I love going to Costco. There are many items circulating in and out through the year. Their prices…read moreare great and it makes sense to buy items we use regularly in a larger quantity. The Heinz beans from the UK are being sold for a limited time. I purchased extra the last time I went. I was paying about $5 a can at Publix. I The other find I saw was leaf kimchi. This is gold. It tastes like your Umma made it. The regular kimchi Costco sells is sliced. I am used to slicing the fermented Napa cabbages each time versus opening a container and having pieces. This new green leaf kimchi has a great flavor. After it was opened, it started to sour which is normal. I made fried rice with it and it was great. The kimchi needs to really sour before I can make soondubu jigae. Yum! If you haven't been to Costco, please go with a friend who is a member so you can see all the cool merchandise they have to offer. 5/5

I want to highlight about my experience during an emergency this Sunday at Costco tires…read more We had an emergency: our tires were ripped on our way to drop my wife off for a marathon at 6:00 a.m. We somehow changed to the spares and frantically booked an appointment nearby. The earliest available was at 11:30 a.m. Hoping against hope, we went to see if we could get an earlier appointment at around 9.30 AM. This is when we met Rob, who was godsent. He was beyond amazing in understanding our problem and helping us through this. At 9.30 am, he not only checked for our tires in the inventory but also moved our appointment to 10 AM and made sure that it was properly aligned and ready for the trip. We also made it back on time to see my wife cross the finish line :) Once again, thanks to Rob and the team's amazing service. We are beyond happy and thankful for their service. Yet another example how Costco takes care of its members and its amazing value for customers.

I like this Publix! Although it has dedicated free parking in the parking garage across the street,…read moreto the south of it, pro tip - you can almost always find a spot on the small-ish lot on the north side of the store. I've frequented this store a lot pre-C-19, when my sorority sisters got together every Wednesday around the corner, in 5 Points, for a meal and to "solve the world's problems." I always counted on this Publix to pick up something I forgot or was told we needed to complete our dinner. Items like a greeting card, a gift card or helium balloon, a bottle of vino, cheese, cupcakes, or salad mix and dressing. The associates are always friendly and helpful here, but isn't it like that at all Publix stores? I've never found the checkout lines to be too long. Why no 5th star? This is really not this Publix's fault: overall this store has a small footprint and that means a decrease in selection, or "a tightly edited selection" of produce, wine, dairy, and meats. This Publix truly is a nice addition to the Twickenham area!

This is not the best Publix I've ever been to, nor is it my usual haunt (that's Aldi). With that…read moresaid, I give this Publix some kudos for maximizing every square inch of what is--for a Publix--a TINY store. It's clean, the staff are nice (is someone really giving them one star because OMG they don't have a particular brand of sugar free cream soda like that is their fault?!), the produce is better than some I've seen, and the parking is free. Bonus: I've found their flowers/plants to be in better shape than other stores' wares.

This review is for the deli and special recognition for Cameron…read more I went to the deli to pick up some low sodium ham. I planned to make roll up finger sandwiches for the big game. A young man behind the counter, Cameron, waited on me. We discussed the age of the low sodium ham and if it was going to expire. He said it was within the date for use. I mentioned I had purchased ham and it was slimy feeling so I now ask about expiration dates. He assured me the ham was good and even offered a slice to eat. I did not eat the slice. I have to bake the deli meat before I can eat it to prevent getting sick. I asked for the low sodium to be cut for sandwich slices. He cut my low sodium ham and I was off shopping. A little later I wandered back to the hot foods section of the deli. Cameron was at the counter helping a customer. I was there to buy tenders. My plan was to purchase 2 pounds. There weren't that many available. Cameron said if I gave him 10 minutes, the fresh tenders being cooked would be ready. I told him I would be back in about 10 minutes. I continued shopping and returned to the hot foods section. A smiling Cameron greeted me and pulled out 2 pounds of hot fresh tenders he had bagged for me. I was surprised at how efficient, helpful and courteous he was. Kudos to this Publix for hiring Cameron and placing him in the deli. In the past, I would avoid buying much here because the service was so slow! I heard an employee say she wouldn't go to the deli because she had limited time for her break and the deli was too slow to fill a food request. I will return to this deli. Fingers crossed this young man is still there working to serve customers. He's the best deli worker I have seen in the past 9 months! 5/5

Always above and beyond great customer service. Clean and well stocked. Love their deli choices,…read moresoups and sandwhich ware always delish

Had truly the best experience here after such an awful day. Kind and welcoming staff and a great…read moreselection.

A Great Store with Great People. Watch for the great ad items in the weekly ad paper at the front…read moreof the store. Their Ads run from Wednesday through Tuesday with Friday and Saturday specials. You will love the great people at this store.

This particular Trader Joe's was convenient to my hotel and walking in, I was pretty impressed…read more The ambiance is bright and cheerful and I like how on the back wall, the paintings are inspired by Huntsville being known as "Rocket City." I was impressed with their soups and was particularly interested in their lasagne soup. The service here was friendly and professional. All in all, my visit to this store was an overall winner. I will give it five stars.

I must admit I am starting to enjoy Trader Joe on university Dr. wife love's the green chili…read moreburritos for breakfast. I am starting to enjoy their tamales. Expensive yet very tasty. In the frozen section

This Dollar General is always very nice and has all the items in the right place so it's much…read moreeasier to find. Their Valentines decorations was beautiful and they had a great selection... plus they were also putting out the Easter decorations. Prices are nice and so is the customer service team.

This Dollar General has been here forever! It's a little run down now and not as organized as it…read morewas wen it first opened. I used to get last minute health and beauty products here. It's situated at a fairly busy intersection, meaning it's not a quick and easy entrance/exit.

Grocery delivery has probably been one of the biggest game changers for me - why go to the store…read morewhen I can have milk in my fridge in 2 hours? All without having to put on shoes. But then, some days, a stroll around the store can be just what you need to brighten your day. Walking around Target, feeling the texture of the pajama pants, comparing lipstick shades - things you just can't do from an iPad on the couch. Of course I ended up with things in my cart that I didn't go in for but I also didn't come home with what I wanted - the skim milk was set to expire the next day and the only available size of the laundry pods that I wanted would last me a year. Target is not much different than a number of stores today - finding help was nearly impossible. I used self checkout which I'm sure got me out a whole lot faster than waiting in the only open check out lane. I'm not about to give up online shopping anytime soon but spending an hour strolling around Target was a nice distraction.

An absolute ghetto! You need a shower cap to enter. It's the Walmart of the hood but more…read moreexpensive! The shelves are empty. The home Department is always bare. Anything a "good" Target has, they don't. While your average Target is putting out all new Spring/Fall merchandise, this location is 2 weeks behind that. The employees here are the dumbest in the nation and arrogant beyond measure.

Dumped my groceries everywhere. Didn't bother helping me clean it while I have my baby with me…read more Didn't apologize, just said he could replace the raspberries. I put my groceries in my bag on the conveyor belt and instead of taking the time to scan them in the bag just threw them out everywhere. I now have raspberry all over my hands, my car, and my bag & groceries. Don't bother coming here. What a waste of time. I'm usually such a positive person, I really try to be, but this was just lazy and disrespectful. I like aldis food, their price is good, but service at this specific location is so low. Good luck.

This Aldi seems more expensive than I remember it to be. They also had a bit more name brands than…read moreI thought. I was on the hunt for pumpkin whipped cream and I found a whole lot more. I left with a take and bake flat bread and a whole lotta pumpkin stuff! Was a good trip. Except I forgot my bags.