I've shopped at this Food Lion on over a dozen occasions. Normally, everything goes well and the…read morecustomer service is good. Tonight, my husband and I had a horrible experience with a cashier named Justin (curly orange hair). He insisted that both of us needed to be ID'd to purchase alcohol despite the fact that only my husband was the one purchasing. That would've been fine, but after complying with his request we just were saying how we get rules are rules, but that we thought the rule was a little stupid. He then proceeded to get a nasty attitude and he refused to sell to us. When I told both of the managers Kiersten and another gm (that i didn't catch the name of); Kiersten was not apologetic for her employees behavior and seemed very apathetic/indifferent towards my complaint. The second manager seemed more professional and heard me out and said he would talk with Justin. I'm mostly disappointed that neither of them thought to apologize for the situation and offer to ring us up on a different register. After the experience, we went to Krogers down the road. Had a great experience with a cashier Alexandria. 10/10 would recommend shopping at Kroger's.

This was probably the cleanest Food Lion I've ever been in. To be honest I am use to the Food Lion…read morestores in the Hampton Roads area. In that area, Food Lion doesn't seem like the best grocery store. However in the Lexington area, there is a completely different vibe.

The words, classic, iconic, and memorable are thrown around all too easily these days…read more.. The East Lex Store earned those monikers and continues to every day. It doesn't matter if you are a learned tenured professor at one of the two universities in the town ... A college student ... a local native, Or somewhere in between... The east Lex store is for you !

This is the place to get a keg, step into the massive walk in refrigerator and select some beer, or…read morepet one of the many (many) well-behaved cats on premises. Friendly local business; great relationship with the students

I was in need of 2 toiletry items which I'd forgotten to pack whilst visiting Rockbridge County for…read morethe weekend, thus made a stop at the Walmart Supercenter. I wondered for a bot prior to locating them, and then learned that I could not use my watch to pay, so had to go back to my vehicle to retrieve it. I didn't survey the entire store, but it seemed to contain eveeverything that a Supercenter should. Im fairly conconfident that items are priced similarly across the USA, however cannot attest that with absolute certainty. The checkout lines were short (a Fridand aftenoon at 530pm) and many were going through selfcheckout, but I'm too old for that. Several massive 18 wheel right were parked in the periphery, the parking lot seems to be at a slight slant, so avoid e.pty shopping cards which may gravitate toward and collide with your vehicle. Additionaly, the parking lot was shrouded In a cloud of omnidirectional cigarette smsmoke . Its a typical Walmart Superstore , so go for it! There were several lar

The selection here is wonderful! But, can be overwhelming in the parking lot. That's my only…read morecomplaint!

You guys carry a few products that others don't and your deli/meat department are stellar!read more

This is a nice-looking store, like most Fresh Markets. The selection was, as I often find, a bit…read morepuzzling. I came seeking the little protein shakes that are common in health food stores. Finding them neither with the vegetables or with the alternative milks or with the coffee-based mixed drinks, I assumed they didn't have any of this sort of item, only to find a small freestanding cooler that did have some, but not quite the price or selection that I was hoping after all that searching. Similarly, some elements of the fruit and vegetable section didn't quite have everything I was hoping for. This store also had a longer wait in line than I would have expected despite three registers running. There were still some good quality food items to be had, but trying to shop comprehensively at Fresh Market often leaves me a bit frustrated.

Great creamed honey and lots of pickled veggies in jars....heading there shortly after a few more…read more8.5% beers from Great Valley!!!

Very interesting old fashioned "country store"." They sell a bit of everything you would expect…read moreplus unique items you don't see everywhere. I like their selection of old timey "cooboooks that are fun to read.

Just the type of country store you'd expect to find in a quaint little town like this! It was…read morebeautiful and had a great selection of unique items. Lots of goods and sweets. If you're visiting from out of town it's a must stop location.

Whole Foods has been going downhill for years. First, you will find healthier choices around…read moreCharlottesville for less so what's the point. The deli section has nothing enticing anymore. The fruit and vegetables aren't fresh as they used to be and the service in the front is awful now. Why would I spend money here for this?

Too Expensive! I used to shop at this Whole Foods and walked in here a couple days ago to buy a few…read morethings but prices are Outrageous high that I walked out for example box of Oatmeal is $4.59 but another Whole Foods I shopped at last week $3.59 (not on sale either). I went to Wegmans and bought Organic Oatmeal for $2.99. I will not shop at this Whole Foods I'll go to Costco and Wegmans where prices are more reasonable.

It happened again: bought a rack of ribs from their meat dept and when we opened them up they were…read moreOFF. I guess I am a slow learner. (I have bought meat around 25 times from Whole Foods in Charlottesville and nothing was ever off.) So to get some use out of the Fresh Market ribs, I dropped them off in front of my gamecam up on the mountain and provided a feast for a Red Tailed Hawk. I put this on social media.

As Fresh Markets go, this one was relatively large and had a substantial selection. I found no…read moreshortage of viable sale items, and managed to pick up both some actual fresh things like produce but also an abundance of protein shakes. The location was also a handy highway intersection for one on the go. It was a straightforward shopping experience for expensive food, and if the test of such a place is whether it can convince me to get more than I planned to, this place was successful.