We were staying in Gatlinburg and decided we wanted to take a picnic lunch into our adventures in…read morethe Great Smoky Mountain National Park one of the days we were there. I saw that there was a Publix in Pigeon Forge and knew that's where we'd need to go to get our picnic supplies! Because we had flown in (and didn't have picnic basket on our pack list), I knew that we needed to get a small cooler to keep our drinks and sandwiches cool on the warm spring day. Fortunately, Publix had a nice variety of small lunch box size coolers and we found one for a reasonable price that was perfect for what we needed and would collapse down for easy packing to bring it home. We then made our way to the deli and got fresh, deli made sandwiches made with boar's head meats and cheeses. They're fully customizable and we very much enjoyed them! We were also able to grab some fruit, pretzel crisps, boar's head hummus, and bottled beverages to round out our picnic. Everything was great, prices were reasonable, and we enjoyed a beautiful picnic in this beautiful area. One note would be that the deli does get busy. We were there in the ease of spring (ie: no big National Park crowds) and we still had to wait in a bit of a line for our deli sandwiches. So, just something to factor into scheduling. That said, we didn't mind a bit and the sandwiches were worth the wait. Get to it!

I was in the area to visit Dollywood and was staying nearby, so I stopped in here to pick up some…read moresnacks and water for the weekend. It was located at the intersection of Great Smoky Mountains Pkwy and Wears Valley Rd. The store was clean, well organized, and well maintained. I was able to easily find what I needed. Prices weren't the best, but there were some deals here and there. I bought 2 bags of Boulder Canyon chips for $8 and a gallon of Publix drinking water for $1.43. It was quicker and very convenient for me to pay for my items while using one of the self checkout kiosks and be on my way.

Most of the food that I checked in here was expired. A loaf of bread, hummus, and the citrus fruit.read more

My wife and I awoke in a quaint lil' Air BnB around 8AM on a Saturday. I made her watch Rogue One…read moreand Attack of the Clones all morning. It was epic! We ate eggs with fish in it for breakfast. Yumm. Afterwards we agreed that at 1100 we must get groceries to make our sisters dinner. My wife speedily took an hour to wash her hair before we went on our adventure. When she finished we ate more food! This time curry with a side of PB&J. Yumm. Around 1pm we set off to Walmart. It was an easy drive. We saw tons of trees with leaves. Upon arriving my wife noticed the Walmart was small. Very strage. They're usually big, you know? The next bad omen was the carts. They were all next to the registers. Haven't seen that before! We got our cart and perused the isles. Bad omen number three was soon revealed to us. No produce! Or milk! Or meat! I looked at my wife and exclaimed, "Honey! This Walmart is milkless!" She replied with, "I know." So obviously we expeditiously removed ourselves from that horrible place. My wife was sad. I was sadder. We quietly sat in our car in the parking lot for a while. I looked toward the horizon, questioning everything I thought I knew about stores. That's when I saw the INGLES sign. With a Deli and Bakery sign next to it. That's when I knew there was still hope in the world. I heroically sped over to the place. Not even telling my wife where we were headed. She questioned me. The parking lot was honestly kinda sus. There weren't many people there. However, the inside was amazing. I remember seeing lettuce and my heart skipping a beat. The isles were nicely spaced apart and well stocked with everything we needed including greek yogurt, vinegar, and oregano; excluding shallots. Purchasing our haul was a pleasant experience. And excellent young man offered to carry our groceries for us. We said no. As we walked out of the store my wife and I spoke about how much we adored the place. We would like to work there someday. The best part was when we finished putting out groceries away, the excellent young man appeared in a blink of a eye. He offered to take our cart away. We said yes. Five stars. Would shop at Ingles again.

They have great products and receive their trucks on Wednesday. By Friday, the shelves are empty…read more My store is in Morristown, TN. I wish they could do a better job of ordering.

Aldis rocks, definitely, no frills and I am never sure what I will find. That's the fun of it, but…read moreI know here I will save. And many of their items are very good! Salsa, meats, cheeses, and there if you don't get it then, you snooze, you loose. This store, is a bit smaller than ours in Sevierville. Less crowded and neater...friendly as all Aldi stores are... With costs climbing we all must shop wise!!!

We LOVE this place! The food is great and they are always friendly. Highly recommend the chicken…read moresalad, pimento cheese sandwich, and the slaw dogs. They also have most anything you would need while camping or staying in a vacation rental.

Steve Headrick runs a fabulous store. He has been here in Townsend for years and his store has…read morebecome a fixture in the community. He stocks his store well, has gasoline and runs a fabulous deli. He has the best chili dog known to man! Steve and his staff will make You feel welcome and like they appreciate you. It's a one stop shop!

The employees are so welcoming. It is a pretty well stocked store. A great experience and the…read morepieces were very reasonable.

Passing through town and was pleasantly surprised by this little spot. It legitimately has…read moreEVERYTHING you could need. Drinks, condiments, meat, medicine, ready made meals to grab and go, batteries and things for the house... and of course it's a gas station to boot! The gentleman working couldn't have been nicer and the bathroom was super clean. Donna Jo's for the win.

It is interesting to revisit a place of prior employment, especially when it is one as debatable as…read moreWalmart. That said, a first is a first. I started working here when I was 16 or 17. Flexible hours (not to mention being able to transfer locations) helped me pay the bills while in college. I transferred to a location in Durango, CO while I was performing with the Durango Shakespeare Festival, transferred back to Jefferson City, TN to finish my first two years and finally transferred to a Memphis, TN location while finishing undergrad. People will always be different from store to store but what is something that should remain consistent for a company across all the storefronts within the brand? The answer is standards and expectations. I visited the Jefferson City location about a month ago and while it may have been due to holiday traffic, lack of staff due to a Covid spike or some other unknown the standards were concerning as the condition of the store left much to be desired as did waiting over 20 minutes to check out. My next visit on 1/29/22 showed a notable improvement in visual merchandizing, faster checkouts and a more readily engaged floor staff. It reminded me of how it was when I once worked here which is a good thing. Say what you will about Walmart but for some "lifers" like Sheila and my Mother (of 25+ years) it is their job and it makes me happy to see them and many others still enjoying the work place and helping improve the customer experience. A final note, I used to answer the phone here sometimes (yes, the phone was answered by a real person every time) and I would say "Walmart store 724 open 24-7 this is Nick. How can I help you?" Being open 24 hours is a lot but a real human being answering the phone every time is something people would notice as special. Maybe we will see these days return. Go store 724!

When 80percent of the items you buy are rung up higher than the price on the shelves gotta wonder…read morewho is not doing their jobs!

Our Food City of choice…read more We have the choice of 5 Food City s. This is the best in the area. Friendly staff. Started good conversations with people in multiple departments. Helpful. Never rushed me. Clean store with a large well kept parking lot.

This Food City is becoming my favorite place to grocery shop! They have everything, the store is…read morewell kept and the customer service is excellent.

Easiest place for anything needed…read more Has souvenirs, flowers, etc. Efficient checkout.

Well stocked very busy store! Employees are very helpful and it beats driving to Walmart in…read moreSevierville or just everyday necessities

This is a very clean and classy store with great employees. They have excellent buy one get one…read moredeals. They did a lovely job on a birthday cake for me. The process was very easy.

Most of the produce is dated if not actually spoiled. One clerk told me that store management will…read morehold the fresher produce in the back until all the old produce has sold to minimize shrink and improve profits. If you drive about two miles you can find fresh produce at Aldi's, and at a lower price. Avoid the hype that this is a Publix, it's not the quality of a Publix in Florida!

Kinda run down, but understandable with the high foot traffic…read more Stop in for certain items I can't find elsewhere, about twice a month. Never received bad service, but that's not to say this place has ever had someone stand out to me. Again. Solid Kroger. Large. Open space. Just a dark, rough around the edges feel. Side note. Customer service serves as the employee break area. Often has back of the house posts (birthdays, some like/dislike survey) up for the world to see. Just odd.

Love stopping at a Kroger for fuel when I can get a $.40 discount per gallon. Each time we shop at…read morea Kroger we build up fuel point. Usually it's $.20 to $.30, but this time there was a surprise bonus.