Largest and best selection for Krogers in the greater area…read more Not big on customer service. Checkout was a one sided conversation with myself. Worth the visit and patronage for the safe, clean environment alone.

Groceries are always good. Fresh produce. Aaron in produce helped my wife and I the other day. We…read moreneeded a special item for dinner. He stopped doing his restocking job, checked his phone, found that the item was in storage in the back. When he brought a case of the item back, he pulled one package out and inspected it to make sure it was perfect. We appreciate his extra effort. Wish they had a Kroger near us!!!!

Hit and miss in terms of prices. Genuine sales in this store are lower prices than Kroger's sale…read moreprices. But for everyday prices, Kroger is cheaper.

This is the Clinton, Tennessee store. Went in Saturday and bought a bottle of cheap wine for…read morecooking. Label on shelf said $3.88. When she scanned it, it was $5.49. I paid it anyway. I asked her if she will fix it. She said yes. I knew she wouldn't so I left her my receipt so she can get it fixed. Went the next day and it still said $3.88 so I got a bottle. Again, it rang up at $5.49. I showed her a picture of the shelf and said I did not want the wine. She rang up my other stuff. She said we would have to wait for a manager to approve the removal of the wine off the register. Said it would be a few minutes. Her and her associates did not know where the manager was. I walked out. The store looks great and is updated with scanners instead of prices on items. All items should have prices. Your upgrade FAILED!

KUDOS and thanks to the staff for providing supreme quality customer service! The grocery selection…read morehas a lot of variety. The ambiance is quiet and quite festive. I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business!

The girl in the deli Emmalee is super helpful! She made me two deli meals that were both delicious.read more

Yowser! Has it been SIX YEARS since I reviewed 'my' Ingles?…read moreWOW! So much has changed! Sunday wine! Bigger facilities! Cheaper fuel, now. Enclosed freezer/fridge compartments, now. DVD rental area, gone! I drive past FIVE grocery stores to visit 'my' Ingles, now. I've tried the others, well except for the Walmart Mega-grocery, that smells funny and requires a GPS to navigate; and somehow they're all lacking something. Consistently clean, easy to enter and exit, and with competitively priced items, I'm a fan of 'my' Ingles. The parking lot is always clean. The staff is always friendly, even during those early Sunday morning visits (my fav time to shop). When I had a severe gout flare-up, they INSISTED that they help me load my items in the White Mule. They even returned that electric cart thing inside for me. Face it, unless you shop at the local Gas 'n Go, all grocery prices are basically the same. It's the little things that make the difference, that keep you returning, week after week. The freezer glass being super clean. The produce fresh and stacked. Clean isles. Easy to push carts! Friendly employees! I use a custom printed grocery list, with each item listed 'in order' found as I walk through the store. It saves time, and helps avoid random purchases that screw-up the budget. And it allows two weeks worth of items to be purchased in 22 minutes! This works very well until I need a seldom purchased item. For instance: Last week, I couldn't find an off-list item. Looked all over; no luck. One of the BUTCHER fellows saw me, and personally escorted me to the item. I mentioned it wasn't a meat item, but he responded, "Doesn't matter, Sir.....It's in 'my' store." That's one of the reasons it's 'MY' store, as well!

The store itself is nice however i attempted to use the restroom while I was there picking things…read moreup. And when I went to the restroom, there was another man in the stall doing some type of drug and when I walked in and tried to use the restroom next to him, he told me to get the F out and some other profanities, so I just said OK this is not my environment and left

Ever since they got rid of Sam, the good manager, the store is no good. Always out of what we want…read moreand consistently bad produce. I've returned MANY items. Go someplace else.

KUDOS, and thanks for the superior quality customer service! The groceries and food selection was…read moreamazing.! The ambiance is quiet. I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business! Thank God for the staff!

Naturally A Deal Market has the best local grown Georgia peaches…read more This organic market offers low cost on all their products that has been closed out or the sell by date has ended. They have great deals on paper towels and household paper products that has been mark down. I like shopping for fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables each week that has been reduced. I tell all my friends to check the sell by dates on all the foods and frozen meat items. Thanks Paula for helping my family find all the great markdowns on products we use every day.

Great deals. Many natural, organic, gluten free specialty grocery items at fantastic prices. They…read morealso have some local produce and frozen items. The stock is constantly changing, so I look forward to going there every week.

Being new to the area, I wouldn't have found Ingles Market had they not been on a "store locator"…read morefor a product I was trying to find that no other stores in the Knoxville area carry. The employees are really helpful, and their attitudes seem to portray that they're happy in their jobs. With Ingles being among a dying breed of non-corporate grocery store chains, and family owned, that appears to be key to happier, and helpful staff. The store is well organized and clean. The layout is logical and things are easy to find. Ingles offers everything you need in a grocery store and purchases help a USA company that is family owned.

Oh Ingles (sorry, ingles) Market #307, how dearly you came through for me!…read more I won't get into my reasons, but I was in dire need of dry ice. But where on Earth do you buy dry ice? A quick internet search led me to some pretty technical sounding places, all of whom quoted exorbitant prices and made it sound like I would need to build a chemistry set to purchase and transport it. Since Mr Wizard wasn't available to translate on such short notice, I knew I needed to talk to someone without a PhD in cryogenics. Enter Ingles (sorry, ingles) Market #307. I walked in. A kid who could not have been a day over 16 and walked me down the freezer aisle, pulled down a styrofoam cooler, reached into a deep freezer and grabbed a chunk of the stuff. He didn't say a word the entire time. My total? $5.75. My day? Saved.

I get all of my prescriptions from food city. They are by far the chespest place for me.read more

This new food city location is well laid out and fully stocked. The former location only a few…read moreblocks away was well out of date and needed to be remodeled. Our family prefers the prices and selection at Kroger marketplace or at Aldi but if you live near this food city give it a whirl.