This Costco is very friendly members as well as as employees both kind and all the things but let…read moreme tell you the bathrooms are not. There's fingerprints all over the walls. There's toilet paper on the ground. Doesn't smell good other than that. Everything else is clean in the store.

This is your standard Costco Warehouse! It's not our regular location, but my husband and I were in…read morethe Murfreesboro area with some time to kill on a Friday evening and we decided to stop in and do a little shopping. Every Costco has a similar layout, and this store is no exception. Surprisingly, this location wasn't nearly as busy as the warehouses closer to Nashville tend to be. Everything was clean, easy to find, and well-stocked. Check-out lines were short, and the cashiers were fast and friendly. I wouldn't go out of my way to shop at this location, but I would definitely stop by if we were in the area and needed to pick up a few things!

First time shopping at a food lion. The deals are good but you have to have their mvp card. The…read morebakery has a lot of goodies. They beat the prices of the other stores I normally shop at. Good selection.

I picked up some groceries and the young lady working helped me shop. Nice experience and people.read more

UPDATE: I have upped this to 4 stars for good selection of prepared foods, shelves getting…read morerestocked, and abundant fresh veggies. So I followed all the traffic coming to Noi's today and I found some very tasty prepared foods. One that knocks my socks off is a container of lettuce rolls. Hidden in the rolls of lettuce is a soft and savory paste of toasted and creamed sticky rice studded with roasted peanuts, freshly sliced lemongrass, bits of ginger and if you're really lucky, galangal. A separate foil package contains crispy pork rinds and dried red chilies, toasted to a crunchy crispness. Break off a little of each and tuck it into the parcel and chow. OMG. They call this "mieng Muang Luang." Capitol City packets. It hails from Luang Prabang Laos. This is some special stuff that you usually only get at people's homes or in Laos. Today, I also saw pickled mustard and "mok kai," little packets of chicken steamed in herbs---savory goodness. Heat this up and sit down to it with a fistful of sticky rice. The shelves were looking fuller and the veggies looking abundant and fresh. Custard apples and mangoes today. All looking good. Today, I also saw that you can order boba tea in the back! It's like a maze of discovery. I'll come back with my eyes peeled next time.

The Whole Foods in Franklin is the anchor store for a large multi-use plaza on McEwen and is easily…read moreone of my favorite places to stop in the area. Whole Foods in general are always so refreshing to be in from the condition of the store to the cleanliness, service, fresh food and of course...the hot food stations! I have popped into this location many times over the years, sometimes for full shopping experiences, other times for a quick lunch and on occasion, for an Amazon return. Each visit is fairly effortless and stress-free. The only part that can be slightly painful is parking, and getting in and out of the place...this complex is very busy! Service is always stellar whether on the floor, behind a counter or at the registers. Overall, while I am a Kroger loyalist, I make it point to swing by this Whole Foods anytime I need...or want!

Pizza team do better. As a former small business owner, I hate to give out poor reviews…read more Unfortunately I've had multiple horrible experiences with the pizza counter and their employees. I believe this makes 5x in a row so I thought I'd step up and say something. I won't go through all of them, but here is a synopsis of the last two. My nephew had a football game at Centennial High this last fall, so we went to grab a pizza from the counter (you know how high school boys can eat). It was fairly late so they had several partial pizzas available by the slice. My wife and I tried to order a pizza and were told it was too late (really!!) so we asked if they could put together a whole pizza for the slices that were being sold "by the slice." We were also told no. I was dumbfounded, they said we had to order them by the slice only. They looked like they were sitting for a bit so I thought I was doing them a favor. Not to mention, they had what looked like four employees just conversing and on their phones. This morning my elderly parents were craving pizza so even though we have had multiple negative experiences, I thought; what the hell, we haven't tried them since last fall. I called, a woman with a kind voice answered and I thought finally a positive. I apologize for not being able to find the different pizza options on your website and she transferred me to the "ready to eat" counter. Unfortunately, they weren't ready to answer the phone because after several minutes on hold we were hung up on. If this was just a one time occurrence I would be fine but this seems to be their common practice. Customer facing employees must have better customer service. I will just grab a few pizzas from another place, I don't know if this is a reflexion on Whole Foods or just that Ready to Eat crew. Either way we probably won't be back for a while.

Great food products and veggies. Friendly service. Clean store with traditional ambiance of any…read moreother Aldi. Reminds me of when I was living in Germany. They have a wide range of wine and beer to include German ones.

Great service, brand new, clean store as of 04/14/2022. They had lots of name brand AND generic…read moreoptions. Everything from dairy, to poultry, to produce, frozen foods, alcohol, etc. if you've never been to Aldi's before, make sure you bring a quarter for the grocery cart (which you get back at the end of your trip) and your own reusable grocery bags (they also have some to purchase, if needed). This is now my closest grocery store to home and I was very happy with the selection! I used a $5 off coupon and spent less than $70.

This particular location does not deserve the subpar reviews. As the only representation of this…read moreNorth Carolina supermarket chain in Middle Tennessee, it might be small and relatively expensive. But what this little store lacks in size and affordability it more than makes up for in quality. For my French toast recipe, they make the best brioche bread in Nashville. For my French onion soup, this is the only place with Dutch Kanaal cheese, my secret topping in the recipe I developed. And my guilty pleasure here is the Napoleon, one of my favorite desserts on the planet! And the Fresh Market pastry chefs make a REALLY GOOD VERSION!!

My pizza was delicious especially for the price- $5 on Thursdays! I would come back for this deal…read moreanytime. The workers were kind and helpful for it being my first time. The ambiance was like a smaller version of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's combined. I would go back just to do fun and unique grocery shopping. I'd give it 5 stars for the price and taste of the pizza.

Small little Asian grocery store located in Smyrna. The owners here are friendly. They are a bit…read morepricy but they do travel to Atlanta to get their groceries about once a week. I would say their Asian fresh veggies are a little more fresh than the ones in Murfreesboro. I will go to this store when I do not want to travel all the way out to Nashville.

The dollar general I usually shop at almost always has nice employees. There is one, however, that…read morereally stands out. Janet at the store on Broad St in Murfreesboro is just a pleasure to shop with. She is always so upbeat and kind. When I pull in, I always hope she is there. She is just so customer oriented and you can tell she cares about her customers and her store. She greets you like her best customer, best friend and someone she is genuinely happy to see you. I hope Dollar General recognizes what a treasure they have in her.

I shopped at this store on Sunday and made several purchases.The cashier "Erica" charged me twice…read morefor 1 item resulting in a $18 overcharge on my card.She completed a transaction that would return the credit to my card.I checked with her before leaving and she assured me that I would see the credit later that day.I returned today to inform her that that my bank didn't have the transaction.She said it should be there.Another employee possibly,the manager just told me it could take up to 7to 10 days.This is a financial inconvenience and to add the cashier stated she didn't do anything wrong.You could have informed me correctly,you could have paid better attention and last of all you could have acknowledged that it was your mistake that caused me a problem.Customer service,polite interaction vs attitude goes a long way.It may take me out of my way but I can shop where my business is valued.