Wow is ol I can say the prices were so outrageous to me. Nothing special about them it's a grocery…read morestore but holy cow they are proud of there name I guess.

One of my go to grocery spots, especially for the BOGO's. Parking is pretty easy. Store is always…read morewell stocked and clean. They don't have as many selections as some other Publix locations but they do a good job with what they have. I do struggle with using the wifi in this location (I use it for their app and the list function). Overall it's a very solid place to stop in and grab some groceries.

This Publix location is really nice! Most of the time it isn't packed and they always have items…read morestocked. The pub subs are really delicious, although I recommend ordering ahead of time, especially if it's around lunchtime. They did have a student discount for a while, but they current don't, so that's why I'm only giving them 4 stars. Staff is helpful and friendly!

12/18/23: Nice supermarket. Clean, bright, items neatly…read morearranged and friendly staff. Fruits and vegetables and hot bar all looks so fresh makes one want to purchase it all.

Great drop in place if you are looking for a good place to grab a delicious sandwich. I went here…read morelooking for a fresh sandwich and that's exactly what I got. The staff were friendly and prompt to get all the food out quickly. We enjoyed the sandwich of the week, 'Sweet Italian', and the Rotisserie Chicken Sandwich. They have gluten free bread available for purchase. It was a great loaf - I'd highly recommend trying for my gluten free friends. I loved the healthy options this store had to offer and will definitely be going back!

Great steaks. The employees were helpful and friendly and the parking was easy and convenient.read more

Dear Trader Joe's Green Hills,…read more I don't know who's in charge over there, but I'd like them to replace every world leader immediately. The United Nations? Dissolved. Congress? Sent home. The DMV? Bulldozed. Trader Joe's Green Hills is now the governing body of civilization. I've never walked into this place and been greeted by someone who looked like they'd rather be anywhere else. Every employee smiles like they just got engaged, won the lottery, and pet a golden retriever on the way to work. It's suspicious. As a child with OCD, I had approximately 47 family members. Officially it was 14 aunts and uncles and four grandmas, but emotionally it felt like 900 relatives. There were houses where I'd rather eat the upholstery than touch the food. Sometimes it was the smell. Sometimes it was the vibe. Sometimes my brain simply declared, "We're fasting today." Then I came to the US, and discovered Trader Joe's. If one of your employees handed me drywall in a toothpick, i would sample it! This store is cleaner than my conscience after returning my shopping cart. I have genuinely considered quitting my career just to work here. Unfortunately, my therapist intervened. I asked why. She said, "Tarek... you'll be fired within a week." "Why?" "Because you're still a menace to society, and you'll spend half your shift flirting with your coworkers and the other half flirting with customers." Corporate is so dramatic. So instead, I remain a costumer romanticizing what could have been. Whenever people visit NashVegas, everyone says, "Let's go to Broadway." Wrong. We're going to Trader Joe's. You're going to experience affordable flowers, tiny shopping carts, free samples, and enough positive human interaction to make you question whether you've accidentally died. I have left this store happier than I've left actual therapy sessions. The only complaint I have, and this physically pains me to write is: PLEASE bring back the Middle Eastern kibbeh. I'm not saying I'll stand outside holding a candlelight vigil, but I'm also not saying I won't. Trader Joe's Green Hills is the only place where I walk in needing grapefruit juice and leave with seventeen items, inner peace, a houseplant, frozen Indian food, three cheeses I can't pronounce(i speak french mind you) l, and the confidence to forgive my enemies. I love every single one of you. If this store ever closes, I'll simply assume the apocalypse has started and act accordingly.

Crazy to think I have been in this area hundreds of times over the past few years and never…read morerealized this TJ's was here...But, now I know and since I discovered that, I have made my way here on several occasions! Much like any trip to TJ's, I never really have a full list, I kind of let the store tell me what I need beyond the necessities. Speaking of, my necessities are usually focaccia and/or flatbreads, sauces and spreads, cheese and some variety of frozen goods, whether it be veggies or meats. This last trip was no different, as I got all those things plus a few snacks, a bottle of wine and a bit of charcuterie. This location, like all others, is busy, but efficient. A tad smaller with a slightly altered layout of entry/exit and cashiers, but it still works and makes things happen. With that, the parking lot can be a bit dodgy as well, so make sure you are paying attention while scooting through, in or out. Service is good here. Not much interaction on the floor, but the cashiers always bring it home! Overall, love me a good Trader Joe's!

Good spot to pick up last minute items. Just your typical Walmart Supercenter... that's all folks!read more

This Walmart is terrible. I feel unsafe in the parking lot. It is dirty and there is no close…read moreparking which would help me feel more safe. The store is chaos, u organized and dirty. There are always long lines at the check out. The employees are not nice or helpful. Today there were AT&T salespeople inside which added to the discomfort. I avoid this Walmart at all costs. Drive to Brentwood or Franklin if you must go to Walmart - WAY nicer experience. On top of everything, Walmart doesn't take Apple Pay which is not this locations fault. But Walmart is the only place I've been that doesn't take Apple Pay.

A literally cornucopia abounds here at Nashville's most turnip themed vegetable and item store…read more Legend has it that back in the late 80s the owners grandfather would sell turnips out of an old farm truck to anyone who knew how to eat them. The store is an homage to his legacy. They take cherished care of each fancy and delicious ingredient they sell.

Quality/Quantity - More local souvenirs for our friends and family…read more My wife and daughter are always so thoughtful, always thinking of others, etc. My contribution is that I get to carry it all... We noticed all the locals buying their lunch here. To eat here and taking it to-go. Atmosphere - Cool small local market. Actually of pretty decent size. Farm to market...? Indoor and outdoor seating. Good selection of local beers also. This business reminded me of Berkeley Bowl in CA. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 9pm. Clean restroom. Service - Good. Price - $8. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2001 and with your three locations.

Excellent Great Meat…read moreStaff is the best Nice selection of meat and other products Couldn't wait to get back to Tennessee for the summer and go to my favorite meat market and restaurant

I just received my first "butcher" box from Sperry's Mercantile's new monthly subscription service…read more This is a joke and an insult to customers' intelligence. For $100 I got a box with the following items: - 1 bottle of bloody Mary mix - 1 bottle of steak sauce - 1 medium size all-purpose seasoning container - 1 baked potato - 1 lb of fillets - 1 lb of ground beef If this is a butcher subscription service, isn't it fair to expect a reasonable quantity of beef, pork or poultry for the price? Instead out of 6 items, 4 where just fillers and 2 were actual meat. I do not recommend this service and will immediately cancel my subscription.

In town visiting family and decided to stop in this location to pick up some Wednesday Discount…read moresushi. This location is on a pretty busy affair and shares a parking lot with several other businesses of fast food restaurants making it a bit hectic to pull in. But once you're in there, it's the same old familiar Publix, as always. This location really did a great job on making sure the sushi selection was fresh, promotionally priced, and ready to go. I grabbed about three packs, walked across the store for a couple of other items and was out within five minutes. Publix best quality might be. It's consistency and this is another example.

The deli is top notch! The store is always clean and has adequate check out personnel. They are…read morealways friendly and anxious to help you!

Thank you, Kroger, for renovating this location and improving the store! This has been my…read moreneighborhood Kroger for the last 5 years. It was nice for a quick pick up of item or two when I needed something last minute, but I never did my full grocery shopping there. This location shut down for 6 months to add to their footprint and bring in expanded item offerings, the Murray's cheese shop, and a Starbucks. Now it's back and I'm loving it! Isles are wider and I love the cheese and deli options (plus the olive bar). Only downside is parking. The site lost some of its spots with the expansion and during busy times the lot fills up quick. Good thing I can walk ther

Worse $30+M upgrade. This store has so many things wrong with it. All the bags are out when you…read morewalk into produce the first thing you see when you get here. I get it's a K-Roger's close by the hood, but damn can we not have anything nice.