I'm not a regular Publix customer, but after today's purchases, I really should be!…read more I bought a variety of prepared foods and everything was delicious! The tuna sub was fantastic, the pasta salad was delicious, fried chicken was so good and had an unusual mild spice mix that was a hit. Bought the banana pudding and chocolate cake to take to a friend and she loved both. The store is spotless, well lit and easy to navigate - some grocery stores feel so cramped, but Publix doesn't have that feel. The deals were great, too! Buy one get one free on numerous items! Plenty of parking, too.

Gotta say, it's hard to beat a Publix sub. There a dozens of places that you can get a sub…read moresandwich. But there's just something about a PubSub that makes it special. The Ultimate includes ham, turkey, roast beef and cheese. Dress it up with your favorite toppings (mine are lettuce, tomato, cucumber, black olives, onions, jalapeños) and some oil & vinegar on some crusty, crunchy-on-the-outside, soft-and-chewy-on-the-inside store baked bread and you've got yourself a real treat. Order ahead of time online and they'll have it ready for you. Can't beat that!

Harris Teeter has become a new favorite when it comes to choosing where to buy my groceries…read more This particular location is conveniently located close to work and home, which makes trips faster. There's a ton of parking, too. Harris Teeter is always clean, well-stocked, and organized. The produce is always fresh when I visit and I've never seen anything that was out of date. Prices are comparable, if not cheaper, than its predecessors. Harris Teeter is also my preferred pharmacy location. They're always quick, friendly, and helpful. I did have one poor experience when I was picking up a prescription and was told they would have it in on Monday. I called that Monday to see if it was in and another pharmacist was baffled that no one told me that this particular item was over the counter and had been in stock. I came in and the pharmacist showed me where this product was located. She was super helpful! The cashiers have all been very friendly and quick during checkout, too. I like this Harris Teeter location and am glad it's here in Wake Forest!

Very well stocked supermarket with a fair number of things on sale. Very clean and orderly as well…read more Felt it was impressive.

Heritage Market is a great convenience store. The employees are always so friendly. It is on…read moreBurlington Mills Rd where it intersects with Forestville Rd. It is a great place to pick up needed items without going to a grocery store. They offer beverages and snacks. I like the treats on the counter and always get my lotto tickets here.

The last thing I expected to find was a convenience store at the intersection of two well-traveled…read moreroads in a suburban area. I don't know why, though, since that seems to be the perfect spot for a convenience store. And what a convenience store it is. First of all, Heritage Market is a classic convenience store with an old-time feel but carrying the usual drinks and chips and good humor ice cream. Nevertheless, if you want to escape the traffic or break up a road trip, this is a good place for a mini-stop. Whether it's a breakfast on the go, or a few minutes extra for lunch, they're set up so you can grab a sandwich, a cup of Larry's beans coffee, and sit at a small table in the corner to watch the traffic outside or the news on the overhead TVs. This store was super busy. I was inside for only a few minutes, but nearly everyone who stopped in was greeted by name by the employee. It's obviously a popular stop with the locals. As I reached into one cooler to grab some water, the cooler next to me had some large blocks of various cheeses from Ashe County Dairy, and, the cheese was conveniently located right next to some six packs of beer. Party fixings all in one convenient place - who knew? I guess there's more than one reason why these are called convenience stores. I like Heritage. It's an old-time store but with all the modern things that make a convenience store convenient.

I've been going to this location for the past 3 years. However, after the past couple of visits,…read moreespecially today, I have decided to stop shopping here. We don't go grocery shopping often and tend to do one big trip once or twice a month. Having said that, most of the products here were either expiring within a few days or were already expired. I was looking at some cheese, I sometimes do the "manager's special" which means it's expiring soon. The cheese I picked up was completely molded. The produce section is a hit or miss. Nearly all of the bags of premade salads were expiring within a few days and the onions had fruit flies and bruising all over them. The soon-to-be expired food selection really makes grocery shopping for the month really difficult. On top of pricing, this is no longer the cheaper grocery store option in Wake Forest. The staff have always been lovely and oddly enough, I've made connections with quite a few people working in the checkout section. Unfortunately, due to high prices and nearly expired food every visit, I won't be coming back.

We special ordered a cake for the five year anniversary of our organization…read more The person who took our order said a white cake and lemon frosting with our group logo would be perfect. Instead we got a white cake and white frosting. We were told at pick up "I can try to fix it" but did not tell us what that meant. More likely than not just scraping the frosting off and putting on new. She did take off the price of putting the logo on and then offered the wonderful excuse " The logo is better on white anyway yellow frosting would tint the logo yellow" Guest services said "Oh, I'm sorry" and did not offer any assistance whatsoever. The correct answer should have been "What can I do take make it right". Now we know why it's guest services and not customer service as they provided no real customer service Overall our experience with the bakery and a custom order was terrible as was the lack of caring at guest services. I would consider not using them for custom orders or be specific in telling the to do what you ordered and don't make changes.

This Walmart is big however it's crowded. The shelves seem pretty organized, although people seem…read moreto have scattered through the important items specially during the holidays and I can't reach the very top shelf lol it's fine.

This Walmart still has better prices for avocados and two years later, they're the same price!…read more However, this store is messy and unorganized. Looking for energy drinks became a hunt in the store because there's no signage. Seasonal section isn't seasonal. Some items are very limited. I was looking for a mouse pad and I had two options: a flat black mousepad for $5 or a black mousepad with a cushioned wrist for $10. Overall, I'm not as impressed with this Walmart as I once was. Sure, groceries are still cheaper but I'd rather save my sanity.

So tonight I shopped at both Lidl & Food Lion, and scored big by shopping at Lidl first…read more I love Lidl for many reasons, one like stores their prices are compared too, you don't have to have a quarter for a cart (because who really remembers that every time they go to get a cart), but you do have to pay for bags if you don't bring your own, or just have a bunch of groceries sitting in your car. They have great produce, and you're not always limited to buying a bag full of an item, when you really only need 2. They have more variety and lots of name brands at better prices. I hadn't been in awhile and was shocked to see Land O Lakes cheese, Frito Lay Brand snacks, Coke products to name a few brands. You definitely save money here. Plus they have an app which has all the goodies and coupons. They have all the meat, cheeses, selection of refrigerated pastas (to name a few)that you would think it's a specialty. Oh and in another review I mentioned how mouth watering their bakery is. I'll definitely drive the extra mile to go to Lidl.

I visited a Lidl back when I was on a trip in Germany. It was exciting to see that NC had one. The…read morestore is definitely not what I remembered back in Europe and it had mostly US-made products. We were kind of expecting more of a European grocery store. It turned out to be quite random. You can buy hummus on one side and turn around and buy a trampoline. The prices are decent so there's no issue there. It's just not what I remembered Lidl to be. The flow of the aisles were confusing, too. If I had to describe it, it's like a marketplace version of Costco. I do want to visit again during day hours because their bakery section looked like it would be great. Unfortunately, I visited around 7:30pm and most of the bakery items were gone.

My first time at this location. It was busy but not crowded. I appreciate there being friendly…read morestaff available throughout the store to answer questions.

Love my Aldi! Great customer service, pleasant to shop, good brands and low low prices. My kind…read moreof store!

We LOVE,LOVE, this place. Everything is neat and in order which make self service a breeze and Dave…read moreis such a kind and informative source that the entire experience is so positive. We love their dried beans, Dave's special blend of flour and their raw nuts and dried fruit. We have also enjoyed their course ground farina and winter white wheat. Our children enjoy their chocolate coated mini pretzels. Actually, I like them too. I just try to stay away from them by convincing myself that I don't actually like them. They have a LARGE selection of gluten free products as well. You have probably guessed by now that we REALLY like this place. We live in Spring Lake and still patronize. Funny, when I lived In Wake Forest, I never stopped in. We are members of the coop and enjoy special perks that come with it. I encourage others to join so that the store can open. It is truly a blessing to have this business around.

This place is amazing. David and the staff are just wonderful. They are so informative and not…read moresnooty or pretentious. You can tell that they are very passionate about the work they are doing and just want to bring local based goods to wake forest. I typically buy organic oats and other dry goods. The oats are delicious. I eat them just about every morning and they are so much heartier than store bought oats (also cheaper). The coffee is also magnificent, I hope they offer grinding soon. There are lots of classes for those in search of a more holistic lifestyle, but like i said, not in anyway pretentious. I really hope they do well and I look forward to seeing how they expand in the future.