Great place to go to. They have all kinds of different foods Sauces, and discontinued items from…read moreother stores that they buy and Lower the prices to move the products. Most of their items are very well priced. You have to watch the expiration dates but everything there is fine to consume. Vegetables are probably comparable to other stores. A great place to go to when you feel time taking the time to walk down the isles.

Prices are just as high as regular stores. And then you have to worry about spoiled and old food…read more Go somewhere else. Not a good deal. At all.

It's a good place to shop close to home. Prices are great…read more The people working there are very nice. Service is great too. I like that you can get meat cut when you buy large amounts

We go to every UGO we can find. Really because there are always great deals on stuff you wouldn't…read morenormally be able to afford. And every location is different, not sure why. So we stop in here and they have a bunch of health geared stuff for eating and drinking. Not sure if people around here are only interested in the junk you can buy? But it is awesome for us! I found some green tea and passion fruit flavored organic cactus water. I have never even heard of that! There is always some random stuff like that you can get to just open you up a little more and experience some things you might not have previously. Brasstown grass fed ground beef was also $3.99. If coming through the area again I will for sure stop back by.

Food here is SO good. And the best part I really think it's healthy food because I don't feel bad…read moreafter eating it. Not too oily.

It is an OK store with a moderate selection - but I was disappointed to see that it was mainly…read morepackaged goods you can find in most any convenience store. Of course, that is good for mountain tourists nearby who need the necessities because they have nothing, but I expected more. There was a good amount of southern/homestyle canned jams & jellies marketed to tourists visiting (which could be found at many gift shops in this part of the country), but none were necessarily local. We did pick out a peaches and pecans jam that ended up being awesome on freshly toasted sourdough though. We really wanted there to be more fresh vegetables, but it was slim pickings with just some scraps of not-so-great looking lettuce heads, carrots, and cucumbers. They did however have a nice deli in the far back with some interesting cheeses, as well as some options for pre-packaged and ready-to-eat meats/meals in the coolers adjacent to the deli case. The primary thing stocked here overall seems to be snack foods - of which, there is a good variety, but the shelves felt unnecessarily bare elsewhere and what was there was pretty generic. Service was OK, but from our experience getting cheese from the deli, it was evident that is not a typical request because it took awhile to square it all away. Overall, you'll be able to get some things to stock your pantry, but lowered expectations are necessary.

Beautiful Historic Downtown Saluda is throw back fond nostalgia for anyone old enough and lucky…read moreenough to have grown up in a small rural town. The exterior of Thompson's grocery store could be original, based on appearance, but the interior is like a state of the art modern grocery store. I went in there once to purchase bananas and the young woman, probably local from her genuinely friendly & helpful attitude, said that they did not have any bananas but the the Hardware Store down the street did have bananas. Don't you just love the small towns and their friendly ways...

This was by far one of my favorite places that my husband and I stopped into on our trip. I love…read moregetting to see local communities selling their handmade items. The selection here of items was wonderful with very fair prices. I ended up walking out with so many goodies. Everyone working the booths were so friendly. They mainly only take cash - so make sure to bring some with you!

From the road I was excited to stop in- an indoor farmers market with local crafts- that sounds…read moreright up my alley! If I were local I would stop here for fresh produce and eggs, but for me they didn't have anything that jumped out at me. Some of the booths have antiques and vintage items, the quilts were fabulous and some of the wood crafts, I wish I had found something to splurge on!

Support small businesses! I always love coming into frisbee's. They have all the basic things you…read morewill need if you are just stopping in for a couple of days. They also have clean bathrooms if you ask, which is always appreciated.

Yikes! That's the best way to describe this place…read more On a recent trip to Old Fort, we were told about the local store that we could go and grabs some essentials for our stay by the campground staff where we were staying. He warned us that we may want to drive back out of town to have more options. The local shop supported in me said, "of course not, we will support the store here in town". Famous last words... So, the local grocery store (guess you can call it that) Frisbee's Galaxy, is not helpful for anything. The meats did not look good, they offered little to nothing on our list, and it was dirty (and also smelly) and understaffed. The place is tiny and has aisles that only one cart can go through, but doesn't have a one-way only sign so not sure how that works out for people. Do yourself a favor, take care of all of your shopping needs before your arrival to Old Fort.

Not just the best sandwich in Western North Carolina but an amazing shopping experience with folks…read morethat treat you like family! I heard about this place from some friends years ago and regularly frequented for the killer deli sandwiches and old world bakery. Back then it was called Troyer's but recently went back and the entire shopping/dining experience has been elevated in the best of ways!!!! I was greeted immediately when I walked in by a super sweet couple rocking out the incredible sandwiches! I found out they had been making the Troyer's sandwiches for years which was so cool. Come to find out they now have beef, pork, lamb & chicken for sale grown right on the same property! I grilled a ribeye that next day and the flavor was on par with anything from the chop shop! I also found out they have a CSA that delivers right to my home which makes for least waste and need to use the corporate grocery store so often. The grocery section has so many options from dry goods to locally made products they have you covered. I picked up goats milk soap, spicy pickles, champagne mustard, old world candy, and an amazing soup my family loved. The oatmeal crème pie is by far the best dessert after an amazing sandwich I've ever had the pleasure of enjoying. I also grabbed a loaf of fresh baked and it was to die for! The front porch is pet friendly and I really enjoyed the ambiance with birds chirping and laughter from the 10 local fireman all enjoying the same vibe!

The sandwiches are huge and the ingredients are so fresh. Everyone is so friendly. They had live…read moremusic on the back deck, and it is dog friendly!

Such a fun place! The food and atmosphere are both wonderful! If you go for Sunday brunch, there…read morewill be quite a long wait for your food... but it will be worth it! We had the biscuits and gravy, the smash burger, and several different lattes. Everything was excellent!!! Their market is a fun little place to visit. They've also got seasonal items and some kids items. We got some of their specialty sodas, and they were very yummy. An important note: Be aware that if you don't come early on Sunday, finding a parking spot will be difficult!

LOVE this place! A cafe right on a bike trail, with house made syrups for your drinks & a little…read moremarket with local goods? Obsessed! My husband & I biked the ecusta trail with our daughter and stopped by this spot on the way back. We got the smash burger but had to get it with gluten free bread since we can't have gluten, and it was probably one of the best burgers I've ever had! I absolutely love that they use no seed oils in this place. So tough to find! I was super excited to try the drinks with their house made flavors but they fell a bit flat for me. I got the strawberry basil matcha , and the matcha seemed watered down unfortunately. My husband got the toasted coconut latte and the drink fell flat for him as well. The atmosphere is beautiful & calm! Either way, we were happy to support local, go to a seed-oil free spot, and have drinks with housemade syrups! Could've just been a bad day for the barista. Looking forward to trying again!