I love this market. I started coming during the "egg shortage" because traditional store bought…read moreeggs just don't sit well with me; however, pasture raised eggs I am able to tolerate just fine. Anyway, while all the stores were either out of eggs or selling traditional eggs for the price of pasture raised, I remembered this market and gave these folks a try and now they are me egg dealer. ;) It's a black own family market with good vibes. You will find an abundance of in season produce, a lot of it is grown organically but it's not labeled organic, it's an entire situation behind that so google or watch a Netflix documentary. All of the produce items are sold by the pound so buy what you need and shop responsibly. You may have to inquire about bulk purchases. The produce is always fresh, I also get homemade butter from here and backwood homemade favorites like chow chow, toe jam, they have teas, etc. It really is a hidden gem. You can use EBT & debit/credit cards, I'm not so sure about cash so please inquire before going. Support your local farmers and give these folks a try.

I am all for supporting this business and in favor of what they do and how they do it but I think…read moreit's important to understand how hard subsistence farming truly is. Maintaining farm land and keeping quality soil. Not to even mention finding a sustainable labor force willing to do this type of work. Anytime I think of fresh produce, I think of flied and gnats...Seeing them is a sign that the food is natural. If you don't see them,perhaps ask yourself why? The word "organic" is no longer solely associated with a plant grown out of the earth. When you go there, ask what they harvest on site vs what's imported. You may be awakened. Bring cash unless you mind paying a transaction fee for your card purchase. Most importantly, support this business with an open mind. The community needs this.

I usually pass by Food Depot without stopping. We use to shop at another location, but for some…read morereason, it's never been my go to store. I stopped today to pick up some items for spinach lasagna tomorrow. The place was clean, and I was welcomed when I walked through the door. I was able to quickly find all of the ingredients. There was a good variety. There were plenty of lines open. I'll definitely be back.

Some merchandise was placed in the wrong spot with a lower price. When I brought it to the…read moremanager's attention he said that he was aware of the mistake but was not going to reduce the price to match the signage. When I questioned his decision he told me it was final with a nasty attitude. Needless to say I will not be shopping there anymore.

Always enjoy going to this location. It's clean. We've always been greeted with a smile, and they…read moreusually have the foods that we need.

Always pleasant team members. It's a little smaller so sometimes they don't have all items needed…read moreor run out however they make up for it with the cleanliness and great attitudes. Particularly I had a horrible experience at a local pharmacy and the Publix Kellytown pharmacy completely saved the day with their speed, service, and care!

This store always has a lot of expired things on the shelf and I have to move them out of the way…read moreto get to fresh stuff. I bought cookies last week that made me VERY sick. I looked at the date after I vomited several times and they expired March 2025! It is DECEMBER 2025! It looks like they put these cookies in the back of the store last winter and brought them out this winter, unacceptable! They also have numerous frozen cakes with NO EXPIRATION dates on them! This store needs to be investigated by the health dept.

There have been times Ingles Deli was one of my favorite go to for FRIED CHICKEN. Today I waited…read more20min for Hot chicken to get home the chicken not thoroughly cooked, the squash grossly squishy, the cornbread rock hard, the string beans just oily no flavor at all. Not sure if they have new cooks the dynamics in the kitchen has definitely changed. Will think twice about getting food from the deli again!!!

The husband is Jamaican, and is really picky about Jamaican food…read more He tried this- got the oxtail. He loved it. Additionally, it wasn't crazy expensive (one place in McDonough charged $15 more for less!) Definitely will be back. Place is clean, has inside & outside eating areas.

The worst customer service ever!!! The owner is rude af, she act as if we need her and not the…read moreother way around. The food is sub par with cheap rationing on the protein side. Please do NOT go here if you value your money and respect!!!! Trelawny which is not to far on Rock Quarry rd is waaayyyy better then this place!!!!!

So impressed with this brand. For what it offers they are excellent. What do they offer, you ask?…read moreQuality products at a reasonable cost. ALDI has organic, vegetarian and vegan foods. Lots of fresh assortment of produce and meats. A couple of things ALDI does to save us money.. 1. You must insert a quarter into a slot to use a shopping cart. You get the quarter back when you return the cart in to cart rack. 2. You must BYOB... bring your own bag. They sell shopping bags or you can brings your own. 3. The store is clean and simply arranged... don't expect the bounty you see in the big brand stores. This shop has lots of parking. The staff is kept at a minimum, but they are friendly with good customer service skills. Today I picked up a lot of good produce.. including avocados for .39 cents each. Wowzier!! I'll be back for more!

1 line 1 cashier always line . I'll take my business elsewhere…read more If 10+ folks in line time for backup. This is 3 occasions. I'm done

Always affordable, never a surprise at the register. What's not to love about Aldi's. I wish they…read morebring back their gluten free bagels as I haven't seen them in store for some time so my guess is they are discontinued but I appreciate the affordable gluten free options that they do have. Enjoy!

19 hours ago I…read morebought some Belgium beer yesterday 7/22/20 and I got home only to see they have an expiration date of 12/18/19 on the bottle!!!!! I do not live near by so I couldn't just bring it back. I have been calling but they are not answering the phone at this moment and their website is down! This is ridiculous and I am highly disappointed.

I came in the store and workers were loud and arguing. I come here all the time and it's never like…read morethis. It's what some would call ghetto. One worker was trying to take control and calm the situation down while handling me very respectfully. She also works there every time I come. But she sent them to the back and was able to handle my orders and drive through within minutes. But I am disappointed this my favorite place

While ordering I sat in drive through for 30 minutes, several workers were loudly arguing, creating…read morea chaotic and unprofessional atmosphere. It was uncomfortable and made the experience unpleasant. Thankfully, one female employee stepped in, helped me out, and made a great smoothie--but overall, there was just too much going on.

My Kroger florist better than yours. This was such a beautiful display I had to stop and capture…read morethe moment.

My family recently suffered a lost and when preparing for the repass we decided to get food from…read morethe Kroger Deli. I must say that through the process the staff was very polite and courteous. Emmanuel and the morning staff made sure that I had everything I needed. Helping to make sure that what was a very sad day a little less stressful. Thanks again

These folks can usually be found at the Courthouse Square Farmers Market in McDonough, GA on the…read moreweekend and you can only buy their products in Georgia but man, are they worth it. This is some sort of cottage industry producer of artisan crafted stuff like you'd see on the menu at Husk in Charleston, SC, infused oils and vinegars, hand-crafted sauces, jams and jellies, smoked spices and all other sort of goodies. I have tried their jams (Peach Brandy Jam, I used to top baked Mission Figs), their Espresso Infused Balsamic which I used to make a reduction sauce for filet mignon, and their watermelon jelly is fine, too. They have a Tomato Basil Sauce that I have but have not tried yet and will let you know how it goes. Folks, it's hard to find the weird stuff some of us foodies like to cook with but this Mullen Farms lady has it going on if you want something out of the box. Highly recommend. Also, you can call them to see where they'll be set up next: 404-242-9844.