Publix has become the leading name in the supermarket field here in the southeast. Once you…read moreexperience a Publix supermarket yourself, I am confident that you will understand how Publix has become such an iconic supermarket brand and has developed such a loyal customer base down here in the southeast. Publix has created a solid reputation by offering incredible customer service, great BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals and we cannot forget their subs, which are affectionately known as "Pub Subs." Coming from New Jersey, a state known for their great subs, in a way it hurts me to state that a supermarket has some of the best subs in the area. But it is also a 100% true statement. Publix subs are very good. My go-to sub is probably their Italian sub, which is truly a tasty offering. I also enjoy their roast beef and cheese sub. I would definitely recommend upgrading it by using Boar's Head meat. It is definitely worth the small upcharge. It is great to see Publix expanding beyond the boundaries of their home state of Florida and spreading throughout the southeast. Not only am I happy about it, but I am confident that the communities that Publix opens a location in are very grateful for a Publix opening by them. I would definitely recommend this particular Publix location or any Publix location and I give it five stars.

Solid Publix located in Donelson right Lebanon Pike not too far from Briley Parkway. While I do not…read morelive in Donelson, I do venture out that way on occasion, with the latest reason being coming back home from the airport. What is great after an airport run? Pub Subs, you are correct! While I have walked this store a few times to pick up random items on occasion, my main purpose for stopping has been pub subs. The line is always expected, busy, but the staff are always very friendly and helpful. Sandwiches are always made with precision and care, and are always extra tasty! Cashiers and other staff are always friendly as well. Overall, great Publix that I will surely be back to many times!

This is a fantastic local store. They're always stocked with great items. They even bring in…read morespecialty items from time to time. The prices are a little high for some things but it's worth it to save me a drive when I only need a few things. The staff is great.

Nice independent grocery store that fits in well nicely with this small town…read more The staff was friendly in that endearing small town way and they only enhanced the overall shopping experience. They had a nice selection of food products and also feature local made food items. All in all, a nice store.

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Pretty cool little market off the main highway in Charlotte, Tn! Lots of Amish products and fresh…read moreitems like spices, baking supplies, and even breads! Had a lovely experience shopping here and the front is very welcoming rich with plants, decor, and wooden rocking chairs. There is a side gazebo where you can dine on their fresh made sandwiches. The staff here are very kind and cheery. The store is very neat and clean, too! Get here early as the deli closes at 5 pm sharp. Worth the trip for us from Clarksville! Remember, the prices do reflect the freshness of the goods they sell. You won't get WalMart prices, but you will find better quality and cost than Trader Joes!! We will definitely be back.

The store is always clean and well organized. The personnel are friendly. It has all the name…read morebrands.

This is a great grocery store. It has a clean layout and a great selection. The prices are okay; it…read moreis not Walmart. Produce is plentiful, and the meat section is excellent. We are lucky on the Bowling Green metro to have them here. It gives balance and options.

Love the Chicken Cutlets and Fish. The beef was amazing as well. Was kind of upset that everything…read morewas frozen. But I can understand that it keeps the items fresh if the turnover isn't like a in a grocery store. The farm itself is beautiful. Love the cows

Another updated review:…read more Before moving to Tennessee from San Diego, I've honestly never thought about being able to purchase meats directly from a farm. It's amazing: freshness, quality, and taste. We generally do about 2-3 big orders a month. Here's a general list: GRASS-FED BEEFS: -filet mignon -ribeye -sirloin -New York strip -tri-tip -beef rib slabs -ground beef All great!! Usually do about 4-6 of each, every time we order. GRAIN FED: -wagyu short ribs -wagyu tri tip Both very tasty! PORK: -3/4" pork chops in packs of two (we eat these once a week, so good!!) -2" pork chops on our hungrier days are great -spare ribs -baby back ribs We love and enjoy all their ribs. Seafood: -salmon (I wish they were a bit larger but it was good) -gulf shrimps (my fav from here, they're big and we usually grab about 3-4 bags each purchase) Last time we came the owner wasn't there but I believe his daughter and her bf were. I'm not sure if there's a difference but each filets I added on were different price and they charged me $17-$20 each one. I don't remember paying that much for them before but maybe it's something new. Besides that customer service is always great. The bbq seasonings, steak seasonings, and their bbq sauce are pretty delicious as well.

I was very surprised when I walked into the produce place! All of the fruits and vegetables looked…read morelike they came straight from the garden! Although small it is packed with all types of products. I enjoyed seeing a lot of local small business' products in the forefront. I went for Oye coffee and was not disappointed.

$12 carton of milk that's $5 down the street. good value If you ask me…read more i need more characters on the post so here that goes

Just found this little piece of foreign goods heaven. Thank you. I visit England yearly and miss…read morethe great food the next 50 weeks. Not anymore. My 13 year old daughter and I had to stop ourselves from purchasing one of everything. Cornish pasty, proper English bacon, Yorkshire puddings, clotted cream, Jaffa cakes, black currant syrup for hot toddies, orange squash and more. Jamie was working, as his wife was home that day. Look forward to meeting. She will know us on a first name basis. We'll be back soon. Thank you so much for your store. Lisa and Riley

From the owner: German, British & International spices, incense & gift items and some other foods from all over.read more

The staff is always sweet and helpful, but today especially. The manager came up to me as I was…read morechecking out and asked if I had lost some money. I looked and I had lost a $100 bill out of my pockets. He immediately gave me the bill. He had actually checked the cameras to make sure I lost something out of my pocket and that he was giving it to the right person. A very honest young manager named Mr. Brian. The ladies bagging and checking me out completely agreed with my assessment and were very complimentary towards him.

Haven't been to this Publix in a long time due to a weird incident…read more This is Publix where the manager was watching my grocery cart so I could get some lemons I forgot. He told me some well dressed white guy claimed that he was my husband and tried to get my grocery cart of unpaid groceries from the manager. My husband was not there. Weirdo. Scared the hell out of me. It was night time too. This time I went to Publix with my husband... He is real. He wanted to go to this Publix because it was near Firehouse Subs. :)

I visited the Harvest after a long day of working outside in below freezing weather. That is to say…read morewe were all tired and hungry and looking forward to a sandwich place that a local highly recommended to us. We went around 4pm and there were a few people in the shop. I'm not 100% sure what to call this place... a restaurant? Grocery? Butcher? It certainly fits all of those to an extent. There is a small deli in the back where they make sandwiches to order. I was disappointed to see they use plain bread from a grocery store, but they do have white and wheat options which helped. There's quite a bit of meat to choose from and put on your sandwich. I got the mesquite turkey and thought it was excellent. I do wish I had combined it with another meat though, to bulk up the sandwich and add some flavor (though the amount of meat I was given was generous- not a skimpy Subway level of meat). The lettuce she put on the sandwich tasted a little old. They don't have much in the way of toppings; there was lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, salad dressing (a southern sandwich topper, not actual salad dressing), and I think that was about it. The sandwiches are simple and I expected to still be hungry after eating it but soon realized it was the perfect size. Plus, it only cost $2.40! An excellent deal for a good homemade sandwich. They price the sandwiches by weight so if you get more meat it will be a little bit more. The grocery area has lots of necessities- fresh produce, locally made canned goods, some dairy products, and a lot of meat. Their prices on meat were exceptional and while they didn't have a lot to choose from, they did have quite a bit and it all looked to be high quality. There are also snacks available there like chips, cookies, moon pies, and a variety of sodas and bottled drinks. A few things to note: they didn't appear to have a bathroom for guests and if they did it was likely through and office or kitchen and not easily accessible. Not a huge deal but I do prefer a more accessible bathroom that doesn't require specifically asking for it and having to be led to it. There is no indoor seating. There is outdoor seating that looks nice but when we went it was below freezing and not ideal. Everyone working there was very friendly and happy to chat or help us decide what to get on our sandwiches. On the outside, The Harvest really looks like a hole in the wall but don't let that scare you off! It's a nice stop for a classic sandwich and snack that won't hurt your budget and is a much more local experience than Subway would be.

The Harvest is a low key meat market with a deli in the back. They stock great produce, high…read morequality local meat, jellies etc. You can pick up freshly ground burger meat, a cut to order ribeye as thick as your wallet allows, or place an order for something rare. I've been sourcing nearly all of my meat from The Harvest for a couple of years now. They simply can't be beat. It's a small joint where you'll feel like family. The service is second to none.

I love krogers. I shop there probably 3-4 times a week. Don't ask me why so many times. It's next…read moredoor so we find ourself in there a lot. The only complaint I've got is that awful self checkout they just added. Is it your first time watching Star Trek or something? Whoever designed that should be fired or should have to be the person that stands next to it to help customers. It's terrible. It would've been absolutely genius in the 90's but, it's 2023. You took up 6 perfectly working self checkouts to put in a sectional couch with touch buttons. Do better Kroger.

The click-list aka order online and come pick it up is HORRIBLE! We called when we got there, like…read moreyou're supposed to do, and an hour later... nothing. We called again after 40 minutes and they said "we don't know what happened, we'll be out there shortly." My fiancé went up to the door and asked to speak with a manager after an hour... they said it was in the cart to come out but only one guy could deliver the stuff to your vehicle. To make matters worse, I'm 8 months pregnant and had to go in to pee twice while waiting! Pick a different Kroger for curb-side pickup.