Love Publix great selection, service, clean. Easy self service checkouts and they always call for…read morebackup when lines get long.

I've shopped at this Publix location every week for the past four years. This store is always…read moreclean, usually well-stocked, and the vast majority of the associates are pleasant to deal with. Shopping here truly is a pleasure. The produce department staff are perhaps the friendliest in the store. The stockers are always quick to greet you and offer help. And there is a charming lady behind the fresh produce counter who makes sure she welcomes each shopper who gets within twenty feet of her station. In general, the cashiers and baggers are friendly and keep the lines moving. A shout-out to Brittany and Dolores who have to be the best cashiers in the store. They both exhibit the perfect balance of interacting with the customer without needless chatting, which ultimately slows down the check-out process. IMO, management should have new cashiers shadow them to learn how to best work in that role. However, there are a couple areas for improvement ... Some of the college students working at the sub counter in the deli need more training. On several occasions, when ordering a premium sub (e.g. Jamaican Jerk Chicken, Holiday Turkey, etc.), the associate had no clue what ingredients to use; I had to read them the ingredients from the placard that is taped to the glass facing the customer. For the $8+ subs, this is kind of a big deal because if you aren't paying attention (or pre-order online), and they don't add the bacon or specialty cheese, for example, you really aren't getting your money's worth. Sale tags are notoriously left up past the end-of-sale date so that they don't ring up with the sale price at the register. While the customer service counter will normally refund the entire price (not just the difference) when this occurs, it can still be an inconvenience, ranging from small to huge. The inconvenience is small if I notice it while checking out, and I can go immediately to the customer service counter. This becomes more of a problem during the summer months when my groceries start to thaw while I wait for them to walk back and verify the sale tag is still up. The inconvenience is huge if I don't notice it until I get home and have to immediately return to the store after unpacking my groceries.

This is one of the cleanest and most organized Dollar General stores I've ever visited. Most times,…read moreI am fighting to get up and down the aisles of the stores because there are boxes everywhere! It's like the stockers can't ever keep up and they just leave stuff everywhere. Now that I mention it....isn't that a fire hazard? Anyway, this Dollar General is pretty large in size and not over loaded with unorganized inventory. The staff are always friendly and helpful and visible just in case you have a question or concern. Here you can find great deals on everyday buys. Be sure to download the app to your smartphone and get the digital coupons. These help to make already inexpensive products even cheaper and an added plus for manufacture coupons if you don't get the Sunday paper! Take note of a frequent coupons for $5 off any purchase of $25 or more. (TIP: Be sure to have the cashier take this coupon off PRIOR to any manufacture coupons.) This store is highly recommend for your everyday needs.

Location is the best thing about this store. My experiences's here have been mostly good when…read moreinteracting with employees but even when help was plentiful, they are always short handed. Yesterday I asked for a key to the bathroom from the lone cashier and she handed me one to the mens room. Fortunately a different employee was back there and said it was fine to use. Later, when rounding a corner, a merchandise post scraped my armed cutting it. At checkout, when I told the same cashier about the incident, she didn't respond so I repeated myself. She said "I heard you" and kept ringing up. She was so awful that the customer behind me loudly said "RUDE!" Such a shame that a paid employee has zero consideration for customers much less having her employer's back. A small child could seriously injure their head, the liability is there waiting to happen. This is a WALL of unsafe conditions. I'm posting a picture of the prongs from the side, they need to be taken care of it and the cashier shouldn't wear a necklace with her name on it if she wants to behave this rudely.

I drive over 2 hours to go to TJ. I wish we had one in PCB! Love their organic/frozen meal.read more

Drove almost 3 hours to shop here. After gathering all my items Michelle began helping me checkout…read more Out of excitement I let her know the great distance I traveled to get here & she mentioned a cooler of some sort for my items so they don't spoil, unsure I mentioned how I might go to gas station to get ice. After paying for my items michelle grabbed a cooler bag & purchased it for me! That gesture was extremely kind & I came here to just say I really appreciate that & hope good things come for michelle. Good people are like stars, you can't always see them but they are there

Great location. Excellent prices. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS!!! I…read moreusually shop into my bags otherwise you need a quarter for a shopping cart. Aldi is a German owned grocery store that keeps costs down by having almost no employees. Do not expect customer service here. I shop for the killer deals & unique food items. If you're vegan or gluten free, there are really good strange cool items to choose from. Recommend: Vegan parmesan Egg wraps GF frozen English muffins All the pickles All the popsicles Knock off KIND bars Clancys BBQ chips The seasonal/going soon aisle is great for gifts. Check your produce three times. Bc of the lack of employees, spoiled stuff sticks around. But the prices on seasonal fruits are incomparable.

great aldi! a little sparse on the inside, but very clean and accessible. employees are nice, wait…read moretimes aren't too bad to check out, and the pricing is better than most for sure!

I had hoped to have some good background on this decades-old Frenchtown market but I'm coming up…read moreshort right now. I'd encourage anyone with insights on the history of this store to contribute. I do know, from the folks behind the counter these days, that it's been around for "over forty years" - I suspect it's well over that; my sense is that it's probably from the late forties/early fifties judging from its current layout/amenities. What has intrigued me for quite some time is the signage and its old-time font/coloration/layout. Having come three times over that past two weeks, I can say that this would be where I'd come if I were seeking out "the good stuff" for making up meals focused on commensality. Commensality is a good word that I learned recently. There's a great book ("Commensality: From Everyday Food to Feast") that delves into this important social act - one that I fear we experience less and less. Check it out. I associate the Fourth Avenue Super Market with commensality because the produce and the butcher-counter are chockful of items that simply aren't made for a single person - perhaps not even for a single family. Take, for example, the "Soul Bag". I'm not entirely certain what offal, cuts or livestock byproducts are within it - but I suspect that it contains the central cast of characters for a centerpiece dish for a large gathering of gourmands and gourmets alike. You don't buy the Soul Bag to take it back home and serve up two portions. At least, I wouldn't. Perhaps I'm overly romanticizing this store - that's quite possible. I fear that with the rapidly encroaching gentrification of Frenchtown, the Fourth Avenue Super Market risks being swept away within the coming decade to make way for something brighter and shinier. I hope that isn't the case - and that it continues to exist as it does today. If you love Tallahassee and history in general, I'd encourage you to come here at least once, if only to pick up a cold drink in the back coolers. Come on in and walk the aisles - and take yourself back in time.

Good place to get a snack and pick up a few things. the people there are very lovely to converse…read morewith. Cheapest place I know to get a few things and is worth going to.

As far as I can figure out, this is the only grocer liquidator in Tallahassee. They have a nice…read moreselection on their small store, but there are no freezer foods or refrigerated items other than sodas and drinks. The staff is lovely and I always leave with a bunch of good things even though I only send $10-$15 per visit. The cereals are a particular good bargain.

Had to check out the new Wawa. Very clean and orderly inside. Tons of parking and gas pumps…read moreoutside. All the staff were super friendly. Bathroom was clean. There was a free coffee bar and creamer bar due to it being their first weekend open. Coffee was great. Lots of hot food available to order too. I like the cream cheese pretzel and none were available, so I stuck with the coffee.

This is a brand new Wawa location located on Capital Circle and Northwest Passage. The gas is…read morecompetitively priced and the service is friendly. The inside has the usual convenience store items and they also have a food station for items like sandwiches and a lot more. Wawa is one of my go-to gas stations and probably the gas station brand that I like best. I would definitely recommend here and I give it five stars.

I've come to Little India for years now - generally to buy loose tea or one of the many chutneys…read morestocked here. There's way more than chutney and tea. I'm largely ignorant of the vast diversity of Indian cuisine, but I suspect that the Indian diaspora of Tallahassee is not - and as such, I suspect they come here for key ingredients unavailable elsewhere. I do know there is a much newer Indian market down the road, but I'm barely able to determine what I want beyond Tea and Chutney here - so comparing the two would be foolhardy. I view this market much as I do Lynn's Asian for the stereotypically oriental foodstuffs. I see the frozen bins, the coolers, the produce and the pantry items somewhat similarly arranged. I'm all about frequenting one of our four Indian restaurants in town, but I've never prepared Indian food (other than the times when I do use a nawabi meat masala powder on certain barbequed meats - but that's neither here nor there). For those of you that already know the virtues of Little India, my pathetic review is of little value - but for the rest of just now getting your feet wet in the vast ocean that is Indian cuisine - then y'all c'mon down to Li'l India's emporium of goodness!

I dropped into little India because I was headed home to make some lamb and realized I was out of…read morecurry. I definitely try to get these types of spices from an international grocery store. While I can say this store has the basics of what you would need to cook an Indian dish (or similar). There are many authentic brands and spices that cannot be found in a local grocery store. There is an extremely small produce section and the produce didn't look fresh at all. In addition to the spices, there are teas, herbs, chutney's, rice, beans and an abundance of frozen items. Although "organized," the store has an extremely old feel to it that can sometimes be viewed as unclean. The gentleman behind the counter (likely the owner) was in his own little world having a videochat with someone possibly in his native language. He responded nicely when I asked him a question. I was the only customer in there and I gauged that this place is never high volume. I wouldn't knock this place off of the list, but it would not be my "go to."