Food Lion

Reviews

• CL

  Carrie Lawson

  3 days ago
  1.0
  Unbelievable I'm visiting from NC I asked for sliced sandwich meat for my family the short white lady was so rude she did a lot of huffing and telling me she was too busy cleaning to help me so unprofessional never will I return back to this foodlion deli
• JB

  Jeff Becker

  Apr 23, 2026
  5.0
  Had everything I needed and open late
• MB

  Million Dollar Bill

  Apr 7, 2026
  5.0
  This is a good food lion with great employees. From the register to the deli, these people treat you like people. Very courteous. Very helpful if asked. And the MVP SALES??? CRIMINALLY INSANE!! They're sometimes giving food away, it seems. The deals get that good at times. 💯
• PP

  Panowork.com魔鬼哥哥

  Apr 4, 2026
  4.0
  I have observed a notable pricing discrepancy at this Food Lion location, where organic eggs are approximately two dollars less expensive than at the Cary, NC branch, despite general price consistency across most other product categories. Additionally, the self-checkout kiosks at this store are currently out of service. Their previous linear, side-by-side configuration may present an elevated risk of customer fraud and inventory shrinkage. By comparison, stores in Cary, Raleigh, and Chapel Hill—as well as competing retailers such as Harris Teeter—typically employ a corral-style or enclosed self-checkout layout, which enables more effective monitoring, enhances loss prevention, and improves overall inventory control. A segment of customers appeared to rely heavily on low-cost, highly processed products—particularly sugar-sweetened beverages and foods rich in refined carbohydrates and saturated fats—suggesting a pattern of nutritionally poor consumption. More concerning, there were instances in which individuals opened beverages prior to purchase, consumed them partially while shopping, and then discarded the items without paying. This behavior reflects not only a breakdown in retail discipline and loss prevention, but also a disregard for basic transactional norms. In addition, many of these individuals appeared to lack access to private transportation, relying instead on ride-hailing services such as Uber, which may further indicate underlying economic instability. Taken together, these observations point to a broader and more deeply rooted issue: the intersection of poverty, poor dietary habits, and weakened accountability structures. Persistent reliance on unhealthy food choices can contribute to long-term health deterioration, potentially increasing dependence on public assistance systems. This dynamic risks reinforcing a cycle in which economic hardship, health decline, and social dependency become mutually sustaining. From a systemic perspective, this reflects not merely isolated consumer behavior, but a more concerning pattern of structural imbalance—where gaps in education, access, and enforcement converge to produce outcomes that are both economically inefficient and socially detrimental.
• JB

  J. Brown

  Apr 1, 2026
  1.0
  I do not feel a grocery store is a place for pets. I just left this store and there are 2 dogs inside. Unacceptable. These are pets, not service animals.

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