This store reminds me of Restaurant Depot, that's were restaurant owners buy food and products. It…read morehas everything you need to run a food business. Food prices in bulk are very good. Some items are more expensive than other local stores. This is a great place to shop if you are hosting a large gathering or a big BBQ. It also has lots of great high end kitchen necessities. Stop in and check them out, you won't be disappointed!

How neat this store and you don't have to have a membership to shop! All the great bulk finds from…read morefood to storage, and refill items. Reasonable prices and many selections of each particular item. Bring a coat, the refrigerator section is ice cold!!

I came here for lunch. The hot bar is great. There are always two soups available. I enjoyed the…read moretomato basil soup. Crackers are available also. The soup was piping hot. The store is always clean and well lit. Theres also a sandwich bar. I love that everything is fresh.

Dealt with the bakery. My daughter ordered a cake for her wedding. Gave a photo of how she wanted…read moreit decorated. Was assured they could do it. What was presented was a mess and looked like a young child got to play with icing. We ordered a round cake. But was square and an epic fail. The girl at the bakery offered to fix it and make it right within an hour to an hour and a half. The second cake is beautiful. She did a great job. It looked like the picture we sent. The bakery manager was very unprofessional. Upon checking out, I found that the cake was now $12 more than what was quoted. When I inquired about the price difference, I was told it was because they had to make 2 cakes and the price reflects the amount of icing used. Don't waste your time or money. That icing isn't made of gold and should not drive up a price. No effort made to reconcile the problem. One person made a wedding day start off very stressful.

Harris Teeter has a prime rib special between the hours of 11-1 pm (call to be sure) and 4-6 pm on…read moreThursday for $19.99 that's delicious! They give you a Hugh slice that's enough for 2z it also comes with baby potatoes, mixed veggies and sauces for no additional cost. And if you are a senior you'll get 10% on Thursdays.

We used to call this the Tajma-teeter when they moved to the larger location in Friendly shopping…read morecenter. I don't come here much anymore but every now and then. It has been hit or miss for me: bad shrimp, over the hill veggie tray.. The staff has always been great and they have a Starbucks attached. They have huge salad and Asian buffet style self serve and a pizza and sushi counter.

It was a great store The staff was friendly. They had vitamins. They had a great deli.read more

I don't really leave reviews or take the time to review things of this nature, but when I tell you…read moreI am GOOD off of Sprouts, I mean it. I went to Sprouts two days in a row looking for their family meal deal. I was told they were having an issue with a late truck, and I completely understand that things happen that are outside of the store's control. My issue was not that the truck was late. My issue was how the situation was handled. I asked to speak with a manager because I was hoping there might be some type of alternative solution. For example, if the store didn't have the cooked salmon available, perhaps they could have offered the raw salmon as an alternative. Instead, I was simply told that they couldn't control the trucks because they weren't their trucks, and that was pretty much the end of the conversation. I went ahead and paid for my groceries. The same manager I had spoken with apparently gave me a $5 coupon, but she never communicated that to me. She came to the register, swiped something, and walked away. I had no idea what had even happened until I later realized I had received $5 off. I am not someone who normally complains. I truly don't have the time or energy for it. But I was kind, respectful, and understanding throughout the entire interaction. I used to work in management, and I understand that you can't always fix every problem. However, you can offer alternatives when possible, and if there is no alternative, simply treating the customer with kindness and acknowledging their frustration goes a long way. I ultimately contacted Sprouts customer service to express my concerns. I wasn't complaining about the manager personally. I was explaining that I had come to the store two days in a row, the product still wasn't available, and I wasn't offered any alternative. What happened next was honestly weird and nasty. The manager, who I believe was named Tia, called me after I contacted customer service. There was no, "Hello, how are you?" or even an acknowledgment of my concerns. The conversation started with her saying something along the lines of, "Ma'am, I gave you $5 off," in a very stern and demanding tone. I said, "Okay, well, I didn't realize that." And that was basically the end of the conversation. No apology. No empathy. No, "I'm sorry we weren't able to accommodate you." No acknowledgment of the fact that I had gone to the store two days in a row. Just a phone call to tell me that she gave me $5 off, as if that somehow resolved the issue. I took FOUR Ubers to Sprouts. Two the first day and two the next day, just to go to the store and purchase food. I made the effort to come back a second day, and I was still understanding about the situation. The least I expected was to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. Instead, I received a phone call that felt as though I had done something wrong or inconvenienced her personally. Ma'am, I am the CUSTOMER. I didn't call you to argue. I called customer service to share my experience and hopefully help address the issue. And let's be clear, this was never about $5. I came into the store expecting to purchase a family meal that would have cost around $30, and I still ended up spending $62 in the store. The $5 wasn't the issue. The lack of communication, customer service, and basic kindness was the issue. The other employees I interacted with seemed perfectly pleasant, so this isn't about everyone at the store. But the management experience left a LOT to be desired. I used to be in management, and one thing I know for sure is that you don't have to be able to fix every problem. But you should know how to communicate, offer solutions when possible, and treat people with kindness. If you don't like your job or don't want to deal with customers, maybe it's time to find something else. As for me, I'm good on Sprouts. They can have it. I'll find another location, or I'll just shop at Trader Joe's. Y'all have a good one with that.

Being a kid from the 50s and '60s, all I knew were Mom and Pop stores. The candy store was owned by…read morethe Zimmermans, the bakery was owned by Sal and Dom, and the grocery store was owned by the D'Alessio family. Hard to find those anymore unless you head down Bessemer Avenue to McKnight Hardware. That place is Mom and Pop through and through. I have been going to McKnight Hardware since I moved to this neighborhood over 20 years ago and the staff rarely changes. The store is incredibly convenient and although I've never priced compared them with a Walmart or Home Depot, I'm happy to pay the price and support the OG hardware store in the area. Over the years I have seen many young men and women who started as teen helpers become cashiers and managers. The place has a family feel and the staff always knows exactly what they are talking about! It's also my go-to when I need to make some keys! I can always count on McKnight for whatever my needs are. Whether I'm looking for bird seed or glue or paint or a nail, they have it! I recently bought my weed whacker from them and I love how they are right down the street from me if I need it to be serviced, which I recently did. They used to have a pretty extensive garden nursery but it has slowed down over the years. In the early years I was even able to buy some lily pads! Lol But all of your other departments are well stocked and well priced and it's so nice to have a staff person that knows what they are talking about! There is plenty of parking right up front and it's conveniently located on Bessemer Avenue. I encourage you to patronize this place. It breaks my heart to see so many wonderful stores like McKnight Hardware shut down and give way to the big chains. We want to keep places with that Mom and Pop feel and this place deserves to continue to serve this neighborhood for years to come!

McKnight Hardware is a one stop shop if you're looking for unique screws and bolts that you can't…read morefind at the big box stores. The main thing I shop there for are the keys! You can get different colors and even your favorite team. The prices are a great and the items are a good value compared to other places. Check them out!

Ive been shopping at World Market before the name change and since it was a mall staple that looked…read morelike a world bazaar full of treasures waiting to be found. As a teen, I used to wander through the packed aisles, window shopping things I'd like for my imaginary apartment. There were so many beautiful tchotchkes, decorative boxes and trays, pillows, rugs and furnishings to choose from. I recall one store had racks at least 12' tall filled with items. It's was my little slice of heaven. It was a part of my usual rotation: Kirkland's, Pier One, TJMaxx, Bed Bath & Beyond and World Market. Those were the days. Sadly those days are gone. Kirkland, Pier One and BB&B are gone forever (in my market area) & the nearest World Market to my home is a state away. Because of my experience with this store, I was expecting to see more eclectic, must buy pieces. I was looking for that "curated finds" feeling like it usws to be. What I got was "retail". Don't get me wrong, there are some nice big pieces, but the selection is minimal, like leftovers from a 3rd life overstock shipment. IDK. Have they lost their way, or is it the tariffs? I tend to lean towards the former as they have a Halloween section to sell costumes. COSTUMES! NEVA HAVE I EVA ONCE SAID OR HEARD THE STATEMENT ..."HMM, LET'S GO TO WORLD MARKET TO GET THE KIDS' COSTUMES!" I've heard Kmart, Target, Walmart and in the past 10 years Spirit of Halloween...but NEVER World Market! This is what happens when a business loses its direction and forgets its purpose (besides making money). If you are looking for candles and diffusers, or kitchware, this is your store. If you looking for tchotchkes, decorative boxes and such, try Hobby Lobby, Home Goods or At Home.

I cannot express just how much I love that Greensboro has a world market. They have such cool,…read moreamazing, and unique pieces of home decor and necessities that are the best quality. Some things tend to be out of my price range but they often have sales that help and I am often surprised when I find a piece I love and the price is well below what I expect. I scoop it up immediately. In this case I found the loveliest shower curtain and cutest rug both super affordable. I perused the whole store and longed to have redecorating money so I could live in a world market. Maybe one day soon. I truly hope this store stays here. I visit often even just to look. It is definitely one of my happy places

As a DYI person who is starting a tool collection, Harbor Freight is a great place to go for hand…read moretools and other tools to add to your collection. I went here on Sunday, but this wasn't my first visit, just the one I am posting on. I got a few things that would have overall cost me much more at a big box store. Are they the best tools in the world, likely not, but for the price and as someone who doesn't use them everyday it is a great place to get things that I really don't care if I hand it down to my descendants. I would recommend you sign up for their free account because they do send coupons and discounts that bring the costs down even more.

We have done many DIY projects recently and while we've spent a lot of time at larger stores such…read moreas Lowe's, harbor freight is always a second stop for us. They have a large variety at a more affordable price. Be sure to check out your local harbor freight for some of the best prices around! I also love that they mark the quality as good - better - best while not sacrificing pricing!

Online ordering was great...or so I thought…read more Clearly listed the number of items in stock for what I ordered. Placed over $200 in orders and was ready to go next morning by 9 am, within a few hours of opening, and notified in email they cancelled my order! Called the store and asked if the website had been wrong. Nope! They decided to not honor online orders and cancel them without notice after 5 pm. I have health issues and critically needed what was ordered. Asked for management who refused to speak to me about the situation. Poorly managed store, poor business practices, and rude staff. Will not give this or any Ace our business! They get 2 stars only because we were happy with the initial ordering experience. Otherwise it's be a 1.

Convenient location, store enlarged, employees are helpful, good inventory selection and reasonable…read moreprices