Not excellent but not bad, this large supermarket is A-OK. It seemed like a large-footprint…read moreWinn-Dixie. It is not high-end like a Publix or a Teeter and it is full service, unlike Aldi or Lidl. Lots of aisles of merchandise and it's all very well stacked up. Well lit, clean and bright. I found a couple of snacks, prices were quite good. Butcher department was well stocked and the prices looked good. The young lady who rang up my purchase was pleasant. Outside, the lot is clean with no litter and the cart corrals were clear. [Review 11920 overall, 1702 of 2019.]

I wonder if grocery store customers have finally come to their senses & stop shopping at Carlie…read moreC's. Drive or walk on over to Walmart. The Walmart store is cleaner & sanitized for customer protection. The food inside the Walmart grocery store is much fresher. At Walmart you can buy holiday turkeys that cost less than $15 dollars & less than $10 dollars. These are eighteen pound turkeys & twenty pound turkeys. Walmart actually does want people to have a happy holiday & merry Christmas. So come on over to Walmart this holiday season & make Walmart your primary grocery store destination, during the entire new year of 2024. Don't shop at the Carlie C's located at 1514 Garner Station Blvd anymore. You don't have to shop at any area Carlie C's grocery stores ever again.

Like other reviewers indicate the Store front sign depicts a different business but the…read moreinconsistency does not surprise me because even though there are many oriental items and products it is not easy to find what you are looking for because isles are not marked like in a grocery store so you have to be patient and walk around hoping to find what you need among hundreds of oriental products. Today I was able to find all but one of the items I needed for tomorrow's dinner and when I saw the owner I asked him if he could direct me to where I could find it and he was rude when answering because he said "I don't know and I don't know anything", well, I thought to myself he must be having a tough time unloading the truck and it wasn't a good time for me to ask. Maybe it is cultural but if you are in Rome... I went to the register to pay and sure enough he walked right behind me so I asked him if he was busy, "I am very busy all the time" "I don't need the money, I am only here for my customers" so I said, you should hire help and his response was "nobody wants to work, no matter how much I offer them" sure, who is going to want to work for you with that attitude. Am I not a customer? if the owner has no motivation and no desire to help a patron he should sell the business or call Marcus Lemonis to straighten the mess starting with the name Lost the sale of one item and lost a customer, I will not be going back

Total Oriental Foods is a mom and pop grocery store that carries mainly southeast Asian items. To…read morebe honest, it's really hidden and easy to miss. The signage says something different but you're at the right place. Here in the triangle, it's rare to find this time of store. Most Asian grocery stores here are usually catered towards the Korean/Chinese market. I was able to find ingredients here for Thai/Laotian dishes. Overall, great customer service!

Publix is a grocery store that also sells fresh baked goods and prepared foods such as chicken,…read morecrab legs, and subs. The employees at this location were very helpful and kind. I love their Chantilly cake as well.

Come often and love the experience every time. Good and produce always fresh and affordable price!…read moreBe sure to have the app and look for coupons!

Came to this Aldi recently to do some shopping and had an OK experience. The wares were pretty much…read moreas expected, which was kind of nice! The Aldi stores in NJ are remarkably similar to the Aldi stores in NC :) I would say this one was a little messier and smaller than the previous Aldi I went to, but it was acceptable. I guess the number of staff is quite small because the store had a sign at the cash register informing me that I should put my groceries on the conveyer belt and that someone would be with me shortly. Not a huge deal, but it made the checkout process a bit slower. Overall, I would come back here because the prices are great, but it's not the absolute best Aldi I've been to.

This is my go-to for groceries and any other treasure I can find there. The store is super clean,…read moreand the workers are all so friendly and helpful. You may not be able to find everything on your grocery list here but that is the nature of Aldi. If you haven't shopped at Aldi before, you have to understand that before you go. But I promise you, you will find a gem you didn't expect. And where else can you buy ladies underwear and avocados all in one place (yeah, I wear Aldi underwear, I said it, Ooh, La La) You will be so happy when you leave with a cart full of items that cost the same as 2 plastic bagfuls at Publix or the Teeter. Some things I have found here were beef short ribs, brisket and prime rib roast for so much less than traditional grocery stores. These kind of items are hit or miss when you find them so snap them up when you do see them as they may not be there next week. Make sure you bring a quarter for the shopping cart and your own bags (or buy them there) These are some of the ways they keep costs low and it's really not much of an inconvenience when you see how much you are saving.

Best produce, hot food and bakery in the area! Tons of gluten-free options, a fun atmosphere, and a…read morespacious dine-in area. A wonderful community market!

Very clean and neat- Bring your own bags in or they charge…read morefor bags. Food is pricey, great to buy things from Buffalo . I went in to get something from the grab and go and ended up getting a whole pizza with spicy cupping pepperoni (just like Buffalo) The man who made it was friendly and efficient- told me 15 minutes it was was ready on time- it tasted great.

Last thing in the world I want to do is complain about Lowes Foods in Clayton, NC. this location…read morehas been a good "go to" store for many years as we live relatively close by. Several complaints, all in 2026: Had to take back toothpaste that appeared it "might" have been opened and scotch taped over. No problem, the young lady was very helpful and took care of it. Great Customer Service. Some negatives: Four different occasions the broccoli crowns had grit/sand in them even after being washed. The worst part was the deli broccoli salad had grit in them, and this was unacceptable as this was a dish set aside for visiting guests. Could not eat it. Did not take it back but did alert customer service. Today 5/14/2026 was just the latest kicker. Picked up some "Cherry" labeled turnovers to take home. Upon taking one to sample, I discover that they were Apple. I head back to the store, receipt in hand and instead of replacing the box, I simply wanted my money back. $5.99 plus tax coming to $6.39. The young man attended to me decided that I should only receive $6.35 due to a penny shortage. How much trouble would it have been to simply give back to me $6.40? That does not even pay for the gas trip there and back and the hassle. Normally, I would just let this go, but I have seen this location "slipping' in my onion as of late. I can understand mistakes and forgive them easily, BUT I will not tolerate bad customer service. I have left out a few things, but this shall suffice for now. Thank you Lowes for being a trusted service in the past, but not this year. I endeavor to take my business to Harris Teeter on 42 east or the Walmart. I have had it.

Easy, consistent offerings on the salad bar. Chicken is always tasty & never leaves an aftertaste…read more I always grab them to eat later (hence the pic at my desk)

Went in for the 35.00 viral family meal. To my surprise they only had sides available so I opted…read morefor something from the buffet to make my drive worthwhile. Service was prompt. Outside of chapel hill, this location is my second favorite.

This Whole Foods is always so busy that the aisles can be hard to get through. They consistently…read morehave the regular things you'd expect at a Whole Foods, so while it may be on the small side, but they are efficient in restocking - which I guess explains why the aisles are so crowded. They have moved the Amazon returns around 3 times since I started coming here several years ago, and I think this iteration makes the least sense. It's shoved in a back hallway and they just switched sides of said hallway - so it's still a tight squeeze. One thing I really like which I haven't see at other WFs is the free little library out front.

This was one of the smaller Patel Brothers grocery stores I've ever been to. However, it was still…read morelarge enough to have a robust selection of fresh produce that you would struggle to get anywhere else, as well as plenty of spices and frozen items. The package foods were a little bit, disappointing for me; in terms of ingredient quality and price. The best part was that this was the sort of place where you could get long beans or melons and gourds and peppers that don't exist in the US for the most part and that is plenty enough reason to come.

My mother in law has been going to this store for years and recently had a terrible customer…read moreservice experience. The staff were very friendly and accommodating but the owner was an absolute jerk. My mother in law asked for the price of an item on a top shelf and was unable to see the price or obtain the item because of the height of the shelf and when she asked the staff, who happened to be the owner, she was told to, "go figure it out yourself." The owner then started making false accusations against my mother in law for no reason and was being rude. If the owner can be this unnecessarily aggressive with a loyal customer they truly don't care.