemons; Mint, Orange Blossom, Rose, and Pussy Willow (?!?!) Waters; and a wealth of more typical spices and additives. There are several types of Turkish Delight or Nougat candies; Ma'amoul (which may hold you till someone can make you the real thing); Mikado Čokolada from Croatia and Ülker™ Çikolata from Turkey; and even a few English offerings (though, in my attempts to read the fine print, they were apparently produced in Africa). Call ahead to see what's come in from their bakery partners: at one time or another, you'll find fresh Pita, Sangak, Barbari, and/or Lavash. They can also clue you in to when fresh produce arrives. Visit the refrigerated/freezer cases for Halloumi, Kashkaval, Bulgarian Feta, Labneh, Plain Yogurt, and Yogurt Sodas; Halal Meats; and Zereshk (Barberries). A Turkish acquaintance of mine wishes, however, that they had more TURKISH cheeses. Dried and canned items include Podravka™ Soups (Croatia); Va-Va™ Zakuska (Red Pepper "Salsa" from Macedonia); Sadaf™ Khoresh Gheimeh. There's a very nice Tea/Coffee area, where you'll also find a variety of Tea and Coffee glasses and cups. Nearby are nicely stocked shelves offering flavored tobaccos to go with the hookahs they offer!

Think it's actually 540 Jordan, but no matter ... I love this little middle-eastern grocery…read more Helpful, friendly staff, yummy food. While you're here, pick up some mamool (think fig Newtons, but not as blindingly sweet with nice shortbread-like outsides and dates, nuts or other yumminesses inside) for dessert - mmmmm.