Publix has a very nice variety of foods but is a bit pricier than other chains. I have one…read morecomplaint-I buy their bulk sausage in the case & I have to ALWAYS check the buy before date-white a few times they had some that had expired dates mixed in with the rest. They need to pay attention to that aspect for fresh foods! Other than that the staff are helpful!

This is a great location. Bigger than the one at Thornblade. More options and shelves are stocked…read morefull. Parking lot is huge and the staff is friendly. I got a few things and I did self checkout. The girl there was super sweet and helpful. I'll be back at this location!

First time here and it was a great experience!! Prices and atmosphere were great as wellread more

Make sure you download the app for digital coupons, fuel points etc! I always buy giftcards when it…read moreis 4x points to use for redeeming gas. 1,000 points gets you $1 off/gallon! Gas isn't cheap now and every little bit of reward helps! They have the best gas redemption rewards by far. Build a Harris Teeter in Spartanburg!!!

I like shopping at Ingles - but I restrooms are disgusting and need renovations- new doors to each…read morestall for women (theirs are dirty and none have hooks to hang purses).

I am one of those people that believes dawn is the best time of each and every day. I wake up at…read more4:30am and by 6am I am fully caffeinated, starting my work day. Today, was not an ideal day! Everything was off kilter: I woke up late, took forever to get ready, and left for work without my morning latte. By this time I should be enjoying the most productive stretch of my work day; instead, I am driving in to town frustrated at getting such a poor start. On a whim, I decide to pull into the Ingles Market in Greer to get things back on track. What a great decision this was! I was greeted with the friendliest "Good Morning!" at the Starbucks, before I even reached the counter. I bought some fresh goodies for breakfast and lunch from the produce department and the bakery, again delighted by how friendly the check-out was. Before I knew it, I was on my way to work, sipping my delicious latte, reenergized for another super productive day at work! All thanks to the great team at the Ingles Market in Greer!

Most of the workers don't speak English. English should be a requirement first the job since they…read moreare in America. It's a pain to find someone who speaks English!

I have shopped this store on a number of occasions but today topped the cake for horrible…read moreexperiences! I needed to return a couple of items and proceeded to the Customer Service area. It was 10:40am and there were no lights on at the counter. There was an incredibly rude woman with her name badge conveniently turned backwards standing by the area. She refused to acknowledge me, despite standing 3 feet away. I asked her if there was anyone working and she said, "No, it's closed." I then asked how I might make a return. Her response, "You can't." No apology, no alternative solution, no attempt to help at all, NOTHING. I don't care what I need in the future and how convenient this location may be, I will not return. Do better!

Came in yesterday and I was blown away by how incredible your employees are. The lovely young guy…read morewith awesome green hair and good vibes at the deli was so kind to my son. I wish I caught his name! Also - Liam went above and beyond to make sure we were so happy. Gave us awesome recommendations and was also incredible to my son. The lady, I believe she is the store manager, is also very kind and always says hi to us when we are checking out. I love coming to this location because of the people that work here I wish the organic produce was a little better but everything by else is great. I know it's hard to sell organic produce in Greer. Anyways Thank you!!!

I initially went there and was really impressed by the store. Sadly, I've had to return food there…read moretwice. The second time, that will be the last. I will not return to the store. I walked around the store and bought things on sale. Sadly, the sale prices that are posted is not how things ring up. The other problem, I bought a smoked chicken a whole chicken. I was very excited to get home and eat it. It wasn't fully cooked. I didn't realize and ate a chicken wing. I also bought a piece of cooked salmon. I'm not sure if it was the salmon or the chicken but all of a sudden I was so incredibly nauseous! Then I looked for my receipt. I had no memory of the cashier giving me a receipt. I looked through all my bags. I looked in my purse. I looked in my wallet. No receipt. Oh and I bought a bottle of evolution. Fresh squeezed orange juice. Opened it up when I got home and it was bitter, which meant it was going bad already. And I went directly from the store home so it didn't sit in my car and get warm. Since I didn't have a receipt and I felt I was overcharged... The charge of my credit card wasn't what I thought I had paid... I returned everything to the store. They were able to download my receipt. They did give me a complete credit for everything I bought. But there was something I went back and bought. Simple syrup mixers for alcoholic drinks. They were on sale for $2.99 and usually $4.35 or $4.50. My original purchase I had bought five. That's definitely a good deal and I use this product all the time. After returning everything, I went back to the shelves and grabbed two bottles of simple syrup. When I went to pay, here's a surprise: they rang up at full price. As I walked into the store, and as I walked out of the store, I kept telling people to check their receipts. It's very common for grocery stores to have sale prices posted, but not update their computer system and if you're not paying attention, you do not get the sale price. Well, sadly, I guess this is what this chain does. I hope the people who run this chain read my review. I hope they check how they cook their chickens in store and sell them as fully cooked. I know Costco and all the other grocery store chains do not sell undercooked hot chickens. Someone's not doing their job or they don't have their thermometers working. Very sad.

Huge, beautiful, super clean grocery store that also has a bar! Give it a try and you'll be happy…read more If you're not, hit the bar and try your review again.

Harris Teeter on Hampton Blvd is hands down the best grocery store/deli/bakery/Tavern/etc., I have…read moreever shopped.Their Monday Pizza deals(under$10), can't be beat. You need to check their daily fresh made meals to pick up on the way home. Cheaper than buying groceries and cooking. Their giving local pizza restaurants a run for their money. Great weekly sales and BOGO, which makes your budget got a little further. If you join their VIC. CLUB, you get free pick up if you order on line. the more you order on line, their app keeps track of your purchases, and lets you know it's on sale and even if there are any coupons. I could go on and on ...... Sign me, happy customer !

The angles on Stallings road is the only Ingles in the Carolinas that doesn't ever make tea in…read moretheir deli. The container is just set empty everyday

The lady at self check out was an absolute peach, the lady at customer service desk was nothing but…read moregreat and my cashier Dylan O. If he had been any more friendly I would have had to vote him Mr. Congeniality. Just joking. This kid can he talk ? Can he smile ? He does not need to be in customer service does he have any other facial expressions besides die mother f*\\|\¿ Come on were you that desperate to hire someone ? He needs to learn some social skills

If you're not on the Aldi bandwagon, then just jump on here. This store never fails to have the…read moreitems that I need. Not traditionally being an off-brand consumer, I resisted trying Aldi for a while, but now I can't live without some of their items that are even better yet less expensive than the brand names. There are actually some brand name items mixed in with their own, and lots of holiday-specific grocery and non-grocery goods, too. Bring a quarter for your cart deposit and go now!

So I'm not going to rate down this place tremendously due to my personal dislike of this store. A…read morelot of people really like Aldi and I guess I see you save SOME money with their brands of food and items, personally I did not see too much of a savings. It has a small selection of items and if you blink you just might miss what you're looking for. I did notice the produce was organized and fresh, also the meat selection did not look too bad. I came in to buy a few items for Nachos...Tortilla Chips, refried beans and olives. It took me like 10 minutes to try and find olives.. I went down the ONLY aisle that had canned vegetables/sauce/ and Hispanic food like 5 times... NO Olives! I about gave up and then I walk down to get cheese and then bam! Olives at an end cap by cheese?! So it was a bit discombobulated for me. I don't hate the place , customer service was good, it wasn't messy or anything it just wasn't what everyone hypes it up to be. I do love the eco friendliness of no plastic bags unless you purchase them. Try it for yourself, it was busy inside so a lot of people do enjoy it.

Their sign reads "best Asian market in town". Now, of course, anything that calls itself the "best…read more**** in town" leaves me skeptical. But...after stopping in while visiting family in Taylors, I may be forced to agree with the sign. What a tremendous selection! One caveat...this is only the "best Asian market in town" if you are looking for Chinese/Vietnamese ingredients. For this, they win simply because they are HUGE and therefore stock tons of ingredients. If you are looking for Thai, Korean, Malaysian, etc...you're best bet is still probably Saigon Market (closer to downtown on Wade Hampton)...and I'm STILL looking for a local market that offers fresh Kafir lime leaves (truly, a crucial component to a delicious "Tom Yum" soup...shrimp or chicken). Alas, my search continues....

This place does not look big at all from the outside. As soon as you walk in you see that there is…read moretwo parts to the store, in the back is a HUGE room with 6 aisles and they have everything from Japanese, Chinese, Taiwan, Korean, and many more Asian Foods. They had everything I was looking for. They had Kimchee!!! And shrimp chips, shin ramen, and even Asian non grocery items, like asian shampoos, soaps, dishes, and even a pair of shoes!!! I went and explored the whole grocery store with a friend that introduced me to the place, and we were in there for an hour!!! I will be going back over and over again. Very pleased to have found another Asian Grocery Store in Non Asia South Carolina. They are located only 1/2 a mile from Walmart on Wade Hampton in Taylors and they are on the same side as Walmart behind the BB&T Bank in a little shopping plaza. So go check them out today! They take debit, but only with a $10.00 minimum.

I love the store. I shop here every week. However, this…read morelocation is always a mess outside. It always has trash outside Especially around the sidewalks around the building. Sometimes the entry area and near front of the store near the bakery the floor stays dirty. Maybe the area manager can make a difference.

For those of you familiar with Aldi, it's a little bigger and kind of similar. Bring your own…read moreshopping bags or grab one of their empty boxes to put groceries in. Finally a grocery store that isn't pricey! One thing to remember... if the tag that is yellow and on sale says 2 for $5 ( you MUST buy 2 to get discount) I'll be back again!