We decided to drive a little further out to this Walmart since Lebanon's is a little run down and…read moreoften lacking on inventory. The staff here are overall helpful but seem a bit lost as to where they are, often receiving "huh?" and "uhhh. What?" Repeating yourself a second or third time will get an answer once they realize they're working at Walmart. The store is pretty clean and well stocked. It's definitely a better location than Lebanon's, that's for sure. Walmart is cheap and has made our move here much more affordable while we settle in.

Every summer, they cannot keep cold items refrigerated properly. I always have items go bad the…read moremost from here. This summer milk & bacon has went bad within a week of purchase.

This location is amazing good sub sandwiches better bakery then Krogers bakery Publix's bakery is…read moregood there donuts are good taste fresh but the ones at Kroger taste like they have been sitting out for a while people are nice at Publix better staff and yeah I recommend this location to everyone

Nice environment! But overpriced!…read more And that women Dina was so rude!! Saw her being mean to fellow employees

Pub Subs unmatched. Kimora makes a meannnnn sandwich. Mucked that shi so fast. She's the goat.read more

Food good, service excellent, Prices have increased across the entire store! The Bakery has…read moreincreased bar cakes by $2.00! Deli cold cuts has increased all per pound Prices! Deli Pizza dough is $3.99 per pound. Go to Aldi Pizza Dough is a $1.19 per pound! Roses were on sale for $12.99 BOGO CURRENTLY BOGO $14.99 People are upset with Kroger pricing! Wake up Publix is much higher.

Nobody should even go into this store It is loaded with dangerous mold. It reeks of mold. The…read morestaff that I had any interaction with are very rude. There are boxes everywhere and the shelves are practically empty. Nobody is doing the job of restocking. They never have any of the latest and greatest Dollar Tree items that you'd see show cased on youtube videos or Dollar Tree newsletters. This store should be shut down, it is a big stinking stain on the Dollar Tree franchise.

I want to give a thank you to Ashley for her taking the extra time to blown up the balloons I…read moreneeded and arrange them and make it look so special! Thank you so much!

I stopped by Costco and had a great experience from start to finish. As soon as I walked in, the…read morestore felt clean, organized, and full of great deals. I enjoyed walking through the aisles because there was always something interesting to see, from groceries and household essentials to seasonal items and new products. The store was busy, but everything moved smoothly. The employees were friendly and helpful when I had questions, and the checkout process was surprisingly quick considering how many people were shopping. I also appreciate how Costco focuses on quality products and offers great value, especially when buying in bulk. I ended my trip with a stop at the food court, which is always a great bonus after shopping. Overall, Costco continues to be one of my favorite places to shop because of the selection, prices, and overall experience. I'll definitely be back again.

This is a well stocked Costco, with lots of products I haven't seen before. I'm sure each Costco's…read morestock is region specific, so I love going to Costcos in different cities and states to see what they offer. This Costco had some great deals on regular go-to items. They also had a lot of vegan foodstuffs that I'd never heard of. I'm excited to try the organic tofu and the Broccoli/Brussels/Kale mix. What they notably did not have was Ice Mountain water bottles (Which I have yet to see anywhere in Nashville). It was a Tuesday afternoon and they had a lot of sample stands up and running, which is really cool. I usually only see this on the weekends at most other locations. It was midday and only 2 cashiers were available, so the wait to check out was longer than it should've been. My cashier was quite pleasant though. All in all, it was a pretty good experience.

Sadly on the East side of Nashville, our Target options are not the best. We usually avoid the…read moreMadison location for several reasons and now with the new Costco nearby in Hendersonville, we make it point to swing by this location when needed. The visits here have been hit and miss for the most part. The store has undergone some updates in the last few years and is still nicer and better equipped than other nearby locations, but the main thing with this location is how disorganized it seems on the regular. No matter what time of day, there is always stock on the floor, even in some cases completely blocking shelves and racks of merchandise. Service is just as hit and miss. We can never seem to find anyone on the floor, and when we do, they never approach you first. Overall, it's Target and it pains me to give anything less than 5 stars, but this store needs some work.

Dirty, dumpy, disorganized. Same crap allll year long. Clothes are crap. Shoes are crap. What…read morehappened to Target?

I bought my 14 year old son a bunch of clothes to try on at home because what 24 year old boy will…read morego shopping & try on clothes. Several didn't fit so I went to return them. I never keep my receipt because all stores can pull your information up with your debit card. Not Bargain Hunt!!! What century are we living in?!!! The thing that really made me mad is they wouldn't even do in store credit. I still had the tags on all the clothes. So now I gave all these clothes that don't fit my son & can't do anything with them. Learn from my mistake y'all or don't buy clothes there!

Complete and total crack for the electronic deal addict. I love this place. I got a firewire here…read morethat would've cost me $25+ at Best Buy or Radio Shack for $2. People, I said TWO DOLLARS! Now, of course, you have no guarantee of consistency in stock and you have to dig for stuff, but it's totally worth it. The location is great, right next to Target and a ton of restaurants. It's a perfect little area to knock out your entire gift list for Christmas and beyond.

Today your head cashier called me a jerk as i walked out because wouldn't step up to the cash stand…read moreto finish my checkout. This came immediately after being boldly instructed to stand at the 6 ft. line. Almost like being yelled at for putting the cleaner on the counter so the cashier could scan it. Perhaps her bold instructions would be better aimed at the cashier who moved around the force field to scan the cleaner violating my space. Just saying, if you're going to forcefully dictate what people are going to do, you might want to be nicer to begin with amd start the procedural conversation earlier. But calling me a jerk because i wouldn't break her own 6 ft rule? That's rude and uncalled for. There's no way to maintain 6 ft from the cash stand and check out.. politics... making rules that can't logically be enforced.

OK, lets get down to BIG business. Yes, most everything at GFS comes in larger than life packaging…read more That doesn't mean you should increase your portion size. The best part about this location is the friendliness of the staff. Yep, every single time I have been here I feel that they are my person assistants. Nothing makes you feel better than having every single person that works at the location check-in with you to make sure that you are finding what you need. Customer service makes me quite slap happy (no physical abuse was dished as a result of these visits). Want to make pasta sauce from scratch but don't want to boil and peel the tomatoes (take that Al Gore), come here and get (they have a variety to chose from) red sauce cans the size of your head. Imagine how big my eyes get! The have some really well-prepared products and the usual industrial restaurant low-quality foods. Why pay $5 at Trader Joes for 6 ounces of sundried tomatoes when you can get a pound of them here for the same price? Like feta? They have the real Greek variety in a massive pounder bag that is resealable (insert seal sound). Blueberries at Kroger are roughly $5/pint. Here, you can get 4 pints for about $7. They do have limited fresh veggies and fruit. They cut meat and cheese to order. You can get everything from breakfast foods to dinner, snacks to super pleasing in taste dessert foods. Also, basic cleaning supplies come in super sized portions which are great on the budget (less the back). Overall, GFS is a time and budget saver. Great for buying large and saving more. Although the typical "shaped meats" and prepared sides haunt the shelves, take the time and you'll find high quality products amongst the ghostly waist increasers. They even have tastings like Costco and Sams. Hahahhaha