Usually Amazon has me do returns at the UPS store but lately the only free option has been to go to…read moreWhole Foods or Kohl's. Yesterday when I went to this WF, the guy in front of me had a ton of returns which filled up the bin and there was no staff ~ so I asked John who works there if there was any other way to do a return? He found someone to empty the bin so I could make my return and not have to travel all the way across Charlotte to do it again. I really appreciate when people have the ability to solve problems and they do or at least they even try! Thank you John!!

This store has constant issues with their refrigeration. I have spoken to customer service a few…read moretimes regarding this. Dairy items sitting on carts without refrigeration for extended periods until not cold to touch. Chicken dripping down from the shelves. Vegetables with mold, after I told them about it, came back days later to see the same exact moldy items still there. Also Please check expiration dates, they keep items past their sell by dates. This store is a hazard to anyone who might be immune compromised.

This is the first time that I've been to a Publix like this where there is an elevator to get to…read morethe store. There were 2 levels that I noticed in the parking garage to park. All the associates that I encountered were pleasant and helped me find everything I wanted. The cheesecakes were good as always. The inside of the store was clean and being cleaned. I will definitely be back here it's in a great location.

Great store. Very big and many great selections. I like the ice tea section by the deli. I got a…read morejar of blackberry sage tea. The deli was great this day. I got really fat chicken tenders and a half container of white gravy. Sold by weight so I asked for just half container. And I love the type green beans they had, they're always buttery and I like the fat cut. I grabbed some protein crunch snacks that were 2 for 1. And taco seasonings. All good at Publix. Lots of parking and 2 lanes of self checkout!

Publix prices are consistently more expensive than other grocery stores in Charlotte…read more The prices do not match the quality. Last time I was there, I accidentally bought a few produce & dairy items that were expired or just days from expiring. So make sure you check the dates! I'm not used to doing that since I've never had to at other stores in the area. Also, getting a Pub Sub takes much longer than it should. The member birthday perk of free bar cake or ice cream is good. Get that and get out.

*** Update...Not too long ago we hosted one of our teen cohorts in Charlotte and I was informed…read morethat we had an order to pick up at the Cotswold Publix near Strawberry Hill. I went in with a bit of anxiety because it seemed we simply couldn't get on the same page as the deli and catering staff. I go in, it's busy, there was no one in the pick up area. My anxiety now beginning to grow I stopped a young gentleman, I hate that I didn't get his name (I'll be sure to add it in my next update) but he asked what I was looking for I told him, and it seemed like clock work, another woman showed up and they both locked in. He shared my info with her and they took off in two different directions. Within minutes they simultaneously appeared holding five of the six dishes that were ordered. I was so taken aback at the swift action those two took I didn't notice there was one missing. The young woman counted my containers and was like, Hang On I think there's a cake in this order. She asked a woman in the bakery to check and sure enough a cake appeared for my order. Here's what I appreciate: Concern, assurance, call to action, teamwork, resolve, double checking before I leave...It was an amazing experience. The last two women made sure Inhad everything I needed. Here's what I didn't appreciate, Confusion, blame (each other), attitude, resentment, "Not my problem" I told the trainers that day that they must have remembered me from my review and didn't want me to repost another bad review...and In my mind for a brief moment I pondered, "Maybe they were expecting me, or maybe the words service and teamwork found each other wandering through the cookie aisle and decided that being in service is a gift...What will the customer think when we "GIVE" it...

As a foodie transplant from the West Coast, walking into Reid's immediately reminded me of a…read morebeloved high-end grocer back home--something along the lines of Draeger's: beautifully curated, family-owned, and designed to feel like a destination rather than just a place to shop. There's a real sense of history here. From what I understand, Reid's is one of the oldest grocers in Charlotte, and that legacy shows in the details. The rich green tile, classic signage, and thoughtfully designed layout create an elevated, almost European-style market experience. It feels polished, intentional, and welcoming all at once. What stands out: * The store is beautifully merchandised and carefully curated with specialty and seasonal items you don't always find elsewhere. * The wine bar and café concept make this more than a grocery stop--it's a place to linger. I've enjoyed flights, tastings, and brunch on the patio, and each visit has felt like a small occasion. * Location-wise, it really depends on which store you're visiting. The SouthPark and Myers Park locations have easy, convenient parking, and there's also a newer location in Ballantyne (near Pineville). The Uptown locations, while not necessarily "easy parking," are incredibly walkable--perfect if you live, work, or have meetings nearby. If you're already Uptown, this is a fantastic stop to pick up elevated items for a beautiful dinner--think wine, specialty cheeses, or even something indulgent like caviar to round things out. One thing I appreciate is that Reid's doesn't try to be everything to everyone. It's not an organic-focused market like Whole Foods, and that's okay--it serves a different purpose. The clientele here tends to be people looking for specialty ingredients, elevated prepared foods, and a more curated shopping experience. Many shoppers probably visit both stores depending on their needs, and I find myself doing the same. When Reid's really shines: During the holidays and special seasons. Their selection of unique, festive, and hard-to-find items makes it a go-to for entertaining or finding something a little extra special. Overall, Reid's feels like a true Charlotte institution--elegant, distinctive, and consistently well executed. It's the kind of place that makes grocery shopping feel enjoyable again, and I'm looking forward to continuing to explore more of what they offer as I keep eating my way through Charlotte. Bottom line: A beautifully curated local market with history, charm, and a destination-worthy wine bar--perfect for specialty shopping, brunch, and seasonal finds.

We found this gem off Selwyn and was pleasantly surprised! "Almost Half price" Tuesdays…read morecharcuterie board and vino specials was fantastic. Clientele is a bit older and certainly not a loud crowd.

I absolutely love Sprouts and all of my friends and family know that if I could own stock in the…read morecompany, I would it's that good! I am a frequent customer, probably in there at least twice a week sometimes but definitely every week. I really love their homemade chicken salad with nuts and fruit in it. They have amazing cooked sliced sirloin. That is wonderful on sandwiches or cooked with eggs for breakfast. I can buy my hard boiled organic eggs in the bag so I don't have to peel them. They have so many wonderful choices for healthy food, even the ice cream! If you have not tried ice cream for bears yet? You have to give it a shot and yes, give the vanilla or the honey bear a try. Their kale salad with apples is also wonderful. Oh! Don't even get me started on when they have the lemon fest! I stocked up on the lemon white chocolate popcorn Seriously, really nice people as well. One of my favorites is San-Dee but the young man behind the counter in the deli is such a sweetheart. Everyone is extremely helpful, very professional and kind. I returned my scones because the bakery changed the recipe, and the woman actually went to the shelf to find another package and said open it and taste one to see if it was an issue just with the batch you got. Who does that?! Sprouts does! Again, just really love the staff and I found wild caught frozen halibut so that I could make it at home! OK, I guess I should stop raving and just post the review, but I'll share some pictures of my recent shopping trip. Oh! I almost forgot! I did take pictures of the homemade jalapeño focaccia bread, and it is phenomenal! This is also the only local grocery store where I could find organic sourdough bread and they have different flavors! If you're in Ballantyne, give them a shot. It is absolutely worth it in my experience and opinion. Oh, and I edited this to add that you could find some really great sweet treats! They have chocolate from Dubai and I love their organic dark chocolate with a hint of salt. There are tons of gluten-free options from pasta to bread and crackers. You name it. They also have a couple of aisles of health items and really great dog treats as well.

We love Sprouts!, is it pricey?, yes, but they have some great stuff, nice staff…read more Very good meat & seafood department also.

Went here for the first time…read more Food was good and tasty. The salmon wasn't dry like other places. Good amount of chicken pieces in the soup. Only downside is the noodles are not the bigger/thicker. Service is fast. You line up and they serve you. It's a quick to go spot. Ambiance is chill. Note: food is pricey for lunch Will have to stop by here some other time.

Really good and convenient spot when I am at work! Love the Italian sub - really good and solid…read moresandwich. A bit pricey, but it is usually worth it! Wish there were more coffee options

I have a regular meeting near this Aldi and I always try to wait to shop this store in particular…read more There is always plenty of parking, easy to get in and out with the self checkout, and never had an issue with not finding something I wanted. The produce at Aldi is sometimes hit and miss, but always cheaper than other stores. The dried mango slices are a go to snack and the milk and egg options are always just as good as other stores, and a lot cheaper. Never had any issues with people bothering me and the cashiers are nice if you do have to wait in line instead of self checkout. This store typically has the same as any other Aldi store, but easy to navigate aisles.

Very clean and organized store. I like that they have self check out. Bathrooms are clean and smell…read moregood. Prices are great and always find a new cheese cracker or desert to try. Highly recommend this location. Parking lot is hugh

I had a great experience here. Father and Son were very nice. They were eating lunch as I was…read morechecking out with my purchase and were so kind to share their lunch with me. Really good food they were eating for lunch .

This Asian grocery store is conveniently located 5 minutes from us. I'm glad I recently discovered…read moreit. It's on the smaller side, but they have a lot of good stuff. If you like KitKats, come here. They have 3 different flavors at a time and rotate flavors every month or so. My favorite so far has been the passion fruit ones. We have also picked up chili oil, canned tropical fruits, and other snacks. The store is incredibly clean. There's a $10 minimum on credit card purchases and they don't take American Express. This is a great shop to pick up your Asian groceries!