This Sprouts location has now become my favorite! The store is always so clean, the staff is…read morefriendly and attentive, and the produce is always so fresh. Will come back again!

Their sourdough bread was very stale and after speaking with the manager I was told it was fresh…read moreand made daily not!!! very dissapointed and was lied to! Will not shop there again!!!

They rip off labels then place their own label on with the item almost doubling in price…read more A ripoff

Connie is amazing, I contacted her directly for a coconut probiotic milk that very few retail…read morelocations carry. She spoke on the phone with me for quite a while to take my order and then she followed up through text until I received my order. Shipping pricing was extremely fair priced considering the high quality temperature controlled insulated box she used. 10/10 would recommend !

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.

I love it so much every time i'm here. The food is incredible and the customer service is too. This…read moreplace is a must try if you haven't

They had chicken tenders! Chase and Alex very friendly, and upstairs seating great. Also, no…read morefeathers on chicken. I don't really know why people are giving it bad reviews. It's nice.

Service is always exceptional. They really care and treat you well. The prices are not the best but…read morethey make it up with service. They don't have a large organic selection but the offerings they have are great quality

This Kroger has a clothing section! Never been to a Kroger that has one! It is really big as well…read more They have good prices and different selections of what you may want or need. I did not have any issues w. The items I purchased. The turkey meat and chicken thighsI bought were good. If I am ever on this side of town, will come to shop here for better deals.

Kroger is charging almost 0.30 per gallon of gas over surrounding competitors. Currently at 4.09…read moreper gallon while others are at 3.79. they have done this repeatedly showing they are taking advantage of their customers. This was not an isolated instance as their price has been at that level for almost 2 weeks and seems their intent may be to force customers to now use their "points" on grocery purchases, which the store can more easily absorb rather than gas, which is an immediate deduction from profits. If you have a choice, consider shopping at another grocery store location than Greens corner.

I don't shop at this Kroger often at all but was in the area and had to stop in for a few last…read moreminute needs yesterday and had a great experience! The staff was helpful in pointing me in the right direction since this store isn't the same layout as the one closer to me, and I have to shoutout the floral department and specifically the nice displays out for Valentine's Day right now, beautifully done!!

If zero stars were an option, I would select it…read more My father worked at this Kroger location for over 10 years, pushing carts in extreme heat and cold. Many people in the area recognize him instantly--he looks like Santa Claus and was a familiar, friendly presence to customers for years. After more than a decade of loyalty, and just one month before becoming eligible for retirement benefits, a new manager, Richard Dunn, terminated his employment for what can only be described as a trivial and unnecessary reason. My father is 67 years old and never shied away from hard work. In a short period of time, my dad lost his wife to cancer and his mother the year before. Despite everything, he continued showing up and doing his job. Firing him two weeks before Christmas and weeks before his retirement benefits vested demonstrates a shocking lack of compassion and respect. This decision reflects extremely poorly on the management at this location. I will personally be boycotting this store and encouraging others to do the same. I cannot support a business that allows leadership to treat long-term, elderly employees in such a callous manner. Kroger, you can and should do better.

Everything at IndiFresh seems significantly overpriced. When compared to stores like Cherians, many…read moreitems cost at least 50 cents more. This kind of pricing feels unfair and reflects poorly on the business. It's disappointing to see a community-focused store charging such high markups. Very unfortunate that IndiFresh is ripping off your community like that.

IndiFresh Supermarket is an Indian grocery store which also has an Indian Restaurant. It's a…read moreone-stop for fresh groceries, produce, halal meat and a nice food court inside which caters bakery, pasteries, cakes, sweets, pickles, tiffins, biryanis and many more. They do have some sitting area. They have fresh Chappatties too. The place is maintained clean and neat. Lot of free parking in and around the store. Most of them are reasonablely priced. I would definetely recommond this palce to anyone to try if you are in the area.

This hurts my heart: I've lived in the neighborhood of the Publix at Castleberry and Bethlview…read morebefore the store was built. I've been in the store more times than I can remember and raised my son on some of Ester's Publix Apron recipes. It has been a good relationship until October 2, 2025 when one of the store managers, Mark forgot the basic principle for Publix. The Publix Promise is rooted in the company's commitment to customer satisfaction and transparency. FAILED Immediate Resolution: Pricing mistakes are resolved on the spot, eliminating the need for customers to return to customer service for corrections. FAILED (Check the tape and see exactly how long I waited and how long it took for Mark to come and dismiss me) Customer Empowerment: Cashiers are trained to handle pricing discrepancies efficiently, ensuring that customers feel valued and respected. FAILED (Mark missed a training opportunity) The cashier, whose name I withhold out of respect for age and lack of experience, was not the one who devalued me and disrespected me; that was all on the manager Mark. I can only assume that he felt the cashier told him everything he needed to know, thus dismissing me as an interruption to his day. Sadly, he hasn't a clue. We're all entitled to a bad day, so I'm hoping it's just that and not a sign of things to come at my neighborhood Publix. I was there before Mark came and will probably be there when he leaves. If today is any indication of things to come...it won't be long. I was intentionally vague because I'm convinced Mark is still clueless as to exactly what happened. I know this for a fact because I was actually trying to help. Please spare me any copy-and-paste or prearranged apologies and explanations. You can also keep your store credit or gift card. This wasn't a money grab, simply a paying customer offering feedback as a gift so that Publix can get back on track. I waited at least 15 minutes for Mark to leave me shaken and disturbed. It could have been handled so much better. If this is Mark's persona, and Mark is the standard for customer service at Publix - God help us all! Overview of the Publix Promise The Publix Promise is a customer satisfaction policy that ensures fair pricing at checkout. Specifically, if a customer finds that the scanned price of an item (excluding alcohol and tobacco products) is higher than the advertised or shelf price, Publix will provide the following benefits: One Free Item: The customer will receive one of those items free of charge. Discount on Additional Items: Any additional quantities of that item will be charged at the lower shelf price. 2 2 Sources Purpose and Benefits The Publix Promise is rooted in the company's commitment to customer satisfaction and transparency. It aims to build trust with shoppers by promptly addressing pricing errors at checkout, thereby enhancing the overall shopping experience. Key benefits include: Immediate Resolution: Pricing mistakes are resolved on the spot, eliminating the need for customers to return to customer service for corrections. Customer Empowerment: Cashiers are trained to handle pricing discrepancies efficiently, ensuring that customers feel valued and respected.

Use to have great sandwiches but I will never buy another one from Publx. Bread hard the bacon is…read moreraw. Over priced product! So disappointing.