Food City

I try to avoid Food City all together. However I made the mistake of shopping there this evening. I was in line longer than it took me to shop.
The employees are not friendly at all. No one in any department spoke at all. A sample station was sat up with a person sanding there and she didn’t speak at all.
I shopped in every department and saw at least one associate in each department no one spoke.
The parking lot is a disaster.
Super pretty store but they need to be reminded of what is important. …customer service is very important.

Nice little grocery store with great shopping carts. I haven’t had a bum wheel yet! Oh you know the one, one wheel dancing a pirouette while the others stay in line. I hate those carts and I’m always aisles in before it becomes an obvious issue. Sometimes already far too committed to the produce section to turn back for a cart trade. But I’ll always pause to debate, «Is it worth emptying all my stuff out or can I tolerate the annoying rogue wheel?
It’s things like good carts that set the stage for a shopping trip. Like chips and salsa at a Mexican restaurant. Could potentially be a deal breaker. With that said… I found Food City to be a pleasant store. My only complaint is that they don’t sell my brand of bread, they have no tortilla options other than corn or flour and I could not for the life of me locate quinoa as a stand alone product without some additive. I was, however, able to find some familiar organic options, ground turkey and they had great deals on wine, so that made up for it.

The biggest Food City I’ve been so far. Nice and clean. Got most of the things I need. A great addition to the Bristol area.