Not everyone would think to go to a grocery store for a sandwich but I'm glad I did. They have a…read moredaily special where you can purchase a full sub for only $8 and change so of course that's what I got. I wanted wheat bread but they were out so I went with the regular white. No biggie. With that I got a tuna sub with lettuce, tomato, onion, peppers and salt and pepper. Delicious and the sandwich was HUGE. MUCH better than Subway. I have to point out; when I get a sandwich I usually get green peppers but they had mixed colors for their peppers. I made a comment of how I only get the green ones but that the mixed is fine; the guy grabs a handful and this sweet man picks out just the green peppers for my sandwich. He didn't have to do that and I was so very thankful. Huge plus for just that. Shows he actually cares and I love that! Wish I got his name. But sir, if you see this, THANK YOU!! You made my day with that small gesture. I walked around the store and stumbled upon the Snyders pretzel pieces and they were on sale 2/$5. I hadn't had those in forever so of course I bought two bags. The sour cream and caramelized onion flavor.....SO GOOD!!!!!! Will 100% go back if I'm ever in the area. I need to try more subs!

John at the deli is great! He always has a great attitude and goes the extra mile. We come from all…read morethe way from across town (past multiple other grocery stores!) because the service here is so much better than any place near us.

Organized and clean store. Well stocked with lots of options. Staff were helpful and friendly!…read more Some prices a bit high.

I'm still crying as I type this, I have never been so humiliated. We've been shopping at Publix for…read morethree decades, and I knew Carol Barnett personally, but I will never again return to THIS location-despite the sincere apologies from the very kind store manager, and a very sympathetic CSR Savannah - because ONE rotten apple employee. After a fabulous afternoon birthday tea with friends, I popped into Publix Waynesville. The lines were long, so I opted for self-checkout. Packing bags , I was admittedly slow and deliberate as I am not good at "bagging". I also looked to note that items were being rung up properly (ex. BOGO) so it probably took me about 5 minutes to ring up a full trolley of goods and pack them. As I was placing the receipt into my purse and preparing to vacate the spot, an employee came up and loudly announced that she "did not see me ring up my paper towels" and demanded the receipt. This is something that she HAS THE TECHNOLOGY to check without uttering a word to me. It was an obvious attempt at public humiliation (why?). Several people put their head on a swivel to see the drama of someone loudly being accused of shoplifting paper towels. I wanted to crawl under the register and die, but I could only manage to hand her the receipt and put my head down. After the employee saw her obvious mistake, she only said "okay, thank you" and handed me the receipt back. I asked the monitor standing nearby "why" she did that, to which she gave no reasonable explanation. I barely made it to my vehicle before I broke out in tears and phoned my husband, who instructed me to return all the groceries immediately. I will give credit where credit is due and say that both CSR Savannah and the store manager on duty were very sympathetic and understood how, in this very small town, this would be utterly humiliating. They apologised profusely and the manager even offered to walk me and my groceries (that I didn't return) back to my vehicle. Regardless, the embarrassement of being falsely accused in such a way as to shame me publicly - when I did absolutely nothing wrong, has forever ruined shopping at the Waynesville Publix. Thankfully, I still have all the Sarasota Publix locations.

This place is a joke. Belongs with Andy Griffith. Produce looked like crap To get sale prices you…read moreneed their grocery card. Most places you can sign-up at the register. Not here. You need to fill out a paper form. My cashier was not accommodating. Other stores will use a special card. Since we were visiting and wont be back wasn't worth a few bucks to deal with customer service. they have several locations and I am sure they are all a joke. go to Wal-Mart

It looks like a small store for a big grocery store BUT WOW!!! They are great. They pack all the…read morevery best in the space they have. Service was excellent. The ready made was what we were after for today because we are going on a hiking trip in this area and wanted to pack our food for the day. They have an excellent section of cut up fruit in container. I will include a picture because you just have to see it to believe it. Great quality and such a good selection. The sushi area had the normal selection and they also had some unique items. They had like a fruit sushi. I am including a picture of course. Yummmm The bakery has so many different items it was like they went inside my brain and picked all my favorite things. I wish we had this store in VA Beach by my house. OOO the read to go sandwiches are fresh made with fancy breads and croissants. They are packed with the condiments on the side so the sandwich does not get messy and soggy. That is exactly how I would want it to be done. Im in love with INGLES. This is my favorite grocery store of all times

Nice little co-op grocery store in downtown that allows anyone to shop there. Prices are not bad…read moreconsidering it is right in downtown. Very good selection of produce and a lot of different international ingredients around the store. A focus on local products and organic products. Limited fresh meat selection but a little of everything.

Lots of organic options to choose from. Love the local produce and homemade items. The store is…read morevery neat, clean and organized; from frozen/refrigerated items to room temperature selections. Natural soaps are also available. Great and friendly customer service. Located at the edge of town, still walking distance in the city.

5+++ stars for Trader Joe products, of course! Negative five stars for the click-ish, snarky…read moreemployees who are more interested in looking cool to their fellow employees than simply showing kindness to a person who needs help finding something at a new location. I was told, rather sarcastically, that TJ's doesn't carry a product I buy at every Trader Joe's from Florida to Virginia to Louisiana, because it's a "brand name" - only to eventually find it on my own accord. I happened to see her again as our cashier and pointed it out as friendly as I could muster, and got an "oh" in return. Just a reminder, kindness is free.

This Trader Joe's is well stocked with the staff replenishing and organizing all day long. Staff…read moreare very helpful and friendly in case you can't find that item you normally get at your local TJ's. The produce is fresh as well as the perishable items. The wine section seemed larger than other TJ's but that could be because they don't have a hard spirits section as that is controlled by NC ABC.

DO NOT use their tire service center if you care about your rims. I have multiple chips on my BMW…read morewheels and Walmart claims does not want to take responsibility. A worker named Bobby really sucks at customer service and should be only restocking the shelves. Bobby has zero communication skills and was extremely disrespectful talking smack about me to another customer. "People have to make my job harder" Well if you don't fuck up my rims that wouldn't be a problem you lazy jerk. The technicians need a lot more training on the new tire machine, and Walmart needs to provide the technicians with socket tools that will not scratch/burn the clear and paint on the rims. The technicians seem to act careless when handling rims. My center cap should've never been attempted to be pried with a flathead screwdriver. Causing excessive damage to both the rim and center cap.

Your vegan and vegetarian options are very sparse. Please go back to having more vegan/vegetarian…read moreitems. Also, your self-checkouts are very limited. Thanks, Donnie

Why don't you change your weekly specials? It's the same items every single week with zero variety…read more Also, your so-called grass-fed beef is not organic--it comes from Brazil. Grass-fed does not mean organic, and it's misleading to suggest otherwise. There are a few good areas in the store. The produce and bulk items are solid, and the meat department can be helpful at times. But the bakery is awful, and the deli section is just as bad. If you're thinking about buying a fruit pie, don't waste your money--it's practically empty and completely disappointing. The strawberry rhubarb pie was downright inedible.

This is a sizable health food market with high prices. The service I encountered was quite…read moreindifferent; I stopped in late in the day but still a half hour or so before closing and everyone was already kind of checked out, registers being closed, not much fresh food out. The options were intriguing but the beverages I purchased were a bit much even on sale. I like a local market and there are definitely some things here worth buying, but they'd need to do better to earn regular business from me.

I loved this spot. You can stop in to grab a beverage, shop their retail area and/or watch a game…read more The retail section is small but offers a wide range of knick knacks. Sparky's Bardega is worth checking out if you are in Asheville.

This is a unique concept; a market and bar!! They sell everything from candy and potato chips to…read morebeer and wine, magnets, mugs, etc. I purchased chips, water, a magnet, and iron-on patch. It's a very cute shop with great energy! I'm not sure if this gentleman was the owner or not but he was drinking coffee or tea out of mug that said "Twatwaffle." Lol! It was a great icebreaker that kept us laughing! All in all a great market/bar!

After leaving a concert and heading back to the hotel, we quickly found there were no food options…read moreopen past 10pm on a Friday night on the Biltmore side of Asheville....kind of shocking, especially for a Friday night. As we drove past our hotel we eventually came to an Ingles and decided to go in and grab some snacks. I was able to find some pre made sandwiches, and ended up getting a Boars Head Roast Beef sandwich...not what I was craving, but it definitely filled the need. I was also able to pick up some mouth wash from the personal care section, which I had forgotten in my packing. All in all my experience was fine, just another grocery store, nothing too fancy, but also no issues, and not bad pricing. I'd shop here again if ever in the area.

I love shopping at Ingles when we are in the mountains! Always clean. Always organized. Always…read morelarge selections of good food and beverage. This Asheville location did not disappoint. We will continue to shop at Ingles when we are on a mountain road trip.

We made sure to check the website before driving mode to this market. Market it states that…read morewell-behaved leash pads are welcomed in outdoor market areas but are not allowed inside any of the buildings, sheds or shops. That is totally reasonable so we made the truck over. When we arrived however, I thought we were in the wrong place. It has an industrial feel, not a farmers market feel, and there were no markets going on outside. As a matter of fact, the only market was indoor with about a dozen or so stalls. We were disappointed, but I wanted to check it out so my husband remained in the vehicle with our dog. I looked at every market stall inside and I was in and out in about 5 minutes. Having produce doesn't make something a farmers market. It just felt like walking around local grocery store. About a third of the vendors were fruits and vegetables and the rest were knick-knacks and t-shirts and miscellaneous items. Also, it was incredibly empty. I mean I understand why. I did find a new cider to try but knowing what I know now, I would most likely not make the drive again. I realize I'm not from the area, but this was no different than any local grocery stores to me.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.