Stella's was a great spot to start a fun day of co-working and exploring in downtown Richmond. My…read morecolleague and I were having breakfast next door at Perly's, and stopped into Stella's for a couple of iced cherry blossom lattes to get the day started in style. This little shop is full of Richmond cuteness. From specialty groceries, to locally-made art, to unique gifts and treasures, I could easily have filled my suitcase with goodies. I ended up buying a gorgeous postcard here (designed by a local artist) - the design featured the coffee shops of Richmond. Of course, I forgot to take a pic (who me?) but it was adorbs. The latte was delish, too! I don't usually like cherry-flavored things, but on a warm morning this was the perfect touch. The edible flowers made it just that much more delightful.

I am a fan of Stella's Grocery. They're always in the area when I need an afternoon pick me up or a…read morecute gift. I usually come to this location for coffee, specifically coffee during a long wait at Perly's next door. I love their coffee options. This is an intimate/smaller Stella's Grocery, but it has all the local goods the others have packed in. There is a good amount of seating at the front too. You can order your coffee drinks at the front. They also have all the standard Stella's Greek food to go options. At the very front you're greeted by cute Richmond souvenirs and gifts. They have favorites in store like Nightingale Ice Cream sandwiches, Blanchard's coffee beans, Mad Kitchen Co. postcards, and more. I'd recommend getting a drink from here!

Sun-shelter parking! How awesome is that? I'm traveling this week for the Fourth of July and…read morevisiting my hometown, and this, ahem, relatively new location, replacing the Pleasant's Hardware. As I said, they have sun sheltered parking off to the left of the main parking, a great option when it's 99 degrees outside, and a decent rain shelter too, though it would be a bit imperfect. The store is typical Whole Foods though a tad smaller than the location I'm used to, it still has great options for vegetables especially organic, and other healthy items like kombuchas and limited ingredient prepared foods and some great meat and cheese options. I asked for directions to find an item on the shopping list and had a friendly response, and our checkout person was friendly and helpful too. The market was busy and but not overcrowded and there is a lot of space around the perimeter (they say shop the perimeter for the best foods and WF seems to have given thought to giving you more room for that and a tad less for the aisles, a decent approach for my tastes. They were having an issue with their freezers on this day but had the wherewithal to direct customers to the location the frozen items had been moved to, a very customer-friendly move. The AC kept things nice and cool inside on a very hot day. And the meat department was even more chilled. From my Mother, While WF can be a bit more expensive, they offer Prime Deals often and carry a 365 prime brand that is dependably low priced and high quality. Watch for a once a year ice cream discount too!

I am left to write a review about this since I've talked to someone in store and online and over…read morethe phone but the fact that when you return home with a three year old and find your bread is moldy and you cannot easily process a refund is reason enough to not go back. Do not tell me in this day and age that is not possible. That is a choice. That's a choice Amazon and Whole Foods is making to make the lives of their customers harder. I have a prime account. I check out my own items. I use the card you promote and have a digital receipt. Yall can laugh and hang up on me and say that isn't the way you do things. That's fine but I'll just got to Kroger then. Because of the way they do things. When there's choices treating people fairly instead of giving them the run around matters. Especially when your products are expensive. Maybe Whole Foods and Amazon will change their policies if enough of us say enough is enough. Probably not but it's worth adding five minutes to a 45 minutes saga of unsuccessfully getting a refund for moldy bread. As if there aren't enough reasons to cancel prime.

Great variety of beverages and snacks staff if friendly and positive. Grabbing a quick cup of…read morecoffee in the morning or a monster energy drink they have me covered.

This store outright brags about stealing their patrons credit card information. If you notice phony…read morecharges made to your card after you shopped here notify the police immediately.

Dennis, working in the wine section of Wegmans in Midlothian, VA, significantly made shopping more…read moreeffecient. He helped us find the parmesan cheese. Shoutout to Dennis!!

This came in so clutch because the hotter didn't have what I originally wanted…read more They just started these bowls, and there are different flavor profiles. It's like lava and qdoba joined forces. Staff was helpful and glad to help those of us who were seeking a different lunch option.

I just wanted to comment about a long time employee by the name of Mr.Ed. I just found out he…read morepassed away about 3 weeks ago. It crushed my heart when I seen an obituary of him as soon as you walk inside the store. Mr. Ed was my buddy he was so kind with a genuine soul, I saw him every morning. When he told me about certain types of herbs that help's with pain. Mr. Ed talked about his big family all the time. It's one of the reasons why when I hadn't seen him for a while, maybe he was hanging with family. I would have never thought he was dead. He made I big impact on me and he will truly be missed!

I'd never seen a market quite like this before. It's not a big brand grocer, serves a neighborhood…read morethat doesn't seem to have one, and offers both a range of conventional products with a decent selection of higher end and niche food items, but also a hot food outlet geared towards southern culture. The crowd very much seemed to be coming out of church services. I found several useful items in a store that was clean, well maintained. It would be on the smaller end for a major grocer, but it's bigger than most specialty food markets. I'm glad it's there. I wish there were more places like it.

We had just had lunch and decided to try this grocery store. Across the street is a huge Kroger…read morethat you get lost in and the parking lot is always crowded and busy. So, we decided to try Publix across the street. They have ample parking. It wasn't so crowded and they had everything nicely organized. The staff were friendly when we couldn't find things and the cashier was personable. I would go back here again. The only reason I gave it four stars is they did not have sunflower oil, which is something I think is pretty basic.

Was yelled at by a cashier, I guess because I touched my bananas during the self checkout. He…read moreremoved the item and made me redo it in front of him--was really strange and uncomfortable AND the price was the same so I don't think it was that. Customer service at this store is just weird.

For those from out of town, Kroger is a grocery store similar to a Safeway. Visiting RVA for a…read moreweekend from D.C., Kroger was a short drive from where we were staying. There's a large parking lot and the layout is similar to other grocery stores with produce, the bakery, etc. right when you walk in. I stopped in to pick up salami, gallons of water, and laundry detergent. There are many self-check out stations and customer service was helpful.

I came to make groceries no one is there to ring your groceries up like Iam going pick the…read moregroceries ring them up and bagged them and pay for it they Crazy as hello. what happen to humans but they make sure you not stealing anything. service is really bad at this store suggest no one shop here

We ended up inside Lotte Market for the bakery, Tous Les Jours, but we stayed to check out the…read moreinteresting produce and grocery products from all around Asia and other international products too. We went away with a golden dragonfruit, (which piqued the interest of my five year old), a package of bourbon creams, (which piqued the interest of my Scottish husband who cant't find them in the places we usually shop), a bulk package of lentils, some indian packaged snacks, and some jacob's cream crackers. We left without any british chocolate much to my husband's dismay, but next time we shop there I will arrive with a list prepared for items needed for asian dishes I'd like to make, and we can grab a chocolate bar then! Checkout was easy, and it was a busy saturday but no long waits. Next time we go we will also plan to grab our lunch too--the food court looked stellar.

Fresh food. Kinda staff. Very large selection of meats and produce. Food is fairly priced- some…read moreitems are a little on the high side compared to other locations. But they have almost everything you'll need all in one stop.