This store is gorgeous and so beautifully maintained. I see the crew members taking a lot of care…read moreand pride when stocking the shelves. We had a great encounter with Emily and Kennedy on one of our shopping trips. Kennedy helped us picking out the best coffee and the when we were looking for a very specific type of salt, Kennedy got Emily the manager to join the search. I could see online that that location stocked Diamond Crystal baking salt but there was none on the shelves. Emily went back to the stock room and came out with the prize- 2 canisters of the salt !! Thank you Kennedy and Emily and all the professional staff at The Fresh Market you all make shopping there a pleasure

I went in the store yesterday after moving back to Richmond and I was shocked at how nasty the…read morestore looked in areas !! Everything seemed disorganized in the deli and sushi area and where the prepared foods are located. There was a very limited selection and only a few packs of sushi to choose from and this was around 11:40am. I was afraid to even get the sushi that was there because the display case was so nasty looking. What happened to this place......it use to be clean and well stocked. The sushi use to be the best from all grocery stores. I had to leave and go to Wegmans.

We were anxious to visit this grocery store, as they promoted Venezuelan cheeses they sold. We…read morearrived at about 11:30, only to find it closed. I don't understand any merchant that isn't open during stated hours, especially when they are just starting out. However, we waited until later in the day, called and learned they were out picking up merchandise in DC. So we returned in the early evening. Upon entering, we found about half of the square footage being used. And out of the half that was occupied with shelving, about 70 percent had merchandise. The coolers were about the same. In looking around the store, one thing was immediately evident. That being they carry brands and items that are not found in most Latin markets in Richmond. There definitely was a decided Venezuelan edge to the items they carried. This was especially evident in the cheeses, where we found nearly all of the typical types of cheese sold in Venezuela. The same could be said for some of the candies that they offered. The young lady behind the counter was very pleasant and answered any question we had as we walked through the store. As a new store, with items you are not likely to find in any other Latin market in the area, it's worth a visit. Maybe, if they generate sufficient business or possibly just over time, they will further expand their unique inventory from something a touch unique for Richmond into something truly special.

Deliciosa comida Guatemalteca. Me encantaron las garnachas y la longaniza. 100% recomendado.read more

Love their selection of quick easy meals. The orange Chicken and Kung Pau are better than some…read morerestaurants

I like this Trader Joe's location more than Short Pump. The parking lot is more spacious, though…read moreit's just as busy as other locations. Visiting on a Monday is not a great idea but still doable. On a recent visit, I purchased nearly 50 items for $195, which is pretty impressive in today's economy. I especially like their egg whites, frozen section as a whole, premade salad kits, and snacks. They have bargain wines as well. I splurged on a cheese-themed reusable tote that I *love.* Service was prompt at check out too.

One thing confuses me. According to google, this is Amazon fresh on Tomlynn street. I know this is…read morea pickup location, but they never made it clear whether this is a brick and mortar store where you can walk in and purchase things. I have seen a few people walk in, but always assumed they were delivery people or stock clerks. Also, they say it's accessible , but I see flights of steps to get in. As far as rating pickup performance, they usually have everything I ordered, and some of them understand what a grocery carrier is and put the groceries in the carrier rather than on top of it. The wait is always long though, even if you check in ahead of time.

The lady owner a little aggressive when talking to some people but other than that is a okay store…read more I've been going there since before I was born my mom shop's there my grandma and now I go and my son too. Aunties and uncle shop there also sister and brother . My family shops there that's four generations .

I came to market 7:19 pm today.was meet by employee asking what I want .I ask do you close at 8pm…read moreas posted at store he said we closing now make it quick then surcuity a Richmond police officer in uniform blocks my way saying we closed what you want then owner walks up I ask her was they open or closed she said yes then no then I'm sorry..I have shopped there for over 40 years and this was really disrespectful to long time customers I walked out.the surcuity shouldn't were a Richmond police officer uniform.to the owners of the market you will never see me there again.people build you up them you shit on them ok alright fine

Sun-shelter parking! How awesome is that? I'm traveling this week for the Fourth of July and…read morevisiting my hometown, and this, ahem, relatively new location, replacing the Pleasant's Hardware. As I said, they have sun sheltered parking off to the left of the main parking, a great option when it's 99 degrees outside, and a decent rain shelter too, though it would be a bit imperfect. The store is typical Whole Foods though a tad smaller than the location I'm used to, it still has great options for vegetables especially organic, and other healthy items like kombuchas and limited ingredient prepared foods and some great meat and cheese options. I asked for directions to find an item on the shopping list and had a friendly response, and our checkout person was friendly and helpful too. The market was busy and but not overcrowded and there is a lot of space around the perimeter (they say shop the perimeter for the best foods and WF seems to have given thought to giving you more room for that and a tad less for the aisles, a decent approach for my tastes. They were having an issue with their freezers on this day but had the wherewithal to direct customers to the location the frozen items had been moved to, a very customer-friendly move. The AC kept things nice and cool inside on a very hot day. And the meat department was even more chilled. From my Mother, While WF can be a bit more expensive, they offer Prime Deals often and carry a 365 prime brand that is dependably low priced and high quality. Watch for a once a year ice cream discount too!

I am left to write a review about this since I've talked to someone in store and online and over…read morethe phone but the fact that when you return home with a three year old and find your bread is moldy and you cannot easily process a refund is reason enough to not go back. Do not tell me in this day and age that is not possible. That is a choice. That's a choice Amazon and Whole Foods is making to make the lives of their customers harder. I have a prime account. I check out my own items. I use the card you promote and have a digital receipt. Yall can laugh and hang up on me and say that isn't the way you do things. That's fine but I'll just got to Kroger then. Because of the way they do things. When there's choices treating people fairly instead of giving them the run around matters. Especially when your products are expensive. Maybe Whole Foods and Amazon will change their policies if enough of us say enough is enough. Probably not but it's worth adding five minutes to a 45 minutes saga of unsuccessfully getting a refund for moldy bread. As if there aren't enough reasons to cancel prime.