Whenever I'm near a Publix, I have to stop in to get an Italian Sub to have for dinner because they…read morenever disappoint. As usual, I had a great sub prepared by a friendly employee. The store was clean and well stocked. While I was there I also grabbed a couple BOGO sale items. I just wish Publix would expand more into the Northeast so I could shop there more often

Top Tier CS! I come for the BOGO's and pantry bulbs. Its great for large families full of snickers…read more I also love their fresh made subs. I'll make my own party trays for parks, work or family gatherings. Lastly, their discounts near the front of the store. You can always grab discounted staples. Either way its a grand shopping experience

I picked up a Too Good To Go specialty bag and I was very happy with food in package. The manager…read moreKamron was very help and polite. The men in the deli area were truly nice as well. This is my first time visiting this store and I am very pleased how clean and open it is. I would definitely recommend.

Fresh market is a beautiful store. I got ground almond butter. They have honey roasted peanuts you…read morecan ground into peanut butter too. The deli is nice... curry chicken salad, and I got sautéed eggplant and chicken scalloppini. Bulk section with candy and nuts was nice too

We were greeted with such genuine, nice vibes by Mr. Hall. We were in a hurry and he was very…read morepatient in helping us prepare for our Church Brunch. Good Customer service goes along way when creating a good "shopping vibe" -to buy more stuff and keep the customers loyal!

I absolutely love this store because of the competitive prices, but this particular store is jammed…read morepacked with merchandise. Like its very difficult to move about in the store. On this day in the store, they were out of bags, go figure. You either had to carry your things out in your hands or get a boxed they pieced together. The register area is always a mess. I've never seen it clean or uncluttered. Again I love the prices because it saves me money on household products but if you deal with claustrophobia you may wanna shop elsewhere.

The Matthew's Location is incredibly more civilized and better stocked than the Charlotte location…read more Staff at this location are way friendlier and helpful. Staff at the Matthew's location are approachable and won't run away from you. In general, a better vibe; However - I don't like that they don't have a Self-Serve Check Out Option; Some of the Cashiers can get a little arrogant. Again - Better selection of items at this location. Parking lot can get a bit hectic, however - lots of movement. Lots of great deals sop don't even think about walking out with the Butter that you thought you were going to get. You aren't getting away without spending $150.00 USD per every visit.

Other than the parking lot circus on a Saturday morning, this Costco is exactly what I've come to…read moreexpect from the chain, the kind of familiar interior that feels almost comforting once you're through the doors. It's the classic huge warehouse footprint with food items running down one whole side, the deli, bakery and fresh foods stretching across the back, and the kitchen and homewares anchoring the other side. The stacked bays rise to the ceiling like always, but the things you actually need are right at eye level so you're not hunting. I had a short list today and found all our usual favorites without any wandering. A package of smoked salmon, the blue eggs, that excellent canned tuna, and a block of the three year aged cheddar all went straight into the cart. As much as the $1.50 hot dog was calling my name, I skipped it and saved my appetite for a later stop on this morning's route, which felt like the right kind of discipline for a day that was already testing my patience. But then you step back outside and remember where you are. This shopping center is not easy to navigate even on a quiet day, and on a sunny weekend morning it becomes something else entirely. The short aisles are a challenge because people wait for a single space to open and in doing so block the entire lane, and the uneven grading means you're constantly rolling up or down as you try to find an escape route. The twisty lanes probably do keep speeds down, but they also make it harder to see what's coming, and finding an exit feels like solving a puzzle you didn't ask to play. If you can swing it, shop during less busy times like a Tuesday afternoon when the sun isn't drawing half of Matthews into the same parking lot. Weekend mornings with blue skies are bonkers, and no amount of inexpensive delicious food can fully take the edge off that particular adventure. [Review 167 of 2026 - 4555 in North Carolina - 25357 overall]

Their prices are very affordable, the people here are very friendy, I wish they had butcher shop…read morearea, that way I dont have to go somewhere also. Thanks

This Salvadorian supermercado is smaller than expected. However, they have a pretty good produce…read moresection and a few aisles of dry goods. They also have an aisle with some good looking pan y postres. I would not recommending getting the hand-made corn tortillas in the refridgerator section (they are dry and leave you disappointed). They sell a lot of Goya brand products and I wish now I would have picked some corn tortillas to fry up later. You can get some pretty good deals on produce: cebolla $.50, jalapeno $.07. If you are looking for queso fresco you can get a block for under $5. The oranges look a bit more rough than I've seen in the mainstream markets, but I'm sure they are flavorful.

Well kept and well stocked Indian grocer. While it's a little tucked away, Google maps will put…read moreyou on the mark. The clerk was gracious, informative and just down right friendly. Great selection of individual spices (along with mixed) for those trying to amp up their culinary chops. Got a hankerin' for some Indian food but cannot find what you need at the big box stores? Give 'em a whirl and tell me what you think.

Stopped in here when we went to shop at another store and I saw it and thought, "hey let's go in…read moreand see if they have sesame seeds!" I have never been in an Indian grocery store so I really had no idea what everything was. They had lots and lots of frozen items as well as rows and rows of speciality dry/canned items. I finally recognized some things when I got to the spices aisle though! I was able to pick up a 400mg bag of regular sesame seeds, a 200mg back of black sesame seeds and a 100mg bag of mustard seeds all for under $11. UNBELIEVABLE! That probably would have cost me $65 at a regular grocery store. I was very, very pleased!

Nice staff and efficiently for your quick trip. Glad I found this Asian grocery store where the…read morestaff also able to give some suggestions about the ingredients and some cooking tips. You know, sometimes we didn't know what to cook. At least me, I am one of those people who a lot of the time go to get grocery shopping without any ideas about what to buy, to cook, to eat. It's a not a huge place but you would be able to find some basic Asian ingredients and fresh Asian produces. We have a big selection of veggies seasonally and this restaurant serves you well with even the ideas of the dishes.

The employees don't seem to know what they are doing and management doesn't seem even in the…read moreslightest to care to help them out. While the store itself is rather clean, I think the problem lies with management and the lack of competency to hire people who know what they are doing and the lack of work ethic to show those people how to do the job and instead opting for sitting them down in front of a computer screen and having them watch "modules" that do a poor job at telling them how to do the job, (I know this because I used to work there for three months). I saw an employee try to show a customer who lacked the brain cells to pay for his stuff, how to work the card machine and the store manager Ben was yelling at her when she was just trying to do her job and it was holding up the line. Keep in mind the store manager didn't even take the time to help his people out even after passing by like four times while this is happening. I've also heard and experienced for myself that the management there doesn't care for people with mental disabilities who want to work there and even go as far as to try to set those mentally disabled people up to get fired by putting them in scenarios that trigger them. Sometimes they even straight up fire those disabled people for no reason and make up excuses so they don't have to give them special treatment, (I have autism and DID and they did this to me and even called me retarded straight to my face saying "We don't need retards causing trouble at our store." which I was extremely confused by and upset by at the same time). Don't shop here, the people here are either stuck up or lack the brain cells to help you or even a mixture of both. (When I say lack the brain cells I mean they are Neurotypical and stupid)

Good selection on the salad bar and olive bar. Their cafe has okay tasting food, you can't expect…read moretoo much from food that has been sitting on the heater for hours all day. Big selection of beer & wine. Has all your essential grocery necessities.