First, they were out of everything I needed. Even the most basic thing....water!! Seriously!…read more And 4 of the list of my very basic list of 10 things....nowwherecto be found. Then, I go to check out and the light is on for the check out aisle. Right when I get in the line and stop, the lady puts up her sign and closes. Looks straight me and does it. Seriously? What crappy service. Enjoy your break, lazy pants!! And when I mentioned how that was truly bad cudtomer service to another "Publix associate," she just looks at and walks off! Seriously!!!!! I've worked in customer service over 20 years but wow. Just wow. I'm flabbergasted and the sh*ttastic service and inventory. I used to come here a couple of times a week for things but no anymore. Super disappointing!!!

It's a great place to shop. The veggies are always fresh. The BOGOs are the best deals around.read more

Contrary to my father's ranking, this is one of my favorite Piggly Wigglys (tied for first with…read moreCrestline, the fanciest, fattest pig on Earth). Unlike the Lakeview Pig, the produce selection and quality here is great. The layout offers more breathing room, and the staff is across the board friendly and helpful. I've previously dealt with frustration of cashiers being rough while bagging my produce -- I spent a good 45 seconds picking the perfect apple, and they bruise it before I leave the premises? I digress... they have a fun selection of seasonal decor/hostess gifts at the very front.

One of the worker's that seemed like a manager followed me and my husband around the store like a…read moreweirdo. At one point she asked if we needed help, I smiled and said "no thank you." And she continued pacing back and forth behind me while I was browsing the aisle. My husband then branched off to another side of the store to see if she would follow, and she followed him. Hate to say it, but I truly believe it was because of my husband's dark skin color as opposed to my light skin color. Very uncomfortable experience. Overall, the actual grocery store was decent, it would've been 5 stars if we weren't treated like outsiders.

We were nearby on business, and I'll be honest, we stopped here to use the restrooms…read more However, we took the opportunity to look around, and this is a great market concept. It was compact compared to standard stores, but it still had a great selection. There was also a fantastic wine area, like a whole other little store. It was really nice, and it looks like they offer tastings and other social type events.

This was an outstanding experience! ALL of the staff were beyond helpful and I could tell that…read more they take pride in their jobs. This location is exceptionally stocked and arranged nicely. Each department had someone ready and willing to help!! I was extremely blown away with their wine selection! Wow!! I can't wait to return to enjoy the atmosphere and have a glass of wine!

I've been here just a handful of times when I didn't want to drive to walmart. I didn't even…read morerealize there was a local grocery store in my neighborhood until a year after being in the area! I know crazy right?! Everyone is always so friendly hear! This place has become my go to grocery store since its so close to home.

Prices are extra high since the Corona Virus, Food Giant in Hueytown is much more reasonable. All…read moreof the meat comes from the same distributor.

When I went into this Trader Joe's recently, it felt like they've spread things out, maybe they…read morepared down the inventory for a more spacious feel? I know they have made some changes since it first opened, but it did feel sort of less cluttered. I say that because while the aisles felt wider, the produce less crammed, and a back corner reconfigured, I still have never mastered the art of shopping Trader Joe's. The placement of items seems so random to me, and unituitive. Why are there peanut butter cups and harissa above frozen vegetables? Why are cookies over nearly everything frozen from dinner entrees to breakfasts? It can be a little frustrating for 'compartmental shoppers.' If you want fresh flowers, make sure you go early in the day for the best selection. And if you're going for flowers near the end of the week, be also forewarned that a number of church flower guilds use TJ to create and/or supplement their weekly arrangements because TJ gets some unique flowers in smaller bunches at decent prices.

By Trader Joe's standards, this is an easy parking lot. I love shopping here, it's pricing seems…read morefair to me, especially compared to the alternative, Publix. Flower selection is always well-stocked, fresh, and beautiful. They have a good selection of meat, cheese, basic produce, and specialty frozen products. I have some gripes about the layout, but recognize that the model of TJ's is the 'thrill of the hunt.' I would complain, but I know they're doing it on purpose. It's fun. I went most recently on a Sunday morning. Do not recommend. I was dodging cute couples discussing Sunday supper while trying to get through quickly. I like to go at slower times so I have the room to lollygag and loaf about. My recommendations: soup dumplings, frozen mandarin chicken, strawberry licorice, and any other snack that strikes your fancy. I always pick up a couple bottles of the "two buck chuck." The Trader Joe's vineyard, Charles Shaw, is colloquially called "two buck chuck," but has gone up to $4 these days. Still, it's a good enough wine for me. I never go in expecting to find household items. I did not get to check aluminum foil off of my list. Alas, I must hunt some more. How thrilling!

I wish they had longer hours because I love this store. I wish they stayed open until 10 p.m., as…read moreit would make shopping much more convenient. Outside of that, I have no complaints. They have some of the best prepared foods you'll find at a grocery store in Birmingham. The daily deals are also fantastic. I especially love the $5-per-pound wings on Fridays and the $5 pizzas on Tuesdays--honestly, I love all of the $5 deals! They really come in handy when I'm trying to stick to a budget. The bakery is also amazing, especially the 3-for-$12 dessert deal. The staff is always kind, friendly, and ready to help. The store has always been clean every time I've visited, and it has a pleasant atmosphere that makes shopping enjoyable. Even though the store isn't very big, it's easy to spend much more time there than you planned because there are so many unique items that you don't find at other grocery stores.

I really wish I came here more. TFM is always a fun trip. They have such a variation of products…read more You never know what you'll find! The store is always clean and the staff do a nice job. TFM has weekly meal specials, which I pan to look into. I also plan to join their rewards program. I think you should too!!!

It seems like the prices have increased significantly since our last shopping adventure at Sam's…read more I love that this store is clean, well lit, stocked appropriately and has plenty of parking. We always start our shopping with a $1.50 hot dog or pizza combo (best not to shop when you're hungry ). I love that we can we get a cheap and delicious snacky snack beforehand.

I came here to grab a few things. During my visit I easily located what I was shopping for…read more Unfortunately, I did use their restroom and it was sooooooo disgusting! Yikes!! Everything else went smoothly.

This Piggly Wiggly in Dora, Alabama is pretty okay. I made some impulse buys of strawberry soft…read moremints and strawberry moon cakes. Neither were very fresh, so they are not items I would recommend buying here. They offer low prices, and you will probably be able to find what you need here. Cashiers and workers are all pretty friendly.

This is our regular shopping Supermarket. Average food selection. They have run out of items at…read moretimes. Covid-19 Shutdown, Trucks are slow to come in at times. The store is clean, good customer service y employees. Bakery is great with cupcakes , cakes, I like their pre made sandwiches. Cashiers are friendly. Ambiance is great most locals shop here.