The store was fairly clean. The employees were friendly and helpful. I'd heard of Piggly Wigglys,…read morebut this is the first one I'd been to.

I contacted several local grocers to see if they could order Harina Preparada white tortilla flour…read morefrom Quaker. I contacted Kroger online where I was told they stocked by what they found sold best. The manager of the Piggly Wiggly in Sissonville, WV called me a couple days later and informed me the product would be stocked in two days and it was. You can't beat service like that. In my opinion, there is no better product for homemade white flour tortillas and homemade ones make you realize what a pathetic substitute those sold in packages in the stores are compared to making them yourself. Thank you, Piggly Wiggly!!

They advertise being open until 10 pm but close and lock doors at 9:50, called in to ask why the…read moredoors were locked before 10 o'clock. The guy told me that they were closing at 10 in which I responded that 950 is not 10 o'clock and he goes. Yeah I would agree with that and hangs up on me.

With my business that I started I visit Krogers, different Krogers everyday for my customers. This…read moreparticular Krogers I have been visiting more often lately due to several new clients. My only problem at this Krogers is the employees are slightly rude. Not sure if they are unhappy with their jobs or what, but they definitely don't want to help customers, answer questions, bag groceries or even help with heavy items to the car. I have to go here, but if I could go somewhere else I would

Left a bag filled with groceries at the self check out yesterday. Have tried numerous times to…read morespeak with customer service. They will not answer the phone. I would not recommend this store and will possibly never shop there again.

Nice, met a girl named Karlee before she got kicked out, random electronic broke, lights fail,…read morepower outage, and Stephanie is insane

This place should not be underrated. It has your standard West Virginia assortment of moderate…read morequality meats and moderate quality vegetables, but what it does have is an assortment of jellies, jams, potato chips, and general Appalachian delicacies that makes it a few cuts above your average local supermarket. I particularly appreciated their dedication to selling West Virginia made products such as wines and jams, as opposed to selling only national brands.

Clean store. Good meats available. Friendly clerks. Prices can be high, but they do have…read moredecent sales. The fried chicken in the deli is very good.

This is a wonderful store with a good selection of fresh produce, dairy, canned, frozen, and…read morepackaged foods, and a nice deli for meals and desserts. The staff are always very friendly and helpful and there is the small, hometown ambiance that cannot be found in super stores. I find items that are unavailable anywhere else. Great store!

I love shopping at this little store. It is so much quicker than dealing with traffic in the…read moreparking lot at the big chain store. There are plenty of reasonably priced options, and the employees bag your groceries and even offer to take them to your car. This is a family run business in our community and I feel really great supporting them.

I travel for business and am often put up in hotels with cooking facilities, which is great except…read morethat I can't buy anything in bigger sizes or it would go to waste. No worries with Smith's; they have a bit of everything in all sizes. Plus, the store is very clean and well-kept. Items are stocked, things don't block the aisles, and there are people who actually help. My only criticism is that their butcher cuts the beef too thin. I like thicker steaks and theirs (all prepackaged) aren't. But the prices are quite reasonable, so there's that. And I'd rather support a local business than conglomerates like Kroger, WalMart and Target. If you're in the area, give 'em a a try.

Tried shopping at Smith's and they would not accept a check. Was told you need to get a check…read morecashing card. Ask how long does it take and was told a couple of weeks to get a card. Not sure why other stores can accept payment in check and get there money from the bank the same day. I guess Smith's is too old fashion and will be a local remember for locals I will shop Kogers and Walmart.

Food prices too high, little to no hot food to take home at 5pm (E.g., fried chicken).read more

The deli at the Poca Supermarket makes the best fried chicken I've had in WV. Huge lunch meals for…read morea great deal and made to order deli sandwiches. Also, the folks working here are all very nice!

I love your store. It's workers and fresh meats. Thank you. So much. Yall are polite…read moreAnd serves are good

Really good deli food. We stopped by and got the best potato wedges you'll ever eat. While there we…read morespotted these big cat head biscuits. They were huge, and only 1.99! They had several different types; chicken, sausage and egg, plain sausage, and shaved ham. Soft and fluffy; they made for a great quick breakfast on the road. They also have fried chicken, and several other items they rotate throughout the week. Staff is usually friendly, some of the older crew are persnickety sometimes.