This is a perfectly fine convenience store located across the street from the Peabody Hotel. I…read morepopped in for Diet Cokes, snacks, and a few postcards. It's handy, too, if you forget your toothpaste or need some Advil. Not cheap, of course, but very convenient. Adequately clean. Friendly guy at the counter. Well stocked.

Love this place. They sometimes change their hours on a whim but other then that it's true to its…read morename. Very friendly staff, very clean store, and usually I feel very safe shopping here. Prices are right and they even have hot foods.

I have been going to this Kroger for 5 years. This Kroger is the best because they have the best…read morefood. Also, they have the funniest and helpful workers ever! (This is the cleanest Kroger that I ever been in too!):)

This Kroger is the most ghetto, hood grocery store I have ever seen. The customer service is awful…read more It always looks dirty inside the store. The employees are lazy. The security is terrible at performing their duties. Because it's the nearest grocery store to where I live, I am forced to shop there. Normally it is for small purchases. I could never see myself doing a full grocery shopping at this location. I dread coming in this Kroger each and every time. Management isnt approachable at all. I wish I could give this Kroger a negative rating like -10. It's a totally bad place to shop.

If you've never been to Cordova International Farmers Market, you're seriously missing out. This…read moreplace isn't just a farmers market... it's like the United Nations of groceries in the best way possible. One minute you're grabbing insanely fresh produce, the next you're staring at seafood so fresh it looks like it just clocked in for work. Then somehow you leave with spices, snacks, and ingredients you didn't even know existed. If you love variety, fresh food, and wandering around saying "Ooo what's THAT?!" every five seconds... this place is absolutely worth the trip. Your fridge (and your taste buds) will thank you.

This is a market for lots of international food goods, mostly Asian and Hispanic. Go there often to…read moreget certain staple ingredients for Asian cuisines. Staff is helpful but there can be a bit of language barrier. Prices are competitive. They have a boba place and taiyaki style ice cream products. Got Thai milk tea there and would say it is ok. Nothing to really rave. Cost $5.20 with the boba. Only one size which is small. Can't really post many pictures since it's posted that no photos to be taken inside the store.

The food is excellent. Service was decent. Outside of that I will be definitely going back to get…read moresomething to eat

Ordered food through Uber Eats for Safeway Market and my Uber didn't bring all my food. I called…read moreSafeway Market and told him I was missing items. My Uber got my order mixed up with another customer. Employee at Safeway apologized for a mix up on my order and told me he will make it right, asked me could I come pick a new order up. When I arrived my order was bagged up ready to go they apologized once again. Thank you again employees at Safeway Market for making my order again.

I found the hair in my seafood salad so very disgusting. I just wish people would wear hair nets or…read morecould just be an eyelash but either way nasty well trash it

The Fresh Market is a beautiful store with an excellent selection of gourmet and artisanal…read moreproducts. The produce is consistently high quality, and the overall shopping experience feels curated and elevated compared to most grocery options in the area. The luxe atmosphere understandably comes at a premium, and while the pricing can be steep, I recognize that different operating models create different price structures. That said, the meat counter can be a little confusing. While most items are priced per pound, a few are priced per piece -- a distinction that isn't immediately clear unless you study every tag. I picked up a single filet that I later learned was $25 for what appeared to be roughly an 8 oz cut. Not ideal, but even high beef prices aren't enough to keep me away from a store with this kind of selection. What will give me pause, however, is the service I received at the meat counter. The attendant working that day -- identifiable by very prominent neck tattoos -- was one of the rudest employees I've encountered in any grocery store, let alone one where items can run $50 per pound. Her initial greeting was an abrupt "What do you want?" followed immediately by turning her back to me to joke with a colleague. When she finally returned, I pointed to the steak I wanted, and she deliberately picked up a different one while giving me attitude. The entire interaction was dismissive and unnecessarily unpleasant. On my way out, I mentioned the experience to the manager, and she was wonderful -- attentive, kind, and genuinely apologetic. She assured me she would address the situation, and based on her professionalism, I believe she will. I don't enjoy commenting on customer service in Memphis, but when a store operates at such a premium, the service really does need to meet at least a baseline standard. Neutral, polite, and minimally attentive shouldn't be too much to ask. I hope this was an isolated incident, because the store itself is exceptional.

This store is just the best!! Consistent quality friendly employees, and great prices. There is a…read morereason Trader Joe's is so popular!

You can always count on TJ's to have what you need. I'm always greeted warmly and informed about…read morewhat's new. The store can sometimes be a little crowded so I try to pick my times carefully. People love shopping at Traders and it appears that the employees are also happy. I really appreciate the care that they use when handling the produce. Nothing is worse than bruised lettuce and herbs. The whimsical decor will put you in a good mood as well as discovering something new to try. Pay them a visit if you haven't already.

A holdover from an earlier time. The aisles are cramped. There's a creepy basement (I saw cuz the…read moreloading ramp was open in the middle of the store). And this may or may not have been part of the famous sit-ins that took place across the South. Most likely it was. Other than that, if you're going to the muddy shores of the Mississippi, namely Tomlin Square Park, they've got your generic rain boots here. Or if you're staying at the nearby swanky Madison Hotel, they've got that toothbrush or shaving cream you forgot to pack. So glad this isn't like every other cookie cutter W's on the planet. Vive le difference, W's! P.S- closed Sundays.

Clean establishment they have everything you need and want especially if you just don't feel like…read moregoing to Walmart. Customer service was so nice ask where something was and the worker walk me straight to it. I love it.

I have fallen in love with this store. The meats are cut fresh in house. Since my fish market…read moreclosed,I have been coming here for my fish. I love that they have alot of stuff you wouldn't see at larger stores ,like the seasonings. Or the deli department the Cole slaw, various cheeses, spreads etc. I've been getting my wine from here Because the prices are just that good. Nice and helpful customer service. They usually have baggers. The ambiance is like a friendly mom n pop kinda vibe, you find all kinda stuff in here. And I've never disappointed, I normally go over my budget.

Besides a couple questionable things everything was good. Service was good. Mood was niceread more