Seriously wish I had a Publix near me. Went back because I really wanted the cannolis I had last…read moretime. At first I didn't think they had them cause I didn't see them but then, sitting on the shelf was the last box of two cannolis. I was BEYOND happy!!! I they taste so d**n good!! I wish they made ones that were completely covered in chocolate tho. Like, the entire shell instead of just the plain shell. That would be delicious!! I definitely enjoyed eating these again and would recommend trying them if you haven't already.

Instead of going to my usual markets, I decided to shop at Publix today. The last couple of times,…read moreit was always crowded and more of a hassle to shop, but today it was quite pleasant. This store has great selections to make your grocery shopping experience enjoyable. I also ended up finding items that I haven't seen in some of the other locations I normally shop in, which was a great deal for me! I will say that making this trip was worth it. It was clean, items were on the shelves neatly, and customer service was great. I will make this one of my locations to shop more frequently!

Public in Chapin is one of largest area businesses in town. Everyone comes here as the place is…read morealways packed. I use Publix as my pharmacy but other than this I rarely shop here, because the prices are too damn high. The produce section is larger than Food Lion but they just have more produce no additional stock that local don't also have. The hot bar is always hopping with a line, and there is a decent selection of pre-made meals although it could be larger and more variety IMO. I do love anything from the bakery particularly those birthday cakes, Yum. The main reason I come inside is the West Indies section on International Aisle. It is small so don't get your hopes up but have a few essentials like the wafer crackers, cheese in the tin, mackerel, Grace hot sauce. No Tropical Rhythm, spice bun, or Lasco. Now this cheese in tin is $9.89 for the small and I thought it was expensive but I hear it is $13.00 at El Mariachi. There are self checkout lines here I think.

Everything needs to be improved. The store needs updating and new flooring. When you enter a food…read morestore it should smell good like baked goods ! Chapin Publix looks dirty and doesn't have a nice smell

It has everything I went there for a few things and came out with a bunch of things. It is super…read morebig. We did a little food shopping snack shopping and toy shopping all in one with a $90 bill later for a few things

Another day, another road trip. I needed some snacks and drinks for the van and this Walmart fit…read morethe bill. I also needed a warm hat because it's 40 degrees outside today! Some parts of the store are quite picked over, especially in the men's wear department. Perhaps others had the same idea as me - a last minute warm outfit. After spending ten minutes wandering around the aisles on this side, I ended up over on the ladies wear and found the perfect black hat I needed and a pair of gloves. Yes, one-size-fits-all fit me okay. Bottle water was also looking pretty bad but the sliced meats and cheeses were in good shape. Other than the few things I did not find, the store was in good shape. It's tidy. There was no litter. The checkout was quick enough. [Review 18930 overall - 906 in South Carolina - 2453 of 2022.]

It's a really great little market, managed well by Michaela Barno. I actually look forward to each…read moreWednesday as this market has become sorta my social connection to the community. Plus, Murphy's Farm's first stall starts the shopping of correctly. Murph's a great guy, with great, fresh produce at fair prices. All the venders have always treated me fairly too. Henry's Bread Kitchen is worth the line! Great guy, and loves talking about his wonderful breads. Be there, I look forward to seeing ya!

From the owner: Local farmers selling produce, seasonal fruit, milk, eggs, honey, beef, pork, and chicken. We're…read moreBlythewood's marketplace for homegrown groceries. Buy your specialty groceries direct from the seller: grits, bread, jams, hot sauces and more. Come check us out, and also enjoy live music, food trucks, and artisan crafts. Located in Blythewood's Doko Meadows Park, you can bring the whole family (and the dog).

My new favorite small, local shop! I've been popping in 2-3 times per week for duck eggs, quail…read moreeggs, organic grocery items, local baked goods, fresh produce, coffee beans and more. The employees are friendly and helpful. They have my favorite ice cream treats (nondairy and gluten free!) and the owner offered to order anything I need that they don't currently carry! How amazing is that?! Definitely go check it out but leave me some eggs, ok?

The Farm Store is my favorite place to buy fresh, local produce in Sumter, SC. I particularly enjoy…read moreeating their sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and blackberries. Also, they carry an adequate selection of canned, dried, and frozen foods for my recipe needs. The staff are friendly and inviting, and I enjoy coming to shop here.

Normally when I go to WalMart, I travel to Newport. But one thing I really enjoy about Chester…read moreWalMart is Bill. He works in the grocery area. He goes above and beyond to greet customers. He says "Hi, how are you?" Then he's still paying attention when you respond. Most people just say a greeting because they're required too. Bill's greetings are genuine! Bill is the one positive in Chester's WalMart.

This store has a few decent employees and some that are very friendly. Not the norm but is now just…read morecommonplace in our new society. I enjoy being able to go into a store and navigate around to find what I need. NOT in this location. I hate going here. Most of the employees are rude, seriously oblivious to anything, and will run you down with huge carts if YOU don't get out of the way. Don't expect an "excuse me" or even eye contact. If you survive this, try the aisle blocking techniques of the local walkers, stalkers, and talkers who DARE you to try to get around them despite any common courtesy you may have initiated. They stand there and stare you down with every bit of hate they can send, and then make you go around the other way to get to the product right behind them. Usually this happens after church on Sunday. We won't even go. We go to KJ's and spend a few extra bucks and get excellent service and friendly people. Some of these places should be shut down, but good people need jobs.