The store has pretty much everything you need. The fried chicken is delicious! The service is…read moregreat. The store is clean. My sister shops here every now and then.

My son can be a five star general and I'll show up with a cookie cake because that's just the Mom I…read moream. He loves them and I love getting them for his celebrations since he's not big into actual cake cake. Don't worry, he gets other nice gifts too but cookie cakes are just nostalgic for us. I've been using Publix a lot lately, and was in town for his OCS graduation at Fort Moore. I picked a Publix closest to my Airbnb which happened to be this location. On the date/time of our pick up after phoning an order in the previous week, no cookie cake order was ready in my name. I was disappointed but luckily the gentleman working at the bakery very quickly remedied the situation and made one up for me immediately. He then discounted it a few dollars which was kind of him. This won't be my sons home Publix but in a pinch it is nearby and I am very grateful for the exceptional same day service the bakery staff member provided to me. The cake was for the next afternoon and when we served it, it was delish as per the usual with Publix cookie cakes.

Grocery shopping is stressful enough this time of year with the pre holiday crowds, what could make…read moreit worse? How about salesmen clogging up the aisles wanting " to save you money" by hawking their WiFi service?! Really Kroger? Next you'll be adding a tipping option at your self check out.....

Super nice with cheaper prices. But, it can get kind of noisy. Their pharmacy is super slow. The…read morefood and drinks are kinda spread out all over the store with all the non-perishables in the front and middle. Almost everything I buy is high quality and nothing is normally mislabeled. I would recommend but there are better and cheaper alternatives like aldi's if you want off brand stuff or target is your looking for a variety of different products.

The best place for fresh fruits and vegetables. Equal in price or cheaper than the big groceries…read morestores, but way better quality. We never go anywhere else. And all the employees are very friendly!

Love Marvin's Market. I recently started juicing and wanted to buy fruits and veggies in bulk but…read moredidn't want to spend a ton of money. A friend suggested Marvin's so I tired it out. I got a WHOLE basket full for $20!! I will be going back. They have a great selection, bulk items and they even have frozen food section. I also love their specialty items like jams, nuts, candy, honey etc. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Everything went well the place is so clean, employees are so nice and the prices are also greatread more

Renfroe's market is in a very good location and store is very clean cashiers are very friendly and…read morethey get you checked out very quickly! I definitely will return to this store !

"I'm pleasant. (Darn) it! I saw Drum Eatenton this morning at the Piggly Wiggly, and I smiled at…read morethe son of a (gun) 'fore I could help myself." Ouiser Boudreaux "Steel Magnolias" I've always loved this movie, but I often wondered if the writers were just inventing some store called the "Piggly Wiggly." As long as I've ventured out onto this branch of vulnerability, I may as well also admit that I wondered if such a store existed, just what did they sell? Given that the very premise of "Henry's Take" is rooted deeply within the field of investigative journalism (), our team committed to getting to the bottom of these conundrums. After extensive research (and a covert undercover detail) our team concluded that the Piggly Wiggly does, in fact exist, and that it is a grocery store. The code has been deciphered and the mystery solved! While visiting a typical grocery store has absolutely no appeal for me whatsoever, I found myself exploring every isle in search of items that might distinguish this establishment from a typical grocery store. The items I found most intriguing included: *A gigantic can of boiled peanuts (which purports to be "the South's favorite snack"). *An expansive grits section. *Fresh smoked pig tails. *An expansive corn meal section. *Fresh ham skins (country cured, of course). *An expansive home air filter section. *Fresh smoked neck bones. *Multiple fat back options. *Fresh sliced jowl. While I likely lack the knowledge to properly appreciate many of these items, I was once again impressed and warmed by the Southern hospitality that I have routinely been enjoying in this great state of Georgia! And that's...Henry's Take. #pigglywiggly #savebigatthepig #southernhospitality

It's your normal supermarket. There's food, drink and other essentials. The staff are pretty…read morefriendly too. I like how everyone is in and out.

Great food and service was excellent!! New owner is very friendly and helpful! We will definitely…read morebe back!

the pork chops were very tender and easy for me to chew i have no teeth the prices are incredible…read moreand the service is great too

Best German food south of Atlanta. Technically in Alabama, but it is close to the state line. Food…read moreis always amazing and reminds me of Germany. Cakes are nicely baked, and the German goods are rare finds.

Upon stepping inside, the eye is immediately drawn to a frosted display fridge gleaming with fresh…read moreGerman sausages and glistening cured meats--an appetizing promise of things to come. Just ahead sits a tempting pastry and dessert case that practically begs you to indulge, all within a clean, bright, and genuinely inviting atmosphere. The alcohol beverage selection shows a solid understanding of the classics, particularly when it comes to beers. The staff greeted us warmly upon arrival and smoothly guided us to our seats. Service was friendly overall, though the young woman taking our order was somewhat terse in her descriptions. When selecting wursts, she mistakenly grabbed two identical links despite my request for variety--easily corrected, but a small miss. Fortunately, the knowledgeable short-haired bartender more than compensated, offering thoughtful guidance to other guests on the beer list. The menu itself deserves praise: clear, informative descriptions paired with photographs that prove especially helpful for those less familiar with authentic German cuisine. One notable drawback is the beverage situation. There are no fountain drinks--only bottled and very few selections. and the menu fails to clarify this or detail the drink options at all. For someone who enjoys water throughout a meal to refresh the palate between rich bites, this came as an unwelcome surprise. The Bayerische Brezel arrived as a generously proportioned giant pretzel, beautifully baked with a satisfying chew and perfectly balanced salt crust. Regrettably, the accompanying beer cheese had clearly been microwaved, betrayed by the telltale ring of scorched cheese around the bowl's edge--a disappointing touch. We also requested mustard, which never materialized. The Doppelte Wurstplatte id what I picked and I chose the Gyulai and Landjäger, and the Gyulai was nothing short of masterful: a resounding snap from the casing gave way to an explosively juicy interior packed with deep, well-seasoned flavor. You can taste the pride and precision in every bite--one of the finest wursts I've encountered. I only regretted being on my motorcycle and unable to take several home. The Landjäger, smaller in stature, delivered excellent flavor with its own satisfying snap. While its interior was slightly drier (as is typical for this salami-style sausage), it remained thoroughly enjoyable. Both sausages would happily return to my table. The Spätzle with mushroom sauce featured clearly house-made noodles with ideal springy texture and a well-balanced sauce. It could have used a bolder hand with salt and pepper, plus a more generous scattering of mushrooms, but it was still a very satisfying plate. The Bratkartoffeln arrived less than piping hot, suggesting they had been waiting a few minutes. That said, the seasoning blend was exceptional--bold, complex, and so good I'd happily buy it by the jar. More of that magic dust on the potatoes would have been welcome. The Kroketten were golden and gorgeous, offering a crisp exterior and luxuriously fluffy, creamy interior. While they were a touch mild on their own, they became addictive when dipped into the cream sauce the main was covered in. I could easily demolish an entire bucket of these. The Knödel impressed with textbook execution: perfectly cooked with that ideal balance of fluffy yet substantial density that defines a great dumpling. If you appreciate traditional German dumplings, this is a must-order. Finally, the Rahmschnitzel was a quiet triumph--lightly breaded, fried to golden perfection, and paired with a flavorful, velvety cream sauce. Simple, classic, and executed exactly as it should be. Overall, this is a heartfelt spot with several standout items (especially those wursts) that more than justify a visit. With a few small refinements in execution and service details, it could become a true destination for anyone craving authentic German comfort food.

Five stars ! Food Locker (used to be named Phenix Food…read moreLocker) has some really great prices on local wholesale grocery food that is available to the public. I recommend checking them out, especially if you prefer to buy in bulk - they have VERY good deals on meat in particular. Kind staff plus there is an affordable convenience store right next door!

I love Phenix City Food Locker, they've changed their name. I had always gotten my ribeye steaks…read morefrom them; however, since the cost of meat has went up they are no longer selling it. I would still recommend this establishment.