If I haven't mentioned it before, there's just something about going into a supermarket and looking…read morefor those gems that I can't find in my own local grocery. I am obsessed with visiting supermarkets when I go on vacay. Sad, but true. And this time was no exception - especially when it's called the "Piggly Wiggly." I mean, come on! I went in there like a tourist, grinning from ear to ear. "Why is this woman taking a picture of the store??" My lasting impression? Homemade cracklin', and banana pudding. Ugh, it's diet time next week.

I don't remember seeing the name tag of the checkout cashier, but she had short blue hair and…read morerhinestones at the top of her glasses. She has consistently been the best cashier I've dealt with over the past year (not just at the Piggly Wiggly, but any grocery store i've visited). She was polite and pleasant, properly treated delicate food items (ie, eggs); properly bagged meats, frozen and cold items; and didn't overfill the bags to the point that the handles broke while carrying them. She also evenly distributed the items in the cart so that the cart wouldn't tip over when it went over the raised metal plate when walking out the door. I wish all cashiers were like her!

Thanks for wearing masks and squirting our hands with sanitizer when we walked in. Some shoppers…read morestopped wearing their masks while shopping, not sure why, but employees had on masks. Fully stocked, fairly clean and easy to locate what we needed. Huge selection of home town Mount Olive Pickles as well.

While the customer service seems to be very good, the selection leaves much to be desired. The…read moreproduce department has the smallest selection of any food lion I have been to and the larger cuts of meat(thicker steaks, roasts etc.) are very minimal.