First of all, this business has not been called Green Groceries for at least three years. I moved…read morehere three years ago & it had already changed hands & is called "Asia House." It's great for Asian produce. Don't get me wrong, you can't compare it to Los Angeles, Atlanta or any other big city with a large Asian population, but at least you can get some fresh Asian vegetables and they are fresh! They also carry frozen. It's a small store but can fulfill most needs. The owners are very sweet people who do everything to help you get what you need including taking special orders. Lovely to do business with them.

Great place with a very nice owner! Super informative and a huge selection of things to choose from.read more

If you are looking for Ingles signature golden brown cornbread or biscuits you will not find them…read morehere they suck!!!!

Ingles is the closest large grocery store near our home, so we frequent this store. They usually…read morehave what we want/need in stock. Their quality is good, however we wish they had as good a prepared food bar section as the Ingles in Greeneville, Tn. We also like the Food City prepared food bar selection and quality better. Their bakery is d cent, but Food City is better.

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

Visited the Johnson City Farmers Market on Saturday morning. Pleasantly surprised to see such a…read moregreat turnout of local vendors with such beautiful produce! Everyone was so kind and friendly. This Taurus foodie felt like a kid in a candy store trying to decide what to purchase . I returned home with some delicious and beautiful produce & will definitely be returning in the future! . My only advice is to get there early & be sure to bring some shopping bags or totes.

Nice local farmer's market. Mix of homegrown produce, eggs, and plants, prepared foods - breads,…read moresyrups, got some hummas. Not sure what the percentage is that has to be local but one vendor had tomatoes from FL and from a region in Tenn that was more expensive. Another vendor makes special dog treats, some with herbal ingredients to have 'calm' your pet down with lavendar or other herbs. Very interesting mix under the pavilion at Founders Park in Downtown Johnson City. Parking is easy to find for free across the pavilion or on the street. I emailed someone at the JCFM to ask if I could bring my dog and they said dogs are welcome. There were at least another dozen or so also at the Farmer's Market. The Founders Park is a nice walk after grabbing a donut and pretzel from Ruth's truck and there was a taco truck next to the donut truck. That said, it's a short walk to White Duck Taco via a walkway bridge. Hours are Wed and Sat from 7 am to 2 pm. I got there about noon and around 1230 people were already packing up. The veggies were okay but some of them were already wilted even though the vendors were under the shade. We'll go earlier and check it out again.

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.