We often visit Publix for our better meat options! Everyone is always friendly and welcoming! Store…read moreis clean and spacious!

Since moving this Publix is closer to the house, so I end up here most weeks. I enjoy shopping at…read morePublix for most of the veggies, fruits, meats, deli, bakery, and BOGOs. If they had a salad bar, I wouldn't have to cheat on them and go to the Lowe's Foods! But they don't. So I do. This Publix is just ok to me mainly because of the layout. The produce section is on the opposite side of the store from the bakery and deli. Makes no sense to me. The one on D Road that I e been shopping at for 20 years, and still use for my prescriptions, has the correct layout. Bakery, deli, produce. All aisle 1. The other thing that I'm not a fan of, and I believe this is all Publix, the self checkout doesn't take cash. Cash is still king in my world! But hey, we can't always get what we want. See you tomorrow Publix!

Stopping in to Earth Fare I was curious what the place had in store (sorry for the bad pun) to…read moresatisfy my curiosity. I will say there's plenty of parking outside with a very clean parking lot. There isn't too much inventory spilling out into the front of the store, which is oh so trendy, but it's tastefully done. Walking in the place is extremely clean, after some of the places I've been recently, this is very refreshing. I'll get this out of the way up front. I used to be a chef so when I see GMO, Gluten free, etc etc I cringe. There is hardly a definitive Government standard by which all these things are measured. Which means more often than not, it's a scam. If you want the real deal, farmers markets are the best bet. With that I observed the pricing like a hawk and comparable items had roughly a 10% markup. Now then I do love their house made foods. Cooking pizzas to order? Come on that's awesome! Desserts and cheeses are ok although I was a little down on their sliced meats and the variety. Their butcher was ho-hum and not very impressive. But... I spotted something I didn't anticipate Kangaroo, Ostrich and Bison to name a few oddities. I give credit for carrying very unpopular items around Summerville. FYI I've cooked ostrich before. It tastes just like beef only almost all lean meat for those watching your calories. I wondered around some more, noticing they had better cereal alternatives with less sugar. They lacked snacks like coconut crisps, but they did have a great assortment of dried fruits. Although I was impressed with their dried mushroom selection, no dried shiitakes! Generally, I like fresh, which they did have, but I wanted the juice from soaking them. Odd they have other mushrooms but not shiitake. The people here are fantastic. For some reason in my mind when I think of these "hippy" type of stores like Earth Fare I think very grounded and kind people. I wasn't disappointed as I asked the produce guy for something and he was all too eager to help out. If it were me, I would have been more like "check isle 3" or something. The employees are shining examples of down to earth kindness; something we all could use more of in these days. Overall, I like this place based on principal but those same principles are what keep me away. I'm not overly excited about slapping on GMO free labels when most of the time those are just buzz words to make an extra buck. Are there authentic companies out there? Sure but you really have to do your homework. Therefore, I remain committed to farmers markets. That said, I think this place is fine for those who like it. If you haven't been here before and are reading this be prepared for a slight price increase. To reiterate they do have an interesting variety of items greatly depending on specific products. I'm sure if you drop by you wont leave empty handed especially with the quality of people there to help.

A great place for fresh salads, exotic meat like bison and elk, and tons of sea food.read more

Who comes to a grocery store and doesn't buy groceries? Me!…read more I love Lowe's Boxcar Coffee and Beer Den. Tucked into a corner, it's a great place to relax with your favorite beverage. The booths are comfy, plenty of high tops, and a few seats at the bar. The coffee is excellent. I'm a purist, but flavor fanciers will love the available options. I'm going to try the beer, because I can buy in recyclable growlers - and it's tasty. But the attribute I like best is that while it's not silent, there's the usual hubbub, it's quiet enough to have a normal volume conversation with a friend or a group. How nice to have a cuppa with friends, and catch up, without shouting over the TVs, blaring music, and arcade games of most places. Plus, there's fresh pastries just down the aisle...

Located at the intersection of not 1, not 2 but 3, three roads... ha haha ha... (A little Lebron /…read moreThe Count mashup humor there) Lowes can cater to and elevate all of your grocery needs. I must admit as a former chef then afterwards living in Kansas City and Austin TX for 25 years and frequenting large grocery stores with almost all of the things I've needed under one roof; I've been very disappointed with almost all the grocery stores here. So, after my mother convinced me to stop by Lowes I was pleasantly surprised with a chain that "gets it" here in town. Walking in I found the place to be extremely clean with some of the nicest employees I've come across since being back in town. Moreover, they're rather smart; strategically placing fresh baked focaccia bread close to the entrance, enticing one's stomach to influence the power of the purse. Next, I challenge anyone to resist their smoked foods as the air is heavy with the sweet perfume. Please note that Lowes carries a LOT of items customers will NOT find at other stores. From the towns best selection of cheeses, rack of lamb, watermelon radish and on the list continues, I encourage all those reading this to shop this store for those harder to find items. As for instore made items, I've tried a few and would like to report my limited findings. First, I bought a loaf of olive focaccia bread a noted weakness of mine. I found it be pillow-y moistness, bouncing back to the touch with a good fragrance however the amount of rosemary in it will repel even the most persistent of demons (odd refence). I bought another loaf of parmesan and I had the same issue, just way to rosemary which I happen to enjoy. I wish they had an alternative without the herb but other than that it's awesome. Another success in the bakery was the Bavarian donuts which I highly advise not buying as they're downright addictive. Soft, moist and a perfect chocolate to cream ratio these things are illegal in 5 surrounding counties! As for protein, I broke down and got the smoked chicken wings and macaroni salad for lunch. Again, this would be a resounding success if it weren't for one overwhelming ingredient; in this case salt. I'm of the belief they marinated these wings in the dead sea as it tasted as if the cap to the salt shaker fell off when seasoning these wings. Otherwise, these wings hit on all notes as they were moist and had the perfect amount of smoke. As for the mac salad, everyone has their version of what are perfect ingredients so I'll just add this, they perfectly cooked the pasta. That is to say the noodles weren't soggy or cooked to death; rather al dente which is perfect for the summertime favorite. As for addins I think they're ok but that's very subjective. Again, a certified hit. I did grab the sushi one day but I'm not a fan of grocery store sushi for the simple fact that the rice needs to be warm and the fish cold as it creates a contrast in the mouth. That said I got the fried shrimp sushi and it was just like any other store, not great. Nothing taken away as I realize most people are happy with this. My point is if I'm craving sushi a grocery store isn't the first thing that comes to mind as a true restaurant has better quality fish and a more diverse menu. To summarize Lowes is a great place to obtain those harder to find ingredients with the best in store created foods among all the competitors out there. The people here are very nice and willing to help however please note you'll need to obtain a card to get the discounts, the one down side of Lowes, is they're a little more expensive. However, "it's a small price to pay" for leveling up on the quality meter. This is my favorite grocery store in town and it's not even close.

If you're in Summerville, South Carolina and you want really good every day available fresh produce…read moreraw milk awesome products you've gotta come to coastal produce market

Love this produce stand. Always a go to for me for some hot boiled peanuts, raw milk, smoked…read morecheeses, and whatever else we need from the produce selection. Their raw milk gallons are some of the best priced around and I cannot get enough of the cajun boiled peanuts. They also have an attached sandwich shop that delivers a great sandwich.

This HT is gradually eliminating many of my favored items…read more EX - the frozen Minute Maid lemon juice I have always bought there is no longer available there. No canned spice peaches, etc. Staff is nice and helpful. I'm going to have to go elsewhere

Ok so I have never written a review on a grocery store, but since moving to Summerville I have…read morebecome a devoted customer of this Harris Teeter. The store is always clean, the staff is always friendly and I can get a Starbucks when I walk in! They have an outstanding selection of produce. Each time I go it seems they are adding more and more gluten free options which helps me out! The best part, we earn fuel points so that I can save on gas!!! Now I'm not sure about all of you, but I love saving money! The only way I would stop shopping here is if they put a Kroger or an HEB near by as I think they are the only 2 stores that may have a bit of an edge!

I love the layout of this store and they have a Ramen bar. I already know going to Publix, that the…read moreprices are going to be higher so the prices don't bother me. I like to go to find items that other grocery stores don't carry.

This store is going to be a total success. Location, location, location…read moreFor sure it took longer than expected for them to open but it was well worth it and there is no doubt in my mind that the consumer will benefit having a HT across the street because the two of them will be competing to take your loyalty with some savings. Now to the store, it's got everything a Publix carries and more If you get tired check out the upstairs, rest and get a good vantage view of the whole store. Like it better than the Cane Bay already

This is a great store, good staff. Samantha specifically has helped me find items many times as an…read moreInstacart shopper, never making me feel less than the other customers. Appreciate your help, thank you Aldi on Dorchester. Best location! Also, the older lady on register who wears those combats boots. I've noticed she goes above and beyond to connect with all your customers. This is my favorite Aldi in the country. I've delivered in 30 states, over 5k orders!

They do have some good products but do your research on their chocolates - the Moser Roth brand is…read moreknown to contain a very high amount of lead. I buy the Choceur brand.

What a difference location can make. When I lived in Indian Trail NC, we had a Harris Teeter by…read moreeach of my two houses. Much smaller and not as sophisticated. I'm here to tell you Harris Teeter in Nexton must be the best one I've been to in SC, literally while it puts all other local grocery stores to shame. I wish I lived close and not off of Old Trolly. When I say it's huge, I mean it, I lived in Kansas City and Austin TX, I know big stores - hint Bucee's first gas station was 14 miles from my house. First of all, the location is easy to get in and out, ample parking and the main road right there. It's in a very safe section of town while inside and outside are extremely clean. Any one will pick up on that immediately walking in, which should put any customer at ease. The produce section ROCKS. I mean it. For instance, I've been hunting for watermelon radish for a long time at 3 other chains and nothing. Harris Teeter had, watermelon radish, dragon fruit, buddha fingers, Rambutan, fresh exotic (not dried) mushrooms and so on. Moreover, I inspected some raspberries and a few other things - no mold! Best produce besides a farmers market! Next, it looks as if they're experimenting taking a page out of midwestern stores' playbook. They have a bar here! Now being a single gentleman I often like meeting women at a grocery store - although I always find the attractive women have some sort of rock on their finger. But I'm seriously considering coming back when it's open, if it's a true bar and not just a wine, beer sampling area. Not that I don't love a good wine tasting but my imagination tells me I would enjoy the upper crust time of "fu-fu, bougie" women that I envision would be partaking here. I need to do more research but I love this idea for the greater Summerville area. While I didn't get any of their baked, seafoods, meats, salads, etc they have by far the best selection, excluding specialty butchers and fish mongers. Their fresh bread laced with rosemary and olive oil danced on the air while chocolate perfumed a few isles. I scanned over everything and cursed my diet b/c I could have really destroyed their food here. As for prices, it's probably just a bit higher than their competitors but I don't mind paying a little higher for a more robust selection. I mean, I saw things like phyllo cups, the newest fall items already being stocked in July, a wider selection of health foods and the list goes on and on. Finally the people here are extraordinary and go the extra mile. I asked where something was and the clerk took me too it. They didn't say "isle 4 by the bread" but nope they wanted to make sure I got what I needed. Moreover I don't have a card, No Problem! They gladly slid the store card in the reader to give me a discount! Come on... who else does that!? As far as grocery stores - this is where you want to go. The only thing lacking the variety of instore made food options and a place to dine. Granted, I came from Austin TX where we had HEB, literally 5 restaurants in the grocery store. Same for Hy-Vee in Overland Park KS. Those Midwest grocery stores - they have full dining experiences. What's next a movie theatre!? Ok, back to the point, here in Summerville, Harris Teeter is the king of grocery quantity, quality and customer service. Drop on by and check it out, but make sure your bank account can handle it.

Made a mistake of buying a pizza on Monday, it looked fairly good and I asked for jalapenos which…read morewere ok but when I got home pizza hadn't been in the oven long enough and the cheese hadn't completely melted or the quality they use is one of those weird imitation cheap cheeses, will never buy one again. You get what you pay for! and I get it! it is my fault not theirs but I also blame management for using poor quality ingredients and for the bait and switch factor. Had to throw most of the pizza to the trash, I should have not paid attention to what my friend said about the Monday pizza. About the only thing I like about this store is the bar with live music some days but makes me think what kind of wine am I getting. They are in the business of selling groceries and you would think that the deli and the bar side are just a convenience for the customers but I am not sure I will buy any prepared food or wine from a brand I am not familiar with

I really like this food lion....it's huge! They also do their best to keep it well stocked and…read moreclean. They have grassfed beef, a large produce section and good quality eggs and cheese. There is also a huge beer and wine section.Lots of open lanes as well for checkout.

WE don't have these in Memphis, so I had to check it out. They had deals on deals and the service…read moreof their staff showed that they were moving with purpose! The fresh food items were fresh and they had deals on closing out of the hot bar! So many local and regional favorites I wanted to try and their fresh cut fruit was indeed fresh !! Prices were beyond reasonable. Clean store and professional retail ambiance, that most grocery retailers would envy.

Located in a relatively easy to get in and out of location, depending on the time of day and…read moredirection, this Food Lion is a condensed grocery store. I'll be up front I've been twice, once in 2012 as I used to live half way across the US and last week as I recently moved back "home". After living in Texas and Kansas City I've grown accustom to larger and more robust stores with plenty of options like: full-service restaurants, different service stations like Chinese made to order, subs, desserts, you get the idea. Thus, it's somewhat hard for me to change my desired mindset as when I go the grocery store, I like to be able to get everything. For some reason this place depressed me walking in as if the ambiance is muted and dull; devoid of life. Psychologically this can and will affect shopping habits as normally I like to slowly wonder around and engage in impulse buying. No music, lack of interesting displays such as beverage displays stacked up like a castle, food I'm not familiar with and so on. After moving through to the produce section, I was unable to get things such as dragon fruit, the chives were old and decrepit, but at least the most of the other limited options were fresh. Moving down the bakery and dessert isle I was searching for something interesting to grab on the go. Needless to say, a lack of selection meant I wasn't swayed to buy anything as I thought "been there, done that." Curiosity did strike my fancy as I looked over the meat selection and my heart sank as I didn't see a great selection of ribeye with a more generous cap, no lamb, limited pork and poultry options. I found myself wanting to speed through just to be done with the experience. I did zip through the chips and little Debby isles as they had new items that came out at the beginning of the month, alas they weren't available. Checking out the clerk was extremely nice however she hit me with "do you have our card?" I don't like having to sign up for a card b/c just have the prices discounted up front instead of baiting the customer to become a member unless you're those uber big places. Finally, I tried to leave the way I entered and it's a one way. This irritated me as it's an inconvenience to walk around (I know I'm being petty walking another 15 or so yards, but still, it's the principal of the matter). As of writing this, I asked my mother if she liked the place and her opinion was completely different as she likes the size b/c she can get in and out quicker, the one-way door apparently was made b/c of shop lifting and she has a member's card. This is why yelp reviews are beneficial as we're all wired differently and no one experience fits all. For me I wasn't impressed and the only way I'd return is if I was in a rush and the item is common enough to know they would have it. This Food Lion isn't for me, but that's not to say it won't serve others well.

Poorly ran. You need new management. While standing in line (mind you a lite and open register) for…read more5 minutes waiting my turn. Manager looks at me and says I'm sorry I have to close and go to the customer service desk. The register next to them was already in the process of closing. Turned their light off and was finishing checking out the customers. (Ok acceptable I get it. But to turn away a customer that had already been standing in line) but it gets worse. Head to another register get in line there and they shut that register down as well. Leaving one open register for an already packed grocery story. Will not be returning and did not finish my purchase. You lost a customer