Store was bright and cheery! More open after new owners rearranged shelves. Staff very friendly!…read moreWish them well!

I have to give this IGA a full five stars! We found this while driving to see if we could get a few…read moreneeded items locally instead of running into Gainesville to one of the big chain stores. It was refreshing to walk into a small town shop that is not run by global corporate giants who have never heard of the town or met the people who call it home. It reminded me of my childhood of going to the local grocer or hardware store. They do have a decent selection of items from produce to meat, and all of the dry goods you may need, but as a small independent grocer, the selection is not as large as your chain stores. We were able to find everything we wanted and needed. The cost per item was higher than other retailers as to be expected since they cannot purchase in the quantity the big box people do. But, what I spent extra at this IGA was easily saved in fuel costs of making the drive to Gainesville. We were greeted when we walked inside the door and every staff member we met was friendly and helpful during our shopping trip. If we lived locally, I could see us making this a stop for those small shopping trips or one-off needs and visiting frequently. When in the area and finding ourselves in need of forgotten items, we will be returning.

A year went by and we are back at our favorite "farm" store; Tomato House. Ofcourse we get a full…read morebucket/box of "deer" apples, we see plenty of deer in the Lake Lanier area. But we also come to find that special gift or soda or hot/spicy sauce and let's not forget the multitude of jarred pickles and chutney and fruit preserves and best of all the half sliced Georgia peaches. We did not order from the sandwich shop this time, but we know they are great. Tomato House labeled products are a must to bring home. We are again very happy to stop and shop at the Tomato House.

A great tourist attraction; I wouldn't recommend it for locals…read more It's what you'd want if you're looking for a souvenir on your annual trip outside the Atlanta Perimeter (my hometown). The highlight is the "Country Store" with lots of options for snacks and novelties.

Yes, I recommend this business! Always clean, well-stocked,…read moreand the staff is friendly and helpful. I love the fresh produce and bakery section -- everything looks neat and inviting. Great hometown grocery store with good prices and service!

Ingles has a good selection of foods. Their meat is very good. Their prices are high. It would be…read morenice if they had more sells.

Old school, hometown, friendly, clean, grocery store with good prices. You may not find organic,…read moreor the specific brand you're looking for, but has all the staples you're looking for at a good price. They sell some local products as well (Jamor) and have cool, nostalgic candy at Christmas time.

Do you like grocery shopping in clean & well lit stores? Well, I do... look how shiny their floors…read moreare! This store makes grocery shopping nice & convenient too with large roomy aisles, great specials, and no long lines... they have a wide variety & great selection, even an authentic Mexican section. Looking for great Georgia produce? Well, it's here... along with great discounts & specials it makes shopping quick & easy. They even have sugar free items along with many other delectable baked goods. Most important, they support our veterans by letting them set-up outside to receive donations from the great people of Georgia!! Today we volunteered for the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) & Everyone who walked by was greeted with a smile & wished a blessed day!! Today, as every day, we wish God to bless all military members, supporters, & families... Thank you all.

Very nice staff, their deli is fantastic especially their fried chicken, great selection of…read moreproducts and some of the best prices.

Great customer service and small town feel. Also the only place I get Nadines Chicken salad which…read moreis Awesome.

We love Publix! Their rye bread, key lime pie and deli subs are the best. I wish we had one in…read moreBlairsville.

Went there a couple days ago. Only have a 30 min. lunch, and it takes 10 minutes to get there. As…read moreusual, only 1 employee at sandwich counter. As usual, out of mayonnaise, woman went to grab that. The sheriff joked about, "Didn't you know you were making sandwiches today?" When she got to me I asked for mountain bread. And of course that was not stocked. She said someone would go get it. It's on the other side of the store. By this time with cops blocking Jet Roberts to even get to Publix due to accident and not having anything ready and stocked, I had to order a sub roll which I didn't want. When I got to work, I realized the sub was old and flaking. Horrible experience. If you have an hour lunch and don't mind standing forever with no acknowledgement, you might be okay. Otherwise, go somewhere else that values your time.

This is a newer store and very clean, but the staffing is very minimal. I had a cart full of…read moregroceries, and only the self-checkout was open. What a pain, as it is tricky to unload, scan, and lay down your checked groceries in the tiny bagging area! It's probably fine for buying a few things. As is often the case, there were empty boxes blocking certain dairy items. You have to pull out the empty box and stash it somewhere so you can get to the yogurt or item you need. As usually with Aldi, you can't get everything you need. Heaven help you if you want to buy dental floss, bay leaves, or whole wheat flour--you just need to go elsewhere. Aldi does have low prices, and I usually find quality produce. I prefer to get fresh meat from Costco.

It is always good and feels nice in here the sub line does take a bit longer than I would like it…read moreto but other than that this supermarket is great. Great employees that work here they greet me everything I come in the door

This is a newer Publix and the store layout is flip flopped from the one where I normally shop. I…read morelike this location. It just feels more up to date and cleaner. Their bakery is primo! Publix prices are higher than LIDL on most fresh items and packaged goods. But you really can't compare their bakery, it wins hands down!