The cashier at Aldi on 6336 Roswelo road Sandy Springs. Store #20just stole $8.65 from me by…read morecharging me for extra toilet paper. They are fast for the purpose of stealing your money, so people need to take their time and check their receipt when they are buying a lot. I think when buying a lot is when the thieving cashiers strike. I got there at 7pm and my total was $277.81, it was more than I usually get, I even asked the lady that it seems some things were scanned twice but she said no, only to get home and found out the added charge. They have no phone number on the receipt and the one I called directed me to online. I'm never leaving the store again without checking my receipt no matter how large the groceries is and what time it is. Those are the two factors the cashier took advantage of.

Love the home section that no one thinks about! Got a mat for my bathroom! A sale vacuum for…read more$19.99!!! Random but I'll use it!

I had not come to the Sandy Springs farmers market since it moved to its new location. It was rainy…read moretoday, but there were still many vendors out and their stalls were full of goodies ! I tried the coffee for REV and also bought some bakery items next door next to them! Unfortunately, I found out that today was the last day of the season! It will start back up in May

I'm upset I didn't know about this market until the day before the last one of the year!! A nice…read morefarmers market in Sandy Springs with a variety of vendors from farmers to New Orleans food to some delicious matcha they have something for everyone. It's well organized and doesn't get crowded like other markets so there's plenty of space.

I seem to forget to check out Buford Farmers Market on a regular basis when I'm looking for Asian…read morefoods. I went this past week because I was looking for 2 specific items that I wasn't able to find at 2 other large Asian markets. Someone had suggested this Market because of the extensive ethnic choices. It has Asian (Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Filipino), European, South American, Hispanic and American items. There are sections that have premade Asian meals, fresh seafood, extensive fruits and vegetables, frozen foods, pantry staples, bakery items, almost anything you might want. It's a large market and you could spend hours going up and down the aisles exploring. I was surprised to find they even had a favorite pop that I only thought I could get in Michigan. Now I know that I can go here and get it, without having to have it ordered online. It can get busy on the weekends when everyone is doing their weekly shopping, but I went later in the day and was able to find parking and not bump into people or long lines.

I came here for some already prepared food and it was a great find…read more Shopping carts look old but all the wheels work. They have hand carts and smaller buggies in the store. You have to get one of the big shopping carts out the parking lot yourself. The produce section is huge and loaded with the freshest produce. The prices look bigger than Kroger put on the same level as Publix. This place is essentially an international market mixed with a farmer's market .The seafood section is humongous. I got some sushi, grilled Markel, and chicken fried rice from the korean section. In the butcher section, I got pork belly, goat, lamb, chicken wings, and pork shoulder. All the food was amazing.

Good food & Good people ! the okra and pulled chicken is very delicious ! All the produce is fresh…read moreand healthy. Highly recommend

Great food. Great service. Great employees. Especially the…read moresauced pulled BBQ. Always a delight to eat lunch there.

SALMONELLA. I contacted this company on 2 separate…read moreoccasions, with concerns of how the food was packaged and delivered. The portions are "flash frozen", and arrive thawed (not frozen) with the dry ice completely evaporated. I was reassured that the meals were perfectly safe to eat, and this was standard. Which I thought odd, bc after subscribing to a dozen different meal services over the last decade, there has never been an issue with proper packaging and/or all the ice melting... Considering the mailing fee is $94, one would expect that they would have the process streamlined and safe. I should have listened to my intuition, but I didn't, I trusted someone on the other end telling me that the food was safe. Ten days later I ended up in the hospital with Salmonella poisoning. On the HCG diet protocol, you only consume 500 or less calories per day, it was pretty easy to trace the source back to a chicken dish I had eaten 12 hours prior to becoming deathly ill. The icing on the cake was that there was ZERO response from the company when I shared with them that I had been given a reportable diagnosis of a food born contagion. The Health Department and CDC have both been notified, and when I called Jessica to discuss after radio silence of nearly 2 weeks, she asked, "did they test your food to verify the poisoning?" SERIOUSLY??? Ummmm... yes they did test it from my stool sample that was cultured at the hospital. Thanks for the empathetic ear. WTF. Bravo.

Very good service. Food tastes good and in conveniently packed to eat right away. Great customer…read moreservice.

I always have a great experience at this location The staff…read moreand managers are the friendliest and most helpful!

I did not shop at this store. I only came to purchase their fresh muffins from the bakery as they…read moreare known for. However, I left disappointed because their oven was not working properly. The muffins would be ready about 45 minutes as told by management. So I left empty handed.

Tomatoes are awesome. Just tried some of bread they sell. Yummy. Highly recommend. Bring cash or…read morecheck.

It is the closest and best fruit stand in our neighborhood. I especially like the tomatoes and the…read morecorn. I shop there frequently.

I think I have to give this Publix five stars for the service alone. In the meat/deli area, an…read moreemployee approached me and asked me if I needed help finding anything. I've been a regular at Publix in metro Atlanta for decades (Atlantic Station location, mainly) and that never happens to me. I told him that this Publix's layout is flipped from what I'm used to. He smiled and said he gets that a lot. I did get turned around at first, but I was able to easily find everything I was looking for, except for the Red Baron Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizza singles (2-packs) which this location and my go-to location were out of at the time. I've also liked to buy them in bulk (12-packs) at Costco. That guy and the two ladies at checkout were very friendly. There were also a couple employees in the produce section that were joking around with each other. Everyone seemed to be in a good mood. This was on a random Tuesday night around 8:30-8:45. Did they all just find out they got unexpected bonuses or something? I had a conversation with the cashiers about the restaurant I'd just eaten at, Kyuramen, in the same shopping center. I brought my leftovers in and had them with me while I shopped. My cashier, Jill, noticed and went out of her way to bag my leftovers for me. How nice of her. This Publix is located in Abernathy Square, the large shopping center at the big intersection of Roswell and Abernathy Roads in Sandy Springs, North Fulton. The reason I came to this location is because it was convenient for me to grab groceries right after dinner. This shopping center was busy, especially when I arrived around 6:30pm, but there was plenty of parking. I ended up settling for a 2-pack of Red Baron Deep Dish Four Cheese Pizza ($4.59) and got a few things I routinely buy at Publix: a large fruit salad ($16.08), Silk Almond Creamer Sweet & Creamy flavor ($5.59), and two cans of Starbucks Premium Instant coffee Medium Roast ($10.79 each). The selection of Starbucks products at this location was better than my normal Publix in Atlantic Station, but I'm pretty sure this Publix is bigger. My wife and I are generally fans of Publix and prefer it over competitors like Kroger and Harris Teeter simply because of Publix's fresher produce and generally higher-quality selection. I also like that you don't have to deal with a membership at Publix because everyone gets the same "automatic" discounts. Publix did launch a membership program, Club Publix, in 2020, but I think its main benefit is digital coupons -- it's not for automatic discounts at the register like Kroger Plus and Harris Teeter VIP, where you have to scan a membership code or enter your phone number. Like the Publix I frequent in Atlantic Station, this Publix also had a police officer stationed inside the front. This one was a Fulton County officer. This location opened in May 1994.

I typically go late at night to avoid some of the crowds but tonight it took me 15 minutes just to…read morecheck out. One of the items that the people in front of me wanted to buy did not have a tag - so it took four people two different trips back to produce and a manager to finally type in the $4.99 amount. They offered to open another register, but all of my items are already on the belt. Unfortunately, I could not do self checkout because I had several gift cards to buy. I had to justify my purchase to the manager and explain why I was spending $300. He said they want to make sure no one's being taken advantage of (good intention) but how is the Publix manager going to resolve that if that was the case ...LOL. Then one of the gift cards didn't work and they had to match all the gift cards back to their codes to figure out which one wasn't working and then refund and re-ring the missing card. It was an embarrassing long process, and the clerk was new and completely clueless so the manger had to come back and help her again. I usually avoid the registers (I'm the jerk with a full cart at the self checkout) because they either bag my groceries poorly and I end up with damaged items or products scan in at the wrong price. Sadly, I end up at the service desk about half the time for rain checks of BOGO items that are not in stock or on the shelves yet. This is one of the most expensive stores in the area but continues to fail and under deliver. I've started going to Whole Foods, Amazon delivery, and/or another Publix instead.