Drove almost 3 hours to shop here. After gathering all my items Michelle began helping me checkout…read more Out of excitement I let her know the great distance I traveled to get here & she mentioned a cooler of some sort for my items so they don't spoil, unsure I mentioned how I might go to gas station to get ice. After paying for my items michelle grabbed a cooler bag & purchased it for me! That gesture was extremely kind & I came here to just say I really appreciate that & hope good things come for michelle. Good people are like stars, you can't always see them but they are there

All products offered by Trader Joe's are of exceptional quality. When I require Indian cuisine,…read morethis establishment serves as my initial point of reference before exploring nearby restaurants. Notably, during my visit to Oregon, I did not intend to reside within a two-mile radius of the Trader Joe's store. I am still looking for this Zhoug sauce

All the healthy things of life I love ! Friendly and accommodating customer service. I shop here…read moreregularly ! There is a seating area to eat here and chill and events regularly so check out their schedule !

This place seems awesome! I just happened to stroll in on my lunch break. Bummed I missed the…read moreopening week discounts. The staff was very helpful and attentive. The prices are similar to that of Whole Foods, Fresh Market and Earth Fare with the exception of the meats. I saw fresh seasoned catfish filets and large jerk chicken thighs for under $5. I will definitely be back to stock up on meat. I'd also like to try the hot bar. You can get a platter of side dishes for $6 or a main entree with two sides for $9. Today they had vegan stir fry and vegan shepherd's pies as the vegan entrees and about four other non-vegan entrees. The produce looked fresh and was also reasonably priced. I look forward to really shopping there when I need to stock up on fresh produce and meats.

We came here to grab some smoothies at this market and the service was great from the moment we…read morestep foot inside . We were greeted and the "bar" was very clean right by the entrance and we got the banana and strawberry smoothies and they were delicious! Fresh food , and made to order it always the best ! He even had some juice left after filling up our cups and he gave us the extra!!

This is a smaller Publix that has been renamed from a Greenwise. The signs just went up today. The…read morestations to get pizzas slices and burritos are gone but there is still a Pours offering coffee and beer. There's also a full-size deli now. The selection of products has improved, which is a plus because this location alongside FSU is nicer to shop at than the one on Tennessee west of campus. The paperback books are gone, which is a minus. Where am I going to find James Patterson or Nora Roberts now?

I am a huge fan of the Fresh Market and this particular location in Tallahassee, Florida is an…read moreoverall good representation of the brand. The service here is friendly and the overall layout of the store is pleasant and conveys a relaxing ambiance. I have tosay that I am a huge fan of their meat and produce sections and I find both departments to be top-notch. If you find yourself in Tallahassee, Florida, I would definitely recommend this particular location of the Fresh Market.

Thankful they were open on Thanksgiving till 3pm , because we completely forgot to get bakery bread…read moreand butter for tonight . Service was really fast although they were busy since there were other knuckleheads like us who needed last minute things for their holiday dinners. The store was well stocked with a wonderful bakery and specialty items. Prices were reasonable and would return.

We went this morning to get the corned beef. Food was supposed to be on sale in Aldi's in the…read moreCrawfordville store and it was still at the higher price. Today is the day that the sale starts. Most of the time when we go on sale days three minutes after the store opens the one employee that we can find. Says they're all sold out. The store is Very aggravating when you drive to it and it doesn't have the sale items or they try to tell you. It's all sold out unless they got one and one of the employees bought it themselves.

Uniquely European products cannot be found in usual stores…read moreEspecially loved lemonade drinks

I had hoped to have some good background on this decades-old Frenchtown market but I'm coming up…read moreshort right now. I'd encourage anyone with insights on the history of this store to contribute. I do know, from the folks behind the counter these days, that it's been around for "over forty years" - I suspect it's well over that; my sense is that it's probably from the late forties/early fifties judging from its current layout/amenities. What has intrigued me for quite some time is the signage and its old-time font/coloration/layout. Having come three times over that past two weeks, I can say that this would be where I'd come if I were seeking out "the good stuff" for making up meals focused on commensality. Commensality is a good word that I learned recently. There's a great book ("Commensality: From Everyday Food to Feast") that delves into this important social act - one that I fear we experience less and less. Check it out. I associate the Fourth Avenue Super Market with commensality because the produce and the butcher-counter are chockful of items that simply aren't made for a single person - perhaps not even for a single family. Take, for example, the "Soul Bag". I'm not entirely certain what offal, cuts or livestock byproducts are within it - but I suspect that it contains the central cast of characters for a centerpiece dish for a large gathering of gourmands and gourmets alike. You don't buy the Soul Bag to take it back home and serve up two portions. At least, I wouldn't. Perhaps I'm overly romanticizing this store - that's quite possible. I fear that with the rapidly encroaching gentrification of Frenchtown, the Fourth Avenue Super Market risks being swept away within the coming decade to make way for something brighter and shinier. I hope that isn't the case - and that it continues to exist as it does today. If you love Tallahassee and history in general, I'd encourage you to come here at least once, if only to pick up a cold drink in the back coolers. Come on in and walk the aisles - and take yourself back in time.

After a long hiatus, my fiancé and I returned. Amazingly clean store; with well organized isles and…read morevery courteous staff. We found everything we were looking for and while we didn't go down each isle it was decided that this place was worth returning to. Highly recommended.

After getting sick and the doctors finding out what the issue was, then the long healing time, I…read moreplanned on making a special treat from my family as a way of saying thank you and I love you. People I know stop at Piggly Wiggly weekly. I had even shopped there before. We just call it the Pig. As I walk to the doors there are several people there asking for money of just laying around the buggies outside. It looked like someone poured out a liquid that smelled like piss. Walking in you see the guards, but a first glance it looked passable in the clean department. How wrong I was! As I pass the purple onions you can see the mold on them. You could see them putting out another veg and they just put new over the old. So I flip the meal plan in my head and head to the meat section. 1. Paid over $24 for a pork tenderloin plus the 10% at checkout for something that was not fully pork. 2. Upon opening the package, the amount of liquid that came out could have filled up 2 cups. 3. While seasoning one end you could see where it wasn't what the label said. It was several chunks of fat and some meat where they used Transglutaminase throughout the full "tenderloin". 4. You could taste chicken, pork, and God only knows what else it tasted like. I thought it tasted like the plant sausages I picked up once. 5. Instead of being a gift to my kids It caused us to get sick and miss a very important doctors visit. 6. When you cook the meat is shrinks by half. If your having to cook twice as much as normal to feed the family then why not go somewhere else to get food that you know is better for cheaper than what you have to buy to feed your family. 7. How many times have you been sick after eating food bought from there? How many times has the NP or Dr at bond fussed at you for your sugar level, Cholesterol, blood pressure, or weight and you are doing what they said? How many times did you say F it and stopped caring what bond says and stopped going to the Dr or NP? What all are they putting in our foods? How much more will they push? Till someone passes away? Because it's not on the label and it is suppose to be! Now I know why our friends who shop there weekly stay sick so much. We have recommended that they shop somewhere else as well. We are going to get together every other week to take a drive further out to shop at other places. This way we can get what we pay for. Wally world isn't any better. So to save us money and we don't get sick again we will take a trip to a different town to save our lives from what might happen in the future. If the store is so bad that guards are needed then why not clean it up. It is because they want max profit in an area that needs to be in better health knowing we are limited on options. So I recommend to travel as a group to so save on gas and gives real options for the same amount I spent at the pig. Just because our budgets are limited and gas is expensive doesn't mean we will take this. For those who don't know, Transglutaminase is an enzyme that creates protein cross-links by binding amino acids (glutamine & lysine) together. Providing structural strength to proteins in cells in the food. It is commonly known as "Meat Glue".

If you want good quality meats, this is the place to go. Why buy meats from large corporations when…read moreyou can buy local? Although I don't eat pork, they have all different kinds here....all of that good country meat that reminds you of grandma's cooking on a Sunday morning. Oxtails are difficult to find at a reasonable size and price, but you can find them here. I even purchase femur bones for my dog here and they cut them whatever size you want right in the butcher shop. Another great aspect about Revels is that they have local fruits and vegetables, frozen vegetables and common kitchen staples. The pick is is $24.99 and EBT is accepted.

When I moved to Tallahassee 16 years ago, my neighbor who happened to be my nephews friend took me…read moreunder her wing and showed me around Tallahassee. The very first store she took me to was Revels, she said that this was best and very reasonable priced. I walked out with over $100 worth of meats and groceries. I still go there on a weekly basis to do all my shopping and have never been disappointed EVER.