I'm incredibly grateful for Food Matters! It makes finding fresh, healthy, and nourishing foods so…read moreeasy right here in Brevard without having to travel far. Their selection and quality are excellent, and I always leave feeling confident about my choices. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to eat well and support their health!

I work in Brevard once a week and have been wanting to explore this place for a while. I was very…read moreimpressed. There aren't a lot of small locally-owned organic-based food stores any more. This spot reminded me a lot of Lucky's in Boulder, Co. I read some previous reviews disparaging the meat market. I checked it out and it was quite nice. You won't see any cuts that look like that at Ingle's. Maybe it took them a bit to get up to speed after taking over after Poppie's. Place is clearly still popular with locals, as the lot was nearly full around noon on a Wednesday.

It used to be the only reason to go here was shorter lines. The last few times I've been here I've…read morewaited and long lines for a longer than their competition. Also, to leave a comment with corporate you must create an account and have an MVP card. Ridiculous.

If the staff member you are dealing with seems to be under the age of thirty (with the exception of…read moreone very friendly woman who is a cashier), expect to not be greeted or to be told to have a nice day. Expect nothing. I don't know what it is about this particular location that the younger staff are so unfriendly. And for clarification, I am not that old either. I am not asking for a conversation. I don't one. A simple, "hello" and "goodbye" are all it takes. Why is this the missing link at this store? There should be a question on their application that asks if you are incapable of greeting the public. If they have no idea what that question means, move on.

I have used this pharmacy (5 stars) for over 2 years. It is very well run. Good service (I only use…read morein store- I don't care about drive through). They are friendly, quick and the pharmacists are knowledgeable, and helpful and you can easily get a human on the phone. Also rarely out of stock on anything and I feel the look out for me. Store is small but I know basically what they have and it doesn't take me 5 minutes to walk to the other end!

Customer service was taking over 30 min bc of an issue and the worker snapped at me .. ruderead more

I usually use self checkout at Aldi, and am not new to the process that is a little different than…read moremost American grocery stores. I made the mistake of going through the cashier's line today. She used a hurried and rude tone to the person ahead of me, and also during my checkout, which was unsettling.

Female who works there has the worst customer service! Go to Arden...much nicer! Always renoved…read moreboxes from counter. She has to be one of the nastiestt people that I have ever encoubtered! Ingles much nicer and cleaner! Veggies rotten here!

Date of Visit: 9.15.19 Saturday around noon…read more Parking: Ample, in a large shopping plaza Concept: Where clearance items go to die Warning: CHECK EXPIRATION DATES and check your receipt! I am looking at a nondescript $2.00 charge and I can't tie it to anything. No barcodes are used so it is all manually entered by the cashier with terms like non-food grocery, frozen food, dairy, candy. Upon entering you will get one of those old school square, flip-down grocery carts that haven't been seen since the 80s. This store holds a mishmash of random who-buys-this-stuff groceries. The store itself is pared down with no frills. Some deals seem too good to be true and this is when you REALLY need to check your dates. I picked up quite a few items and one canned item was out of date by almost a year. You will recognize some brands and others are random unknowns. You are going to come here basically to purchase canned and processed items. Some beans were 50 cents, etc. The cereal, while cheaper, is also questionable. It's September and I saw Easter-themed Peeps cereal. Unfrosted pumpkin Pop-Tarts. Cans of soda that something else had exploded on. Potato chips that are normally $3.50 for $2.50. But that sale price can be found at most stores so know your prices. Mini packs of tissues for 2 for $1.00. Brandless brand Nutella for $1 but sells for $3 on their website. Fresh produce: There is a small section with some things that are struggling to stay fresh. I did get some nice green peppers and one cucumber. Meat: Husband found some expired items I found some blueberry biscuits that I recently purchased at a regular grocery store and they were four for one dollar (no, you don't have to buy all four). I got them home only to realize they were expired by two weeks. That date did not say Best By either. There is a lot of waste with groceries and food in the world and I am not saying these things should be thrown out, but due diligence is also required here. Your receipt will only be filled with generic prices relating to the department they come from so you may want to watch as they enter prices. Bar codes are not used. If I were pressed on money I would come here. As I stated, if you know your prices you might be better off spotting sales at other standard stores. PS - no one should be buying canned vegetables and beans at dollar stores unless you are in a food desert. Canned vegetables and beans are always cheaper at grocery stores.

This is a great place if you're on a budget or just being frugal. It's an outlet center for several…read morefood brands and features a grab bag of discontinued products, discount items and some regular stuff. It's only place in town you can buy Utica Club beer. The stock changes regularly so don't be certain you'll be able to get the same item twice. They might not have everything you need, but if somethings not available, there's plenty of places around town to get it. I recommend.

Today, 6/22/17, I shopped at Sav-Mor in Brevard, NC, as I have done in past years. I am a visitor…read morehere for the Music Festival. All was well until I reached the check-out counter and placed my credit card into the device for posting charges. No charges of items I had brought to the check-out counter appeared on the display of the device as the cashier scanned them. Rather, a window requesting my signature appeared after the cashier had apparently scanned all the items which I had brought to the check-out counter. I told the cashier I wanted to see the listing of charges before I signed and she told me I could see them listed on a display above the cash register, but i was able to see only a few of the items I had hoped to buy and the cashier said she was unable to scroll through the entire list because the display was not sensitive to touch. I was insistent about seeing my charges before agreeing to pay them. The cashier asked if I would like to speak to the manager and I told her I would. She summoned a young man who tried to get the list printed for me but he was not successful and he summoned another older man who may have held a higher position than the first man. That older man, too, was unable to obtain a printed list of items and their costs, either at the register where I was or at another machine inside an administrative area. That older man returned to the check-out area where I was waiting and said that he could not cancel the pending transaction and said that after I had signed the display originally mentioned I could get a print-out of my charges. He added that my credit card would be charged no matter if I signed or not. I questioned that statement. The older man then said that If I would sign the display he wouild give me my money back, if I requested it. I declined that offer and the older man asked me why, adding that, "It's the same thing." I said I would not sign the authorization for a charge to my credit card unless I had a listing of what I was being charged for and their prices. The older man then told me to "Get out of my store." I asked him why he had told me to leave and he told me that we had no more business to conduct.

The diary department usually has expired food including the milk and yogurt. GROSS!! Whoever is…read morein charge of this department should not have a job. Of course from what I have seen when I am in there, she is too busy chit chatting with people than working. The produce dept usually has rotten food on the shelves. Years back the produce was awesome, not so much now.

There are nearly 50 Mexican restaurants in the area, but aside from the more elevated Quixotes in…read moreBrevard, the restaurant next to Cancun Mexican store is the most delicious creative authentic Mexican plate of food I HAVE EVER TASTED!!!!!!! Maybe this place can inspire the rest of its competition to step up their offerings, but in the meantime, try this place! Give them great reviews! Keep them in business! Assure their success! It was truly spectacular!!

So good! Eaten here twice and everyone in the place loved the food. Hostess helped with…read moreunderstanding the variety of dishes on menu. Can't say enough about variety and quality of the food. Small place but great food and fast service!