Food City

This food City is always amazing to go to! From the friendly workers to the bathrooms. I never have a bad visit here unlike the other one I visited. I always have a great experience 😊❤️

Nice store. Very clean. Good selection. Unless you want to self checkout you could be there for awhile. One cashier open with no bagger. Long line and…wait!

A little surprised to see several negative reviews and I thought I was picky.. Have been shopping here since they opened, get my groceries, scripts, gas, flu shot, sushi fix all in one spot. Never had a negative experience with any staff and the cashiers actually talk to me like they have known me my whole life. My only complaint is that it STAYS crowded. Sat-Sunday before 9am is about the only time I will go.

Absolutely would not recommend this food city!! I was causally shopping when I overheard the Morning shift Manger Benji say some horrible things about customers and possibly his staff. He was also saying some overly sexual things to his colleagues while customers walked by. Please if you’re a woman and want a peaceful place to grocery shop I wouldn’t go here!!

Went today to get a fresh rotisserie chicken because someone said the savory chicken was very good. Went at 11:30 AM and Walked up to deli and asked if they had any. Lady said they just came out and she went to the back and handed me one in a bag. Went to. Check out and paid $9.32. Drove home and removed chicken and it was obvious this was not a fresh rotisserie chicken and was dried up and tough and not even warm. Obviously cooked the day before or even longer. Could not drive back to store to exchange it. Just very disappointed because it was completely not edible and was planning to have it for dinner. Learned my lesson to look at chicken before buying. Just put my trust in the employee that said it was fresh.

Groceries are getting so expensive...... And we love the pre-made burgers from the meat department but they keep getting smaller and are being made from lower quality (higher fat content) meat. They aren't what they used to be when Food City first opened.

I love the FRESH fruits & vegetables there, also have some good healthy food that people with diabetes need n yes, most are expensive, but try be wise with the budget.

Does not honor their own price stickers that say WIC and have rude managers. Not only that put half the time the cashiers are more worried about their personal conversations than their customers.

Zack was super friendly to me and my son he also helped me solved a problem I had quickly and with a great attitude thank you Zack !!

I believe this is a newer Food City in the Calhoun, GA area because if you looked closely, the blue is bit brighter than other blue tones in older FC. I didn't take any photos of the inside because it looks like any other Food City, but this particular day, I went to pick up a card and anniversary cake for my sister and brother-in-law. Unfortunately the cake decorator left for the day, but there was a associate that work in the deli..she did such a great job writing down exactly what I needed to go on the cake! Highly recommended because the associate that helped me (I can't recall her name), but she went out of her way and tried her best!

The store manager here is DISGUSTING. I went to Starbucks for my wife and the manager of the Starbucks was by herself!! There was a crazy line, the manager had paged the store manager and this short little man comes over and asks her what the fu** she wants now. I was APALED how are you going to talk to your employees that way. If I was that woman I would walk out. Sad to see honestly

Deli is good, sushi is good for it being grocery store sushi. However their "hot" bar for "fresh hot food" is misleading... our meal from here has never been hot or fresh. They make it look like the food is on warmers but it really just sits out & gets to a dangerous temperature...

Food City, Calhoun, GA.: October 7, 2020 Is this the way Food City treats all customers with disabilities? I don't like being treated like a thief. And, I guess it is true what they say, it takes one to know one. I'm disabled. I'm too close to meeting my LORD GOD ALMIGHTY to break ANY of HIS COMMANDMENTS. But every time I go into Food City, I feel like Charles Manson on parole. I guess I am kind of scary, I have a beard, and problems with my hands and feet, like that Jesus guy, and I go around talking to employees and Thanking employees for being there during the COVID crisis. Such unacceptable and suspicious behavior, especially in this day and age. I went in late one Saturday night a couple months ago to get special cat food for motherless kittens I had been bottle-feeding. I called my friend to clarify info on what kind of food I should get for the kittens. Then I put my cell-phone in my shirt-pocket and drove the cart around to get some groceries for myself. Then, there he was, at the end of every aisle, a young employee with his cell-phone following and watching me. Since I'm not doing anything wrong, I don't care how much they watch me, but in this COVID time period I'm not going to sit and wait endlessly to get checked out after being humiliated and treated like a common criminal. That night, after young James-Bond-boy-sacker followed me around the store spying on me, and I went and sat in line because their computer system was down, again, I got off the disability cart and wobbled out the door and went and bought cat-food at their competitor instead. So, today I went to Food City again, because of its closeness, to get milk and cat food, and I got a few other items, and then I was being watched again. I ignored it, told the guy in the meat department about it, after I told him I appreciate the job he does being there. I always tell that to the check-out people because I am truly thankful, they are there, and they are usually very nice. But while I sat there social distant from the one customer at the one cashier that was open, ringing up things endlessly, I heard another employee coughing non-stop on the self-serve. I'm paranoid of getting sick, and I sure don't want to get sick from a grocery store visit, especially at a place I'm not treated so great to begin with, so I headed out the door, left my electric buggy of groceries behind the one customer woman in the one open lane with a cashier, still being processed. Someone, does not like the looks of me, I guess. Or, maybe it's that, "it takes one to know one thing" about thieves. Because when the store first opened, it was at the beginning of COVID, and people were panicking over toilet paper and bread and meat. On one of those days I was in the bread aisle, sitting on the disability buggy, while the manager was on his cellphone on the other side of a table covered with loaves of bread. He must have been talking to upper management, because he was explaining how he had it out and displayed and had more in the back stocked up for when people panic-bought all that was on the shelves. I noticed they price-gouged during that rough time for everyone on a lot of items during the beginning of the COVID panic. So, if someone doesn't want my business, that's fine, I can always go somewhere else, even if I have to drive further. So, young James-Bond-boy-sacker, and mr. toilet paper and bread hording manager, I found a place down the street and others across town that don't treat me like you do. So, enjoy selling your overpriced items to someone else, or is that maybe why you have a problem with theft? Or, is it just your karma? I have to give a review with number of stars. If I was rating the store, its NICE employees, location and those type of things only, I would give it a Five Star review. But because I am reviewing - it's over-priced stock for the area, and the unkindness, and disrespectfulness of some of the people, I will split the stars in half, because to grade the whole store with Zero stars would be as wrong to the good people who work there as the treatment I received there from the bad people.