Contrary to my father's ranking, this is one of my favorite Piggly Wigglys (tied for first with…read moreCrestline, the fanciest, fattest pig on Earth). Unlike the Lakeview Pig, the produce selection and quality here is great. The layout offers more breathing room, and the staff is across the board friendly and helpful. I've previously dealt with frustration of cashiers being rough while bagging my produce -- I spent a good 45 seconds picking the perfect apple, and they bruise it before I leave the premises? I digress... they have a fun selection of seasonal decor/hostess gifts at the very front.

One of the worker's that seemed like a manager followed me and my husband around the store like a…read moreweirdo. At one point she asked if we needed help, I smiled and said "no thank you." And she continued pacing back and forth behind me while I was browsing the aisle. My husband then branched off to another side of the store to see if she would follow, and she followed him. Hate to say it, but I truly believe it was because of my husband's dark skin color as opposed to my light skin color. Very uncomfortable experience. Overall, the actual grocery store was decent, it would've been 5 stars if we weren't treated like outsiders.

I love the variety that Whole Foods offers its customers. From the hot bar to the well-equipped…read moreseafood counter, they provide a wide selection of foods that you can enjoy without feeling guilty or concerned about the quality of what you're eating. I also appreciate that they are an option on the Too Good To Go platform. I do wish it were easier to obtain a bag, but I understand availability is limited due to the nature of how the program works. The prices can sometimes be higher than what you would pay at Walmart, but when you compare the quality, selection, and overall experience, the slightly higher cost feels worthwhile. Whole Foods offers many products that other stores do not, making it a valuable shopping experience, especially for people who enjoy trying new things. The store itself is clean, organized, and easy to navigate. I've never felt overwhelmed by the layout, and the atmosphere is enjoyable. The music is not too loud or distracting, which adds to the overall pleasant shopping experience.

We stop by here every so often, but it is out of our way since it is on 280. Maybe they'll open one…read morein Trussville one day. We liked to get the Too Good To Go bags they offer - look it up, definitely worth trying out, they're just hard to get since they go so fast. I would like to try their hot bar - it has a lot of selections on it with a good variety. They also have a ton of stuff to try, but it does seem a little like Trader Joes - a lot of speciality foods, most of which are out of normal budget.

Food Giant in Adamsville Al carries some items not available in most grocery stores. Easy in and…read moreout.

These family meals are delicious. They are seasoned perfectly, portions are well enough to feed…read morefamily of four. Can't beat the price for a healthy meal.

First time stepping foot in this store. Everyone was so kind. I ordered the family meal and it was…read moreamazing to say the least. It was seasoned very well and full of flavor. I have added sprout to my list for meal preps and I highly recommend it. Large portions!

I've been here just a handful of times when I didn't want to drive to walmart. I didn't even…read morerealize there was a local grocery store in my neighborhood until a year after being in the area! I know crazy right?! Everyone is always so friendly hear! This place has become my go to grocery store since its so close to home.

Prices are extra high since the Corona Virus, Food Giant in Hueytown is much more reasonable. All…read moreof the meat comes from the same distributor.

I am an ALDI junkie. I have found that almost all of my weekly shopping can be done here, and they…read morehave fantastic prices. A lot of people have a hard time getting used to the way ALDI works; ALDI's model is based on German and European markets, where people tend to shop more often in smaller trips. So you aren't usually going to find produce that can be held over for lengthy amounts of time. That said, they are shopped enough that their produce is fresh and has a high turnover. Be sure to catch deals on seasonal produce, as they regularly have the best prices on watermelons in summer and pumpkins in fall. ALDI is great for trying new and "off-brand" products. They offer a wide range of specialty items including cheese and wine. I've found most to be better than average with much of it sourced in Europe. While they do offer name products, who doesn't love "generic" European wines and real milk chocolate at "chocolate flavored" prices? Be sure to bring a quarter in order to use a shopping cart. At checkout, you can purchase bags, use your own from home, or grab a box from a shelf or bin and recycle it later.

Be very careful when buying meat specials at Aldi. Yesterday their online ad had Boneless Chicken…read moreThigs listed for $1.99 per pound. I grabbed a pack at the meat counter but it was marked at $2.99 so when I got to the check ouit I pointed that our to the register man. He picked up his pphone and checked with someone in the back that told him only certain packages were marked with that price. My wife took that package back to the meat counter and picked up a different package but it also was marked at $2.99. The register man said he would go back and find the rigt kind of package. He did so and came back with a differetn type of package that was marked at $1.99. I found him helpful but I believed this is a very sneaky way of doing business. If you advertise them at $1.99 than all packages with tohose contents that are on the counter should be at that price.

I wanted to try their tacos (chicken, steak and campechano) and ordered 3. There was ample seating…read moreso I decided to eat in. Yall....there was a big bone in one of my tacos. I'm happy I saw it before I bit down on it. When I told the cashier and showed her, she told the cooks. They proceeded to laugh, while I was standing there. How rude, I thought! The cashier offered to prepare me another one but I declined. I didn't want anything else they cooked. The buffet was not very tidy but I didn't eat from there so , meh. The store part was actually pretty cool. I didn't buy anything as I only ventured over there for the food. There's a little sweet shop in the front that sells goodies along with street corn and elote. I ordered the street corn and it was delicious and inexpensive. I would definitely go back just for that and to shop in the store part.

I love having this grocery store nearby. In addition to your traditional grocery items they also…read moresell fresh fruits, breads, and meals. I like to get my fruits here since they're often fresher than Walmart's options. They also have good deals on meats and you can go right up to the counter and have them bag stuff up for you. That's a big deal for me since cooking for one can be a struggle portion wise. Though busy, the store has always been clean when I visit and the staff is also helpful.

I must admit that I really miss Winn Dixie! For the most part the store layout is the exact same at…read moreFood City. The store brand name is different- normal inventory is still pretty decent. I do not have any major complaints. The staff is nice. Pricing is reasonable and comparable.

We got ribs on Sunday evening we live in Pinson and so my daughter opened them. She came to me and…read moresaid Mom look there's a barbecue bottle top in the ribs. I was super surprised. We didn't feel like making a trip back to Trussville from Pinson, but I hope they can do a better job at looking at what they put out before they seal the containers.