I have shopped at Kroger on Byhalia rd in Collierville TN for many years. I hate to say I will not…read morebe back. They have this woman ,,she says she the store manager. I sure hope not. This woman is rude and very unprofessional. I have heard her body shame her employee and customer's alike. When you talk to her and your white,, she will be intentionally rude. And make bad slurs. I was born with a speech problem she made fun of me. She has upset me so bad that as long as she is store manager or what ever she is. I wont be back. And I will make sure no one will want to shop there. She is plan awful to employees and customer's. I tried to see her badge.she covered up. So I'm going in to the store today and to see if I get her name or I'm taking a picture of her and posting it here on a update or on all my social media

Great place to buy Super Bowl food supply. Here's a picture of my Super Bowl spread from last year…read more My cousin who prepared the food brought everything from this Kroger. And she said she wouldn't shop anyplace else because of freshness of food and good prices

I stopped by early in the morning looking for the LucyGlo and LucyRose apples as well as my…read morejuicing veggies and fruit. This was my second attempt and I got lucky, they were available. The folks working here are always helpful and friendly. Last time they told me the shipment was delayed but to call back. I do enjoy shopping the produce section at this location, it's always well stocked and beautiful, like I wish some other stores would be. Based on my experience I would recommend this location.

Everything I have bought at Sprouts has been great! I always go to Sprouts when I want produce or…read moresupplements.

This is our go-to for groceries. We have been using their pick up pretty much all of the pandemic…read moreand really enjoy it. They call you when your order will be late and there's even been times we've told them we can wait until the next day to get our groceries. We always tip them and have a good experience. I also like how you can get points by buying gift cards- we wait for the 4x points and buy gift cards to things we already will buy from like restaurants we know we will end up eating out at and stores we will end up buying from. It's a nice system because we are saving that money for those stores and getting points for it. I also worked here years ago, as did my wife and two of our friends. It's a good place to work. Also, this place is known to have better meat and veggies than competition.

With their northward expansion next door into a space formerly occupied by a defunct retailer, this…read moreis probably now the largest Kroger in the Mid-South. I have noticed that the selection and variety of products have likewise increased. That being said, I definitely don't appreciate this store tolerating the disruptive misbehavior and loud shenanigans of groups of roving, unsupervised, adolescent boys, who apparently have too much time on their hands.

Good: I like the store redesign…read more Bad: Unprofessional Walmart employees is the heart of the issue. A group of Walmart workers camped out on the disability riding carts. Where is the store manager ? This is a continuous problem that occurs regularly. A person with disabilities comes to do business in your store, yet Walmart can't even manage their employees. Go figure...

Absolute trash. Let me tell you... It's funny how you notice some things and others get past you…read more Kind of like how in the grocery stores the baskets stopped going behind the counter when you check out. Remember when the cashier took the groceries out of the basket for you and scanned them? Now you take your groceries out and put them on the counter because the baskets can't go behind there anymore. Well, I guess overnight Walmart took away checkout counters and replaced them with more self-checkout counters. I couldn't even find one employee checkout counter much less an employee behind the counter this past Friday night at 7:15pm. Here's what I could find though, four Walmart employees in the checkout area not paying attention because they were on their cellphones! Yes, these under twenty-somethings were all face deep in their phones oblivious to what's going on around them. When they looked up it was like they were lobotomized. I self-checkout with 4 items while I noticed my face on the screen for "security reasons." Pretty intrusive if you ask me. First I have to do it myself, someone else's job, and I don't even get an employee discount. Second, I'm being big-brothered by Walmart because they don't trust me. Third, as I'm walking out, a rude millennial says "Uh I need you to come back here." No sir or anything. I have to wait as she checks the receipt of someone who has a receipt the length of a toilet paper roll and a basket full of items. But does she open every bag? Does she even open one bag? No. She looks at the list for three seconds and says "ok". What?! I have to come back for this. So I open my wallet, pull out the receipt, give it to her, and she gives it right back. Here's an idea, check me out yourself at a register, scan all my items, and let me walk out, you know, how you used to do it. It's not self-checkout when I need an employee's help and permission to leave the store. Ridiculous. This is what the world is going to and we wonder why our children are idiots, void of any kind of work ethic, and lazy. Anyway, to hell with this store. Do it yourself checkout and you can't even tap your card to the machines. Awful. I will not be coming back here. Here I come Target!

It's been some time since I've shopped here. I appreciate that the store is always clean and easy…read moreto navigate. People are so helpful and nice whenever I have any questions about a particular product. I used to get the orange cranberry loaf all of the time. I couldn't be without it! If you've never visited give them a try. It's clean, organized and they have a wide selection of items.

My family and I enjoy shopping here from time to time. We've found the prepared foods here to be…read morewell-crafted, albeit pricey. This is a great source for party and celebration eats, especially when we watch movie/entertainment award shows on the tv. Their coupon program could stand to be enhanced. I think that over the course of the past year, we've only saved $2.00 that way. But I'm happy to have an alternative to Kroger. It's the quality and convenience that keeps us returning here.

This store is just the best!! Consistent quality friendly employees, and great prices. There is a…read morereason Trader Joe's is so popular!

You can always count on TJ's to have what you need. I'm always greeted warmly and informed about…read morewhat's new. The store can sometimes be a little crowded so I try to pick my times carefully. People love shopping at Traders and it appears that the employees are also happy. I really appreciate the care that they use when handling the produce. Nothing is worse than bruised lettuce and herbs. The whimsical decor will put you in a good mood as well as discovering something new to try. Pay them a visit if you haven't already.

If you've never been to Cordova International Farmers Market, you're seriously missing out. This…read moreplace isn't just a farmers market... it's like the United Nations of groceries in the best way possible. One minute you're grabbing insanely fresh produce, the next you're staring at seafood so fresh it looks like it just clocked in for work. Then somehow you leave with spices, snacks, and ingredients you didn't even know existed. If you love variety, fresh food, and wandering around saying "Ooo what's THAT?!" every five seconds... this place is absolutely worth the trip. Your fridge (and your taste buds) will thank you.

This is a market for lots of international food goods, mostly Asian and Hispanic. Go there often to…read moreget certain staple ingredients for Asian cuisines. Staff is helpful but there can be a bit of language barrier. Prices are competitive. They have a boba place and taiyaki style ice cream products. Got Thai milk tea there and would say it is ok. Nothing to really rave. Cost $5.20 with the boba. Only one size which is small. Can't really post many pictures since it's posted that no photos to be taken inside the store.

I'm an avid Aldi shopper because I love their business practices and my local Aldi in Cordova is…read moreamazing and I know every worker by name, however, I stopped by this Aldi today and one of the employees was beyond rude. Semi blonde/light brown haired Caucasian woman with glasses. She was moving the pallet movers around the store and almost hit me with it, TWICE, while looking directly at me. She did not say sorry, did not say excuse me, just began moving a full palette of items towards me and wouldn't stop. I began moving away and she just kept going towards me with it. If I hadn't moved, the boxes on the palette would have absolutely knocked me down and that would have ended up being a VERY huge liability issue for the store. I wouldn't recommend going in here, for safety reasons at this point. Since clearly that woman was having a bad day or something and was on a mission to try to hurt a customer. Insanity. Never coming back here. Cashier was polite though.

Let me just start this by saying this is NOT my first rodeo at an Aldi store. However, this was my…read morefirst time at this particular location. I felt like this was set up to be very user-friendly to navigate - especially compared to some of the other Aldi configurations. (It honestly can be overwhelming and confusing at first!) The staff was friendly, the lot was big, the carts are parked and covered at the side of the building, and this is a large location so they have many offerings! The biggest unhappiness with this visit was the produce. Their produce section was a bit lacking here, however, and many of the berries looked awful. But I've come to find produce - especially berries - can be extremely hit and miss. Lastly, this location is open until 8pm on Sunday which is a novelty in the area. Happy shopping, y'all!

I've been going to this market for over 25 years, now, and they are consistently good. Kimchi is…read moregood, lots of frozen meats for bulgogi and galbi, pork belly, and good selection of frozen mandu and other fun frozen goodies. I am seriously addicted to the fish pastries w/ sweet red bean paste filling--makes me feel like I'm in a K-drama, lol!

Good Korean market. Lots of options. The owner is a neat and helpful guy. Good place.read more

The location of this Indian grocery store is intriguing- its attached to a gas station and a part…read moreof me can't help but create a back-story. Maybe it's two brothers who came together as entrepreneurs and one runs the gas station and the other the store? Or maybe it's more mundane and just a business person who wasn't happy with the other Indian grocery stores in town and so decided to open his own? Anyway, my back-stories aside, I stopped here one evening as I needed to do some emergency Indian shopping and this place was located en route to my home. Everything is really well labeled and nicely stocked and the folks running the store were super friendly! I also saw a lot of veggies that I hadn't seen in the other stores (like raw jackfruit) and they also had a great selection of Indian sweets and fresh snacks like Samosas and Dhokla too! I purchased goat from here but it wasn't as tender as the one I got from the Lebanese shop. Still overall I'm glad I have another option for Indian grocery shopping in Memphis! Yelp Review: 20/2017

I checked out this spot for their Indian restaurant in the back. I must say that it was pretty…read moregood. I'm a samosa lover an theirs was amongst the best that I've had. Would have liked to give it a 5 but the channa masala was wasn't a 5 rating. I think that there were too many onions. Either way, I will be a returning customer.