Witnessed the best job of bagging groceries I have ever seen. I don't know if Catherine is an…read moreengineering student, but she could charge for a course on how to bag groceries. It was almost as if it was her art. I was truly impressed. Mary working the register was super-efficient too. Never met either one before but Sprouts has a dynamic duo working the check-out lane.

We love our local sprouts. The staff is wonderful and my children are so excited to Mr. Richard…read moreevery time we visit.

I am so happy I stumbled upon this shop. They have packaged meats and all the random essential…read morebits, including organ meats, chicken feet, and bones for specialty dishes. They have an array of small Happy Cow ice cream flavors! We browsed through all the canned jars from a Pelzer Company (I can't quite recall). They even have woodwork pieces perfect for a home bar or new neighbor. (Bottle opener on wood) Daughter found this gem and was tickled it had the temperature to properly cook squirrel. Fortunately, staff informed us they DON'T sell squirrels. (Maybe next time) The meat case had much to choose from to include seafood. (Unless my memory is playing tricks on me) They even had an ARMADILLO EGG! Needless to say I bought one. I can't wait to try that bacon goodness! The pork I was looking for was freshly ground and was perfect for my chorizo recipe. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They welcome you and are happy to help. There is plenty of parking and the line moves quickly. Overall a great experience and worth the 30 minute drive when combined with other Simpsonville shops.

Discovered this amazing butcher shop after seeing "The Butchers Wife" on Tik Tok. We stopped in a…read morecouple of weeks ago on the hunt for Tri Tip. We are Central Coast California (Santa Maria Tri Tip land) transplants and we love our grilled tri tip. We also picked up some marinated carne asada and chicken. Even found my favorite Happy Cow Habanero Jack cheese! My Tri Tip was the best I've had since moving here almost 3 years ago! I'm heading in today to grab some tallow for frying and of course another tri tip! Do yourself a favor and stop here for all of your summer grilling needs! Almost forgot the staff was so friendly and helpful. Even grabbed a marinade used on the carne asada to let me know what was in it. Top notch service all the way around. Just what you'd expect from a great butcher!

I'm usually a big fan of Publix. I stop by almost every day for a sub and whatever we may be low on…read morethat day. Today, however, my wife had gone inside for a few things and saw an ad for 2 for 1 chips. When she went to check out it didn't ring up and the cashier said that it wasn't on sale. Instead of doing a price check, my wife had to go back to the display and take a photo of the sign. The cashier then called a manager who also said that there wasn't a sale. When he looked at the photo of the sale sign, he said that the size wasn't the one that was on sale. My wife pointed out that there were no other sizes in the display by the sign, but the manager didn't care. I guess that this Publix store would rather not admit that they screwed up and misplaced their sign than keep repeat customers. Oh well, it's not like there aren't many more grocery stores in the area.

Had a very nice young girl help me and my family at the self checkout with some gluten free frozen…read morepizzas, i didn't catch the name. Just wanted to say thank you for your kind service!

I have shopped in this store a good bit since we moved to Simpsonville 19 years ago, but I'm ready…read moreto quit going there forever now. First, it is just about the darkest store I've ever entered in my life. Every time I go in I feel like I'm wearing my sunglasses, and I'm not, but it is just so dark and dingy-looking, I find myself wondering what, exactly, they are trying to hide. They used to carry some really interesting cheeses that I enjoyed, but they have stopped carrying much of any good cheese at all now. But this past weekend just solidified my decision that I won't be back. I needed fresh ginger, so I headed to the produce section. They had ginger, so I picked up one large root, and spotted a smaller piece that looked good, too. Fresh ginger is sold by the pound, fyi. When I checked out, the young lady ringing my purchase picked up the bag and inspected it closely. I told her it was ginger. She asked me how many PIECES I had. I told her that it didn't matter, the ginger was marked as being sold by the pound. She shook her head and asked me AGAIN how many PIECES. I told her there were two PIECES, but I repeated that the price marked in produce indicated that it was sold by the POUND, not the PIECE. So of course she proceeded to ring up TWO PIECES AT SOMETHING LIKE $3.68 PER PIECE. So I ended up paying over $7 for less than 1/2 pound of ginger that should have cost me around $1.75. ESPECIALLY with one piece being so much smaller than the other, I cannot understand why she thought anyone in their right mind would have picked up a large one and a really small one if they were meant to cost the same price. Unbelievable. And a complete ripoff. I didn't have time to go back after I saw my receipt, but it really irritates me that she would basically steal money from me for something like that. In addition, I had picked up a bag of mini oranges - looked like clementines. They were marked as $4.99 "manager's special, guaranteed fresh." But when I got them home, there were already two rotted ones I hadn't noticed, and the ones that were not rotted were already dried up so much that they had no flavor or juice whatsoever. By my reckoning, Ingles owes me over $10 for these two products. I'm never going back in there. There are SO MANY great grocery stores within 2 miles of this place. I really don't understand why it is still open. They definitely need to train their employees better (could she not read? Not HEAR? It remains to be determined) and cull out the fruit that has gone bad instead of marking it down and "guaranteeing" freshness.

Great grocery store that carries many of the items we cannot get anywhere else! Spotlessly clean,…read morewide aisles, soft music, and very friendly and helpful employees. Great prices with lovely fruits, veggies, meats, and my husband's favorite, ice cream!

I have been meaning to go here and finally did. I had them cut a couple of filets and oh my were…read morethey good! They have a large selection of fresh or dry aged meat, prepared meals, plus selections from others. Super nice employees that were very helpful. Great parking right at the front door, too! I can't wait to get back!!

Don't go to a big box grocery store. Come to this place for locally sourced meats at a fair price…read more Seasonal fruits and vegetables also sold along with locally baked goods, wine and beer. All of the important food groups! Oh and the best Reuben sandwich I've ever had!

I bought ground beef in due. It was bad. They would not give me a refund or a replacement. I was…read moretreated very rude my the "managers" will not go back PERIOD

We only go there once in a while because of convenience. Produce and meat selections are sad. There…read morealways seems to be items that are priced wrong( items don't ring up for sales price) which adds time to our visit to get refunds for those items

This is a lovely grocery store complete with the brewery, a hot deli, and a really good bakery…read more Love their coconut cake! We like coming over and sharing one beer along with a small pizza, makes a delightful lunch.

Amazing butcher options - aged beef and butcher grade cuts. Nice pork cuts and the brats options…read moreare amazing. Great sales deals!!

Had no idea it was there! The man in the store helped me so much prepare for a cultural project!read more

Folks Yes Simpsonville has a very outstanding Asian Market!!!! My daughter and I stop by to check…read moreit out and we were very impressed at the selection of items. The owner (Luke) is hands on with the inventory and will order it, if not in stock. Do yourself a favor and stop by for a visit. Glad we did!!!

This is a smaller Walmart than the supercenter but the employees are knowledgeable and certainly…read morenicer than at the supercenter. Gas prices are excellent, even cheaper than Costco. The store frequently runs out of products we need but that's just Walmart. They will no longer allow us to arrange to buy unopened cases of food for the food bank, which is disappointing.

I only shop at this store when I'm visiting with my niece in Simpsonville. It's a very convenient…read moreplace to shop, it's close to her house and there's a little bit of every thing there. It's mostly a grocery store, with a lot of the things they sell at the regular Walmarts. I wish there was one in Easley, but sadly its not, one can only hope that it happens one day.

Highly recommend the bakery. The chocolate fudge drip cake was absolutely marvelous and ranks among…read morethe best chocolate cake we've ever ever had..

Publix is a very good chain of grocery stores. I've been told that not all Publix allow buying 1…read moreat have price when a sale item is BOGO, but this one does. This is a very nice benefit for people who don't have room for extra products, shelf or fridge, as well as for people who are on a limited budget, which is most of us these days. Publix compares quite favorably to Wegman's in the Northeast, and to Anderson's if there are still any of those around. The store is always clean and staff seem always pleasant and helpful.