on April 21, 2025. me and my father entered food lion grocery store to purchase produce and Olives…read more while doing so, I began to sneeze in the produce section (it's quite cold) my father suggested I go into the restroom to grab some tissues to blow my nose. I agreed and walked inside. before doing so, I put a glass jar of olives into my pocket (as not to drop it or lose it) when I entered, water was all over the floor and the toilet was running. avoiding the toilet water, I grabbed my tissue and was walking out. when a food lion employee opened the door, stuck his head inside, and called for me to come out. I didn't know who he was or why he was calling me, but I came out and was met with another employe. they immediately started talking to me and asking for the olives in my pocket. I obliged and gave it to them, after which they told me I had to leave the store. I walked away and over to my father and told him about what happened. he confronted the employe and about it, and she said that because I had ENTERD the restroom with the olives in my pocket. I had to leave. in summary: 1 black man, and 1 black juvenile enters food lion grocery store on Skibo road, Fayetteville Nc., and is automatically profiled by a white woman and white man. and told to leave the store. white man follows Juvenile into the bathroom, about a jar of olives. whets that all about?

It is a very clean grocery store. Staff were very friendly and helpful. All items were in order and…read morepresentation was immaculate

This place is amazing in itself. The people working there make you feel at home and it's always a…read morepleasure going. I understand that most people go to the Sun Market not so far away but I truly think this place is far better. The food there is amazing with large selections. I love it there truly and it's just a place I hold close to my heart.

I am a bit baffled as to why I haven't written a review on Ponderosa yet. I've been coming to…read morePonderosa for over 10 years with my mother for all our Korean food fixes and needs and have never been disappointed. It's nothing like Grand Asia mart in the triangle but they're a decent size and cater mainly to Koreans. They used to have more freshly made foods at their counter (like kimbap and pajeon) but it's been a long time since I've seen that... until last Saturday! I was really excited to see they had fresh pajeon (think korean pancake but not as a breakfast food) with seafood... always a favorite of mine if done well :) The owner is a nice woman and she's usually the one at the cash register unless her adult children are holding down the place. If you have any questions about what they carry or have, believe me they are really knowledgable and can help! Don't wander the aisles aimlessly looking around unless you want to. My mother prefers the produce here compared to Sun Asian Supermarket down the road but I also think she's a bit biased since we've been coming here since before Sun was even around. I've always been happy with their selection of Korean eats such as ramen, naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodles), dried seaweed, different types of noodles, rice, wonton wrappers, potstickers/dumplings, fish and rice cakes (a must for your kimchi stew!) and much much more. Check out their ice chest across from the produce section, it is full of samgyeopsal, bulgogi and other frozen meats to meet your Korean BBQ desires! They also sell different sauces and marinades! This is place is my supplier for gochujang :) So, overall, I love this place but I'm biased, can't lie about that. It's easy to find what I want and the prices aren't as overly priced as Sun Supermarket (or last I checked). I do wish they had more fresh meats (it's all frozen) but that's really a small thing to me. They also carry Korean dramas on dvd (for cheap!) and some beauty products! So check out the Ponderosa store if you're looking to find some Korea gems (doesn't have to be just food!) I believe they carry some Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese brands but I can't speak to those as much, just know that they have them.

A small and very Korean store. They had a few interesting things, but I wasn't overwhelmed by their…read moreselection compared to the bigger and more general Asian markets. The tofu selection didn't wow me, and there wasn't a ton of seaweed. There wasn't really anything in terms of fresh vegetables. I bought a few things because I was there, but I find more stuff elsewhere.

This place was fairly small, but most mom-and-pop shops usually are. It mostly caters to Korean…read morecuisine and will have one or two selections for each thing. For example, they only had 1 type of oyster sauce. Prices were decent though and labeled on the product itself. Aunt's sells Korean drama DVDs at the back of the store with a HUGE selection and some fresh bakery products near the cash register. The fresh produce is limited though. If you are looking to purchase Korean products, this place will probably meet your needs just right, but for those looking for Chinese/Vietnamese/etc...you might want to try another store. Aunt's is right next to a nail salon and a popular Vietnamese restaurant.

Chicken wedges and pizzeria are the gas the best.they also have dine in service.plus awesome…read morecustomer service.

Nothing worse than a cashier that doesn't speak. Gizzards were nice and crispy tho! Maybe not worth…read morea trip to the other side of town.

The young cashier lady is rude. Most of the items I saw were expired. The bread in front of the…read morefreezer was moldy. The owner needs to have some attention on the store. Otherwise their business will go down. I used to go there a lot but not anymore...

The customer service is great. It's not a huge market, but packed with goods. A nice selection of…read morespices and speciality items!

Every time I go wondering in not really sure what I'm doing, there's always some one to help. And…read moretheir old school in the sense I have never been able to carry anything heavy out to the car, perfectly capable but just every worker there will stop me and insist they just load into the car for me. Makes my trip in less complicated and just gives the sweet home town feel.

We support local - so if you want to support local - this is the place - they have awesome produce…read more And many items that are made from local resources - reminds me of the old timey grocery store below my grandmothers when I was a kid. Help support local businesses- This place and the feed store are awesome

[Coronavirus review] Fayetteville has a robust selection of…read moreAsian food markets, but this new shop appears to be first local entry into the Latin American grocery business. It seems like a renovated gas station or something and doesn't have much of an online presence; I saw a sign that it was open while driving by. The selection wasn't huge; the peppers looked past their prime and there were only a couple of brands of tortillas. They did have bulk beans and dried hibiscus flower and a few other interesting things. I can't say I was impressed, but given the lack of competition and the fact that they look recently opened, I may stop back in the hopes that they grow and improve.

[Coronavirus review] No special limitations on shopping here…read moreat present; just mask-wearing. I've been to a lot of Asian markets, but I don't recall that I've seen one that specialized in Thai food specifically. But this one did have a nice selection of delicious-looking chili powders and sauces, as well as some unusual vegetables and some niche vegetarian items. Various Southest Asian cuisines were represented. Prices weren't bad, and the inventory wasn't the same as any other local store I've been to. Having tried a few of the chili peppers they had in the frezzer section, I can confirm they are for real. I was surprised that they did not have much in the way of fresh noodles, which was what I wanted. I repurposed some pho noodles for stir-frying, which worked fine, but I would have thought a Thai market would have fresh wide rice noodles. Their tofu selection wasn't quite what I'd hoped either and there weren't a ton of fresh vegetables. Still, it was definitely a place worth visiting.

Love the many international types of foods, especially Café. There are items for the food, to sit…read more(like picknick), sometimes plants. There are items for bathing and health remedies/ tonics/ herbs. I love the owners as they're always helpful and positive. *You can do the lottery if you're waiting on another person who's shopping. (Cash and credit are payment options)