Simple, convenient, old-school friendly. A nice respite from…read morethe big chains. If you encounter a problem, point it out without calling them out, and I think you'll be pleased.

The man can determine what he wants and doesn't want to sell. That's freedom. The NFL players who…read morewish to kneel during the anthem have the same freedom. You can't be a patriot without reading the constitution. Has this man ever figured out what the Bill of Rights means?

Publix has some of the best roses and flowers at this location. This is the 2nd time I have…read morereceived their flowers and they stay beautiful for weeks.

I enjoyed my recent trip to this new Publix in Clift Farms. It felt a little "smallish" inside,…read moreand, of course as is the case during COVID, not all items are available. They had hand/shopping cart wipes and the store was really neat and clean, and, as others said, staff at any Publix I've been in are always very friendly and helpful! I noticed they had an abundance of "grab and go items," and somehow, I never saw the deli or the customer service area. I think the customer service desk is a hard right as you enter the store. What I really love is the Publix app. I haven't used all the features, (preloading coupons, making a shopping list, shopping the sale items via the app., etc.) I **do** love the app's touchless payment option! Just load your payment(s) (for me, that's my Visa to pay for grocery items and my FHSA card for prescription/OTC items) and you scan (or as I call it - take a picture of) the Q-code on the payment screen and voila! You've paid, and the app obtains and retains the purchase receipt. Touchless and cool. A lot of the Publix staff are not familiar with the app., and sometimes they struggle to complete the transaction, even though I announce "I am paying with the Publix app" and show them. This may add a few minutes to the transaction, and once, I had trouble scanning the Q-code due to the Plexiglass partition, but finally made it work. This is a nice Publix and I'm happy it's nearby in Clift Farms!

Recently, a friend texted to ask if I knew where she could get Harissa; she was planning on trying…read moreout some Moroccan recipes. I continued my drive down Jordan Lane, pulled over at JaMo's, walked in and photographed a can, and sent that to her, along with the price. ...Which is about ¼ of its cost at Williams-Sonoma. I compared. JaMo's is the "sister location" of the JaMo's coffeehouse/café just down a little and across the street. That establishment was named for the husband-and-wife team of JAmie Miernick and MOrgan Andriulli, who'd closed down Five Points Espresso to move here in the mid-90's...when they sold to Mohammed Almohthsib, he kept the name. So it's "JAY-MOES," for point of reference, even if they don't answer the phone that way. Anyway. It should come as no surprise that, in addition to the aforementioned Harissa, lovers of Levantine and Gulf Country cuisine will also find Sumac, Za'atar, Ra's al Hanout, Pomegranate Molasses, and Oud (Agarwood Powder); Dried Lemons; Mint, Orange Blossom, Rose, and Pussy Willow (?!?!) Waters; and a wealth of more typical spices and additives. There are several types of Turkish Delight or Nougat candies; Ma'amoul (which may hold you till someone can make you the real thing); Mikado Čokolada from Croatia and Ülker™ Çikolata from Turkey; and even a few English offerings (though, in my attempts to read the fine print, they were apparently produced in Africa). Call ahead to see what's come in from their bakery partners: at one time or another, you'll find fresh Pita, Sangak, Barbari, and/or Lavash. They can also clue you in to when fresh produce arrives. Visit the refrigerated/freezer cases for Halloumi, Kashkaval, Bulgarian Feta, Labneh, Plain Yogurt, and Yogurt Sodas; Halal Meats; and Zereshk (Barberries). A Turkish acquaintance of mine wishes, however, that they had more TURKISH cheeses. Dried and canned items include Podravka™ Soups (Croatia); Va-Va™ Zakuska (Red Pepper "Salsa" from Macedonia); Sadaf™ Khoresh Gheimeh. There's a very nice Tea/Coffee area, where you'll also find a variety of Tea and Coffee glasses and cups. Nearby are nicely stocked shelves offering flavored tobaccos to go with the hookahs they offer!

Think it's actually 540 Jordan, but no matter ... I love this little middle-eastern grocery…read more Helpful, friendly staff, yummy food. While you're here, pick up some mamool (think fig Newtons, but not as blindingly sweet with nice shortbread-like outsides and dates, nuts or other yumminesses inside) for dessert - mmmmm.

Food great. Service great. Everything great…read more | ............................................................................

Yelp seems to think this is a grocery store, but it's really a gas station. The food offerings are…read morequite limited: you can get take-out pizza or a deli sandwich. They also have standard convenience store items and ice cream novelties. The convenience store is quite dated in appearance, although all the usual amenities are there. There are four gas pumps and two for #1 diesel. Prices tend to be competitive with other stations in the Harvest / Toney area. The main part of the parking lot (where the pumps are) is concrete, although it's just gravel beyond that. Recommended if you need somewhere to get gas in the boonies of Elkmont/Toney/Ardmore.

The people here are always very friendly..your always greeted with a hello and a smile..the food…read moreis great as well..

Always one of my favorites to drop by and grab goodies. These items are always so budget friendly…read moreand I love getting the flan here. They also have a store and restaurant inside for some basic items.

Listened to the cooks argue about obviously personal matters. While serving some of the smallest…read morepancakes I have ever seen. Asked for normal bacon and was given turkey.