Store is very clean and everyone is so respectful very pleasant attitude even but the ones behind…read morethe register I would recommend this store

I was was washing some comforters at a near by laundromat and thought I'd come in and see what they…read morehad & maybe grab a few things. I should have spent the time to go somewhere else. This an old run down store that sells typical toxic food, (a lot which was expired), very poor quality produce and terrible customer service. It's not even clean but requests all its guests to wear masks. Everything is absurdly overpriced; there isn't even a vegetarian section in the freezer. There is, however, a very small section of local craft beers in the freezer. I received more assistance from a customer than the staff. There was someone who was off chatting with a cashier. The cashier just laughed as the person began her verbal assault on a customer referring to her in many different vulgar ways which is unacceptable for a human being. My cashier, on the other hand, kept her back turned to me until she finished her text message, didn't greet me, didn't speak at all and threw the receipt at me after I said I didn't need one. I do not recommend and do not see myself coming back unless it's for Steel Hands ($8.99/6 pack).

I love Rosewood Market, and it's really a staple of the local community! I love shopping here due…read moreto the fact that the vast majority of items are locally and freshly made, making it easier to support state farmers and local businesses, and ensuring that your produce wasn't sitting in the back of a truck for weeks before you buy it. They also have a lot of niche items that you can't find at your big-box stores, making it great for specialty-product lovers (in my case, coffee!) like myself! My only gripe, and the reason for four (4) instead of five (5) stars, is that it's VERY expensive. Let me reiterate that I like to support local businesses, and I completely understand that items are not going to be quite as cheap as the major grocery chains; but, some of the products are so expensive that I can't justify spending that much money on them. As such, I can only go to Rosewood Market to buy an item or two, and can't shop there as much as I'd like to. Anyhow, I do love Rosewood Market, and would encourage everyone to at least stop in!

Just moved back to SC and was looking for a natural market with a mix of healthy options. I really…read moreenjoyed exploring Rosewood market, there was so much stuff that impressed me. It's such a cute shop located in downtown Columbia. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. They have so many alternative food options and herbs to choose from. There was a wall of some of the best herbs out there and their vitamin/supplements section had so many different and rare options that you don't normally see in stores. They also sell local items which is always nice to see and a preference for me when shopping. There is also a hot food section with some really delicious options. Perfect for a quick lunch break. I tried the vegan meatballs which were made with pea protein and were so delicious. They had the perfect meatball texture, seasoned really well, and the sauce that came on it was so good. You also get 3 sides and a house-made sauce, so I choose spaghetti squash, potatoes, and broccoli with the spicy mayo sriracha as my sauce. All the sides had really light flavors in terms of seasoning, but were all still really good. The sauce was also really good. They really fill your plates up so you definitely get more bang for your buck. They provide an outside seating area as well as utensils so you can eat and enjoy your food. Don't skip the desserts by the deli, there were so delicious options that provided gluten free and some vegan treats. I also saw that they offer free yoga every Sunday at 2pm and Wednesdays at 6pm! I will definitely be by for yoga and back to shop more and try more of the deli meals!

The phone either go to voicemail said that it's filled or they just don't pick up. What kind of…read morestore provide that kind of service. Been trying to find out how much is a live crabs on Saturday but nobody's picking up on phone.

World Food Marketplace alleviates one of Columbia's food desserts. The store is quite large yet…read moreits inventory does not quite fill the space. The Marketplace offers a combination of hard-to-find ethnic cabinet items with a few common American brands sprinkled in. In addition to frozen, shelf stable, and fresh meats and dairy the store also has a hot bar. I did not try anything but if the smell is any indication of the taste, the hot bar is sure to not disappoint. Can't say that WFM will serve as my primary grocery store but I will keep it in mind for hard to find items.

I'm sorry to say that since this store changed ownership recently, I have been extremely…read moredisappointed. Prior to the shift, the store was clean, well-stocked, and the perfect place for my morning stop. However, in the past few weeks, it has gone downhill considerably. I have stopped several times to find they were out of cups for the fountain machine, or long lines that I simply did not have time to wait in. I can forgive this, but it has been constant. Today, for example, I stopped in for a drink and a breakfast bar to find no ice in the machine. I was disappointed, but opted for a bottled drink instead. I made it to the front of the line after waiting for 5-7 minutes, only to find that the credit and debit machines were down. This visit was the last straw for me. They wasted my time for the last time today. On a side note - I don't typically order from the grill, but I saw a rather large cockroach run behind the counter during a previous visit. Gross. 2 stars, ONLY because gas is priced reasonably (not the cheapest, but not the most expensive either, and on my route to work)

The Village Store is one of those full service gas station/convenience stores on the level with…read moreWaWa or Sheetz (but you wont find those in SC). From the outside you would have no idea they have a full service kitchen offering quite an array of southern style food and general convenience store selection. They're famous for their hot dogs and with good reason. Go for a slaw dog if that's what you like, but if not just throw some chili on it and enjoy one of those unique pink dogs that make em world famous at the Village Store. They also have some new things like chicken on a stick that offers a surprising combination of tastes to enjoy. Their biscuits are made from scratch daily so go enjoy one of their breakfast items too. If all you want is cold beer then they've got quite the selection in their walk-in beer cave. With some of the cheapest gas prices in the area, the Village Store is definitely a one-stop-shop that you shouldnt pass by.

Good selections of snacks and ramen. Store is large and parking is not an issue. Staff is…read morefriendly. Price is very reasonable.

This place is fascinating for someone who's never been to an international grocery store before…read more It's clean and tidy. Everyone was very nice. I was a bit like a deer in headlights, but it was busy when I went in New Year's Eve so didn't ask for help. They have some amazing stuff. Keep your eye on prices, they do have some higher priced items. Most of it is very reasonable though.

Midtown Market is THE place to go for almost any grocery item you might need. They have drinks,…read moresnacks, ice cream, cooking essentials, produce, and more. The customer service is excellent and the owners are always standing by to assist customers if needed. If you are in the area, I highly suggest you stop by Midtown Market!

Slight's was my third hot dog stop of the day and my sixth in 2 days so I was close to hot dogged…read moreout. It was midafternoon on a Thursday and it was pretty quiet inside other than a group of linesmen enjoying their meal. Parking is abundant outside and there is seating both inside and outside if you're grabbing food and want to stick around. The order process is easy. There is the small window/counter by the kitchen area. The menu is above. I had a simple order: hot dog with ketchup, mustard, and chili. In this part of the country "All the Way" seems to be ketchup, mustard, chili, and onions. I skip the onions. The folks behind the counter were friendly and efficient. I grabbed a Coke Zero from the coolers and went to pay. By the time my credit card had gone through, my dog was ready. I ended up taking it out to the car and finished it in a few bites as I was on the road. It was a good dog. I really liked their chili. Everything went down easy. These are the types of dogs that you can have 3-4 of pretty easily (and enjoy every one!)

I once looked forward to a Sligh's hot dog during my weekly trips to the lake. They were tasty and…read morereasonably priced. With new ownership, the price has nearly doubled and the hot dog is no doubt the lowest quality meat possible to purchase, essentially zero taste. The chili on the dogs is still decent but that is purchased elsewhere. Possibly the lowest quality hot dog I've ever eaten. Yes, the store is fixed up a bit but still remains highway robbery compared to elsewhere .

Best quality meat around! Super friendly staff. The double baked potatoes are so good too! Make…read moresure to snag the steak marinate by the register! You won't be disappointed. Oh! And the pimento cheese too! Add to the stop of the steak for some meaty goodness! Yum!

They are very willing to cut a piece of meat the way you want it and the quality is greatread more