Love their rotisserie chicken salad! They make two type, with or with-out grapes. Don't know much else about Ingles, since they aren't in SW Fl. read more

I love this grocery store. They always have a variety of super fresh produce, the store is immaculate and the staff is top notch! You can get your hair cut at great clips next door, then do your shopping. The store is always clean and hustling and bustling with dedicated employees. read more

Would b Not eat there again Nothing I'd come back for Dry Boring tastes The store was active read more

Great chicken salad! We were traveling and stopped for extra to carry home! Highly recommend!

One of the cleanest grocery stores I have ever been in, including the Kroger where I worked as a teen. The employees were among the friendliest I have ever encountered and they went out of their way to help me take advantage of store specials even though I live four and a half hours away. I sincerely wish the people who own and run this store would open an Ingles Grocery Store where I live. Prices are reasonable, the meats fresh-looking, milk for less than $2.50 per gallon for 2%. Produce looked to be extremely fresh. Given how well the Waynesville store is organized, the price structure, and the friendliness of the employees, Ingles in Waynesville will always be my go-to store when I am in the Maggie Valley area. read more

Not my fave Ingles but they are improving and ya gotta like that'. Good staff, easy to get to but a bit dated. Blows my mind that they have some nice items too :) thanks guys! I will be back, sooner read more

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The new expansion is very impressive and a carbon copy of the store on the other side of town. We now have two city-style grocery stores in Waynesville. The meat and seafood dept finally compare to the store in Canton. They have expanded the produce dept with a nice selection and many new items. They added a cafe/deli. Fresh sushi, made to order sandwiches and lots of fresh-made choices. They even have a gelato bar. The new salad/olive/wings/soup bar is another new addition and each section is now stand-alone. Other new additions are the pharmacy, huge walk-in beer cooler, Starbucks and floral department. It's still not quite as impressive as Fresh Market, Harris Teeter or Central Market but it is a great milestone compared to anything else outside of Asheville. read more

My go to Ingles in WNC. Assistant manager, Justin Lee, is the best. Always goes above and beyond my expectations to be helpful. Store is clean, well stocked and organized. Gas is also cheaper than Russ Avenue store with discount for cash or debit. Highly recommend! read more

This evening, at 6:46 pm, on July 28th I had a horrible incident in your Waynesville store on Russ Ave. I checked out with Kayla and she was visibly sick. Her eyes were glassy and watery; her nose was red and running (with her mask resting under her nose just above her top lip) and her voice was horse, she could barely talk. She pulled her mask down under her chin and leaned two feet from my face to whisper, "Do you have an Ingles card?" She wiped her wrist under her runny nose more than once as she scanned my groceries. She never pulled her mask above her nose at any point. I didn't want to embarrass her by asking her stop the transaction, but I did politely whisper to her, "Are you sick Sweetheart?" To which she replied, "No, I just don't have a voice. I'm just horse I'm not sick." After my bags were in the cart I immediately went to the Customer Service stand. I spoke to a caucasion woman, blonde, attractive, thin, in her 40's. I didn't look at her name badge but she was wearing slacks and and white dress shirt I believe. I told her politely, "I just checked out with Kayla and I believe she's sick." The woman got visibly angry by my comment and loudly told me, "She's not sick, she just horse, if she was sick I wouldn't let her be working." I said, "Well her eyes are glassy and she has a runny nose as well. Would it be possible if I could pick up all new groceries that she hasn't touched?" The woman loudly groaned and said, "Oh God!" Then she called the manager. A man, again I'm sorry I didn't get his name, he was caucasion, early 60's, a small belly, and thinning salt and pepper hair, came over. I said to him, "I just checked out with Kayla and I believe she's sick. Since she touched all my groceries I'd like to pick up the same groceries again if that's okay with you." He said, "Yes, of course just bring them up here when you're done." I picked out new groceries and I ran into the same manager in the soda aisle. He said, "Just head to the front and she's ready for you." I said, "Kayla appears to be really sick. Someone needs to check on her. I don't think she should be working." He said, "She's not sick we checked her temperature when she came in today." I said, "I know people with COVID who never got a temperature." He said nothing, so I said, "I'm going to contact Corporate about this." He said, "Go ahead." I proceeded to the front of the store to meet the blonde woman again. She looked over my new groceries and thanked me for getting all the identical items. I said again, "I know Kayla doesn't have a temperature, but my uncle died of COVID and he never had a temperature one day while he was sick." She then loudly said to me, "She doesn't have COVID she's just horse!" I replied, "Loosing your voice and a sore throat are symptoms of COVID." She replied, "She's not sick, she's just horse because she went to a party!" I said, "Exactly." She said, "It was a family party!" I said, "It doesn't matter if it was a family party or a party with friends. That young lady is visibly sick. -And I hope she doesn't have COVID, but if she does and she gets you sick and other people that work here sick you will remember this conversation." By that time a different manager was standing behind her (maybe he came over because he heard her yelling at me) , he was caucasion, 40's, thin, brown hair with a side part. She said to him, "Get her out of here, she just told me that she hoped that I got COVID!" I said, "That's not what I said and you know it. I told you that if you and staff sick from that young lady you will remember this conversation." She yelled loudly, "Have a blessed day and leave now!" I walked out of the store shaken and upset. Even if they knew for certain that Kayla is healthy, the woman could have said to me, when I first voiced my concerns..."Thank you for sharing your concerns. We checked her temperature this morning, but I will check on her again. Thank you for letting me know." North Carolina is the 11th worst state for COVID cases and Ingles isn't even requiring customers wear masks. I encountered many guests while shopping not wearing masks. Now an employee, Kayla, is visibly sick, management is aware that Kayla just attended a family party, and management is aware and admitted to knowing that Kayla is horse. Does Ingles care about your staff and customers? read more

What a terrible experience eating old leftover chicken we were given in an 8 piece box for lunch from this Ingles . We noticed the lady was picking over it. I'm am angry we spent money on this garbage. We preordered chicken from the Waynesville Ingles a month ago and it was very good. Spoiled picnic on the Parkway. read more