This was the first place we visited in the city of Johnson City, Tennessee. For health food store…read morethis place exceeded our expectations. We nearly found everything that we needed to complete our Thanksgiving event coming up. The store features of selection is really immense. Even though that a lot of the items here are pretty much hard to find , it is unfortunately really expensive! I do enjoy the hot food section and it even have soups here too. The store features so much. Staff here is also pretty friendly too. Checkout lines can't be very long too unfortunately. The store is pretty loud as well and it's not too quiet but is a very peaceful environment.

I enjoyed my visit here. It reminded me of a cross between a smaller grocery store and The Fresh…read moreMarket. Many organic and healthy choices there; especially in meats. I ended up going 2x in one day as I stopped and bought some items and my wife wanted to go back for Jenni's Ice Cream. Overall, they have stuff you can't find elsewhere and prices are reasonable for this type of store.

I like Kroger's a lot. It's even better because I live within walking distance to it, but even if I…read moredidn't I'd still probably come here because Kroger's carries quite a few items that you typically won't find in 'other' grocery stores. Well, not in this area at least. They also have a decent ethnic aisle (ok, not a whole aisle but it'll do). It's annoying to see people park directly in front of the store. If you don't want to park in a regular parking lot, there's that whole 15 minute area along the curb. But it's not Kroger's fault for inconsiderate people. I was stoked when they opened their gas station. I would probably say it's the most convenient gas station this side of town, easy to get in and out of and close to the interstate. The guy that works late there is interesting though. I used to think he was nice, now I don't know if he's just socially awkward or just flat out rude on purpose. I will give him the benefit of the doubt by just assuming he's going through some stuff. Regardless, I no longer go up to the window if he's working there. Lastly, thank you Kroger's for closing at midnight. I work late every night, I swear I don't pop in last minute just to annoy you all. At least my visits are only 5 minutes tops!

I've been shopping here for about 15 years. In the last 5 years there's been a hard decline in…read moreservice and atmosphere. The sidewalks directly outside are constantly occupied by vagrants and drug addicts. Inside the store is often similar. There are a few great employees, but there are SEVERAL that act as if you're an inconvenience, especially when ringing up and bagging. Particularly, an old lady cashier and a young girl bagger. They're the dynamic duo of "don't shop here". The "pick-up shoppers" that roam the aisles with their carts, constantly block aisles and remain oblivious to this fact. It's difficult to navigate the store with these people shopping for 6 lazy people at once. Additionally, going in and out of the store is an experience of a swap-meet. People are always sitting there with their tables for "Save the Kittens of Mozambique" or "Donate for Underwater Basket Weaving". They will not miss the opportunity to try to hustle a dollar out of you. This setting occurs about 2/3 visits. Too much. Too close to the door. Leave me alone. I'd love to just shop in peace and have a cashier that might occasionally say "Hello" or interact in any way with the customer and a bagger that actually places the bags in the cart and not on the counter and doesn't look and act stoned out of her mind. Oh, also... turn down the volume on the U-scans. Jesus Christ. As a result of these things, I now shop at Food City for 90% of my needs and it's 3 minutes down the same road.

I hope someone in management or with some power see this. Today' Saturday November 22nd around…read more12:00 p.m. noon. I went into the price less South roan Street to get a can of snuff.. I asked the girl someone that I had saw many times always unfriendly seems to be above everyone to be above work if she could get me a can tell it pissed her off she walked back got me a can never did speak next thing you know she was gone just left me there I finally saw her she went back over and started ringing up groceries never said a word left me standing there like an idiot ask her what the problem was she said I'll get to you when I get to you.. now this is the way priceless is letting employees treat their customers because this has been going on sometime with this girl I wish I had got her name but all I can say she was working self-checkout around 12:00 noon Saturday November 22nd. If you watch your cameras you'll see me walking over and asking her and I told her to forget it and put a can of cat food that I was going to get also I just tossed it in a buggy that would be me...this girl needs to be straightened out like I said is it the first time honestly I'd rather seeing her when I saw that she was going to have to be the one that I asked because I knew it was time till I got pissed off.. you can let her know I'm not some homeless bum wondering around the parking lot . I have been telling a lot of people the good prices on cigarettes and snuff at price less word of mouth goes a long ways

This has got to be the worst grocery store in East Tennessee. Misleading sale signs, rude employees…read more(this was the female who was apparently suppose to be in charge of the front), and absolutely no customer service skills at all. She saw me standing at the customer service section and never tried to assist me. I went to the express lane and asked the gentleman there for assistance he went to her. While I understand Covid has changed everyday life for everyone, common courtesy shouldn't be that hard to come by. A simple hey sorry we aren't taking returns now (when the sale sign was completely misleading) instead of the curt smart response I received. I too work with and have worked with the public for 34 years. I will NOT be back to any of these stores. I will encourage everyone I know to avoid them at all costs too.

JC is now my second favorite Aldi. The one place where I actually like the self checkout. The…read morescanners are really sensitive and just a slight delay, so I've scanned some groceries twice and had to get help until I learned the rhythm. It's always crowded and packed here, especially with everyone "working from home." Seems to me a passel of 'em are working from the Aldi aisles and parking lot because they're always here! It's a great location, adjacent to the best barbershop in town (L&M). Without giving up ALL of my secrets, I'll just say that there are less crowded Aldi stores, but they don't have the self checkout option, which is fine because watching Aldi checkout magicians at an Aldi store is something to behold. Beware those middle aisles, they're full of great deals and things that I didn't know I needed until I saw them!

I appreciate the prices in this day and age, but rey paying with cash. And the one register people…read morewith a cart load of product uses a card. Somewhat backwards if you're asking me. Every other store in the world I've been to, has cash and credit. Apparently Aldi's is mining data. Morgan

It's a decent store which has It's string points. But the lack of a searchable web site is a…read moredefinite handicap.

This store said you cannot buy a Tomato, taco seasoning or…read morefrozen pizza with EBT benefits and charged Cash for them. I was with my Granddaughter at the time who is the benefit card owner. She had a baby in the car so I went in the store to see why she was as charged cash for the items. The store manager was less than helpful. He said all I could do it return the the items. These are items that are regularly purchased with EBT in the Elizabethton Ingles and every other store in the area! The store manager was totally indifferent. Very worst customer service in a grocery store ever!

This is for the State of Franklin location in north Johnson City…read more The store has a large parking lot with plenty of handicapped spaces for each entrance. They also do a good job of keeping up with having carts inside so you rarely have to get a cart from the parking lot. Selection is above average and they have a lot of local produce. Sales are typically on products you'll use. Their Food Club brand is decent. The cashier also unloads your cart when you check out which is a really nice touch. This location has a nice deli which is underrated or maybe unknown. Their burgers are surprisingly good and more than reasonable size for the price. You can get a burger, fries, and a drink for under $10 as of this review. Sometimes the wait is a little long but that is generally due to them making your fries fresh. They also offer other sandwiches and have a good selection for dinner as well.

The management store are incredibly rude and unprofessional. I got to say that most of the…read moreemployees working under them are actually pretty good people but the management here are just downright rude.

I recently visited the Natural Foods Market in Johnson City since i was checking out all the health…read morefood stores in the area with my wife. I couldn't help to think that this store was exactly similar to going to the fruitful yields back home in Chicago. The store layout felt absolutely familiar even though I have never been to the store in my entire life. This store had a great selection of grocery items, snacks, grab and go beverages and vitamins at the very least. They even had some non alcoholic drinks as well with some hard to find items. Prices were unfortunately a bit High for most of the items. Overall, I do think that the store is worth checking out and it's a bit cheaper than going to Earth Fare nearby.

Wonderful local store. I've been going to this place since 1989. Always have everything you need…read morein a convenient and easy layout of a store. Staff of helpful