“Easy in and out, used self-checkout for additional efficiency and got everything I needed plus a little more. Prices are reasonable without the need for coupons and weekly sales. They may not have absolutely everything I need for any circumstance but I can get 95% of what I need for weekly groceries without any effort.”
“Ayla at the bakery was so very helpful with my last minute cake order! My son wanted his birthday cake to look like this cake photo in his alphabet book and the bakery delivered!! Thank you so much!!”
“My visit was specifically to the bakery for two special order cakes and a trip thru the produce section for strawberries and blueberries! It’s Publix. Clean and friendly.”
“Clean and well stocked. Good gas prices. Trying to entice more business by selling dupe Nee Dohs and Alani, but hey it’s a strategy. Haha. I appreciate the location closer than Lebanon Rd.”
“Pizza is great!! Affordable, fast, convenient, overall awesome! Locally owned, and the owners are super nice! Every time I’ve called, (even on Friday and Saturday nights) pizzas are ready in 15ish mins! It’s our go to for pizza!!”
“This gas station is excellent! The place is very clean and well organized. The service is fast and professional, and the staff are friendly and respectful. Prices are reasonable compared to other stations in the area. It also feels safe and well-lit at night.”
“All the staff are friendly. Well stocked. Hoping it doesn't end up like some of the other stores in the area where they're just trashy. Keep up the good work staff at Nonaville Rd DG.”
“Went here today and I must say the customer service was very nice everyone here was very friendly and eager to help! You can tell they are short staffed and working hard either way! It was a very pleasant experience.”
“I walked up after my child’s inhaler had been put back on the shelves - which Is on me for not picking it up soon enough. Even with being so busy, Maryanne helped me so quickly and I was able to get my son his inhaler at the ballpark within minutes! Thank you so much for your kindness and quickness!”
“Cooks market is a good place for many things you might want to eat. They have pizza, pulled pork, fryed chicken sandwiches, and hamburgers/cheese burgers. Along with a few more fryed side items. That's just on the weekends btw. On the week days they have a meat and three, along with the usual fare that's stated above. The pizza is hunts brothers, a brand many people out here have most likely heard of. If you want a pizza made it tends to take 15 minutes. And 30 minutes if you are calling it in. The pulled pork is Nicks brand, you might have seen it sold in the stores at one point. It is usually very good, and they pile it on for a low price of 3.59. They also carry sides like potato salad, baked beans, and coleslaw. They have many meats they can make you a sandwich with. All of which is cut in house on their meat slicer. They have some more unusual meat slices like liver loaf, pickle loaf, and thick bologna. Along with all the fixings you could want on a samwich(think subway). In the morning they have lots of biscuits. But be fast because the truck drivers that stop by like to buy them all up.”
“I want my gladeville town to know I applied for managers position. I am qualified and I can be there day in day out for my community to get this store going for us. As I live right here in gladeville. So to this dollar general please call I am willing to help my town have somewhere close to get what they may need. Over all store perfect location.”
“Although hard to tell from the outside, there is a nice little middle eastern market right there in Mt. Juliet. They do not have a ton of items but they do have the staple items. Including but not limited to seasonings, jarred leaves for making grape leaves and most importantly FRESH MADE Syrian bread, which they actually make onsite! Its amazing to not have to drive to the other side of Nashville to get some bread and other items to make traditional middle eastern dishes. Check them out!”
“Absolutely by far my favorite place to go, on the go! The people as well as management are very kind and sociable! The food is just OMG SOO GOOD!! They are also very accommodating to any needs one may be have that may be different, simply ask and these people go out of their way to help! This is the kind of service and environments this whole world needs to see soo much more of now days!! Love you guys, keep on keeping on, and NEVER STOP MAKING THAT SOO VERY GOOD FOOD!!!!!You guys deserve an award in my opinion for being just such awesome and hard working people!!! ?❤️?”
“Excellent place the guy is so nice behind the counter he's so polite she definitely go here in the bathrooms are even open imagine that great prices just around the block from the terrible Mapco use this place for sure”
“I love this store. Especially the prepared food section. The food is always delicious and the fruit is so fresh and looks so appetizing. Plus the staff is really friendly.”
“Changing review to a 5 (last review was not good, but that was a few years ago). They must have new management as the store is in much better shape and waiting in line is not an issue. Love the convenience.”
“Let me start off by saying I am from CT. And the Walmart situation is pretty poor. Now that I am in TN, I am shocked by the difference in quality. The shelves were FULLY stocked. I saw products here that seem to only exist in the south. The store was actually clean and the variety is superb.”
“My experience shopping at the Hermitage Walmart was very easy. I was able to purchase my favorite snack which is strawberry Popsicles. And they were cheaper than the grocery store.”
“I prefer this Walmart compared to Hermitage and sometimes Lebanon but there were a few products that were out of stock and some of the aisles looks revenged through. Not the employees fault one bit - looking at you customers - but this Walmart is much nicer than those in surrounding cities.”
“I switched over here almost a year ago after Publix never had my maintenance meds in stock. The app is very informative on orecription status and makes it easy to pay ahead. Staff are usually efficient and polite. I've gotten a couple vaccines here with no issues and haven't run into stocking issues on meds. I'm pleased with the change and also enjoy getting the rewards points.”
“This was the first time shopping at the location. I have issues with my legs & used a riding shopping cart. Each & every employee including Nancy, Taylor the checker, & Elliott who both unloaded my cart for me, bagged everything & even offered to assist me were phenomenal. Thank you Kroger & your employees for not judging a book by it's cover. I will definitely be back. Well worth the drive from Hendersonville.”
“A couple of nights ago I was checking myself out in the self checkout lane but when I tried to pay my card kept declining. The workers moved me over to check out with a person instead to see if it would make a difference but my card still kept declining. I had no other form of payment with me and I had a lot of cold stuff. I was afraid to leave it and have it melt or go bad but Noza and the manager on duty were both very kind and offered to put my stuff in a cooler in the back while I ran home. I very much appreciate their willingness to help me. ?”
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