We live now close to Yoders now but I tell everyone we moved to Mohawk to be close to Yoders!…read more We love the sandwiches at the deli there delicious made while you wait! I can and can find items there I can't find anywhere. There bake goods are homemade and there soma cheese cake is fantastic, my favorite. I've been a Yoders fan since they have been in Greenville 10 plus years ago. The store also has so neat unique gifts.

The sandwiches are excellent. Fridays is Reuben day and they…read morehave the best Reuben sandwich. The store is very clean, employees are always very nice. I always stop if I am in the north Tennessee side or I-81

I kind of laughed when I read reviews saying that this place was expensive. When I came I said I…read morewould compare it to Safeway that we have in Cali. I was sooo shocked that a dozen eggs are $2.79 because it Cali right now a dozen eggs is $14. Yup you read that right. We came for some cake. They have slices, half cakes and full. But still cheaper than what we are used to. Though cost of living in Cali is outrageous. Employees looked extremely bored that the checkout boy was playing with a coin lol.

Hubby has his lunch in this Ingles often. He says it's healthy, fresh, and tasty!…read moreHe gets a boarshead sub, chips and drink for $6.00 and change. Or he gets a sit down hearty hot meal chicken breast, mashed potatoes, and an array of fresh veggies. I like the store because it has a good selection of gourmet items hard to find in other stores. Always clean, friendly folks.

The staff were friendly and helpful. I found what I needed in this large store. It was clean and…read morehad plenty of available cashiers and self-checkouts.

The store is clean with a good selection. But..their prices on anything organic or, deemed healthy…read moreare twice what you would pay at Walmart or, even Kroger. Their deli items are ordered in from, who knows where, and presented to look as if they are homemade. I know because I asked if the items were made on premise. Grocery stores options are limited in this part of Tennessee. They are obviously taking advantage of that. Publix is staring to move into the area. I hope they keep the same quality I've known in other states. We need reasonable prices and, a good deli.

They have great products and receive their trucks on Wednesday. By Friday, the shelves are empty…read more My store is in Morristown, TN. I wish they could do a better job of ordering.

Aldis rocks, definitely, no frills and I am never sure what I will find. That's the fun of it, but…read moreI know here I will save. And many of their items are very good! Salsa, meats, cheeses, and there if you don't get it then, you snooze, you loose. This store, is a bit smaller than ours in Sevierville. Less crowded and neater...friendly as all Aldi stores are... With costs climbing we all must shop wise!!!

This is one of my favorite Kroger's in the area. They're always well stock, clean and the staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. I like that they have organic produce that looks fresh and well stocked.

The Kroger cashiers are some of the rudest cashiers in Sevierville…read more Today is the 3rd or 4th time the cashiers complained about our use of the grocery bags on the items we bought. Today the guy on the cash register asked why we bag our items with the grocery bags. Does Kroger employees go to health safety training? It is also raining and we do not want our food rained at and get ruined by the rain water specially the dry goods since the molds will form on the dry goods. I never heard any complaint from the Publix cashiers. They are all very courteous and polite to their customers. If the cashiers find it inconvenient to scan our groceries, why work there?

In and out quickly. Pickup is always a breeze too. The produce is so fresh. The larger Walmart has…read moreproduce thats almost rotten sometimes. But this one is very good every time I go for veggies or fruit.

I couldn't ask for a better shopping experience. The employees seem genuinely interested in helping…read moreyou with whatever you need, the store is always well-stocked, and they have a nice variety of food and other items. If you're looking for a relatively stress-free shopping experience with employees that will greet you and go out of their way to help, then this store is right up your alley.

Hubby and I used to live in Dandrige on Douglas Lake, we loved it…read more We always came to this store for alot of our shopping, it's upbeat clean, and well stocked! I am surprised that I never wrote a review, shame on me! I read the other reviews and never experienced their complaints. Always attentive, friendly, and have unique items. Have great sales, whoever plans their adds, kudos! Hubby works fairly close to Dandrige, as the crow flies. He decided to stop after work, he loves to shop, and was pleased with his finds!!! He also got some amazing sales woohoo!

This applies to mostly all of the food city stores. Even the ones that they appear to be proud of…read more I have had it with the slimy, smelly out dated produce and questionable meats. Im writing this because just now i opened up some chicken that i purchased yesterday. When i opened it the odor of sulfur immediately flooded my nostrils. That means it's rancid folks. And this is not the first, second or even third time this has happened over a three year period. What to do, wrap it up, drive to the store and let the mgr smell it?! I'd like very much to shove it under the store manager's nose but I wouldn't consider putting this in my vehicle. No, it gets wrapped in a zip lock and immediately taken to the trash convenience center. So my only recourse is to blast these stores on yelp with hopes to make them aware that people notice when they get home with slimy, mushy, smelly out of date meats and produce. And their prices are ridiculous. Their inventory is similar to Winn Dixie if you're from the south or Shop Rite if you're from the north but their prices are as if you are shopping in Whole Foods. Thats just wrong. I assure you Food City is a very far reach from Whole Foods. I live in Dandridge and unfortunately its a 45 min drive for me to go to Ingles, Publix or Kroger so im surrounded by food city Dandridge, New Center and Newport. How unfortunate for me.

Publix is a good grocery store overall, but for me the Deli is really where they shine. They make…read morefresh sandwiches to order, and I like that you get the choice between the regular Publix cold cuts or paying a little extra to upgrade to Boar's Head. I've tried both options, and honestly I do not think the upgrade is really worth the extra cost. The price difference is minimal, so it is not a huge deal either way, but once the sandwich is toasted, it is really hard to tell much of a difference in taste. That kind of made the regular Publix cold cuts feel like the better value to me. Overall, Publix does a solid job as a grocery store, but the deli is definitely one of the best reasons to stop in. If you are getting a sandwich, I would personally save the extra money and just go with the regular meats. That is all....

Greatly enjoy this location…read more We alter our approach from Veteran's Parkway in order to shop this Publix. In search of some dinner options, and the Publix girl is making Italian hoagies, and other nice options. Really good fresh Italian sandwich and Key Lime pie provide southern treat.

Burgers,Burgers, burgers! Made to order in the cafè. Freshly made with top grade meat, directly…read morefrom their meat department. Fresh-fresh-fresh (not frozen or pre-pressed fast-food grey burgers) Notably, tasty & very reasonable! Tip: call in an order, ahead of time, as it could be 20mins or more, if they are busy or have catering orders.

I would give zero stars if could. Just spent a couple days f hundred n groceries and used the…read more$10off coupon. Which the checker quickly tore off the sheet. So I asked if I got credit got the $1 off cheese slices. Was told since that was on the back side of $10 of sheet and it was torn in half she couldn't give me the coupon price. I would have to go wait in line at the courtesy counter. So wait in line for a dollar and let the ice cream I just bought melt. They can have the dollar but they won't have my business anymore. Ok just got home and weighed my asparagus, which I questioned when it was rung up. It cost 3.99 a lb. I bought two bunches which I knew was not 4 lbs but was told they were since that's what the upc code rang up. So they actually weighed a total of just over two lbs. Now I've been overcharged $1 plus $7.98. I I didn't have a dinner to get ready I would be headed back there. I will go tomorrow. The last time I will ever go there.

A family-run IGA grocery store. The very best thing they sell are fried chicken fingers they cook…read morein the back. Big plump pieces, cooked to perfection. Worth a visit just for the chicken.

Home town place for us Home town people. Shop local…read moreEmployees are always nice and ready to help in any way they can. Prices are higher than the bigger stores but if i don't have to deal with the crowds and the crazy traffic. I will pay a little more anytime.