This was my first time in this store. My friend lives in Chapel Hill and we were celebrating our…read morebirthdays. I stopped in the store to get some ice cream and whipped topping. We were having homemade hot fudge cakes. This store was very organized and I saw several items I've not seen in any other store. The employees were in aisles stocking and asked me if I was finding everything. The prices were a bit inflated but, closer than other grocery stores.

Went to Brooks today, ordered some ham and this is what you get. Just piles of ham looking like it…read morewas thrown together. Tried making sandwiches for my wife and I and it just came apart in pieces. YOU may be the only game in town, but you need to teach your Deli people how to assemble YOUR PRODUCT. The days coming when there will be competition....

Found this place after Walmart shelves were wiped out prior to a snowstorm that was coming in…read more Guess what?! They had exactly what I needed and the staff were all so helpful! So glad I found this place.

I really enjoy shopping at Johnson in Pulaski Tn. The only problem I have, is that I cannot access…read moretheir weekly ad because I am not on Facebook and do not want to be. There is no other better place to shop as everyone in the store are so helpful, friendly and Seem to care. They greet you when you come in. Cashiers are always friendly and they carry out your groceries even when you only have one bag.

With usually only 1 cash register open at this place, you need lots of time to check out....this is…read more98 percent of the time...The people that work there are of little assists to you when asking for a specific item...friendliness is low in this place as far as the people that work here.....it is the only place to shop at this small town.....proper training and nice customer service from here would be great....it is the talk of the town as far as I am concerned.....

Good local dollar store. Milk, eggs, frozen foods, no fresh veggies though and of course the…read moreselections of products that Dollar General is known for. Employees friendly and local.

I love the Italian subs at Publix many others are good. I go with the Boars Head option on white…read morebread The ultimate is also a good choice

I've been going to this Publix for years and the stocking here is unacceptable. I was just there…read moreand they had carrots on the shelf dated 10/4. Nearly 2 weeks past date. There have been no single yellow onions for nearly a week. No single avocados, spaghetti squash, pumpkin pie spice. Any other items that I want to get our typically not in stock or out of date on the shelf. Whoever is "stocking" the shelves needs to be checking dates. Would assume that's a given not to put out food that is NOT IN DATE. DO BETTER.

False advertising. Scam that you don't know till you get to the register. A sign in the dairy…read morecooler plainly says mozzarella cheese 2 for $6. Man at register tells me not that product. The add is in the cooler directly on the said cheese. I went bs k to read it. I'm not wrong. It's a scam. I get to choose where I spend my money and it will never be there. Plus their meat & poultry are questionable.

Did a take-home of Chicken and Dumplings over mashed potatoes from Eagleville Grocery and it was…read moreawesome. The dumplings were light and cooked good (I hate "chewy" dumplings) while the gravy was absolutely delicious. If Granny was cooking Chicken and Dumplings this would probably be what she would serve for dinner!

The service is excellent, and the meat is rarely a disappointment. If it's disappointing, it's…read morebecause of the way I handled and cooked it. They always have specials for people on a budget.

I was looking for a specific meat and this butcher was very informative! Always a pleasure doing…read morebusiness with these guys!

One of my go to grocery spots, especially for the BOGO's. Parking is pretty easy. Store is always…read morewell stocked and clean. They don't have as many selections as some other Publix locations but they do a good job with what they have. I do struggle with using the wifi in this location (I use it for their app and the list function). Overall it's a very solid place to stop in and grab some groceries.

Quality/Quantity - Got some local souvenirs for our friends and family. Significantly cheaper than…read morebuying it on Broadway... For example Goo Goo's; see other Yelp review. Very small single endcap of local goods, see picture. Also got a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc, which I let my daughter choose. Atmosphere - Small urban Publix format. But still has all the departments, well smaller versions of them; bakery, deli, etc. Plenty of parking, but we just walked from our hotel which was approximately 3 blocks. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 10pm. Service - Self service check out, so great. Price - $50, everything we bought was of reasonable prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1930 with your approximately 1,400 locations. Good to hear that you are also a private employee owned company.

Wonderful place to eat and check out their wares! I love going down each aisle to see what they…read morecarry!

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Disclaimer- I am NOT a cheap/thrifty person. Update from my first review a while back. Quality…read morebeef and pork, however their pricing has crept up SIGNIFICANTLY over the past year or so. I like to support local businesses, but it's become obnoxious. Perfect example is they sell Masa Chips for $15 a bag. I have ordered them direct for months, @16 bags for $56, free shipping. Seriously, I am all for running a profitable business, but I stopped shopping there for a year, and finally went back for sausage just last week. I will again, go back to Semler Farms.

I picked up a few NY strips recently. They smell like there were marinaded…read more After further investigation, I am convinced that the cuts I purchased were scrap meats that were assembled and glued together to appear as a NY strip. For those who aren't aware of this process, just google it and begin your research. Shame!