Farmers Fresh Market. The name says it all. Fresh, check…read more Market, check! Farmers, ummmmmmmm, dunno. But when I asked the nice lady working there where this here watermelon came from, she know which COUNTY it was from. Nice. I would buy tomatos there even during a salmonella scare. They have a nice selection of local and organic products. Their prices are fair, if not low. I would like to see MORE stuff at the market. If I needed any more summer flowers, I would likely buy them here as well. They have neat stuff like jams, jellies, and honey, as well as meats and sausages and eggs. Stop in on a weekend, you won't leave empty handed.

Amazingly clean store with a wonderful Indian food selection of fresh, frozen and packaged…read moredelights. We are transplants from Miami and have a difficulty getting the produce we use regularly. At Janta's they have everything fresh Caribbean. The frozen selection is out of this world. They always have the appropriate food and spices for Indian holidays. I love the variety of paneer cheese they have and the Spices are plentiful. If you have ever decided to explore Indian cuisine this is the store for you.

Jantā isn't actually a farmers market, but rather an Indian grocery store, and a really good one…read more The name Jantā - say JUN-tah - is a Hindi word for something like a market or public facility. I don't do Indian cooking (glad this market's right next door to the Sunrise Supermarket, since I do cook Chinese a lot!). I'm not Indian - my grandmother and 23andme agree that I'm 100% northern European. So there's a lot I can't comment on. So - They have a very extensive selection of Indian frozen foods - I'm always stocked up on saag paneer from there. Worth a trip to the store just for that. In the back of the store there's a large refrigerated room well stocked with fruits and vegetables, both familiar and exotic - I've been getting my ataúlfo mangos there all season. Worth a trip to the store just for that, too. I photographed it for you. They also carry a considerable selection of seasonal Hindu religious and cultural items, though this elderly Episcopalian isn't able to comment on them. If they have a Web site, I can't find it. There's a Jantā Farmers Market in Chattanooga, also.

Small (good for me, less walking) but bristling with everything I could need. Low prices and…read moreextremely friendly staff. My all-time favorite grocery store!

Very well stocked especially fresh vegetables and fruit! Also great hours and open 7 days of week!read more

If you're looking for authentic Southern comfort food in Horn of Plenty, this place absolutely…read moredelivers. My wife, mom, and I arrived around 7:45 PM--just 15 minutes before their posted 8:00 PM closing time. I asked if it was too late to get dinner, and without hesitation, several staff members welcomed us in with big smiles and said, "not at all." That kind of genuine hospitality is rare, especially that close to closing. Brooklyn took care of us, and she was outstanding. From start to finish, she never once made us feel rushed, and neither did anyone else on staff. There wasn't even the slightest hint that they were trying to wrap things up for the night. That speaks volumes about the culture there. We've driven past this place for years saying, "we need to try it," and now our only regret is not stopping in sooner. The food was phenomenal--true Southern-style comfort food made fresh daily. I had the chicken fried steak, my wife had the pulled chicken, and my mom ordered the bologna sandwich. Every dish was spot on. My wife actually stopped in a month or two ago and has been going back every week or two since--and now I completely understand why. The restaurant was impeccably clean, and the entire staff gave the impression that they genuinely enjoy working there. That kind of environment doesn't happen by accident. They hit the mark in every area--food, service, cleanliness, and overall experience. 10 out of 10 cast iron skillets--seasoned to perfection and worth coming back for again and again. Highly recommend!!!

Literally my fave restaurant ever !!!! Soo good everything is amazing ! Great staff and good…read moreatmosphere! Highly recommend

A small place. Cozy to sit down and enjoy the best pizza I've had close to my hometown of NY…read more Really nice fella that made it the way I wanted. Pizza tasted so good, we brought nothing home

So glad Dazzo's has opened a location here. Home location in Gay st was great but this is much…read morecloser to home. People will love this pizza here. Today I ordered a large pie with mozzarella sticks. All amazing. Great quick service and amazing pizza

Huge. Decent. Little sad…read more This is a solid location. Plenty of parking, usually well staffed. Large deli section well stocked produce section. It has all the bills and whistles you'd want in a Kroger. There's just something about the store that needs either a facelift or a peptalk. I use this location, mostly to restock beer. That section is three times the size of other Kroger's.

Kroger closed at 11:00 p.m. on a Saturday night? They used to be open 24 hours a day. Why would…read morethey close that early. Do they realize people work shifts on the weekend. They have gotten to a zero customer service brand.

Sprouts in Knoxville is one of the best grocery stores around. Always clean, well stocked, and the…read morestaff is friendly every time I come in. Great selection of fresh produce, meats, and healthier options you don't find everywhere. Prices are fair for the quality. Definitely my go-to spot.

Sprouts Farmers Market is a chain of organic/healthy grocery stores. It is like a smaller version…read moreof Whole Foods or Earthfare (similar in size to a Trader Joes). You'll find an array of fresh produce, meats/deli, bulk foods (nuts, granola), and vitamins. When it comes to food, I think that more options are always a good thing. So, I welcome the arrival of this store. But, for me, it is mixed bag on whether Sprouts has an advantage over its peers in this category. For produce: I was impressed with the selection of items. It seems like they have an assortment of fresh items that I haven't seen elsewhere. For example, they had a large display of organic papayas -- something that isn't prominently sold elsewhere. The meats/seafood: Prepackaged items were priced around the same as competitors and they have store brand items. The meat case was more expensive than Earthfare. Bulk foods: This is an area where Sprouts excels. Larger selection than other stores. I didn't see as many prepared foods and there is no hot bar, pizza, or quick service foods. If you start delving into items, I found the prices to be a little higher on average. But, there are also store brand items that are unique to Sprouts and may be good choices. Also, if you are looking for things like kombucha, Earthfare is better for selection. Overall: A decent option for organic foods. Check them out and sign up for their rewards program.

Hubby stopped by Saturday to get food for Easter, because it is so good, and so affordable. Hubby…read moresaid the place was packed! They have specials all holidays. He got 2 Salmon meals, includes steamed broccoli and seasoned rice. Steak ale marinated and grilled , this meal is killer, feeds 2 he can eat it all, comes with a hefty, portions of garlic mashed potatoes and Italian green beans. He got the last one!!! He was doing his happy dance! Homemade meatloaf for 2, comes with garlic mashed potatoes and Italian green beans. Killer!!! Eggplant parm with cheeses and marinara for me for work! Breaded chicken breasts 2, seasoned rice, and country white gravy good!! He got 2 of these meals. We love this store, friendly accommodating and all food locally sourced!!! Support locals.

Today my wife and I finally drove to CCMP to check it out. Wow. Outstanding. Pricy as expected, but…read morequality costs more than a Swanson TV dinner, or a trip to some fast food restaurant. We just finished one of the two entrees we purchased, as well as a desert we got. Holy Moly! Delicious. We've finally found a go to for dinner and treats. Go there now. You'll be glad you did.

Helpful staff, good service, most everything I look for in a grocery store. I use the pick up most…read moreof the time and everyone who has waited on me has been pleasant and helped me understand the issues that come up once in a while-not problems as much as new to me issues. I find the service very helpful. I like the products the store carries and I can always find someone to help me when I need it. Which is often since I am only 4' 11 inches tall.

a woman came out of the store and yelled at me said I had been there an hour and called the cops on…read moreme said I had been drinking. what a waste of the cops time. I had not been drinking. other customers wanted to know what was going on. it made her look bad. and therefore the store look bad.

Stopped in the Whole Foods in Knoxville to grab a quick lunch. I went for the chicken teriyaki…read morebowl and my wife went for a cup of yogurt and fruit. Teriyaki bowl was fresh, hot, and good! Probably the best I have had at a Whole Foods in quite some time. Parking was ample at this location and boy did they need it when I visited. The lot was packed and it was wall to wall people inside at this location. Everything looked full and fresh and well presented throughout. It was nice to visit this location. It's kind of hard to see from the interstate. So don't miss pulling off here if you are in town..

There are times I just dread going into this store. I should have known better than to go today on…read moreNew Years Eve. Pushy customers acting like I was in their way. Pushy people at the check out line acting like I was in there way - even though my transaction was not completed yet and I was trying to get my bags. And the in a rush young people fulfilling Amazon Orders for Prime or trying to stock the shelves - I can't tell you how many times I have been treated as is I was an impediment to what they are trying to do even though I am a paying customer trying to navigate my way through the store. it gets to me sometimes. There are too many people trying to shop in this store for the size of it. Too many people "In a Rush" to get on with their lives. I do feel like I am back up in the North East sometimes when I go there. The best times to shop are during Tennessee Game Days or on a Tuesday night of all things. I go there because they do have things that other markets in the area do not have - fruits, vegetables, organic products. I do like the fish market guys. I do like certain cashiers and try to always go to them. I do like being able to find certain products there that I cannot find anywhere else - . I do like their supplements. There are things I do like. But the whole Prime thing (order fufillment) has put a huge black mark by the shopping experience. They really need to train their restocking people to be mindful of the customers and to be a little nicer while they do it. But between trying not to get run over in the parking lot when I am trying to get into the store and not getting run over while I am in the store by the oh so many busy people in there, it has gotten to where my stress levels goes straight up when I shop there. What I will do is try to go during off hours, and I do try to do that. But this is a pattern. My opinion is that for the amount of customers they have and the amount of order fufilment they do - the store probably needs to be twice as big as it is. I gave them three stars - but like I said - it is always a stressful experience for me.