I grew up going to this grocery store and not only do they serve amazing hot meals but cakes and an…read morearray of quality groceries. This store is located in Greenville, al and this small city has a lot to offer. They cook seven days a week and the menu will always have something delicious on it. True friendly service and amazing food is always a plus. This store is one of the reasons why I look forward to my visits back home. Don't worry they have breakfast as well and it's a true representation of a southern breakfast. So if you're in the area make sure to make time to stop by and grab a bite to eat. Oh and I almost forgot to mention their sweet tea don't miss out on this gem.

Went there on a windy day with hurricane Sally on our heals. Nothing bad to say about the store…read more Compared it to our hometown store and Greenville was better maintained.

This store is has been going downhill for a while now and seems to be increasing it's downward…read moreslide. Went by yesterday to get some groceries and needed to use the restroom. The stalls in the front of the store were simply gross...water standing around the commodes, wet paper hanging over the seat edges, unflushed (clogged?) toilets, toilet paper strewn across the floor. I then went to the bathrooms in the back of the store which are usually better and they were just as bad...more clogged toilets and nastiness. The bad thing is that while I was in the bathroom in the front of the store there was an employee drying his hands...makes me wonder if he didn't mess the toilet up with the wet toilet paper draped over it. Okay, so I got the nasty toilet part covered. Another thing is the "pick-up shoppers" and "stockers"...if you didn't watch out they'd run over you...they literally didn't care. It's more like employees at the Greenville store just want to get time on the clock and get a check...no incentive, no customer service, rude, etc.,. I can't say that it's all the employees' fault...management is responsible for the employees attitudes and customer relations. I would say that management at the Greenville store has failed miserably. Anyhow, the next thing was at check out. Btw. there were several things that were out of stock. Anyhow, at the self checkout one of the "guards" that gives the customers doing *their* work the evil eye came up and looked into my cart and walked away and started talking with another "guard" and a cashier. I had a case of beer and, of course, when I scanned it the stopped further scanning and turned the yellow light on about the terminal. I stopped and waited for one of the "guards" to come and swipe their card or whatever. Nobody came. The closest guard was only about 10-15 feet away from me talking to the others. Nobody came. I finally said loudly "MAM!!!!"...and pointed to the yellow light. One of the guards walked over and started typing in stuff on the terminal...seemed like it took longer than usual and a lot more keystrokes. Not saying anything nefarious was going on, but it did make me a tad suspicious. Anyhow, we finally got checked out and left the building. None of the Walmart employees ever acknowledged our presence with a simple "Hi!" or anything...it was like we didn't even exist to them. This is a strong reflection of management. And I say this from a point of running a operating a wholesale/retail business for over fifty years. We're from out of town so have to drive 20+ miles to get to the Greenville store. We've about decided to quit driving to Greenville for *anything*. Other towns actually have more to offer...more restaurants, more shops and businesses, etc.,. As for Walmart, the stores in the other towns we go to have, in the past, been much better than the Greenville store...stocked shelves, courteous employees, clean restrooms, etc.,. It's almost like Greenville is turning into a third-world city...and the Walmart there is leading the way.