As much as I love shopping at a certain German store, there are just certain things that they don't…read morecarry and so I'm popping in to Ingles to get fresh herbs, the yogurt my wife likes and a few other bits. This was a very pleasant shop. Clean parking lot with a working shopping trolley. The store was well lit and neatly organized. It was super easy to find the things I needed and the prices were clearly labeled. Self-checkout worked great. [Review 558 of 2026 - 4652 in North Carolina - 25740 overall]

Worst breakfast hot bar of any ingles store I have visited in NC. The food was not fresh, the gravy…read morewas to thick (add some water). The hash browns looked good however they was hard and cold. No bacon the lady said "we sold out twice" that means nothing to me as a customer, I wanted some bacon. I ended up trying their sausage which also cold. Skip the lincolnton ingles.

Really what can a body expect? It's Walmart. It's in a rural Southern town. The staff hasn't…read moreever been spectacular, but the store does carry many items. It's generally well stocked (2022 - not so much). It's a great place to walk around and get out of the summer heat. 4 stars!

I always find what I need. The layout looks s easy to navigate (not all Walmart's are the same)…read more Store and bathrooms are always clean. Staff is very helpful.

Typically pretty well stocked. Employees are kind and helpful. Prices are okay for most things…read more(some are a little outrageous [$7 for certain coffee creamers makes me giggle]!)

If you're looking to go back to the past, visit this food lion. Feels like its suck in the early…read more90s. Was surreal visiting this grocery store.

I love bilo they have the freshest vegetable and fruits there cakes are beyond amazing good moist…read moreand they have it done in no time

The clubs are off the charts! Absolutely amazing service…read more The food is amazing always. The ambiance is very barnyardy. Overall amazing experience.

The service was fantastic!! The food was amazing!! The ambiance is very relaxed. The food was…read moredelicious and reasonably price. The macaroni salad was a slam dunk as was the sweet tea! All around I enjoyed my visit and will be back!

I am in the last couple months tried to get prescriptions filled and they would tell me I would…read morehave to wait a week or two because they didn't have them, if I can wait a week or two and not take my prescriptions I don't see why I really need them and I guess they feel the same way. Walmart is just not what it used to be so it's time to move on. Walgreens CVS probably a neighborhood drug store cuz this place could care less about your health

To give this store, one star is being generous. It's unfortunate that you can't give a review with…read morezero stars. The pharmacy is an absolute disaster. Get your prescription filled elsewhere. Called from another store to fill a prescription because the store in Stanley was out, They said they had it and would fill it immediately. Went there an hour later and we're told they didn't have it, then the pharmacist says, yeah they do have it yeah and no, they hadn't filled the order like they had promised to do.

The Pickle Fetish Co. & Pickle Museum is located in Downtown Lincolnton. It is a unique place. It…read moreis a specialty store filled with pickles, other pickled items and merchandise. I was warmly greeted when I entered the store and given an overview of what was available, and that the museum was from the owner's personal collection. She even tried to help me find a museum I couldn't find. The store opened in August of 2024. Samples were available if you wanted to try before you buy. You can get pickled fudge, pickle-flavored lollipops, freeze-dried pickles, pickled asparagus, pickled beets, beverages and more. There were t-shirts, candles, soap, toys, and more. A refrigerated section sells cheese and other items that require refrigeration, such as pickles without preservatives and pickled lemonade. They sell items you won't find elsewhere. The shop is located inside a historic building built in 1914. The mini museum showcases a variety of pickle memorabilia, from jars and toys to vintage signs, games and other unique items. Parking is available on the street; just make sure you are in the spot for less than three hours, or the parking attendant will give you a ticket. If you are looking for somewhere quirky to visit or a hard-to-find item, you might find it here. You can order from the website if you don't live close enough to shop in person.

Cute store FILLED with specialty pickle products and even a pickle museum section…read more Seriously- a wide variety of pickle and pickled flavored products - toys, mugs, t-shirts, novelties, candy, cheese, hummus, chips, stickers, pickled canned goods, condiments & so much more. Clean, Friendly, & welcoming environment. Whether you're a pickle fan or not, you should go check out this small business when in the area and enjoying the town square.

Wow! Upon walking in noticed store lit nice and bright. Loved the neat clean store. Some of their…read morelocations are small and cramped. Not this one. Sales associate very nice, courteous. Thanks DG for this nice well lit store. My shopping was most pleasurable!

I am very unsatisfied by my treatment when I went to the toy isle when My Son was testing out the…read morebig bouncy balls. We were going to purchase One until a staff member Was rude to my son. She looked Middle Aged And Had glasses.