Supermarkets in Statesville, NC

“I usually only shop here on Wednesdays and only for the $5 sushi but every now and then, I find something else I like that's on sale. Their 12 packs of soft drinks are now $11.59 which i think is ridiculous. I will never buy soft drinks unless they are BOGO.”

“Clean store. Good prices compare to Food Lion most of the time and of course Publix too.Aldi and Walmart is my go to store right now in town, to save money.Remember to bring a quarter for their cartAnd they close early. They close at 8pm”

“I went in this store today for the first time. I'm not Hispanic so I don't really know all the names of the food's but they were very nice and gave me a lot of info on food's. They also had some freshly cooked meat. And hot corn tortillas. When I got home. It was really good. I will definitely be returning to this store in the future.”

“Absolutely adore this charming little shop that's a haven for authentic Hispanic products. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by a vast array of genuine items that cater to a variety of tastes. The staff is not only knowledgeable but incredibly friendly, always willing to assist and offer recommendations. I highly recommend this store to anyone seeking a taste of Hispanic culture and genuine, high-quality products. It's become my go-to spot, and I'll definitely be a returning customer!”

“I've patronized several different stores other than my home store due to traveling and have found them all to be clean, well organized and well stocked. They're a good source for hard to find items not carried by most grocery stores both private and large chains. They offer a wide range of bakery items that are always fresh and top of the line. Their self-serve salad bar is always clean and well stocked. They have an aisle that offers books and magazines with comfortable chairs that invite you to sit, relax and spend some time perusing the many titles that offer something for everyone. Their produce and meat departments are equally inviting and even the pickiest of palates can be satisfied. When I am traveling I look for an Ingles because I haven't found one yet that wasn't like my home store and I know I can find anything I might want or need in their bright, clean and inviting aisles. My only problem is I see so much deliciousness I try very hard not to walk through the doors hungry!! Ingles is by far my favorite place to shop for myself and my family. Their enormous variety, the quality of their products and the clean and inviting environment can't be beaten.”

“The deli lunch is awesome, and for the price it gets 8 stars! The nice young lady that helped me was friendly and nice! The young man however could have had a little better customer service when dealing with the lady with special needs, it only takes a little kindness to go a long way.”

“Whenever I feel like I need to slow down and skip the trip to the busier side of town, where people tend to be rushed and rude, I come here to the great local establishment of Compare Foods.
It’s where I can find everything I need to feed my family while staying on a budget.
I get to avoid the traffic light that takes forever.
I get to avoid the stares and discomfort that come with being somewhere you don’t always feel welcome.
And I never have to worry about running out of essential items when I need them most.
This part of town might seem less bright, less fortunate, or just “not right” to some people.
But what many don’t realize is how long this store has been here, quietly providing for a community that’s been struggling just like everyone else.
During the last winter storm, I saw and heard how people were running out of essentials at big corporate stores like Walmart, Food Lion, and Publix.
I don’t have the means to buy meat and groceries in bulk. But every time I’ve had just enough to treat my family to a decent piece of meat or fresh vegetables, they’ve always had what I needed in stock, and for far less than what most people pay elsewhere.
No long walks across massive parking lots.
No crowded aisles.
No standing in endless checkout lines just to sit back in traffic again.
Call it what you want, but supporting local businesses will always have its advantages.
And this is my way of saying thank you.
Thank you for always saying hello.
Thank you for knowing what the community needs.
Thank you for being there when times are hard”