If you're looking for groceries in Lake Lure, this is IT!…read moreThere are not a lot of options and this is a FULL service grocery including a Starbucks and gas pumps. Easily accessible near the route 9/route 74-A intersection on Lake Lure. It's big and you can wander the aisles looking for what you need or ask any of the many employees who are there to assist. Sadly, they don't carry R.O.'s cole slaw

We went to this Ingles today to restock some of our favorite brands. Those brands were no longer…read moreavailable! Though this store is closer to us than any other, we are not willing to purchase only what INGLES wants us to have rather than the brands we prefer (that were formerly in stock there). I bought nothing! We will look for another store (maybe not even Ingles) that carries the brands we want, even if we have to drive farther. Very disappointed!

Well laid out. Lots of selection. Helpful staff. Many items available here that I can't find…read moreelsewhere in town.

Alexis in the pharmacy is great. She makes going to the pharmacy better. She is a true assetread more

It's not very often that I get to go shopping in a store that's been opening it's doors…read morecontinuously for 124 years, especially one that looks pretty much the same as it did in 1899 or as it did when was relocated in 1913 which was owned and operated by the same family until 2010. There was a short time that the store was closed in 2010 after the passing of the last remaining original family proprietor until the present owners reopened the doors in 2011 but that's like splitting hairs. Believe it or not they still carries staples like bread, butter and milk, but also other essential items for mountain life like local vegetables, jams, and honey to rakes, paint, plumbing and things that many people have never seen. The old original scales and carts can still be found scattered around the store amongst so many other things from the past that would be nearly impossible to find these days even if you have an Amazon Prime account. Although there has been some technology installed, the old cash register from 1913 still sits close by and is still operational if there is ever a need. So while Pace General still has thousands of traditional and contemporary items for sale, it's also a museum of mountain memories and memorabilia that will carry on this family legacy. If you really want a history lesson on the area spend a few hours here then drive around the area and see what living history looks like...

A piece of small town American history you must visit if in the area. The history of Saluda and of…read morethe store is all throughout the store. In one section of the store there are two trifold posters with pictories and reports of the history. The walls display more pictures telling the history. Throughout the store are also antique items telling the history of items sold in the store. The store sells local produce and grocery items as well as just about any common item you might need. M.A. Pace General Store is also a place where you can visit with your kids who will enjoy Mayfield Dairy's delicious ice cream. M.A. Pace is a walk down memory lane and must stop if you are in the area.

A quaint little place for all things apple. Want apple butter? Yes, in various varieties also…read more Want some fresh apples, also in varietals? Yep. They have it! I originally went in to see if they had apple cider. They make it fresh every day on the machinery which is visible through the clear windows at the cash register. Lovely elderly lady apologized for running out of the fresh cider, but amazingly enough they had frozen in the plastic bottles of various sizes from pints upward. We stopped her on the way to Knoxville, TN and were so delighted that we came back and bought more on the way home to Charleston, SC. If you see the Saluda exit, take it and the store is up a hill across from the gas station.

We happened to see this place advertised at a restaurant we ate at…read more So we took a ride and stopped in! They will let you try the homemade cider as well as the apple butter and strawberry they have made up. You will see lots of homemade jar items as well as homemade wood items. The place is ran by the owners which makes it even a better experience. The daughter was there while we were looking around and then her Mother came in. Very friendly and told us about the apple press and that her Mom makes all the canned items along with her help as well. What an amazing place they had been here for 30+ years. If you were to stop while they worked you would be able see behind them is a clear glass to the press. The Mom said she would be making more jar items soon. The stuff we tried was good. She does make sugar free for those who can not have sugar. We enjoyed stopping in and had great conversation with them both. The next time we are in the area if they are open we will stop again for sure! Oh and they sell the cider frozen so you don't have to worry about keeping it cold if your traveling , make sure to stop here if your in the area!

This Ingles is huge. The store was very clean and well maintained. I couldn't figure out where to…read morego for dinner. I knew I wouldn't stop at one place though. I was happy with the salad I made at another Ingles so figured I'd try this one. The store was set up differently than the other Ingles I had been to while trying to find a working Redbox. But I figured out where the section I wanted was and got started. Their salads and other items seem popular. They had pizza, subs, and other options. There was even an olive bar with different types of olives. I wanted a cookie and found them but there weren't any bags to put one in just boxes. So that is how I got the slice of cake. The German Chocolate cake was delicious. I am sure I will return here for other meals when I return to Flat Rock in the fall.

This store puts all my local grocers in Georgia to shame…read more Clean, well stocked, fresh, salad and food bars, friendly staff, nice restrooms. Good variety of produce, meats and seafood. The bakery has seasonal stuff like German Stollen, something I'd never see at Kroger or Publix.

Maybe Food Lion gets a bad rap for being on the lower tier of shopping experiences but that wasn't…read morethe case here. I stopped in and had a pleasant time. Sunday late morning, the store was clean, it was quiet and it was well stocked. I had no problem finding fresh sliced cheese and turkey in the deli and some pork rinds in the chips aisle. A perfectly keto-compliant meal and super easy to eat. Yay! Running it through the self check-out was easy and I was on my way. The parking lot was tidy and it was a good shop. [Review 662 of 2025 - 4149 in North Carolina - 24223 overall]

Stopped here to pick up a few things instead of going back to our area. Was in Columbus most the…read moreday so this was convenient. When walking it, it had a bigger, newer Remodeled store and the produce area seemed bigger than most food lions, the store felt really cold. I was freezing walking around. There were employees who were putting new merchandise out which was nice to see especially when some places have bare shelves... I was looking for my favorite Starbucks mocha cold coffee and they had none. The employees we did talk to seemed friendly and helpful Overall a nice store.

The grocery store is good but the pharmacy is not. Doctor…read morecalled in a prescription a day ago and it's still not ready & is a common medicine, nothing exotic. . The female tech with the gray pageboy hair was very snippy and not helpful. Finally found out "might" be ready after 5:00 tonight. Luckily I had been given a written prescription also so took that to Walgreens down the street and was filled in 20 minutes. Skip rude Ingles pharmacy and head over to helpful Walgreens!

Nice store. Had everything we needed. Good produce and meats. Lots of parking. Easy access.read more