There are three things I like about this grocery store: the prices, the selection, and the people.
The two big chain stores here in Hartwell have a better selection on most things, but this store really pays attention to what it is people here (all the people!) really want and need. The two big chain stores are closer, but we drive the extra distance to Quality Foods (unless we just need milk, then we go to the Dollar General).
When we moved here, someone told us that this was where "the poor people shop." I'm not sure what they meant, but it is the case that it caters to regular people. The aisles are well organized, the prices are good, and they take good care of the place.
The staff is friendly and the management is community focused. For example, when the weather turned bad (it actually started snowing!), the store let the Girl Scouts that were selling cookies outside move inside. One of the chain stores won't even allow the Girl Scouts to sell cookies on their property. read more