When we lived there we use to buy our steaks fresh cut and they were excellent. They also have…read moreother meats and even some Amish products like cheeses.

I'm told they don't actually process their meat, and I don't care. The prices are a little high,…read morebut not unreasonable. I absolutely love their smoked bacon, thick cut steaks, and pork chops - the later are heaven on a plate when cooked correctly. The confectionery offerings are dangerous, if you are watching your weight. They also have an excellent selection of wines and cheeses. Definitely worth the drive.

The best St Louis style ribs! I will definitely be back for ribs and other great looking steaks,…read morebacon, ground beef...

A local treasure for me. Get the good stuff, cut to order. Prepackaged frozen veggies are first…read morerate, including purple hull peas in season. Butter beans are a go-to, pre-sliced French fries if your family demands them. Good bulk seasoning basics in place. Walks the prime out to me, to choose my portion for prime rib. Open Mondays, which is rarer than hen's teeth, for a local business.

I was delighted when this Publix opened! Its location was so convenient to my home [at the time] on…read moreWynterhall Road, which is just right around the corner! I love that Publix has lots of BOGOs and is a "one stop shop" meaning you can get a take and bake dinner, a delicious house-made desert from their bakery, helium balloons (for a birthday for example), candles for the desert, a card from their large selection of greeting cards, fresh flowers, a gift card if needed, even high end champagne - just "soup to nuts" whatever you need for your regular grocery shopping or a special occasion. I appreciate the easy "in and out" of this corner location, and the plentiful parking. Thanks, Publix, for making life and special occasions so much easier!

This Publix is located in a residential area and very convenient for shoppers on the south side of…read moreHuntsville. I have been shopping at this store nearly 15 years. The employees go out of their way to help customers. This store has all the major items other Publix stores have plus which is great since it is smaller than the store on Whitesburg and the new store on South Memorial Parkway. The pharmacy employees all go out of their way to help customers. I use this Publix for one stop shopping where I can pick up prescriptions and grocery shop. Two of the pharmacy technicians know me by name and have my prescriptions ready for pickup when they see me in line. This store has been my go to for many years. It has a small town quaintness with big town benefits.

Great selection! I got for the chocolate rice cakes which are a delicious snack. Glad to have a…read moreplace close to home that is clean, friendly and well stocked

I have watched for a while to see when this Asian Market would be opening. It is nice to have this…read morespecialty store in south Huntsville. Entering the store on the right side at the front were several varieties of rices. I looked to the left and the cold section was the distance of the length of the store and stocked with several varieties of noodles, tofu's, vegetables, fresh fish, fresh shrimp and much more. There was NO SMELL from the seafood. I walked around the store admiring all the clean floors and shelves which is expected from a new business. The young man at the cash register was friendly and helpful. He didn't hover and I appreciated that. I purchased several items and was pleased with my grocery haul. If you live on the south side of Huntsville, this store is convenient and stocks all the major foods and condiments Asians consume. Please stop by and check them out.

Stopped in here to carry out some lunch since I had to stop at the building across the street. I am…read moreglad I did! The food was very good and the girl up front was very friendly. I got two chorizo gorditas, though I thought I ordered one of them marinated pork but it didn't matter to me because they were very good. If one was pork it was very close to chorizo in color, texture, and taste..haha. I also got a chicken quesadilla. The gordita shells were crispy in the outside and held together very well while eating. I really liked them. There were two sauces in the box. The red sauce was ok. Not my favorite I ever had but had good taste and ate all of it on the gorditas. It was kinda spicy, but not too spicy for me. My wife would find it hot. The yellow colored sauce: I didn't know what it was. I thought it was butter because of the color, but was not. It had some sweet notes to it and some bites were kinda spicy...or that was leftover heat from the red? I don't know but I ate it on my chicken quesadilla. I worried there may be a language barrier (since I am not fluent in Spanish) or I would have to translate menu on phone, but the menu had both and the girl up front spoke English. I'd definitely come back and try other things here..or the same things since I know they were good.

Review to come...I have several to write. Loved the produce and dairy sections here, and the…read moreowners were very friendly.

Great selection of fresh fruits, veggies, meats, honey, and more. There are multiple small…read morebusinesses that set up shop on Saturday mornings all with different items. Get there early and bring cash. Most will take a card, but if you want to negotiate bring cash. Not everyone shows up every weekend, so if you find a vendor you like, get to know them so you can stay up with their schedule.

My friends and family love to visit this farmer's market. We want to support our Alabama Farmers…read moreand this is where we can find the best and freshest produce in season. The canned goods and crafts are very good and provide excellent gifts to friends and family who love the wonderful "old fashioned" varieties which neither I nor they can make! The Farmers &/or their representatives are true southern "gentle folk" and so nice and friendly. We look forward to the markets seasons and MUST VISITto buy ffresh "home grown food"

Watermelon was the best I ever had. So sweet. Sandwich was awesome too. Will definitely be back soonread more

We specifically went here for the food and shopping. The food was so fresh and delicious. Each of…read morethe sandwiches come with chips but you have the option of switching that out for another side item. I had the turkey and pepper jelly. It tasted just like I imagined. It wasn't spicy, even though it had sliced jalapenos. It has cream cheese, pepper jelly, sliced jalapenos and turkey. I substituted sweet potato casserole for the chips. My husband had the BLT on hawaiian roll with baked potato salad. My kids had a BLT, chicken club sandwich, hamburger and the pork and Mac sandwich. All with fries. The fries have butter seasoning on them. They have a cute store with homemade canned items, clothes and pumpkins. They have some baked goods, frozen meat and frozen veggies too. There was so much, I cant list it all.

This is NOT a restaurant, but a grocer's and bakery...in fact, so far, LEF&FM has the best…read morePanadería I've seen in North Alabama! Our eyes popped, mouths fell agape, and rumors of fainting abounded. The overall shopper's experience here is the best in Decatur. Among the Pan Dulces (Conchas, Ojo de Buyes, and such), we espied something similar enough to Chocolate-covered Doughnuts to make us kill for it. But we had a bag of goodies we'd already purchased and somehow staved ourselves off. Formerly at 6th Avenue, LEF&FM is a must visit. Oddly, four of the other Supermercados are within walking distance and thus in direct competition, a move seemingly both unwarranted and unwise, unless a concentrated Hispanic population in the immediate area ensures their collective viability. I can't say. The first items you'll notice as you walk in are the greens and such in the well-stocked and eye-catching produce area, and the atmosphere was well ratcheted up in our estimation due to the fact that the employees were all friendly. LEF&FM had a wonderful dairy department, stocked with Queso this, Quesillo that, Quesadillo these, and Crema those. Some cheeses had Jalapeno, others, Loroco, which is evidently a flower bud of Central American origin. The popular Cotija Molido, which is merely grated Cotija, was also evident. It's one of the crumbly cheese you'll see in Mexican food...in fact, I believe it's one of the ones of which you might say, "Why doesn't it melt?" In addition to the bakery and dairy areas, the display of "soda pops" (to import a term) and such was better than average. Yes, they have Jarritos, but also have Foco, Boing!, Tiky, and several others, some of which are actually Asian in origin, rather than Mexican or South American. We are already talking about returning here...and that's a thirty-plus-minute trip. And we won't come back empty handed. Possibly in a sugary haze, but not empty handed.