Great place to go to. They have all kinds of different foods Sauces, and discontinued items from…read moreother stores that they buy and Lower the prices to move the products. Most of their items are very well priced. You have to watch the expiration dates but everything there is fine to consume. Vegetables are probably comparable to other stores. A great place to go to when you feel time taking the time to walk down the isles.

Prices are just as high as regular stores. And then you have to worry about spoiled and old food…read more Go somewhere else. Not a good deal. At all.

Organized and clean store. Well stocked with lots of options. Staff were helpful and friendly!…read more Some prices a bit high.

I'm still crying as I type this, I have never been so humiliated. We've been shopping at Publix for…read morethree decades, and I knew Carol Barnett personally, but I will never again return to THIS location-despite the sincere apologies from the very kind store manager, and a very sympathetic CSR Savannah - because ONE rotten apple employee. After a fabulous afternoon birthday tea with friends, I popped into Publix Waynesville. The lines were long, so I opted for self-checkout. Packing bags , I was admittedly slow and deliberate as I am not good at "bagging". I also looked to note that items were being rung up properly (ex. BOGO) so it probably took me about 5 minutes to ring up a full trolley of goods and pack them. As I was placing the receipt into my purse and preparing to vacate the spot, an employee came up and loudly announced that she "did not see me ring up my paper towels" and demanded the receipt. This is something that she HAS THE TECHNOLOGY to check without uttering a word to me. It was an obvious attempt at public humiliation (why?). Several people put their head on a swivel to see the drama of someone loudly being accused of shoplifting paper towels. I wanted to crawl under the register and die, but I could only manage to hand her the receipt and put my head down. After the employee saw her obvious mistake, she only said "okay, thank you" and handed me the receipt back. I asked the monitor standing nearby "why" she did that, to which she gave no reasonable explanation. I barely made it to my vehicle before I broke out in tears and phoned my husband, who instructed me to return all the groceries immediately. I will give credit where credit is due and say that both CSR Savannah and the store manager on duty were very sympathetic and understood how, in this very small town, this would be utterly humiliating. They apologised profusely and the manager even offered to walk me and my groceries (that I didn't return) back to my vehicle. Regardless, the embarrassement of being falsely accused in such a way as to shame me publicly - when I did absolutely nothing wrong, has forever ruined shopping at the Waynesville Publix. Thankfully, I still have all the Sarasota Publix locations.

Terrible and confusing layout, items in strange sections like hoarse-radish in seafood. Sprite…read morestored miles away from other sodas.. Avocados were all ripe rather than green. They had fog horn ipa in the beer section which I hadn't seen elsewhere and a bar. The 5 or so employees i had to ask for help finding stuff were all nice and helpful.

Not neighborhood friendly! Went in to ask about using their seating area to conduct interviews for…read morea new coffee house we are opening. The manager asked his District Manager who was 30 feet away from me. The DM said no. He didn't say we would have to make a deli or Starbucks purchase in order to use the table...just no. The DM didn't even have the professionalism to tell me himself, he scurried away while the store manger told me. My family has shopped at that store for 15 years, up until now.

Aldi is not as posh as the other shopping stores in the immediate area. However, if you go in there…read moreto purchase particular things such as avocados or fruit, even cheese, you may find that your prices are 50% what they are in other nearby shopping areas. It's worth it to go there once or twice a month just to pick up very specific things that are at an extremely low price. Aldi does not provide shopping bags. You may purchase them but they prefer you bringing your own. Another unique thing you've got to put in a quarter to get a shopping cart but when you finish checking out and you put the shopping cart back you get your quarterback.

I love Aldi, I could probably be their spokesperson. I usually go to the Aldi in West Asheville or…read morenear Wal-Mart but thought I'd check out the Airport Road location today. I was very pleased with my experience. I usually try not to go to Aldi on Sundays, especially after 11am, because it's always so crazy busy and items (especially produce) are often running low or not stocked. This was not true for this location. I went in around 2 pm today/Sunday and although, yes, it was busy, everything was stocked and the produce was plentiful. The more often you shop at Aldi, the better you get at shopping here and maneuvering through the aisles (same with Trader Joe's) because the aisles are thin and it is a popular place. For me, the main selling points of Aldi are: -low prices -great produce choices/quality -a lot of gluten free, vegetarian, and organic options -very quick check-out -much more Earth-friendly than most other grocery stores This is my go-to shopping chain and can almost always find all (or almost) every item on my shopping list here. Great place!

A lovely store with everything you need; however the staff needs to learn how to be attentive to…read morefriendly customers. At the Starbucks the girls innocently rang the order wrong. For 2 minutes they were trying to call someone. Never once acknowledged me or told me what was going on. Finally, I asked: "Is there a problem? You've left me here clueless trying to pay." On checkout, Aisle 2 I believe. Two talkative ladies. I said, "Hello." Nothing. Not even a nod. The talk was about a boyfriend. It was pleasant. Cashier handed me receipt. Not even a thank you. Bagger (boyfriend topic) at least said thank you. WOW. I go to staffed aisles on purpose. I support humans and don't get any discounts doing it myself. I should have scanned my own stuff today. Very unpleasant experience.

The Ingles Advantage program feels more like a barrier than a benefit. I recently forgot my card…read moreduring a visit and asked the cashier if there was a temporary option so I wouldn't miss out on the savings. Their response? "You can ask another customer for their card." Really? Instead of putting customers first, Ingles chooses to gatekeep discounts that other stores apply automatically--no hoops, no cards, just good service. At places like Publix, you're treated with respect and your time is valued. Until Ingles prioritizes customer convenience and real savings, I'll be shopping elsewhere.

So many packaged and frozen food to choose from! I particularly love their wide selection of ramen…read moreand noodles. One of my favorite places to shop!

Great prices, decent selection of snacks, sauces, rice, instant noodles. Owner has been very nice…read moreevery time I've been. An overlooked gem of the area!

Terrance at the self checkout is awesome! So friendly. I was…read moregreeted by employees also

Ok, I know what you are saying. I'm giving a Walmart 5 stars but I really had a 5 star experience…read more(for a store like Walmart) at this location. It's spacious and full of light and the check out lady was so fun to talk to. I've been a little leery of visiting Walmart here because many of the ones I've been to in the past are dark and cramped and I can't really see or find anything. Total opposite experience here. It was easy to find things I wanted. I came here for their cat food that I feed the strays outside with and left with several things that I also needed for myself like Organic bananas and paper towels. Really huge produce section. The whole store is very clean and shiny. If you need or want to go to Walmart in the Asheville area, I highly recommend this one!

As a Californian, I was pleasantly surprised to see this awesome store in tiny Fletcher, NC. Very…read morewell appointed on the inside with nice products, albeit VERY pricey products. Perhaps it's because I'm from California, but paying $20 for a triple cream brie? Or $1.99lb for potatoes? $4.99lb for shallots?!? You've got to be kidding.... Either way, the cheese guy in there knew his stuff! I was very impressed. The wine selection was OK. In a high-end store like that I guess I'd expect to see more of a selection from California, but whatever. If ever I return to Fletcher, I will certainly come back to shop here.

I only shop healthy. This earthfare location is close to my home, and I started shopping here in…read moreDecember 2015, and I used to enjoy it. Since then, they've remodeled, making the store hideous. The obnoxiously bright fluorescent lights are blinding. Their prices have also been skyrocketing since then. I'm from San Francisco. I lived in Marin, a very expensive area. The prices at this Earthfare are sometimes double what I'm used to paying in Marin county, CA, less than two years ago. We pretty much just shop at Whole Foods now, who's prices are far more reasonable. Just know if you shop here, it's going to hurt your eyes and your pocketbook. Some of the staff are super friendly though, and I appreciate that they do try and cater to the healthy shopper. Two stars for that. Now if they would only stop bleeding their shoppers dry.