FreshTake is a breath of fresh air! There are so many options for both prepared and do-it-yourself…read moremeals, and they have an ever-expanding selection of groceries. The meat is fresh and more competitively priced than even big-box stores! What complements the selection is the quality of service. FreshTake is more than a grocery store- it's an experience, where everyone is eager and happy to help. Shout-out to Dara, who makes sure everyone who goes to Jackson's has an exceptional time!

This Grocery store is very unique! It is cool to see a bar, a restaurant, and a Starbucks in a…read moregrocery store. Though, that's about it for compliments. The prices are definitely steep, even in comparison to somewhere like Publix. Whilst in the store, I saw several shady individuals smoking inside with backpacks on. Yet management didn't do anything about them. The second I exited the store I felt like I was going to get mugged. Some other shady individuals (whose pants were sagging) all were conjugating outside the entrance. One of them said to me, "Who you looking at N-slur." Another one asked, "What you have in the (grocery) bag N-slur" When I got to my car one of them was walking towards my car. Now I don't know if he was going to do anything, but the whole thing felt extremely sketchy. I wouldn't want to come back to the store unless they had some sort of security to keep thugs and rift-raft out. Because unless you want to be mugged, shopping here isn't a great investment!

I'm normally a huge Lidl fan and do most of my shopping there, but since moving here I've been to…read morethis location 4-5 times and haven't been impressed. Every time I've gone, they're out of the sale items--even when I stop by the morning the sale starts. Employees don't seem to know what's going on, there's constant yelling over walkie talkies, and the store feels disorganized with items just thrown around. Really disappointing, as Lidl is usually my favorite store, but this location has a lot of room for improvement.

Omg please be careful and check the best by dates on stuff. Found a package of sliced Turkey that…read morehad a best by date of June 4th and it was June 28th. I handed it to the manager and she did not seem all that concerned. Wonder if any customers have gotten sick from buying grossly out of date meat products. Lidl used to be one of my favorite stores to shop at, now not so much. Selection is not near what it used to be just lots of the same of some items.

The store is very clean friendly service workers are pleasant and knowledgeable helpful smiling as…read morethey help support your shopping experience i have been going back mostly because of the people customer service is a thing of the past its good to see it's not completely gone 5stars continue the great concept and vision structure and overall model this is a place I wouldn't mind shopping at no matter the prices

Poor website design. Hard to read and navigate . Looks overpriced. Produce looks fresh. Wine…read moreselection looks pricey but robust ... Will probably shop here on special occasions...

Clean & tidy supermarket. We're visiting the area and this was our first experience at…read morethis Publix. They had everything we needed for a family without looking for a Walmart. I found that the employees were all helpful (without any disdain ) even eager to assist. It goes a long way. Thank you and keep up the good work.

One of the larger conventional grocery stores in the area. The selection of vegetables wasn't…read moreevident near the entrance, and when I walked to the far side of the store where they were hidden, it wasn't the most impressive produce selection either; okay quality, but not that much quantity. Sale items weren't overly numerous, but I maximized my opportunities and walked out at 30% off of list price. There were definitely some things worth eating, but eating healthy diverse cuisine requires a bit more selection. Self-checkout stations were reasonably numerous.

Shop in the evening and you can do a quick in and out shopping…read more If you have a card, you can get so.e deals. They have some smaller turkeys for .99 a pound. It can be difficult to find 13lb turkeys. All of the workers that I talked to were polite. This was a nice quiet shopping trip.

I am a creature of habit, but mess me over and I will drop you like grabbing a hot potato while not…read morewearing oven mitts. Life is too short for that mess. So when I say I have frequented this Kroger location for almost the entirety of my 15 years in Augusta, that means something. I will also note that means I stuck with them through the early waves of COVID-19, as they had already implemented curbside pickup months before the statewide shut down. I have seen the location go through major renovations, including product placement and the increase of self-checkout lanes. But some things (and very important ones at that) have remained the same. The customer service here is universally top notch. From team members who bring out your groceries and load them in the trunk to the person overseeing self-checkout to the pharmacy, they are always helpful, patient, and kind. My interaction with the bakery has been minimal, but it too has always been a positive experience. I appreciate their overall selection, their organic-all natural options, and yes even their clearance section (it's like a treasure hunt every time I visit). One item I feel is underappreciated is their in-house sushi. You can get a single roll (only $5 on Wednesday's) or order an entire tray. Quality at a great pice. Also worth mentioning is their NA options. Samuel Adams, Guinness, Athletic Brewing, and Hop Water are all there. I will be coming here until the day I depart Augusta.

Great store!!! I loved the atmosphere. My husband and I are visiting for the Masters and Sprouts…read morewas definitely one of our favs!!! Definitely recommend

I like shopping at Sprouts. The produce prices are the best in the area. I always find what I am…read morelooking for. The service is great, everyone is helpful and pleasant.

I have not been here in over a year or more. I stopped in to…read morepick up soil for houseplants and omg, it's changed! The houseplants selections have expanded. I did not have an opportunity to look ( plus I do not need to be tempted) but I will go back to look at their selections. The young lady who assisted me gave me great insight on the different potting medium.

No return visit. Items are overpriced and the plants are no better than going to a home improvement…read morestore. I just bought one bag of produce just to buy something and then while checking out the cashier couldn't get my card to go through multiple times blaming me and my bank instead of their slow Internet issues. What a hassle!

Amazing place! It's smaller than other stores but have unique items like Mozart bakery items,…read morespices, and korean ramen noodles. They also have handmade gimbap that they sell...they were delicious! I got the spam one...hubby was asking where I got it from so he could go back to purchase more later. Store was neat and organized and easy to find items. They also have homemade kimchi- different kinds- that I will go back and try. This will save me a trip to HMart in Atlanta! So excited! Please stop by and check them out! Support local!

Love the fresh vegetables. Great selection of products, such as season, different soy sauce and…read morespices.

I was in the area and I wanted to go in to grab some fruit. This store used to be a Bi-Lo…read moreSupermarket. I'm not sure why it closed or if Harvey's the new supermarket is taking over Bi-Lo locations. The setup seemed the same, but of course the branding was different. They had green mostly to match with the outside signage. There was a cafe in the area near the deli/bakery. The pricing seemed a bit higher than Kroger, which is where I usually shop because of the savings and card perks. They did have a section where everything was $1. I didn't browse it since I was in a rush. There is plenty of parking because it is located in a plaza. I don't live anywhere near this grocery store, but I'd visit occasionally if I were in the area.

This grocery chain was sold to Bi-lo and was turned from a Bi-lo to what it is now, a Harvey's…read moreSupermarket. They opened at the end of the year of 2016. There was tons of buzz about this place because they have great prices on some things that cost much more around town. For instance, I picked up two packs of bone-in, thick cut pork chops for a little over $3. It was about 7 in each pack. You couldn't beat that price with a stick!!! There were tons of other deals around the store but, that was just an example of how this store was needed for the budget conscious consumer like myself!!!! They also have a $1 aisle were there are all types of things that are $1 each. I've heard some of my friends already say they will never shop anywhere else for groceries again. I'm not going to say that because I can find deals almost anywhere I shop. This store also redeem and reward you with the Plenti rewards program. I was already a member of that program so I didn't have to sign up, but if you're not it's a breeze to do so. This place is definitely one to check out and see what kind of amazing deals you can find for yourself!!!

I usually stop by here after Planet fitness to grab groceries, but the few times I've gone here…read moresince I moved to Augusta few weeks ago, this Food Lion seems to lack inventory & stock, especially in the produce section. Not only were a lot of greens out of stock, but they were usually not fresh. Their bakery goods seem decent and everything else you need typically from a super market would be in stock. The employees do seem to keep it well maintained, organized, and cleaned. Plenty of parking space too. Overall, about a 2.5 of 5 stars compared to other Food Lions I've shopped at.

Augusta's downtown is a food desert; this is one of the closer grocery stores. It has been quite…read moreclean when I've visited. Selection has been okay, not great, but I can find vegetables, fruits, and useful vegetarian food items so I do alright. Unfortunately, it's not hard to see why grocery stores are scarce, because this one draws modest business, but at least the lines aren't long.