The local health food market is a quite majestic building; it's not far from the old downtown area…read more These characteristics are atypical of such stores (of which I have patronized many), which are usually in the sticks. I did find the prices high, if not unexpectedly so in most cases. I did find strange variation in sale items; some were substantial discounts, while in another case I saw a roughly $8 item "on sale" for twenty cents off, which seems bordering on a sort of unethical deception. The selection of produce was not huge but looked nice; this being Knoxville they had more meat than plants it seemed. Various natural and organic brands popped up. I always try to support the local businesses and I got a few things. This does seem to have a co-op structure so locals who really want to be in regularly might consider buying in.

This was sadly the only establishment that I visited in Knoxville on my way to the Smoky Mountains…read more Parking here was the only real challenge. Once inside, I was amazed at how wonderful and incredible this store was. Tons of healthy grocery items. A hot food / grab and go section as well as well. Staff here was very friendly, professional and helpful. The outdoor section was a great place to sit and indulge at. I'm not a member but they had a 3 for $5 Zevia energy drink deal! That's incredible! Highly recommend this store!

Cute little country store up the road from our house. We stopped in and bought a few items. I…read morebought the beef bologna which was delicious. We got some local honey and some absolutely delicious jalapeño pimento cheese. I will definitely be going back for more of that.

I have purchased plants and flowers from Pratt Market since I was a child, I'm 84 now but I still…read moreremember going there with my mother and grandmother! My daughter in law and I went to Pratt last month. She had never been to this market so she enjoyed buying and taking home fried pies!

I was so impressed with this Aldi that I had to do a five star review. This was honestly the…read morecleanest and nicest Aldi I've ever been to. The staff was helpful and friendly; the store was organized and great to shop at. From now on, I will go out of my way to shop here instead of a closer one.

Just to preface, I do not grocery shop here. I like the name brands more…read more However, saying that, Aldi does have a few awesome items at a really great price. My wife has celiac and Aldi is one of the only place in Knoxville to get GF stuffing mix. They also have a great selection of GF products that you can't really find in other stores. The store itself is very clean and always well stocked, however the produce is not great. Every time I get produce here it is old and wilting or very close to spoiling. There is never more than one person checking out customers. In fact, there is never more than 2-3 employees in the store at any given time. Which, I understand is how the store maintains its low prices, but for me this is a bad business model. If you are wanting 1-2 items, you will be waiting in line for 10-15min. That's the reason for only 3 stars. Wait time and the lack of help within the store. All in all, I love the Gluten Free section, but I would never buy full grocery's here.

I have never had issues in this store, beyond sometimes being out of stock. Employees are always…read morefriendly and helpful. The store is clean, and its easy to find what you are looking for.

This Kroger is the step child of stores. Corporate has abandon this store. No merchandise, had one…read morebag of sugar & it was torn, I needed it so I bought it. We witnessed two verbal fights between customers & cashiers! If this store hasn't had people shot at, get ready. The "Manager" asked two cashiers if they had a break , which they both said no & he had no one to relieve them. In this store you are taking your life into your own hands. P.S. carry a gun!