We were staying in Gatlinburg and decided we wanted to take a picnic lunch into our adventures in…read morethe Great Smoky Mountain National Park one of the days we were there. I saw that there was a Publix in Pigeon Forge and knew that's where we'd need to go to get our picnic supplies! Because we had flown in (and didn't have picnic basket on our pack list), I knew that we needed to get a small cooler to keep our drinks and sandwiches cool on the warm spring day. Fortunately, Publix had a nice variety of small lunch box size coolers and we found one for a reasonable price that was perfect for what we needed and would collapse down for easy packing to bring it home. We then made our way to the deli and got fresh, deli made sandwiches made with boar's head meats and cheeses. They're fully customizable and we very much enjoyed them! We were also able to grab some fruit, pretzel crisps, boar's head hummus, and bottled beverages to round out our picnic. Everything was great, prices were reasonable, and we enjoyed a beautiful picnic in this beautiful area. One note would be that the deli does get busy. We were there in the ease of spring (ie: no big National Park crowds) and we still had to wait in a bit of a line for our deli sandwiches. So, just something to factor into scheduling. That said, we didn't mind a bit and the sandwiches were worth the wait. Get to it!

8-25-26. I think Publix is just a terrific supermarket…read more There are none where I live in the northeast, but fortunately when I travel south/southwest there are plenty. The stores are usually spotless and well organized. The prices are on par with all the other grocery stores.......but if you've never had the pleasure of enjoying a piece of carrot cake from their bakery, then I would strongly suggest trying it one day. I really like carrot cake a lot, and I can honestly say their carrot cake is better than any other high end bakeries I've ever had.

Huge shout out to Terry in the pharmacy! We were down here and had a child sick with Flu-B. I…read morecalled hoping Kroger had a "minute clinic", they did not. However, Terry looked up a near by urgent care facility, gave me the address and the time they closed. After securing a prescription I called back to see if they had it the med in stock. Sadly they did not but she pointed me to the nearby pharmacy that did. Thank so much, Terry, for taking time to help a vacationer! You definitely helped save the day!!

First time ordering from this Kroger. Had 2 liters that wasn't in a bag and was asked what I wanted…read moreher to do with them. I put them in a Wal-Mart bag. Needless to say I won't be returning to this Kroger.

Great service at a local grocery store that had everything we needed for the trip and pricing was…read moregreat.

Nice clean and well stocked store. I wish I could remember…read morethe young man at cash register because he was very nice. The fresh seafood salads were better than I thought they would be in mountains That employee was very helpful and friendly too. The fresh broccoli salad in deli was so good and the nice young lady that worked there was nice. We come to gatlinburg every year for a week and always buy all our groceries there..

It's your typical Walmart superstore...service was good ...but you could get lost in there. I did…read moreget a rotisserie chicken and it was good, very flavorful!

Me and my kids are in town visiting and the nicest people were the people in the front offering…read moretrip advisory. The cashier barely understood me. In the kids clothing section we struggle because pallets and boxes were all over the place. No one asked if we needed help and we clearly did. The store did not have a great variety .

Centrally located in the middle of town ,it carries all groceries and goods FoodCity is known…read morefor.Has a really great meat section.It also carries souvenirs like shirts,hats,etc.For all your grocery needs visit Food City and tune in next time to The Working Man Review.

The supermarket will meet all your needs. They have a variety of food and the cashier was very…read morefriendly. Half of the store is the supermarket. The other half is a hardware store.

As a content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey, Food City is my favorite grocery…read morestore, especially since they have a value card I tell all of my subscribers to visit Food City when they're in town

While visiting, we stopped by to purchase a few things for our stay. The grocery store is well…read moreorganized and a carried all the items we were in need of at great prices.

A great souvenir store in a historical old mill right in the middle of town.It carries all your…read moresouvenirs like shirts,hats etc etc.Also a large selection of food items.Has a great selection of your milled products like flour,cornmeal,pancake mixes,all flavors of syrups etc.Has a restaurant located inside that everyone raves about.It will be a future stop for The Working Man Review.

Great store. Picked up a hat for me and my wife foe 50% off for a black friday sale. Also a mug in…read morethe cart out front for like 5 bucks on Clearance.

Absolutely a MUST SEE stop. We could have easily spent a half a day here and we basically did…read more They have a big parking lot- easy to get to. It's so well priced, skip all the other junk souvenir shops and come here. The meeting of the live bears for just a couple bucks was amazing. They look well taken care of, and the kids loved it. The bears loved the apples you can feed. The arcade was a hit! The staff was soo friendly. This is a must see. I'm serious. Next to it is the gem mining which was top tier and really well priced and good value. Then next to that is this cute photo op / selfie area. (Free) I think it was called Bigfoot's country barn. You can literally stay parked at the three bears and just walk a few steps to see both. Very very cool!!!

This spot has a little bit of EVERYTHING. Including the most helpful marketing team member named…read moreShawn. He saw bestie & I around back taking a pic of her Jeep and of her and he offered to take a pic for us. He was so generous and kind, definitely an asset to Three Bears. I'd give him a raise if I was his boss just based on our parking lot interaction with him. Bestie & I found Jeep gear for both of our Jeeps, I found porch decorations & Christmas items. A trip worthy of stopping in. Prices were reasonable as well.

I had no problems here, popping in for some snacks and things to use for making breakfast. No trash…read morein the parking lot and an associate was busy bringing in carts. The parking lot was quite full this afternoon! The bread aisle was well stocked as was the prepared deli cheese and meat. Other stuff in the condiments are in good shape with clearly displayed prices. The store was clean and the self-checkout worked just fine. This was a good experience. [Review 1174 of 2024 - 490 in Tennessee - 22197 overall]

Everything in the store is great when it comes to the groceries. I went for the first time since I…read morerecently moved here but the cashiers are just rude. It makes me not want to come back. I was getting some gift cards for a gift and the old lady behind the cashier rudely said "why are you getting these?" "You don't need these?" And she wasn't letting me pay and it was really starting to piss me off

This is one of my favorite Kroger's in the area. They're always well stock, clean and the staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. I like that they have organic produce that looks fresh and well stocked.

The Kroger cashiers are some of the rudest cashiers in Sevierville…read more Today is the 3rd or 4th time the cashiers complained about our use of the grocery bags on the items we bought. Today the guy on the cash register asked why we bag our items with the grocery bags. Does Kroger employees go to health safety training? It is also raining and we do not want our food rained at and get ruined by the rain water specially the dry goods since the molds will form on the dry goods. I never heard any complaint from the Publix cashiers. They are all very courteous and polite to their customers. If the cashiers find it inconvenient to scan our groceries, why work there?