This store is always clean with stocked shelves. Associates are throughout the store working and…read moreasking if you need assistance. Sale items are always available. The produce and meat areas are fresh and inviting. Enjoy shopping at this location although it is outside my residential area. Will visit again.

Let me tell you, this is my favorite Publix location! The service is consistently great, the store…read moreis always well maintained & clean, and the BOGO deals of food is very competitive in this inflated economy! All that's great, but the STAR this week is a Cashier named Shaina! That young lady has literary mastered delivering exceptional customer service!!! She was so pleasant, friendly, and helpful! Publix made an amazing hire when Publix acquired Shaina! Very nicely done, Ms. Superstar- Shaina!!!!!

I love the store and have made purchases for over a decade. They're a cross between a convenience…read morestore and a country family store. Staff have always been friendly, and they have always been helpful. About all I get from the deli is the chicken salad and am given the choice of bread and asked if I want mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato. They cut their own meat, so if I order it early, I can get a thick-cut steak. I'm usually greeted personally unless I come in at the secondary entrance and no one is at that register. I LOVE the idea of an old Ford tractor being on display in the store.

They are good folks. Good coffee. Polite. Country store. Good produce. Good price on gas.read more

Great prices. Fast service. Everyone is friendly and approachable. Food is good quality.read more

I don't get on this side much but this food depot is always well stocked and cleaned! It's not…read moresketchy and torn down like some of the other locations. The shelves are full meats stocked and so are the produce. You can find a wide selection of things you need for meals and the prices are pretty reasonable. Staff are nice when spoken too and the store is well lit and well displayed.

Quick checkout. fair pricing. nothing fancy. Watch the expiration dates on products, I've gotten…read moreseveral expired products.

What's not to like about this place! It's affordable, the staff is nice, and the wine selection is…read morestellar! I love coming here specifically for my meat. I feel that it's always fresh and such a great price.

this location is closed as well as all laurel foods had some great people working at this location…read morein fp ga, NO MORE

I love coming to this store for a quick grocery run. I had a small issue with a pack of chicken…read morewings brought them back to the store and the manager Fred was VERY helpful and soooooo nice. Will continue to shop here

I came in looking for some flowers, and the options were endless, beautiful, and very well priced!…read more I was in the Avenue, and I knew I needed to stop to get some flowers for a party, and I wanted to give them to the hostess. As I was leaving the Avenue, I saw Trader Joe's, and I decided to stop in. Right outside the doors were an array of flowers, but not quite the ones I was looking for. These were more like house plants. But, I liked how they were nicely placed outside and easy to read what type of flower they were. When I walked in, immediately to my right, there were so many flower bouquet options along the wall. I like how they were displayed because it was easy to see the flowers and their price. And, it was easy to grab and go. I didn't really look around the store much, but the employees seemed pretty efficient with checking me out and I went on my way! Next time I'm in town, I will come back for some more shopping!

For over a decade, if I was headed to Buckhead or Peachtree Corners, I would add time so that I…read morecould go to the Trader Joe's in the area. Frequently I would ask the manager --- when will they open a location in Peachtree City --- plenty of discretionary income down there. They would say --- well it is on the list but our other 5 locations have to consistently get to over $1M a month in revenue before a 6 would be opened. WELL after much conjecture, rumors, and wishful thinking down in Peachtree City and quite frankly the entire Southern Crescent - South OTP - Trader Joes opened in Peachtree City on Oct 27th 2025. The management seemed surprise, but was no surprise to me that OUR Trader Joe's broke all records for opening week sales -- nearly $1M in that first week alone. Many social media debbie downers worried about parking, the crowds, the cost, the this that or the other thing. Today I went to search for items for my Whole 30 elimination diet starting Jan 1. I had a list of items for recipes and just to see what they had for those with dietary restrictions and preferences, and to compare prices to the contenders -Aldi's (TJ's brother - long story - google it), Sprouts, and Kroger. Each Trader Joe manager gets to influence inventory. Interesting the choices Reggie Jones made based on his expectation of demand for items. Here are my observations: First off, smaller than expected, but about as big as Aldi's. Storage in the back probably takes up half of the space of the old Books a Million. Small footprint is sort of a signature thing for Trader Joe's - keeps costs down and demand high. Because of the limited space, there by default is a limited selection of most items. For example, one narrow row of tomatoes with slicer piled in next to romas, other options for fancy smaller tomatoes. And you aren't going to find a lot of staples - several types of oils and vinegars, but literally only 5 different salad dressings - Ranch and rest unique exotic flavors. 2nd - prices are all over the place - some things are a deal, others not so much - I'll wait to get at Kroger. Some just pay the diff of 10c on a lime. All produce is fixed price so not weighed. Romas usually 99c or $1.19 / lb at Kroger a single roma was 29c at TJs. But small (light, not dense) green cabbage was $2.00, not even a pound - most cabbage runs about 59c/lb at other stores. Bag of multicolored radishes was over $2 - if you don't need purple radishes, get those elsewhere. BIG russet potatoes 99c each seemed about right. 3rd Limited Vegan and Vegetarian alternatives (I didn't look for gluten free) Only Vegan meat was the standard square pack of impossible meat. And although they had 1 kind of non-dairy yogurt, no non-dairy sour cream or cream cheese. Non-dairy grated mozzarella, parmesan, and sliced cheddar, but not for feta. Didn't see much in with the products on the aisle. 4th HUGE meat section relative to the ratio of space-to-item category. Loads of select cuts of prime rib, rack of lamb, nice looking fish (all wrapped), pre seasoned chicken in different cuts. MISC: Two buck chuck - Charles Shaw wine is now $4.99 - 5 buck chuck | Due to shipments or limits on space -- NO GREENs. Sure in the back for mixed salad and 4 different types of kale (only one kind of bunch, the rest in bags) but no Mustard Greens, or Collards, or Turnips. I didn't really expect collards or turnips because "too country' for the sophisticated KALE crowd of PTC Shoppers -- did think I'd find Mustard. After all they had FRESH shelled black eyed peas for $5, but no greens... ttch ttch on a NYE not to have greens. Kroger can't keep them in stock and were out of frozen black eye peas yesterday. | They also only had giant jalapenos at only 29c each - but no other peppers like poblano or banana pepper. | No celery, reg cucumber, romaine bunch, bananas (could have missed) and most produce like green beans, brussels, green onions, and zucchini are wrapped in plastic with Styrofoam bottoms or in plastic sealed bags - not a good carbon footprint on that TJ. No problem parking at 9:30 on NYE - A Wednesday, even when I left still parking spots right out side. Fast check out probably because they don't have to weigh stuff. Staff was super friendly - if they didn't know about something like the greens, they quickly went in the back to ask, or if you couldn't find something they would either go get it for your or take you to it. I'll be back --- they are known for their great cheese selection, cool and novel options for 'company food' - apps to serve dinner guests or a special night at home -- check the freezer section. Excellent Sirachi and LOVE the Green Dragon hot sauce they make - only 2.99, probably only gone up 40c since COVID. I'll still go to Kroger for most of my staples (and Primal Kitchen non-dairy cheeses and whole 30 compliant salad dressings) and Sprouts for produce options and vegan/veg options - Aldi's for nuts etc

I was visiting from Texas and Publix is always a must when I go to Georgia. I had to get a chicken…read morestrip pub sub and it did not disappoint! I got a full sub and it was perfect for sharing. My eyes were bigger than my stomach so I only took a few bites the day I got it. I might dare to say it was better the next day.

I absolutely love this Publix. I never realized it was closer to me than the Salem location. It's…read moresuch a more peaceful environment. The staff are helpful. They are stocked well. I love the aesthetics even though I still haven't masted the aisles to locate what I need. Lol. They really make grocery shopping a much more pleasant experience.

The store smells fresh and clean. A series of new freezers and commercial refrigeration was…read morerecently installed. The cashiers are polite, professional and English speaking. This store has also donated water, fresh vegetables and a variety of fruit to the Toney Valley nonprofit for free distribution to families of students, seniors and as needed. We are happy to have a nearby clean grocery store, with weekly in the mail sales and a great choice of fresh meats, dairy, canned goods and fresh fruits and vegetables. Now we are not forced to drive 3-4 miles to the larger chain stores.

I visited on 7+28-2026 for the first time. I took my mom here previously once. I came here just for…read moresome butter and I got 2 bags of chips. It's a grocery store in the neighborhood so mostly black folks are keeping this place in business. There is a lady standing at the door of the entrance. I don't know whether they deal with a lot of theft here or what is the problem. She might be lost prevention. So I don't see any hand carts only buggies so I'm going to have my items in my hands. I went to the area to get the butter and after that I walked up in down different aisles to see the goods and inventory. When I was near the dairy area I saw a lady asking the guy who does meat for a certain product then I walked to the end of a aisle he is there with another guy kind of slender with some height they are taking amongst their selves so I walk past the cashier's registers to get some Wise potato chips that I saw after I entered. This fool comes over almost in a running action I'm like wtf to myself on the other side of me on the left so I look at him then all of a sudden he looks up at the ceiling. I'm thinking this ninja must think I'm going to try and steal the butter or something you can't make this up. Felipe doesn't need to work in the grocery store he needs a job at top flight security because of his actions. Who wants to visit a grocery store where the employees are looking at you like a thief instead of a customer smh not me and no one else.