Made my first visit to Melton's today. I'd had great recommendations from friends so gave it a…read moretry. Ordered a Reuben sandwich and it was absolutely delicious. Meat very tender. Staff was outstanding and just a delight to chat with. I'll definitely be back and want to try lots of items in their menu. Thank you also for the cookie in honor of my first visit. Highly recommend.

Excellent deli with a warm, friendly staff. As first timers we were treated to a delicious cookie…read morewith our sandwiches. Their specialty sandwiches are delicious. We had the Hot Mammy and the grilled chicken. You can customize as you like. Folks are friendly and we had a nice chat with the staff since we were visiting.

Burke's Bakery is the best! I have been going there my entire 61 years and it is my favorite!read more

Burke's is a great bakery located in downtown Danville. Famous for their butter flake rolls and…read moregingerbread men, and offering so much more! We have tried the hamburger rolls, pimento cheese, and donuts (favorites so far), and I appreciate the friendly service. This spot is worth a stop anytime you find yourself in the area.

Absolutely, without question, the worst, most fatty, gristley, not at all fresh tasting (or…read moresmelling) pork it has ever been my misfortune to cook. I wouldn't even call it "ground meat". There is so much fat, it's more like meat paste with larger chunks of fat and gristle in. Made me sick as a dog to smell it cook. And, speaking of dogs, I wouldn't feed it to a street dog. Their beef may be amazing. But, they should be ashamed to ask people to pay for the pork or to serve it to them. Disgusting. I got a can of pork once that was higher quality.

This is a great little burger joint connected to the slaughter house. Fresh meat never tasted…read morebetter. The pickles are amazing and if they sold them separate I would buy a jar!!

My second visit today. Got a Reuben and a chefs salad. Both were excellent and service is top…read morenotch. Highly recommend them. Next I want to try their BLT.

This cute little deli is very yummy and worth the stop! I got the number 6 which is a turkey bacon…read moreand Swiss cheese sandwich on a croissant. The croissant was soft, fluffy, and buttery. It was quick service, and the employees are extremely friendly. Plus it is reasonably priced!

The employees were extremely helpful. I needed help finding a couple things and they took me right…read moreto the items. They're exceptionally friendly and helpful!

Though Fitch's is a little on the pricey side, and does occasionally have expired produce, this…read moreplace is the cornerstone of the community of Wilmore. You will not find friendlier service any where else. They have a great selection of food, and other necessities. They also carry great fair trade coffee from drinklings, and cheap meat. If you live in Wilmore, or are in the area, please support this family run business, and support a beautiful cornerstone in this town. They often have local honey, and other local produce available at the front of the store. They also have a barrel which they fill with things for the local mission. The owner of Fitch's, Mr. Fitch himself, is a wonderful man, and is absolutely worthy of the highest praise as he is one of the pillars of Wilmore. Absolutely come to Fitch's IGA, even if it does cost a little bit more!

My wife and I started noticing several years ago that we were routinely being charged full price…read moreon items marked on sale. We'd bring it to the cashiers attention, but then were directed to the customer service desk where we'd spend an additional 15-20 minutes in line waiting to get the error corrected, and typically with no apology. We're now in the habit of taking pictures of all the sale items we plan on purchasing with our phone so that the cashier doesn't automatically dismiss us. About ten days ago I purchased some jalapeno cheese that was on sale for $8.99/lb., but after the young lady ticketed the cheese at 11.99/lb. I told her about it, and she corrected the error, no harm no foul. But I went back a week later for more of the same cheese, and the exact same thing happened again. It was the same young woman, and I even told her prior that the cheese was still on sale. Ofcourse I was dismissed, and she ticketed the cheese at the regular price! Again, I had to point to the placard in the display case which had the cheese for $8.99/lb. So no effort was made to resolve the pricing error the first time I brought it to the employees attention. So, all the customers over the last ten days or more were charged full price if they themselves didn't catch the pricing error. Since I'm on a role, and ready to rant, some of the other things that bug me at my local Kroger. Employees who are at work presenting themselves like its Halloween e.g. multi colors of hair, or the multiple fishing lures stuck in their face, nose, chin, etc... No professionalism at all. I'm also not to fond of having to compete with employees who are loading items for customer pickup, they often feel they're a priority and you the customer need to get out of their way! Anyway, for anyone who's interested, this is a small example of what Kroger as a company has been up to. Pricing Errors: Consumer complaints and class action lawsuits in multiple states (California, Ohio, Illinois, Utah) regarding cash registers ringing up prices higher than the advertised sale prices on shelves were a recurring issue in mid-2025.

I love my local KrogerJeff is the Best manager. He works well the young employees as well as those…read morethat are experienced. Josh is an excellent worker, he is always busy but not too busy to help reach for something or price check something . Curtis, also. stopped to help with his business