I love this Ingles for many reasons - they usually have very good produce and meat selections, as…read morewell as knowledgeable and friendly employees. Because I live a half an hour away, I especially love that bagging groceries is separated into blue bags for cold items and brown bags for everything else. That being said, there is one cashier who I avoid like the plague. Her name is Chasady. Today, her lane was the only one open other than self check out. Every time I go in there, she never says one word to me except to say thank you as she hands me my receipt. Today was no different in that respect. Normally, she refuses to use the blue bags, so everything is in a brown bag and I have to search through what I have to know what to put in my cooler bags and what needs to immediately go into the refrigerator or freezer when I get home. Today, I put my cold items on the belt first and if she did not put them in blue bags, I was going to politely ask her to do so. To my surprise, she put them in blue bags! I was ecstatic! Until, she started putting everything in blue bags! She apparently does not understand the concept. I don't normally complain, but this has just been an ongoing issue for the past several months! She is never friendly and does not know how to bag groceries and then, it is the customer's job apparently to put them from the loading area into the cart, no matter how many she has stacked onto the loading area. OK, rant over. Everything else is great at this Ingles Market.

Went and did some food shopping had some amazing deals on cereal and fresh pasta and the one…read morething that made me extremely upset was the self checkouts were having glitches and the store assistants were just there talking and not really coming too help out right away they were way too busy talking was really rude

I recently spent two weeks near Tellico Village due to a family situation and frequented this…read moregrocery store several times. Unfortunately, I was consistently disappointed by the poor interpersonal skills of many of the cashiers at checkout. On multiple occasions, I was not greeted at all and felt treated as if I were invisible. One cashier handed me my receipt with a dismissive, "And there you go," without offering a thank you or a smile. While I did encounter two cashiers who were genuinely kind and friendly, the overall pattern was disappointing. I would suggest management re-train front-facing staff on how to greet customers and express professional warmth. Social awkwardness and backwardness can easily be misread by customers as cold, distant behavior.

Watch your bread, there is a mouse in the house here!!…read more Could have came that way off of the bread truck ..Otherwise, great, clean store with very friendly employees!! Nice location. Come in here all the time...

Love this place and the deals OMG we're so amazing very happy too finally have one in Athans nice…read moreservice and clean place

I don't like to give a bad review; but this place is a dump! Yes, it's small & maybe they are…read moreunderstaffed, but I have given this place a chance 5 or 6 times over the last 11 months and each time it's an epic disaster & I regret it every time. There are shopping carts & piles of boxes every 8 feet up & down the aisles full of merchandise that needs to be stocked. The shelves are always half empty, picked over and disorganized. Trash is always all over the floor and the flooring is in serious need of cleaning/mopping/a shampoo. There is usually 3 employees in the store but no matter when I'm there, there is always 1 in the "office" who is "on break" and one employee on the floor who is stocking (who isn't register trained) and 1 person on register. There is ALWAYS a minimum of 5-13 people waiting to check out. The AC doesn't seem to work well because it's always stuffy in there & it's a long wait in a crowded line. The management needs to seriously step up and step in or this store would be better off closing and putting itself out of its misery. The Dollar tree over near the other Walmart (off of 60) is FAR nicer (always clean, always stocked and it has a clean look & feel & always enough employees) and it's 15 minutes extra out of my way, but from now on that is the only one I will shop at in town.

Dollar Tree is a great place to get dirt cheap crafting supplies! You can do so much with the items…read morethey have. Best place to buy gift bags and birthday cards too! Love me some Dollar Tree!

A neat place. They have a large garden and grow much of their own produce. Also inside this large…read moreold barn are mostly farm antiques. They also sell local honey, jellies and plants. As you can imagine, the pickings are better in the warmer months but they do seem to be open in the winter as well. Prices are very reasonable.

This place has ALMOST everything you need for cut price! If you need some good Nike active wear,…read moreyou can get them a lot cheaper here! They have MK purses, suitcases, jewelry, makeup, bed comforters, home decor, shoes, and clothes for men, women, children, and teens!! I come here often to shop for cheap activewear or a cute dress. If you come in often, you'll notice they change up their clothes daily, so if you see a shirt you like, I'd grab it before it's too late.

Let me just say my wife has pulled me through every tjmaxx within 100 miles...now I'm not…read morecomplaining because who doesn't like good deals on clothes. As far as my hometown tj goes I would give it a higher mark but...our tj just moved all the way across the street from where it was previously...a whole stones throw away from where it was. Now for the sad part of the new store..it feels about half the size of the one we had. I'm not really sure what the plan was when I walk in. The guys section is literally 4 racks of clothes...the accessory section that was about the same size as the whole men's section is now is delegated to s small space shoved into the corner. It's kinda like trying out a new restaurant thinking you were gonna love it but in reality you hate it and wish you could just go back to the old one. Don't get me wrong, we still go there at least once or twice a week but we also go to the two in Chattanooga as well. They are both more similar to the old layout we had in Cleveland. My best bet is to just accept the fact it is what it is, but I'll definitely miss the old tj that had a larger selection and wasn't packed in like a sardine can.

Cute little shop in Dayton, perfect place to shop after a weekend lunch. The store is fairly big…read morewith multiple vendor booths to look through. To be honest, there is so much stuff everywhere it can be overwhelming. Every time you turn the corner there was more stuff to look through. There is a back corner that has more tea pots and cups than you can imagine. Prices seemed on the higher end, but staff seemed friendly enough that maybe you would work out a deal.

This lovely shop has so much to offer any visitor who wants to wander through rooms and aisles…read morefilled with teapots and tea, antique jewelry, quilts, table settings with napkin rings, placemats, and candles. Turn the corner and see a precious children's corner with games and clothing. Beautiful florals and home decor abound in the exciting and fun-filled atmosphere. The Strawberry Festival is in May and there are light refreshments and strawberry decor to pledse everyone on any list! It's great! Just across the road is the court house where the Scopes Trials took place. Across the block is a restaurant that you don't want to miss! It's the Dayton coffee shop. It's delicious food at a most reasonable price. The Gathering Place is a place you don't want to miss on your travels! Don't miss the Gathering Place Too across the street. There is an ice-cream shop inside where you can get a light lunch or cool snack.

Please be very careful shopping here. I was sliced on my finger by stainless steel blender blades…read morethrown into a bin. The blades were covered by other items so you couldn't see the blades. I brought my little nephew to shop today. Thank goodness he skipped this bin. Manager had a bad attitude. I brought the exposed blades up front so no one else would get hurt.

Well, if you lived close and could get there just as soon as they open on Saturday, then you might…read morebe able to dig and find a deal. We found lots of items we would have loved to have, however, all could be purchased at WalMart for a cheaper price. Now, if you could go back at the end of the week, would be worth getting if they were still there.