I saw on Facebook that Glen Allen Supermarket has daily meals each week Monday through Thursday. We…read morecalled this morning to order the pork medallions with wild rice and a dessert. We had no idea what to expect and we were pleasantly surprised. The food tasted fresh and homemade with a major comfort food vibe. The dessert wasn't described but we received a chocolate cake that was so good. A quick stop to pick up the meal and dinner is served! The staff from ordering to pick up were friendly. Can't wait to see what's on the menu for next week!

Tucked away in old Glen Allen, this market is a local-family-owned & managed gem that has all of…read morethe staples, some gourmet items (McCutcheon's Beets!), freshly prepared foods (great chicken salad and deviled eggs!) and daily lunch menus, local honey, veggies & amazing homemade desserts, great craft beer & wine selections (many Virginian), we love their cut-2-order meats and get all of our special holiday tenderloins, rib-roasts and steaks here. Great service and very welcoming, the Abernathy's store has a small-town vibe and reminds me of home, great market!

They have affordable prices, great customer service, the employees there are friendly. I have never…read morehad one problem at Kroger. Their bakery and deli employees are always very helpful.

I have resisted the outcry from family and friends that "Kroger S*cks" for years. But I have to…read moresay that at least at this location, I have about had my fill. Today was typical -- I went in on a Friday midday with 10 items on my list. Kroger was completely out of two of them going into a weekend. I would usually (and have for years) just shrug. But this is getting to be very very common. I always end up having to go to another store to complete my shopping. This week is was a specific cat food they carry and brown sugar. Twice lately it has been all the milk. MILK. ALL THE MILK. Seems like every time we go to this store we have to make time to go to another store to fill in. Last week all the eggnog in the case was curdled and separated. All of it. Clearly a refrigeration problem. But there it sat, available for sale. So back to the stock-outs. It is always something. It has gotten to the point that, if I have to go somewhere else to buy things that Kroger doesn't have, I might as well start there. So it's not just losing the $2.25 on brown sugar, the tipping point will have us shifting our primary shopping to Food Lion. Or Publix. Or Trader Joe's. Or Walmart. Or Wegman's. Or Lidl. Or Aldi. Or Tom Leonard's. Or Ellwood Thompson's. My point is, Kroger is too comfortable telling the customer to "buy it or leave it." It may be the fault of the buyer in Cincinnati under-purchasing, or the store manager for under-ordering, or the profit plan for not hiring enough staff to get stuff off pallets in the back. Doesn't matter to the customer. You're out of it. We moved all our prescriptions away from Kroger pharmacy years ago due to the long lines and stock outs. It may be time to do so for groceries.

Beautiful store and very friendly employees. I would like to give a special thank you to Barry in…read morethe meat department who took the time to trim and tie our Christmas beef tenderloin.

Here is what this, or any other Publix in the area, ISN'T…read more It isn't cheaper than Kroger. Or Food Lion. Or any other local grocer. Sorry, the market basket or whatever is used to compare is.... selective. It isn't particularly good in terms of ready to eat food, which is one of the corporation's selling points. A recent visit to the sandwich / hot food / feed me area went something like this: Me -- I'd like a XXX sandwich (from the menu board.) Employee -- oh we don't have that. We've never had that. They don't send us the stuff to make it. It's just on the board. It isn't particularly awe inspiring in terms of its baked goods or other convenience items. The bakery stuff is equal to Kroger, no better. And the salad bar, goddess help me, is seldom stocked up, and the soups are either empty or burned up on the table. So what does Publix have that brings me in? A half-decent staff in the pharmacy. This alone stole about 30% of my food shopping from Kroger, that doesn't G.A.S. about pharma customers. I say "half decen"t only because there is a fair lack of follow up at least at this Publix if a doc's office doesn't call back with a refill or a drug is not in stock (no calls to the customer to tell them to try elsewhere. DRUGS, people. This ain't a bagel. We literary need them to live.) Also, some good BOGO deals on regular stuff. And importantly, very few stock outs on grocery items. They carry, them, they have them. No other local chain is that dependable. But overall the prices are high. So Publix will never get the bulk of our grocery biz.

We ended up inside Lotte Market for the bakery, Tous Les Jours, but we stayed to check out the…read moreinteresting produce and grocery products from all around Asia and other international products too. We went away with a golden dragonfruit, (which piqued the interest of my five year old), a package of bourbon creams, (which piqued the interest of my Scottish husband who cant't find them in the places we usually shop), a bulk package of lentils, some indian packaged snacks, and some jacob's cream crackers. We left without any british chocolate much to my husband's dismay, but next time we shop there I will arrive with a list prepared for items needed for asian dishes I'd like to make, and we can grab a chocolate bar then! Checkout was easy, and it was a busy saturday but no long waits. Next time we go we will also plan to grab our lunch too--the food court looked stellar.

Fresh food. Kinda staff. Very large selection of meats and produce. Food is fairly priced- some…read moreitems are a little on the high side compared to other locations. But they have almost everything you'll need all in one stop.

This location has become my go to grocery score. It's in a convenient location and they always have…read moreplenty of items in stocked. The majority of the staff is friendly and they keep a pretty consistent crew. It's definitely one of the cleaner locations, in my opinion. They do carry Ukrop's products, but a very limited amount. They also have a pretty decent vegan section.

Thank you to Mario who stopped what he was doing and cheerfully brought me a bag of baby spinach…read morefrom the back when I couldn't find any. Great customer service!

There are two Wawa locations in the Ashland, VA area. This one is my preferred stop because it is…read moremuch easier to access from Interstate 95. The other location is farther from an exit and requires navigating multiple roads and intersections. This Wawa is located on Sliding Hill Road (State Route 656), Exit 86B off Interstate 95. It is the first exit north of the Interstate 295 junction. Having not stopped since Maryland, I headed straight to the men's room, which was clean. Wawa provides separate restrooms for men and women. The men's room includes a handicapped-accessible stall, a urinal, one sink, and an air dryer. It was clean, though not spotless. I grabbed a hazelnut coffee from the coffee bar, which was generally well stocked, although they were running low on half-and-half--one container was empty and the other nearly so. I did not see a coffee station attendant at the time. I also picked up a SIZZLI sausage croissant with egg and cheese from the warmer. It was good. I used the self-checkout, and the process was quick and uneventful. Overall, this is a nice store with friendly staff. I've stopped here before and will likely return.

Hoagie fest is a meal deal now. I don't want chips and a drink. I am happy with my water and…read moreskipping the chips making it less calories. Boycott till Wawa gets back to its roots.

Shop at location All the time since near home and normally in and out quickly using self checkoutread more

Food lion reminds me of Kroger back home in Indiana, it's okay but not great. I feel like I will…read morestop in for something quick but not for my weekly grocery shopping. I've had limited staff interaction as I usually go through self checkout. There is plenty of parking and store itself seems clean from what I have seen.

Publix is a really nice store kinda like a Harris Teeter or Kroger. I think it's in the Kroger…read morefamily. When you walk in they have a sitting area to eat at. A sub section, hot food like chicken, Mac, potato's, and etc, a salad bar,and take and go with prepackaged salads and entrees. The salad bar had a decent selection, but it still felt like something was missing. There were no lids for the salad dressing on the bar. But a nice lady from the hot food section helped me find something to put it in. The strawberry blueberry salads were only $5 which was a good deal and they were fresh. The chicken tenders were almost $10 per lb. That felt kinda pricey to me. So we got wings because there was a better deal. The staff was friendly and the store was clean and well stocked. My only complaint is some aisles seemed to small for 2 people to pass by with a cart. The water aisle specifically. I literally had to move over so someone could get by. That was kinda weird. It's a very nice store with a variety of things. They also have a store card for savings. I'd certainly shop here again. Check them out.

Do you like being misgendered by the manager after asking Jen to stop misgendering you? This Publix…read moreis right for you then! I as a transgender person had a horrible experience after Jen was called to solve an issue I was having at checkout. After Jen misgendered me, I asked Jen to not refer to me as the wrong gender and Jen proceeded to do it again and then tried to prevent me from recording Jen's name tag. Pretty wild that Jen has made it to management.