Food Lion

"I like Food Lion, but this location is frustrating. Small, tight aisles, and it seems like they are always stocking and taking up space that is needed for customers. I still go here because it is very convenient, but I really wish I had another option close."

"Awesome employees, but Food Lion has always been lacking co pared to others stores. It certainly serves the purpose, but there is plenty of room for improvement."

"Every SINGLE time I come in here to buy something it’s expired! In the past there was tofu that expired WEEKS before. The other day went in to get supplies to make a charcuterie board right after thanksgiving and the salmi was expired by 8 days! How and why do you not see these things? The staff isn’t being taught to stock properly and it’s causing people to have to spend more money because things go bad faster. I can’t wait until the public opens. This place used to be good until this last year."

"I'm never greeted but that's OK, we were stationed in NE so it's kind of a strange but sad familiarity. Some are nice so I can't discount everyone and food selection, including gluten free and Mexican (not Hispanic, no, stop, there is no Brazilian for example) is great! That said, there is one employee who does go a little beyond in the rude department. A young woman who always restocking the personal care items-she is quite unfriendly and wears wretched amounts of perfume. Perfume is quite a migraine trigger to vast amounts of people these days and can trigger those on the autism spectrum. Please think of those customers even if being polite isn't in the realm of humanity. After all, what good does perfume do if one is so unpleasant anyway, correct?"

"First off I want to say that the employees here are great. The problem my wife had today was with corporate. Corporate was visiting the store dressed in suits today and were treating the employees horribly. I mean belittling the employees! The butcher was yelled at “don’t be afraid of seafood”. The front cashier lead was doing everything possible to get help and even was using her cell phone to try and get a hold of an employee while she was on a register herself. A corporate rep asked where one of the cashiers was and was told they were in the bathroom and would be right back. They followed up with its not her break yet. You could feel the tension today to the point it was uncomfortable shopping in there. If this store has any issues it is obvious it is at the corporate level after my wife saw how they treat their employees. Publix is being built down the road and is known for treating employees well. I hope some of these good people find jobs down there. We truly feel bad with the way corporate treated them today. Anyone know who to complain too when it involves management visiting?"