Grocery store with a ton of hot bar options. I tried the pasta bar this trip and made my own bowl…read more They had multiple toppings and noodle shapes. Mine was pesto, tortellini, and shrimp. It is made in front of you so you can easily customize to fit your desires. They also had customizeable pizza, subs, and rice bowls. And a hot bar with chicken and traditional sides. Tons of flavors to meet your desire. They also have beer on tap! Parking is very simple with a giant lot out front. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Outside also has a fire pit and a little mini golf area that I hope to visit in the summer.

Fresh Take Grocery located on Washington Road Augusta,GA…read more Food: This new Grocer comes with in-house restaurant (sushi bar) and hot food stations including pizza, comfort foods, and pick and go variety. Service: Customers service is located at the front door with friendly and pleasant associates. Each food station we passed someone always spoke. Ambience: Such a well organized and clean establishment.

I would have never thought of coming in here since it does not sound like a place that has food,…read morehowever social media is amazing and shared this place! So many ramen options to keep you coming back for different flavors, plus they have toppings ready to go to add some extra flavor. The ladies that work here are very helpful and will walk you through the whole process as different t ramen types require different setting on the machine. Even if you don't get the ramen, there is a ton of dry goods as well as frozen Korean style foods to take home...especially the ice cream!

This Asia market is an absolute gem. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with vibrant displays,…read moreshelves packed with unique products, and an energy that makes you want to explore every aisle. It's the kind of store where you go in for one thing and leave with a basket full of new favorites. One of the biggest highlights is the noodle bar--a total game-changer. You can choose your noodles and toppings, and watch everything come together right in front of you. The flavors are bold, comforting, and authentic, making it the perfect quick bite while you shop. It's worth visiting the market for the noodle bar alone. The staff was absolutely amazing and such a help!

Publix is amazing! It would be comparable to a Safeway, like higher end, good quality stuff here!…read moreAlso, with it being flu shot season, the Publix pharmacy is giving out a ten dollar Publix gift card for anyone who receives their flu shot there. And if you have insurance the shot itself will either be free or at very little cost to you. I have Tricare so it was completely covered. I walked in, filled out a piece of paper, waited a few minutes, got the shot, got the gift card, and was on my way! They have a really good deli at Publix that makes better subs than Subway, PubSubs they're called. They bake the bread fresh in the morning and they use Boars Head meat, not the cheap meats that most other delis use. With the aforementioned ten dollar gift card I got for letting the pharmacist play flu shot darts on my left arm, I went right over to the deli and got a PubSub, a bag of chips, and a soda! The sub was so big that was my lunch for two days. Whoever says there's no such thing as a free lunch obviously doesn't know about Publix. The reason I've deducted one star is because this place is a little pricier than I think it should be. I mean they sell really good quality products, but like the milk is the same milk they sell at Walmart so why is it so much more expensive?

This store changes Deli workers pretty quick. The chicken in the Deli is dried out no matter if…read moreit's the tenders or fried chicken the quality has gone downhill. The prices have become so high that I pick and choose what to buy now which isn't much at a Publix because the weekly sales ads seem to have products on sale that I don't have any need for

Amazing! The side dishes here are incredible! As I was shopping the woman working the register let…read moreme know that there was fresh kimbap available - yes please :) This place is a hidden gem, the quality is exceptional and the prices are very reasonable. To top it off I found a gluten free ddeokbokki kit (spicy stir fried rice cakes) and there was egg free vegetable kimbap available so I was able to feed my entire family with all our dietary restrictions the most delicious meal ever in under 5 minutes. I don't know if they cater to food allergies or if I just got lucky but I was thrilled.

Amazing place! It's smaller than other stores but have unique items like Mozart bakery items,…read morespices, and korean ramen noodles. They also have handmade gimbap that they sell...they were delicious! I got the spam one...hubby was asking where I got it from so he could go back to purchase more later. Store was neat and organized and easy to find items. They also have homemade kimchi- different kinds- that I will go back and try. This will save me a trip to HMart in Atlanta! So excited! Please stop by and check them out! Support local!

Aldi started out for me as just a cool store to visit. I have grown to absolutely love this store…read more Its always clean and bright with so many options. I most certainly go to Aldi just to see what I can see, and find new things to try. I will buy produce here, but have learned that when I buy it I have to be ready to use right away. Ive purchased many of the different types of breads and cheeses. So while I love Aldi, I do have one teeny weeny complaint, which is not a ding on the store at all. More like a word of caution. On my most recent visit, I purchased shredded cheese and Tomato Pico de Gallo because we were having quesadillas for dinner. Well... the pico had to have an entire jalapeño in it, seeds and all, and I am not the spicy food type. Even with that, my only complaint is that the package should have said HOT! I ended up removing most of the jalapeño, added some salt, lime juice, and chopped up a few frozen shrimp I purchased (at Aldi), and made a fake ceviche. AND!! I found thee cutest insulated bag, that I will try not to forget when I go grocery shopping.

Wow! Times are tough and wallets thin, Aldi's the cheapest groceries have been! I don't know why I…read moredon't shop here all the time! This is going to be my new solution to household budgeting. This grocery store has almost everything I would've bought at Publix or Kroger. Fresh vegetables, artisan cheeses, cafe bustelo, charcuterie meats, family size chicken breast packs, pop, fruit snacks, paper plates, toilet tissue, frozen foods, eggs, cereal, condiments; they have everything. The only thing missing was K-cups, fresh gnocchi, and Birdseye steamables. But, if shopping this cheap means I can stretch my budget, I'm all for it! Cleanliness is top notch and the store was well stocked and merchandised. Don't forget to bring a quarter for the cart and your own bags for your purchase.

Store is clean and well organized…read more They have a good produce section. Members were at various locations in the store stocking shelves. They were very courteous and did not mind helping customers. As with other stores, they ha e so.e good specials with other items you get may be because of convenience. Shop around.

I would definitely recommend this Kroger. The store is kept clean and items are always well…read morestocked. There is a Starbucks inside as well if you care to indulge in a bank-busting treat now and then. ;-) I appreciate that the deli counter carries Boars Head cold cuts. The adjacent bakery section has a nice assortment of cakes, cookies, pies, and various other dessert items. Their breads are decent as well. There's an olive bar, and a hot food area as well. The seafood section has lots of fresh or frozen items to choose from. While the meat section is stocked throughout the day and everything looks fresh, there is a perpetual slightly foul smell in the meat aisle. I can never pinpoint where it's coming from exactly. I've never had an issue with any meats purchased. Just an observation though. The prices on average are a bit higher than Walmart on staple items like dairy and meats. IMHO, the meats are way overpriced on most items. Even compared to Publix, I find the meats to be higher priced at Kroger. The produce section is usually stocked with fresh items. No complaints at all. Their strawberries always seem to be the best quality I can find compared to Walmart or Publix. Same with the blueberries , and other berries. LAstly, I like that their mobile phone app lets you build your shopping list and claim coupons right in the app before you go to shop. Makes the shopping experience more enjoyable and rarely do I get home and say to myself, "Oh... I forgot to buy that!" Overall, I would recommend this location. :-)

Great nutritional choices and customer service. Today they had several 99 cent sales including…read morewatermelon. Great deals!

Great organic foods and natural products! Also great selection of supplements. Really the only…read morenatural and organic grocery around.

We just finished the most delicious Thanksgiving meal. This is the first year I have not cooked an…read moreentire Thanksgiving meal in decades, and if TFM continues cooking like this, I may never do it again! We were visiting family in Augusta Georgia and I decided to order everything and pick up on Thanksgiving day. And every single item was fabulous! Thank you to the chefs for making our day even more special. I highly recommend this service. All these items deserve 5 stars! And I'm a very critical foodie. Do it- you won't regret it. And to soothe the OCD in me, I rinsed all of the reusable take out containers and packed up leftovers in 10 minutes. It made clean up super easy. Pre-baked turkey breast Yukon gold whipped potatoes Acorn squash with cranberries Stuffing Cranberry sauce Green beans and onions Corn soufflé bread Pumpkin pie Apple pie

We went for a few things and I was looking at the steaks. There was only one porter house and it…read morewas not a good one. The store was not busy and we were the only ones at the meat counter. I asked if they had more in the back. The guy went back and then told me that the steaks were in the "line" to be cut and I had to wait for about ten minutes. I have been there several times and I never had to wait for them to cut what they were going to put in the case. I told him I was not going to wait, so we checked out. They lost out on probably $50-$70 or more on a couple of steaks. I couldn't believe that they would not just cut some for me.

Lidl has been our 'go-to' for the eggs/cheese/milk staples for years now. The prices are generally…read morelower than (and selection as expansive) nearby competitors Kroger and Publix. The fruit and veg section is also full of vibrant colors and variety. We tend to shop the perimeter, but there are all types of treasures throughout. Many European offerings and items that are unfamiliar (to me) allow for exploration and experimentation when preparing meals. I really appreciate this lower-cost option, especially as inflation is taking a bite out of our wallets everywhere else.

I'm normally a huge Lidl fan and do most of my shopping there, but since moving here I've been to…read morethis location 4-5 times and haven't been impressed. Every time I've gone, they're out of the sale items--even when I stop by the morning the sale starts. Employees don't seem to know what's going on, there's constant yelling over walkie talkies, and the store feels disorganized with items just thrown around. Really disappointing, as Lidl is usually my favorite store, but this location has a lot of room for improvement.

Every time I have visited they have helped me find exactly what I needed, they are kind, welcoming,…read moreand inexpensive. Plus Fresh samosas for cheap

Unorganized store, not clean, unfriendly staff. I don't recommend shopping here. I understand there…read morearen't many halal markets in this area but I will start searching.