Wal mart is supplying jobs in eastern Kentucky thank you wal mart!!! Wal mart in Prestonsburg is…read morefriendly local hometown folks always willing to serve you! Take your kids nothing to worry about here. Come and check out the flowers! It seems like it's still summertime even though it's supposed to be fall!

This Walmart is not a Supercenter and so they have a very limited selection of groceries. I would…read moreimagine there is some deal so that they can co-operate with the grocery store next door. Clothing, electronics, pharmacy, toys, some automotive. The store is tidy and in good shape. The restroom was clean and we were not able to find the snacks we wanted because it's a limited store. That's just how it is. [Review 624 of 2025 - 316 in Kentucky - 24185 overall]

Wal mart has way cheap photo prints in the photo lab........thank you wal mart! I hear some sizes…read moreare as low as 14 cents for a picture! How cool is that! Just download from your phone at most wal Marts. Y'all have a good one. Peace out!

Friendly. Informative Interesting. New. Information Good food. Personal touch…read more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you want to tour Loretta Lynn's original home in Van Lear, Kentucky you must stop by Webb's…read moregrocery, pay a $5 entry fee, and follow the tour guide in your car a mile or so to the home. The young man that runs the store is a distant relative of Loretta Lynn. But for folks in this community this store is one of the only stores within many miles of their home. He has a few Loretta Lynn's souvenirs such as t-shirts and magnets. But there is also canned goods, soda, and water for sale. The store is very old and was a railroad company store when it was originally built. I believe he told me it was around a 125 years old. He has done a great job of keeping this place up as it did not have that old smell that you find in a lot of places. Of course you will also find a ton of Loretta Lynn memorabilia throughout the store as well as other older relics of times past, such as an old Pepsi clock, soda bottles and signs. It was a quaint old store that takes you back to simple yet tough times for many Americans in the late 1800s to early 1900's. I loved it!

Would rate zero if I could. They have a fifty item or less in the self checkout and these workers…read moremade us wait forever before they even BEGIN to check us out. Store closes At 11, next to no one else is here, no one was in line before us, and they have ONE register open with "workers" and five of them were lounging around on their hands. One was laughing saying he should be made manager. Never coming to Pikeville Food City again if all they do is waste customers time for no reason. I spent nearly 400$, and I could understand waiting if there were lines, but there weren't and this was well before 10 PM, so it wasn't like we were waiting until close, the schedule is disclosed in the attached pictures.

I'm in Pikeville for business, and rather than go out for every meal, I wanted to pick up a few…read moregroceries. Work colleagues recommended Food City, and they said this location would be better than the one that is South of the town. There's a good variety of prepared food and groceries. Attached, in normal Kentucky fashion, there is a wine and liquor department. Food City has a reasonable amount of produce, which was pretty fresh. The prices are fairly standard, and there is a free membership card for discounts. This location is in a shopping plaza with a Walmart and Lowe's, along with a bunch of other stores and fast food joints, so you'll be able to find most if not all of what you need in the area!

Went down to Kentucky for a funeral. We can't buy Banner Sausage at home (Grove City Ohio) so I…read morepicked up a case there. The store was clean. The employees were pleasant and helpful. Nice to see a laid back attitude.

Great place. Really convenient. However, they employ kids that are rude and not conscious of how…read morethey should be behaving when they are working. Just this afternoon my wife and I walked in, the two kids working just stared at us. Didn't say hi, just gave us a mad dog look. Okay, maybe not everyone is friendly all the time, no problem. When we got to the register, they didn't speak one word to us. Not so much as "did you find everything?" Or "how are you today?" Nothing. They were actually just gossiping about some other customer who goes to that store. What does that tell me? It tells me that they gossip about any customer that comes through there. If you talk about someone behind their back, you'll talk about anyone behind their back. Most of the employees that work there are really nice, very friendly. However, these kids that are working there now need an attitude adjustment and need to realize that they are at work at not drama class. I don't ever post on here. I only wanted to post because I had such a bad experience here. 4/5 since the nice older (as in older than the kids, not old) lady that works there is SUPER nice.

Some of the rudest floor employees I've ever dealt with. They continually block the aisle with…read moretheir carts (I guess picking for people too lazy to come in and get their own groceries is more important than in store shoppers) or standing side-by-side, blocking aisles to BS. It certainly doesn't make me want to stay and shop. I get what's on my list and get out as quickly as possible.

This Wal-Mart is the biggest Wal-Mart out of all Pike County and as well bigger than in Logan, Wv…read more Not only that, a lot of Wal-Mart in Pike County including the one in Belfry is a dry city and that means no alcohol sales. However, Pikeville is a wet city, that means alcohol sales are allowed and so the Pikeville Wal-Mart sells alcohol. But I don't go there for alcohol though, I go there for getting some of things that I can hardly find any at the Wal-Mart in my hometown which is Belfry. Employees in Belfry is a bit better than the one in Wal-Mart though but again it's probably because I know more people at Belfry one than I do at Pikeville though. If you cannot find some of the things at Belfry Wal-Mart and or at Logan Wal-Mart then there's a good chance that you'd find it at this Pikeville Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart need to stock more PC games though!

The sign out front says Save A Lot is a "hometown grocer" and they are independently owned and…read moreoperated. The chain has about 720 stores across 32 states. Opened here in Prestonsburg in 2023, it took over the Just Save Foods that had been here since 2019. The store manages to compete with the neighboring Walmart because the Walmart doesn't have groceries. All of that is here, from deli to dairy, from butcher to frozen. We had absolutely no problem finding a good selection of snacks including fresh fruit for the drive. Friendly service when we rang up the sale. Easy! [Review 625 of 2025 - 317 in Kentucky - 24186 overall]

You have to order early if you want your food hot and fresh. I'm a picky eater. Out of the things I…read moredo eat, half of them were very good. They deliver to Prestonsburg for $1.50! That's amazing all by itself. Worth trying!

This place is legit. It's like travelling back in time... back when things were simpler and just…read morebetter. There are friendly faces working, a small grocery, and a great butcher shop in the back. I used to go here because it was the only place to get Jones Soda. The last time I was there they didn't have it. I think they stopped carrying it, unfortunately. That's okay, though. The butcher shop in the back is great. The hamburger is particularly good, steaks are good, and their chicken salad is a favorite of me and my family. You only hear good things about the meats from here. There's a reason he's still in business all these years even with competitors like the nearby Sav-A-Lot and IGA. Kroger is only a 15 minute drive. I imagine most people do their grocery shopping elsewhere, at larger and cheaper grocery stores, but when you want some good meat, you come here. The small grocery section they've got here will get you by if you just need a few items and don't feel like making an extra stop. Check it out. Even if you don't need meat-- stop in just to see the place that has been in Martin for forever. Buy a pop and a candy bar or something. I don't think you'll regret it just because it's such a cool, quaint little shop.