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  1. ALDI - 4917 Main St

    4917 Main St, Spring Hill TN 37174

    4.4 Superb 136 reviews

    “The previous review couldn’t be further from the truth. I’ve been shopping at this location for three years. The staff are both friendly and helpful. This store in Spring Hill has all of the discounts and sales that all other Aldi locations have. Of course there are no self-checkouts. I have never seen anyone at Aldi being rude, unfriendly or rushing customers along. I’ve never had a problem with the quality of the products. The service is excellent, the employees work hard, the checkout is fast & friendly and when the line gets long the cashier will call for a new line to open, which happens very quickly as every employee can serve as a backup cashier. Overall, the prices and service cannot be beat! — Happy Customer!”

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  2. Publix Super Market at Spring Hill Village - 4935 Main St

    4935 Main St, Spring Hill TN 37174

    4.2 Good 191 reviews

    “Clean, staff is generally friendly although some of the cashiers are not properly trained and don't know how to do checks. I was shopping for a friend and I paid cash for half of my order, and charged her half of the order -- the clerk had no idea how to handle it and rang the whole thing up on a credit card, we had to re-ring it and that didn't work I had to go to customer service and they rang it all up a third time, it was ridiculous!!”

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  3. Presto! ATM at Publix Super Market - 4935 Main Street

    4935 Main Street, Spring Hill TN 37174

    2.4 Poor 7 reviews

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