Great little store and very kind/helpful employees! Beautiful smoky mountains…read more Has a little of everything needed so very convenient when visiting!!!

First time the cafe. I was pleasantly surprised. I had the steak sub and it was a lot for the…read moremoney. I will have to try the Reuben next. Hidden gem.

We lice this store , moslty because its not so fancy and shiny. Its also extremely well priced for…read morebrand names . Not to mention the very nice Cashiers who are always heloful with a smile. Great produce , sells milk in glass jars thats delicious . And will cutany meat you want soecial. Thank you for being a grwat place.

This new Sav-Mor Foods location opened early April 2018 in the same spot as an Ingles that closed…read morein Westgate Plaza. It is part of a chain that operates stores in NC, SC and TN. They do NOT have a website. They ARE owned by Ingles yet Ingles makes no mention ANYWHERE on its website that they exist. I went to the Grand Opening and there were management folks all over like at an Ingles opening but to a lesser scale. They promote themselves as a discount store. There is also a chain in the regions called Sav A Lot, and this is not them. There is also a Sav Mor in Alabama and I dont believe this is them either. Northern California has a chain called Sav,Mor Foods and this is not them. This chain uses a dot between Sav and Mor and this chain here in NC SC TN uses a dash -. If you look around the store you can find a few bargains but nothing to get excited about. Opening week had nice Pineapples and Cantaloupe for $1.50 each. Canned vegetables, not a name brand were 39c can. The help in the store is 100% new. NONE of the Ingles help stayed on to work here. The workers will readily tell you yes this is owned by Ingles. You will also see Laura Lynn products throughout the store. The yellow shelf labels are just like Ingles. However you cant scan your Ingles card. They have no such card. They also DONT have bakeries, delis, or you scan. Only regular human checkers. They do have an area of Hispanic/Mexican foods. Whats also different is you will find a few things that a regular Ingles would never carry. One odd one is a flat of No Name No label Cat food in monster cans. Most cat foods I thought were small cans the size of tuna cans or smaller. These are BIG cans. Must be some monster cars around these parts! (photo posted) 12 unmarked cans sealed on a flat for $4.17. Thats less than 35c a can! I dont think it gets any cheaper than that! These can sizes really puzzle me though. I wonder what this stuff is really used for? Another thing you can get here is some of the less fashionable parts of the animal in the meat dept. They had pork tails, pork stomach, pork ears, pork neck bones, pork feet, beef tongue,beef feet, beef tripe. Some people use some of these things for bone broth which is now in fashion for health. They dont have a website so you cant look at a flyer online. In the store they have a small 8 1/2 x 11 sheet with specials at the door. The help was friendly and I wish them success in Franklin.

Wonderful variety of supplements herbs and foods. Friendly staff and knowledgeable. Plus love the…read morebulk herbs section and essential oils.

This store sells a variety of vitamins and supplements all natural and their own brand as well. I…read morelove coming here as the women have always been so helpful and have even researched what you need themselves. They are wonderful! They also have food items and sometimes the ladies make things themselves. The store is so warm and inviting.

This new little Market is a God send for those of us on Soco Mountain. It is conveniently located…read moreat the intersection of US19 and Plott Balsam Road between Cherokee and Maggie Valley. The first thing that struck me was it was clean and items were attractively stocked. The owners are onsite and are friendly, helpful and engaging. it's obvious this store is run with pride. I've purchased several items but my favorite is the blackberries. They were really fresh, moist and sweet-- rivaling past purchases in town yet competitive with WalMart prices. The parking is abundant. Do yourself a favor and stop by.

This is what a convenience store should be! Service is the greatest! Those of us in the…read moreHornbuckle Community and surrounding area really appreciate it!

The dairy selection has improved drastically over the past couple of weeks. Great selection and the…read moredairy workers will go out of their way to accommodate your request if available. We will be back and I will be telling others to check them out before going to big stores.

I am glad I can review "Go", but embarrassed due to the lack of photos. I am bad with electronics,…read moreand not always bold. I will try. I finally got to experience this place. It is the "Marshalls" of food products. They get other food that grocery stores did not sell, and not as well known brands. Do not let that scare you. Just use common sense. If the box is dusty, pass. If it tastes stale at home, toss it. Canned stuff lasts until it bulges or rusts. Dents on can seams are questionable*, but mid-can is fine. (Dents are at all stores, anyways.) Smell any freshly deceased, domesticated animal that has been processed, especially fowl. (We recently got bad chicken at a non-discount market, so you never know, even with printed dates.) They do have current stuff, too, in case you are holding your nose in the air. Surplus, baby. It has that warehousey feel, and is just spread out enough that you can smile at others, but not get in each other's way. They have seasonal stuff, and affordable "luxuries" here and there. They also have enough flavors of "Skippy" to put other supermarkets to shame. It is clean and the workers are not slacking. They do not accept coupons. They do give to the local food bank, which speaks volumes. I like this place. It is down to earth and real. *Just send me a note if you want to know what the "Frugal Zealot" says about this.

Brand New Grocery Store . They kept it in same center but moved it to a brand new building. Its…read moreright next to Hampton Inn . I love there subs . $10.00 for latge sub ( boars head ) with chips and drink . Fresh guacomole made from scrath in the fruit Isle . Very friendly people. Who cant beat the Mountain View and you walk in . Great location too .

Mrs. K. had her late morning breakfast from the coffee shop in Cashiers but what am I going to have…read morefor lunch that's keto friendly? As we're driving through the mountains, this shopping center appeared and we popped in for snacks. I had no problem finding a loaf of (expensive) keto bread, some sliced cheese and some sliced turkey. A perfectly keto friendly lunch that would also work as snack later. The store is in decent shape, apparently a former Bi-Lo according to Google Street View historical images. Parking lot was clean, store was clean, shelves were decently stocked. It was good. [Review 501 of 2026 - 4596 in North Carolina - 25683 overall]

I appreciate the clean store, low prices, and friendly helpful staff. I can always find what I need.read more

I like to go into any Dickies I come across. There are usually deals that are worth checking out. A…read morelot of food in these stores tends to be expired so you have to be careful when checking out the label. Some things aren't so serious but I wouldn't get an expired fruit drink, for example. This location is super organized but there isn't as much here as the Weaverville location. I would still definitely come back if I am in the area.

Went to Dickies this morning expecting not to much got there and found so many foods that expired a…read morefew days ago. Just made some Godiva molten Lava cake and it was devious the whole ,eat cost me only $1.49!