I recently needed some help with the pharmacy and the staff went above and beyond to help me out,…read moresaving me a ton of time, money, and hassle. I highly recommend working with this team - they'll have your back for sure. Tabitha - you rock!!

Kroger has all commodities readily available for the customers. However, one shortcoming that I…read morecould think of is that there aren't many staff members available for helping the customers find the items they wish to purchase. The staff members that you do find aren't very eager about helping the customers either. Recommendation: please employ more staff members to help the customers find the necessary items.

Oasis is an excellent source for many items that are not otherwise available in this area. When I…read morestarted trying to learn how to cook Indian food, I found all of the spices I needed at Oasis. Since then, we have bought a wide variety of unfamiliar things just to try them. Every visit is an adventure. A couple of reviewers complained about high prices, but since no one else offers these items at all, Oasis has the best price in town. One reviewer complained about service, which makes no sense to me at all. Everyone has always been very helpful and friendly when I have been there.

This market is about a 50/50 split between East Asian and South Asian. The sign says World Market,…read morebut it's just Asian (to be fair, these regions probably cover half the world's population). It is a decent-sized store compared to the few tiny competitors that dot the region. It's nothing like what you'd find in the DC area or the Patel Brothers you could get in North Carolina, but assuming you don't want to drive that far for food, this place certainly had sufficient selection to warrant a visit. There was a small selection of fresh produce and abundant frozen dumplings and vegetables. Tofu and other protein options for the vegetarian were also well represented. I found some interesting beverages and snacks, and despite it being busy I experienced a reasonably swift checkout experience. For what it is, this place seems a success to me.

Super nice Kroger on Blacksburg, Va. Feels new! Found everything we were looking for. The store…read morealso has a pharmacy. Smooth checkout. Would recommend.

Colloquially known as the Gucci Kroger, this store is far larger and nicer than the other one in…read moretown. Selection and prices are great. But for me the highlight was the bar serving a dozen or so different beers catering for every taste, as well as a similar number of red and white wines. The drink prices are half what you'd pay in a bar/restaurant elsewhere in town, so there's a limit of 3 per person. There is talk that Kroger are going to close the "Kro-bar" and turn it into a cheese counter. It would a shame if that were to happen. Instead I could a cheese stall that also serves wine and beer would be a huge success.

We have lived here for decades and shop at Food Lion in Blacksburg about 2 or 3x a week. Employees…read moreare friendly and helpful; always smiling. Prices may be a tad higher than Kroger on South Main on certain items but the selections are better. Store is clean despite what others are saying from a decade ago. Best: if we do not come in for whatever reason like sickness or being out of Town, the employees will comment that they missed us! To be treated so well is rare these days, but we always find it at Food Lion Blacksburg.

Very dissatisfied with the management and employees. Store is dirty, the employees look like they…read morehate their life.

Cute shop! I love the bulk options and the eco friendly stuff like bar shampoo and conditionerread more

Attempted to purchase massage oil here today. Price on bottle was 17.99. "Miles" rang it up at…read more19.99. When I informed him the price on the bottle was less, he tore the price tag off and said, "Not anymore!" Very rude and obnoxious. Just called to report his behavior to the manager. He claimed he is the manager. Will be contacting Corporate and will never darken their door again!

My first impression was that this store must be new, particularly given the empty retail space…read morenearby. However, there are google reviews that predate this one by a year. This makes it less excusable that the store just didn't seem to be fully stocked. The produce section was a small corner of the store. Prepared foods was a much bigger entrant, as was the freezer section. The lack of fresh items seems contrary to the health food vibe. On the upside, you'll struggle to find a place that has more niche brands with vegan, gluten-free, and other specialty items. The local focus is also appreciated. On the downside, I was surprised how expensive it was, and that's with shopping the sale items and the $1 credit I apparently picked up by shopping at the Roanoke Earth Fare. Frankly, that one is better.

Earthfare is a place where they really care about the people, the food we eat, the products that we…read moreuse on/in our bodies. They have great quality produce and meats with great prices.

Eats is a neighborhood store that has undergone several improvements over the last couple of years,…read morewhich to me elevates their status relative to other Blacksburg grocers. They have reorganized their offerings, and they offer weekly sale items as listed in a commercial-style flyer. They began carrying Cadadia ("every day") brand that offers competitive prices on numerous staples. Their bulk prices are usually LOWER than the pre-packaged item at Kroger. You'll receive excellent, knowledgeable service as needed. Yes, many of the prices are higher than Kroger, but what Eats offers is local and/or TRULY organic food (unlike larger commercial brands.) Oh, and there is a discount for seniors on all items, every day, all the time. I abandoned the corporate shopping mentality, and I love Eats.

This is a small store that is aesthetically more like a general retail outlet than a grocer for…read moresome reason. The selection is modest and prices high, but I did find some items from good brands and local things that probably would not have been in a conventional grocery store. It's good that this sort of place exists, though I would hope a college town could sustain more.

I arrived at this location to buy a gift card at 4:55PM. There was one person on the register and…read morethere appeared to be no one else working up front. I stood in line at the self check out. When my turn came I rang up my gift card then an error message came up on the screen and an employee appeared who then inform me that gift cards could not be done in self check out and I would have to get back in line. There were at least six or more people in line with full carts. The associate did not offer to help me at customer service or open a line. The customerservice at this location has been terrible for at least the past year. When I left at 5:04 without my card there was still only one person on a register. If I could give negative stars I certainly would do so. What a terrible experience!

Staff is very cool! Helped me replace my milk that I bought leaking and they were very nice.read more

I know Aldi isn't new to Christiansburg anymore, but about 2 weeks ago was my first time there and…read moreI love this place. They have so much good food at incredible prices, not just food though they have the middle isle with household stuff, kids toys and things everything they have is just so cheap I don't know how they make money on some things. I'm glad we have an Aldi now I'll be shopping there all the time!

Friendly staff, clean store, good selection on produce. The hours are pretty good open until 8:00…read moreon sundays