It should not take 45 minutes to pack a 7 item pickup order. The customer service is very rude…read more Every single time I order pickup I don't receive 1 or more items. Do better Walmart!

Every time I come to Wal mart I have to use a electric buggy cause my knee is messed up. First off…read moreif there are any buggies at the front they almost are all crappy they say 100% charged but then u take off and by the time you are at the frozen foods the battery says 15% and is barely running. They seems to only have like 6 good buggies out of like 15 that are onsite. PLEASE GET SOME BUGGIES

We stayed up in the mountains nearby to celebrate a holiday with family and this is where we went…read moreto grocery shop. I have never been into a larger grocery store before this store is MASSIVE! There are tons of options for everything you need and the store is really clean and well maintained. Staff was super nice while we were there and helpful. Only downside I saw was how limited their cosmetics section was - for a store this big I was kinda expecting them to literally have it all but this area specifically was super limited to just basic nail polish remover mascara eyeliner. Super limited options for foundations, eyebrow pencils especially, nail polish, press on nails, fake lashes, etc. not a huge deal bc this is kinda out in the middle of nowhere so I'm assuming people aren't doing a full face of makeup regularly since the area is kinda rugged but having up to date stock options would have been nice. All in all, a great grocery store with lots of options for the surrounding area. Good safe clean place to shop.

Sonny and Ellen were amazing ! They have great sandwiches and warm welcoming service. I hope for…read morethem every time I come to ingles

As recently as 6 months ago, I left a very positive review of this store at this location. Today…read more(Friday, May 8, at 12:20 pm) there was 1 (one) cashier-trouble shooter for the front. She also seemed to be stocking near the front. At the same time, all the customers on the self serve machines had trouble with their produce. I was signaled to "enter" produce twice. We all (about five customers) needed "help" not to be overcharged. No one yelled or overreacted. The cashier-helper said, "All right all right, it's not like I am not working my butt off." Then she went to her register. I went ahead and paid for my bananas twice since my time is worth something.

You will never overpay for any items at Aldi , they do not carry everything , but what they do have…read moreis very good quality ! Th hey have grown their selection of organic items & are always fresh . The Weaverville location has recently upgraded checkouts , adding self checkout which has eliminated lines . This store is definitely a inflation buster !

I have been shopping at Blue Ridge Market for many, many years. The owners and their staff are so…read moresweet and welcoming. I wish I could just hang out at the market because the vibe is so positive. The produce is always fresh and beautifully displayed. The meats, eggs and milk are topnotch as well. The prices for produce are very reasonable and the staff sources local products from farmers in WNC. Try it out! Tomatoes and corn is in and fabulous!

I was visiting from New Orleans when my relative pulled in here for the milk and some produce. What…read morea cool place! I wanted to buy everything in there. The employees were so friendly it felt like I knew them. They are open after Helene and ready for business!

Brent and brian are always kind patient human beings who listen and understand. Highly recommend…read morethis store and the people. Expensive place to buy food but totally worth it. If you want or need something the people here are great to ask for help, as long as you're not a terrible person and can listen to them. Uh yeah I'm an asheville resident now and I could say so much more but if you're not a terrible person/ bigot, highly recommend this town too:)

I love this store because of the specialty items I can pick up here. The employees are very…read morecustomer-oriented and many have worked there for several years. My two favorite people there are Bobby and Carl.

Went in for a preview and came out with some great fresh kale and lettuce. Guy admitted it was…read moreCalifornia grown but its dead winter here and there were tons of local products...even milk and chicken. I'll be back. Prices not bad!!!

I found this place through the ASAP Connections Local Food Map. They're open all year, with lots…read moreof basics like meat, veggies, eggs, and fruit. During growing season I'm told they stock a good deal of the fresh produce from their own farm. I found some varieties of beans I'd never heard of before, like cranberry beans and yellow-eyed peas. They've got some other things like you'd find in a standard grocery store, like PET milk and a few varieties of juice. The space isn't too fussy - concrete floor inside, a dirt and gravel parking lot. It's clean though, and they've got shopping baskets and plastic bags for carrying fruits and veggies. The prices are at least comparable to a chain grocery, if not better on some items. For example, their eggs are between $2 and $3 per dozen. Feels like what a farm market should. I'll be going back regularly.

I can find things I can't find anywhere else but Big Lots. It's close for me to shop from my house.read more

Big Lots has been going downhill for a long time. I have shopped at the one in Hville,NC since the…read moreday it opened. Bad service on the Mgrs part when I tried to get a refund on an overcharge. Even Laughed at me.

Ingels in Blue Ridge GA. The deli has no mananget, No fried chicken ready at 12 Noon on sundays…read more Inexperience servers.

Me and my little Chihuahua Panchita have spent the last year traveling around several counties in…read morewestern North Carolina. We have dealt with the Ingles stores very extensively - and they sometimes very cordially have allowed us to park our camper van in the parking lot overnight. One observation I have made, which has been confirmed by at least one country Ingles manager, is that there is a huge difference in management style between the city in the country. Country Ingles store managers operate the way that our store managers did at Greenlife and Earth Fare in the seven years I worked in those stores as a cashier. They are friendly to all customers and all staff. They are constantly in motion - filling in and helping out wherever it is needed. They are not above wiping down the deli case, sweeping the floor or bagging groceries. I asked a manager of a country Ingles store, when I observed him out on the loading dock happily exchanging jokes and stories with the produce clerk, "Do you notice a difference between city Ingles managers and country Ingles managers?" He said "Night and day. City managers don't have anything to do with staff or customers. They don't want to get their nice white shirts messy. They stand around and act important." I asked one young high school girl cashier at an Asheville area Ingles about the "white shirts" (the uniform of a group that is almost uniformly white men), "Do you know what they do all day up in that office?" She giggled with a mixture of what looked like relief and nervousness: I had named that which is not supposed to be named. She finally said, "I have no idea." In my visit to this store at 4 p.m. today, front line staff in the café and the cashier area were all very friendly and helpful. When I went up to the office to ask a question of the fortyish manager, he was cold as a rock. I came back to the store 30 minutes later for one more item and this fella crossed my path. I said, "I'm going to write a review of the store and I'm hoping you will do or say something to help me say nice things about you. Why were you so unfriendly to me last time?" I expected him to apologize: "Wow! I'm sorry if I came across unfriendly. I must've just been really busy." He actually said - in the stiffest, almost-hostile voice, "I was not unfriendly."