This is RaceTrac store #2329 and it's located on Jimmy Carter Blvd near Peachtree Industrial Blvd…read more This is one of RaceTrac's current generation "RT6K" stores that carry over 4,000 retail and grocery items in about 6,000 square feet of floor space (hence the model name). It opened in April 2014. It's part of a bigger, several-years-long construction plan, which includes the Zaxby's next door, to develop all the red, barren land in the immediate block. RaceTrac, which is headquartered in Atlanta, is the only convenience store and gas station chain that can really compete against QuikTrip, which, while headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, rules the metro Atlanta market. These RT6K stores are great. Like QT's current gen stores, they're big, bright, modern, and clean. They're open 24/7, offer a bevy of food, drink, and retail options, and are outfitted with a crew of uniformed employees. A few things that set RaceTrac apart from QT: (1) RaceTrac has both indoor and outdoor seating. QT only has outdoor seating. (2) RaceTrac has Swirl World, a self-serve frozen yogurt bar. QT does not. However, I have to caveat #2 -- the Swirl World machines were out of operation at this location during my visit. There was a sign posted that said they would be "swirling" again soon. (3) They offer fresh, hot, boiled peanuts in two flavors, original and Cajun, for $1.99 for 16 oz. and $2.99 for 32 oz. QT doesn't have fresh boiled peanuts. The gas station is spacious with easy in-and-out access from Jimmy Carter Blvd. There are 18 pumps. All have E-85 flex fuel and I believe all also have diesel. The gas prices are competitive. Like all businesses, RaceTrac isn't perfect. Two places where QT wins are: (1) Free air. QT offers free air for your tires. RaceTrac doesn't. You have to pay. (2) Top Tier detergent gasoline. QT uses Top Tier fuel. RaceTrac doesn't. Regardless, this is still a good gas station.

I heard the employe in the back making the food say they drop the food on the ground one of the…read moreworkers said "it was ok cause they won't notice I done it before" and still pick up to serve it to the customer

So this would be a 3* except for two big things:…read more GAS! I use my beloved's Kroger number to get the deals - sometimes up to $0.10 off a gallon. Much appreciated these days. The Wall. Of. Coffee! Seriously, I am in love with this section of the store (most others leave me wanting). It's a veritable cornucopia of Keurig choices, in addition to the regular old-fashioned kind. Right now, I'm enamored with the seasonal Starbucks Graham flavor - and I love that most every kind of name brand option is $7.99 (again, with that card, and a deal vs Publix usual price of $9.49 - their occasional sales on just one kind of special coffee at a time brings that to $6.99). Otherwise, it's a pretty oldish, typical Kroger. But since I happen to be in this area of southern Sandy Springs a lot, it's a 4* rating from me.

I ordered groceries through instacart, but I just wanted to highlight the fact that I prefer this…read morelocation over the one close to Sandy springs circle. There is just something different about the setting.It just doesn't seem as overrun with people all over the aisles, and that makes for a better shopping experience, in my opinion. As with any kroger, you have a wide variety of tea of typical grocery items, but I do tend to like to try some of their private selection.Items. they just released a few breakfast bagels and stuffed croissants and those were really good, so I'll definitely be adding them to my shopping list in the near future. Parking is plentiful as well..Overall a good shopping experience.

This location is always clean and organized. I usually go when it's not that crowded so I get in…read moreand out whenever I need to grab something quickly.

Just dropping in to say, I don't normally go to this Whole Foods, b/c there are 2 much closer to my…read morehouse, but I really liked this location!! The parking is simple and convenient, and this location is pretty big! I picked up the pre-made meals b/c it was one of those "I don't want to cook, but don't want to eat unhealthy weeks" So I purchased their meal tray that came with green beans, lemon rosemary chicken, and sweet potatoes. The chicken was good, just needed a little gravy But I am so happy that Whole Foods offers this option. I know it's not new, it's just new to me , but I look forward to trying their other pre-made meals for next week!

This store overall is not the cleanest or the most organized. It was probably a low average…read moreactually but the people over all our kind. A lot of the workers are lazy and do the bare minimum. I noticed that in the bathrooms tend to be dirty often

Stopped by the Costco liquor store in Dunwoody, GA and I was impressed! They really had some great…read moredeals and the selection is top tier. The store was clean and well organized, which made it easy to shop. Shoutout to Eric.....he was so helpful and genuinely nice. I'll definitely be back to grab some of the other items he suggested!

I think I have to give this Publix five stars for the service alone. In the meat/deli area, an…read moreemployee approached me and asked me if I needed help finding anything. I've been a regular at Publix in metro Atlanta for decades (Atlantic Station location, mainly) and that never happens to me. I told him that this Publix's layout is flipped from what I'm used to. He smiled and said he gets that a lot. I did get turned around at first, but I was able to easily find everything I was looking for, except for the Red Baron Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizza singles (2-packs) which this location and my go-to location were out of at the time. I've also liked to buy them in bulk (12-packs) at Costco. That guy and the two ladies at checkout were very friendly. There were also a couple employees in the produce section that were joking around with each other. Everyone seemed to be in a good mood. This was on a random Tuesday night around 8:30-8:45. Did they all just find out they got unexpected bonuses or something? I had a conversation with the cashiers about the restaurant I'd just eaten at, Kyuramen, in the same shopping center. I brought my leftovers in and had them with me while I shopped. My cashier, Jill, noticed and went out of her way to bag my leftovers for me. How nice of her. This Publix is located in Abernathy Square, the large shopping center at the big intersection of Roswell and Abernathy Roads in Sandy Springs, North Fulton. The reason I came to this location is because it was convenient for me to grab groceries right after dinner. This shopping center was busy, especially when I arrived around 6:30pm, but there was plenty of parking. I ended up settling for a 2-pack of Red Baron Deep Dish Four Cheese Pizza ($4.59) and got a few things I routinely buy at Publix: a large fruit salad ($16.08), Silk Almond Creamer Sweet & Creamy flavor ($5.59), and two cans of Starbucks Premium Instant coffee Medium Roast ($10.79 each). The selection of Starbucks products at this location was better than my normal Publix in Atlantic Station, but I'm pretty sure this Publix is bigger. My wife and I are generally fans of Publix and prefer it over competitors like Kroger and Harris Teeter simply because of Publix's fresher produce and generally higher-quality selection. I also like that you don't have to deal with a membership at Publix because everyone gets the same "automatic" discounts. Publix did launch a membership program, Club Publix, in 2020, but I think its main benefit is digital coupons -- it's not for automatic discounts at the register like Kroger Plus and Harris Teeter VIP, where you have to scan a membership code or enter your phone number. Like the Publix I frequent in Atlantic Station, this Publix also had a police officer stationed inside the front. This one was a Fulton County officer. This location opened in May 1994.

I typically go late at night to avoid some of the crowds but tonight it took me 15 minutes just to…read morecheck out. One of the items that the people in front of me wanted to buy did not have a tag - so it took four people two different trips back to produce and a manager to finally type in the $4.99 amount. They offered to open another register, but all of my items are already on the belt. Unfortunately, I could not do self checkout because I had several gift cards to buy. I had to justify my purchase to the manager and explain why I was spending $300. He said they want to make sure no one's being taken advantage of (good intention) but how is the Publix manager going to resolve that if that was the case ...LOL. Then one of the gift cards didn't work and they had to match all the gift cards back to their codes to figure out which one wasn't working and then refund and re-ring the missing card. It was an embarrassing long process, and the clerk was new and completely clueless so the manger had to come back and help her again. I usually avoid the registers (I'm the jerk with a full cart at the self checkout) because they either bag my groceries poorly and I end up with damaged items or products scan in at the wrong price. Sadly, I end up at the service desk about half the time for rain checks of BOGO items that are not in stock or on the shelves yet. This is one of the most expensive stores in the area but continues to fail and under deliver. I've started going to Whole Foods, Amazon delivery, and/or another Publix instead.

This QuikTrip is located in Austell and quite honestly it is not in the safest area but considering…read morebeing in that kind of area -- this place is clean & super friendly! I ordered a cold brew via mobile order because I wanted to get a quick coffee before going to work and the folks who were working there was super nice. This place also gets crowded at times because it's right next to Six Flags so around closing time, you can see a lot of people going in and out of here. I was really impressed at this QuikTrip and it truly delivered the expectations I would have of a QT -- I come by this area pretty often, and I can't wait to be back!

I just moved to the area and we all know how finding your go-to gas station can be!…read more Well I've got zero complaints here! The people who work at this location are kind and always have a smile on their faces. I already feel like I'm a part of the community. I love being greeted as i come and go. Goes to show how important a place like where you get your gas, coffee and snacks can make a huge impact on the community.! Thanks guys!

Whole Foods Market is an eco-minded chain with natural and organic grocery items, housewares and…read moreother products, most sell wine. At Whole Foods Market, they are a grocery store with something for everyone. Easy meal solutions. High quality standards. Local, organic and non-GMO choices. Paleo-friendly, vegan, vegetarian and special diet options. Baked goods, fresh salads, flowers, coffee and more. Plus, Prime members get extra savings on favorites throughout the store. I highly recommend you shop here. Excellent Wholefoods location. Clean and neat store. Helpful service oriented staff. Comfortable seating areas. Easy access to everything they have. Easy parking. In and Out very quick. Quality produce and products. Large and in charge with the massive assortment of foods at the hot and cold treats bars. If you are still a meat eater, they have gotcha covered there as well with the deli, fish and sushi counters. Don't let your eyes go bigger than your stomach and pricing will most likely satisfy you as well.

It's Whole Foods and the quality of food and variety is impressive. However, everyone is so busy…read moreworking and keeping the appearance up, you feel like you are invisible as a shopper. The workers completely ignore you and just focus on their job and conversations with their coworkers. There zero customer service and the coffee bar area is very very dirty. It kind of seems like a cafeteria in a way. It's a strange place, and I don't really like spending time there.