Publix Super Market at Valley Forge Shopping Center,

2656 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

"As a new person to the store, their online ordering and pick up / delivery site were somewhat difficult to manage and do, but after some time, I was able to figure it out ... had to put items into the search bar, so that was time-consuming. There could have been a more streamlined approach to the search.... Other than that, ok... Their curbside pickup was great. Convenient and fast. So fast, the guy turned and left before I could to him...."

"They allow dogs in the store. One is in.here now sniffing food on the bottom shelf. And she had it in the cart where people put their groceries. I love dogs. I have 4. But they are animals and don't belong around grocery stores. It's unsanitary. And some people are allergic."

"The store was in good order, but the prepared food section was not up to Publix standards. I'm from Florida and have never seen the hot food section so stripped clean with nothing cooking to replenish. I was told 30 minutes to get an order of fried chicken."

"A Grocery Store Experience: Where Variety Meets High Prices My recent visit to this grocery store left me with a rather mixed impression. While there were a few notable positives, one aspect stood out and truly amazed me – the exceptionally high prices. Allow me to delve into the details of my experience and share my thoughts on what I encountered. One thing that undoubtedly caught my attention was the pricing of items. It wouldn't be an overstatement to describe it as surprisingly high. As a conscientious shopper, I am accustomed to the ebb and flow of grocery prices, but the degree to which prices soared here was genuinely astounding. It's no secret that groceries can sometimes be on the expensive side, but this store seemed to take it to a whole new level. The premium attached to many everyday items was hard to ignore, and it left me somewhat flabbergasted. On the flip side, I did find a fair selection of products to choose from. The store had a reasonably wide variety of goods, and I appreciated the choices available in different categories. From fresh produce to pantry staples and household items, the selection was quite comprehensive. This diversity in offerings was a redeeming factor that, to some extent, helped balance out the pricing concerns. Despite the high prices, there was a sense of quality in the products on the shelves. It was apparent that the store aimed to provide its customers with well-sourced and premium items, which could justify some of the higher costs. However, this might not be a silver lining for everyone, as budget-conscious shoppers may find the expense challenging to justify. In conclusion, this grocery store left me with mixed feelings. The notable feature was, undeniably, the strikingly high prices on various items. While the fair selection and product quality did provide some counterbalance, the pricing concerns still loomed large. This store might cater more to those who prioritize premium quality over budget considerations. If you're in search of a wide variety of quality products and are willing to invest in your groceries, this might be the place for you. However, if you're budget-conscious, you might want to explore more economical options to meet your shopping needs."

"A lot of great choices - food wise. Service sucks. Waited a long time to be noticed by the bakery, than the slowest check out ever."