If you are looking for Ingles signature golden brown cornbread or biscuits you will not find them…read morehere they suck!!!!

Ingles is the closest large grocery store near our home, so we frequent this store. They usually…read morehave what we want/need in stock. Their quality is good, however we wish they had as good a prepared food bar section as the Ingles in Greeneville, Tn. We also like the Food City prepared food bar selection and quality better. Their bakery is d cent, but Food City is better.

I like Kroger's a lot. It's even better because I live within walking distance to it, but even if I…read moredidn't I'd still probably come here because Kroger's carries quite a few items that you typically won't find in 'other' grocery stores. Well, not in this area at least. They also have a decent ethnic aisle (ok, not a whole aisle but it'll do). It's annoying to see people park directly in front of the store. If you don't want to park in a regular parking lot, there's that whole 15 minute area along the curb. But it's not Kroger's fault for inconsiderate people. I was stoked when they opened their gas station. I would probably say it's the most convenient gas station this side of town, easy to get in and out of and close to the interstate. The guy that works late there is interesting though. I used to think he was nice, now I don't know if he's just socially awkward or just flat out rude on purpose. I will give him the benefit of the doubt by just assuming he's going through some stuff. Regardless, I no longer go up to the window if he's working there. Lastly, thank you Kroger's for closing at midnight. I work late every night, I swear I don't pop in last minute just to annoy you all. At least my visits are only 5 minutes tops!

I've been shopping here for about 15 years. In the last 5 years there's been a hard decline in…read moreservice and atmosphere. The sidewalks directly outside are constantly occupied by vagrants and drug addicts. Inside the store is often similar. There are a few great employees, but there are SEVERAL that act as if you're an inconvenience, especially when ringing up and bagging. Particularly, an old lady cashier and a young girl bagger. They're the dynamic duo of "don't shop here". The "pick-up shoppers" that roam the aisles with their carts, constantly block aisles and remain oblivious to this fact. It's difficult to navigate the store with these people shopping for 6 lazy people at once. Additionally, going in and out of the store is an experience of a swap-meet. People are always sitting there with their tables for "Save the Kittens of Mozambique" or "Donate for Underwater Basket Weaving". They will not miss the opportunity to try to hustle a dollar out of you. This setting occurs about 2/3 visits. Too much. Too close to the door. Leave me alone. I'd love to just shop in peace and have a cashier that might occasionally say "Hello" or interact in any way with the customer and a bagger that actually places the bags in the cart and not on the counter and doesn't look and act stoned out of her mind. Oh, also... turn down the volume on the U-scans. Jesus Christ. As a result of these things, I now shop at Food City for 90% of my needs and it's 3 minutes down the same road.

I recently visited the Natural Foods Market in Johnson City since i was checking out all the health…read morefood stores in the area with my wife. I couldn't help to think that this store was exactly similar to going to the fruitful yields back home in Chicago. The store layout felt absolutely familiar even though I have never been to the store in my entire life. This store had a great selection of grocery items, snacks, grab and go beverages and vitamins at the very least. They even had some non alcoholic drinks as well with some hard to find items. Prices were unfortunately a bit High for most of the items. Overall, I do think that the store is worth checking out and it's a bit cheaper than going to Earth Fare nearby.

Wonderful local store. I've been going to this place since 1989. Always have everything you need…read morein a convenient and easy layout of a store. Staff of helpful

JC is now my second favorite Aldi. The one place where I actually like the self checkout. The…read morescanners are really sensitive and just a slight delay, so I've scanned some groceries twice and had to get help until I learned the rhythm. It's always crowded and packed here, especially with everyone "working from home." Seems to me a passel of 'em are working from the Aldi aisles and parking lot because they're always here! It's a great location, adjacent to the best barbershop in town (L&M). Without giving up ALL of my secrets, I'll just say that there are less crowded Aldi stores, but they don't have the self checkout option, which is fine because watching Aldi checkout magicians at an Aldi store is something to behold. Beware those middle aisles, they're full of great deals and things that I didn't know I needed until I saw them!

I appreciate the prices in this day and age, but rey paying with cash. And the one register people…read morewith a cart load of product uses a card. Somewhat backwards if you're asking me. Every other store in the world I've been to, has cash and credit. Apparently Aldi's is mining data. Morgan

Love stopping by to see what's new ... produce, plants or miscellaneous merchandize -- they've…read morealways got what you need!

Have to give a high 5 to the meat department team and their manager for the exceptional help in…read moreselecting the best meat for a cookout dinner. Just like a good old butcher shop assistant

People should be careful what they say to customers, I accept whatever someone says to as literal…read more I was harassed the other day by James. when I was shopping there. I'm handicapped and wouldn't mean anyone any harm. I don't see how someone can be friends to coworkers, but a complete stranger. They will show the least concern for their feelings. I have been harassed two out of the last five Saturdays that I had been there