I drive across town to shop here, because the produce section is fantastic. I find unusual items…read morethat I can't find elsewhere, like anise bulbs and dragonfruit, as well as the great quality of more ubiquitous items such as lettuces and common fruits. The bakery is also excellent. The prices are often lower than many regional grocery stores, and the selection and quality far exceeds that of any other grocery within twenty miles.

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.

Came here to grab a few things recently and had an OK experience. As expected, there was a big ol'…read moreparking lot. Inside, it's quite spacious, and the aisles seem to go on for miles :) The reason why I'm only giving this Walmart 3 stars is that the website said that an item was in stock, but when I eventually found the aisle, it was not. Since I mainly came here to grab this particular item, that was pretty disappointing. Not sure if I'll ever be back, but this Walmart definitely has a lot of stuff :)

Came here briefly to grab a few things after my flight into Raleigh. Overall it's quite a spacious…read morestore that's got everything you can expect from a big box store. Pretty pricey here, decent hot food section as well. Lines move pretty efficiently as well. Overall, pretty standard experience.

I was looking for some samosa chaat, in the little cafe inside this grocery store was pretty good…read more It was under $10, and quite filling. It had the sweet and savory flavors going on, and although it was a little bit soggy, I enjoyed it. If you're craving some chaat, this works in a pinch. You can even order online and then pick it up. The grocery store also has a very nice collection of Indian ingredients, so I stayed to shop for a bit.

Only went here to buy mango lassi, which is available in Bombay Central's desserts concession…read more Been here twice already; the first time, I had to wait for the lady who was supposed to be behind the desserts concession, and she wasn't friendly. One of the cashiers also just glanced at me as if I wasn't welcome here. The space of this Indian grocery is quite large, and the whole place looked clean. They offer authentic Indian products, most of which I'm not familiar with. I just bought 1 mango lassi on each of my 2 visits. It cost about about $5+ but the first time, I was charged with convenience fee for using my debit card because I spent less than $10 - So unprofessional! The second time, I just used cash to avoid paying the convenience fee. Mango lassi was good: creamy, refreshing mango taste with a lot of cardamom. It's quite sweet; sweeter than most mango lassis we tried. My girl thought it was too sweet. I slightly agreed but I would probably buy this again if they ever decide to get rid of that ridiculous fee. | Overall Score: 3.4/5

My favorite TJ's location in the area!!!I'm here at least once weekly…read more Great selection of healthy foods. Beautiful plants and fresh flowers. Friendly and helpful employees. Good parking options. Clean store that stays stocked.

Trader Joe's is my favorite store in United States for grocery run. This store located in…read moreMorrisville is neat & clean. Employees are very kind & generous, always greeting with a smile. I trust the store quality of everything here.. be it vegetables, flowers (price is usually lesser compared to other stores), plants, wines, dry fruits and more. I personally like their chilli lime flavor cashews & mango.. so good!! Sweet potato chicken treat is my FurBaby's fav from here :)

We really like this location. Very clean and organized. The staff very kind and always looking to…read moregive you insight on how to save while shopping. Parking is good and well lit. Even the restroom is very clean! This location has a hot bar that stays hot, well stocked, and tasty.

I wished this Food Lion was closer to me. It's like my ideal Food Lion -- not all Food Lions are…read morecreated equality (unfortunately). This one was updated, fresh, and spacious! You were guaranteed not to hit anyone with your shopping cart. It seems like everything was in stock, especially for a Saturday afternoon! Impressive! A great store with fair prices.

Came to this Publix recently to grab a few items and I was impressed by the variety available and…read morehow clean everything looked. The store was organized very similarly to the other Publix in Cary that I visited, which made my shopping experience a breeze :) Parking lot was big, as expected. I'd definitely come back!

I've always been an avid Publix shopper, I feel that their prices are better than other…read moresupermarkets nearby. This is my new local Publix and even though I have to drive further to get here as compared to places like Harris Teeter or Walmart, it's worth it! I've even converted my mother, who used to never consider Publix, to a consistent shopper. This Publix is well organized, bright and clean. I am able to get in and out fairly quickly because of this, They also have self checkout, which wasn't available at my local Publix in Atlanta. It's an efficiency win for me! I'm also a big fan of the Pub-subs, and like other Publix stores, this one does a good sub. They even have a designated eating area in this Publix, something I haven't seen before! I will still need to give their hot bar food a try. It's a bit tougher because their ready to eat options are limited, but I'm here enough, so it will happen eventually!

I was here to pick up some indian mangoes. For $30 a box of about 10-12 mangoes, I expected a…read moredecent quality. She went over the mangoes with me and I expressed concerns over the black spots. The owners convinced me the spots were marks from mango 'juices'. Hence the 3 star review. 50% of the mangoes are rotten on day 2. How is that okay? I got a box from another Indian store for $33 a box but I had one bad fruit in the whole set. This is just terrible quality and the part where the owners try to pawn off a semi-bad fruit is even worse. I'll go to Grand India Mart in the future. On a side note I also got hot green peppers that have no heat at all. Sigh..

I saw an old friend after a few years and were casually chatting for a few seconds. We were not…read moreblocking anyone or any section, and the store was practically empty. The Gujarati lady at the cash register, who I suspect is the manager/owner, or acted like one, yelled from behind the counter to us and asked us to leave the store if we wanted to talk. We obliged. Appalling customer service. Perfect way to lose loyal customers who have shopped there exclusively since it opened. I now see why their rating is so low.

Few months back I called and ordered goat meat and hallal chickens all was ok. Last month I drove…read moreform my house in Myrtle beach to pick up prepared meat from one whole baby goat that I ordered days prior to my arrival. Based on prior experience and having mutual friends with the store owner Idrees I trusted the quality, price, weight and the total cost. When i got home more than70% of the "meat" was big bones with no meat but gristle. I also ordered ground goat meat, half of it was chopped up crunchy gristle. Ground meat had 6 inches plus long pieces of intestines, I shared a picture with Idrees. Clearly instead on getting meat from one baby goat what I paid for I ended up with some meat and mostly bones from multiple goats. More than half the meat is inedible. So 3 hours drive and almost $400 later I got ripped off by someone I trusted as a friend. Very disappointed.

In short, the place reeks of fowl smell, has a limited selection of groceries on shelves, that you…read morecan find anywhere else in a majority of other area Indian markets, and a poor and a limited supply of Halal meats that one can find larger and better selections of in most of the other Halal markets. The place is dirty, and has a low sanitation score. Is this even a legitimate business or some kind of cash cleaning / nefarious fund raising entity? I am not trying to be mean, but the place literally smells like raw meat, human sweat, and curry all at the same time.

I'm so pleased that this Asian grocers exists in Brier Creek, since the other few options are in…read moredeep in Cary, or the other side of Durham. Fresh International Market, while isn't as large or vast as some other markets, has the staples of Asian cuisine ingredients. I was able to find plentiful mustard greens, bean sprouts, taro, daikon, etc. They even had balut! Which is an indication that a lot of old school families go there, since balut is a controversial yet deep rooted delicacy of the east. In terms of herbs though, they seem to have more Chinese herbs, than Vietnamese or Korean which is a pattern I'm noticing with Asian grocers. Whatever ethnicity owns a certain grocery, carries more food items of that ethnicity, as opposed to others. It took me a while to figure that out. Just like any other Asian grocers, they have a ton of veggies, meat, snacks and even cute ceramics - bowls, plates, dipping sauce dishes, utensils, etc. They also have a neat sit down or to-go hotpot bar, similar to a buffet style bar (although it's served to you) so you can build your own meal. I found that super neat and convenient for people who just want a quick bowl but not all of the fuss of small plates, and the overall hectic experience of hot pot. Connected to the store is a nice French bakery too, that adds to the convenience of this grocery store. Overall, a good place to secure all of your Asian grocery needs!

Fresh International Market's hot bar has solid value, but the overall experience was just okay…read more The biggest positive is the portion size. For $10.99 (three-item plate), you get a very generous amount of food, which is hard to beat. There are also a decent number of meat options to choose from. That said, the selection felt limited for anyone going meat-free, and more importantly, the food itself lacked flavor. The mapo tofu was disappointing, and the bok choy was pretty bland. Others in our group tried the orange chicken, which was described as okay, but nothing anyone would go out of their way for. Overall, it's filling and affordable, but not particularly memorable. Good for quantity, just not quality or standout flavor.