Superlo Foods

Deli is deluxe! Best deal in Memphis on a fried chicken dinner in Memphis. Get there around 4:30 when they are cooking up dinner. Fresh, hot, moist, wonderfully seasoned whole bird, Hawaiian bread rolls and your choice of two sides. Great deal on a meal for a family of 4 with a little left over.
An east Memphis gem.
Do not shop here for groceries so can not speak to grocery store but the deli is super.

I’ve been by this location a bunch of times while going to Target or the Wine Market. I had never been to a Superlo, but it didn’t seem like it would be a decent or clean place to grab groceries so I always stopped at a Kroger on my way home. Big mistake!!! I ended up here while in a hurry headed out of town and was surprised by the selection of food items, how well organized the place was and how clean it was too! Produce section has a variety of items which were all super fresh!
When I’m out this way visiting target or the wine market, I will now be making this the grocery store I visit!

My favorite local grocery store they have everything there prices are great and their meat department is beyond compare the staff is friendly knowledgeable and helpful this is my choice or any grocery shopping needs

Superlo has its charms. It’s local, and one of the only grocery stores in the area that’s not a Kroger. It doesn’t have self-​checkout lanes so you can always count on a human being scanning your groceries — no matter what time you shop. The staff are very friendly and most of the customers during the day are adorable little grandmas. The prices are great and there’s a nice assortment of prepared foods.
However, the selection is often lacking. For example: on my latest mission I was purchasing ingredients for a beef stew, as well as a few other staples. I needed kale, and saw that greens were on sale for 99 cents a bunch. «Awesome!» I thought until I saw that there was no kale. I ended up having to buy pre-​packaged kale that was way more than I needed and cost three times as much. Single-​serving Fage Greek yogurt comes in 6 flavors but all Superlo had was strawberry and plain. I’ll stop before this becomes a discourse on how bourgie my grocery list is. What I’m saying is, Superlo is great but don’t be surprised if you can’t find what you’re looking for.

Super nice folks working here. They ordered in a honey mustard I like and now stock it. They also sell cheap beer kegs.

Superlo is almost a time machine ride back to the «old» grocery stores I grew up with (Pic-​Pac, Giant, Montesi’s), both aesthetically and selection-​wise.
And that’s not a bad thing: having become addicted to the slickness of Schnucks (Rrrrrr) and the newer, more upscale Kroger stores, I kind of forgot that the old-​style grocery stores still had a boat-​load of foods to choose from. Once Schnucks retreated (Rrrrrr), I rediscovered Superlo. And it’s still plenty «modern,» but maybe just in a Jetsons sorta way.
Price-​wise, Superlo beats Kroger for the staples. And – Extra Super Bonus – Superlo’s beer selection is GREAT, almost as good as Raffe’s but with lower prices.

I absolutely love Superlo. Every time I walk in the door I’m greeted by someone, and welcomed. I like that. Every time I’m passed by a worker they smile and ask how I am. That’s just good business, people.
Sure Superlo has some great prices. Sure they have a good selection of food. The thing that makes them so great though, is their attitude. I’ve never once had a worker be rude, indifferent or uncaring in the store. It’s almost as of you’re transported into a small town grocery when you walk in. People are that friendly and helpful.
Side note: they also carry the best pimento cheese in the world. It’s called Tom’s Tiny Kitchen pimento cheese. You can find it in the meat section. I don’t know why it’s there. It. Is. Awesome.

Though I still love this store, I had to turn around and leave this evening when I tried to do my grocery shopping. I had the little man with me, and their grocery carts do not fit car seats in the top of the basket. I can’t very well purchase 2 weeks of groceries with his car seat in the bottom part, right? I couldn’t bring myself to deduct a star for this– but it is a heads up for other parents. I know I won’t be able to do much grocery shopping here any longer simply because I’m not paying a babysitter $ 15 bucks an hour so I can go without him.

I like this store a lot. It’s clean and well stocked. Their deli is great! They have the best fried chicken in town. Go there instead of a fast food place & get a 10 piece box. They also have fresh heat and serve home cooking; coleslaw, black eyed peas, cabbage, green beans, banana pudding etc.
The bakery is also great. I like their onion rolls.
They also have assorted cakes, pies, cookies, and the cherry turnovers are fab.
They have a fantastic butcher, I have gotten some excellent cuts of meat & they were reasonably priced.
Another thing I have noticed is they hire people with disabilities, sorry to get preachy but I think that it is important to give all people a chance.
I read that this store is owned by a local family who have been in the grocery business here for years, I would rather my money stay here than go to a large chain based in Cincinnati or St. Louis :)

This grocery store lives up to its name.
It’s basically a Kroger with the prices slashed. You can find some very good deals, and it’s perfect for those on a tight budget. If you’re a carnivore, you can find good sales on meat — they sell Sanderson Farms natural chicken, and you can sometimes find it for under a dollar a pound.
And if you love catfish — you can also find good deals, usually under $ 3.50 per pound.
A good place to stock up on pop (or soda) for a party when you don’t want to spend a mint. Six packs of Pepsi are four for ten dollars.

They have good pricing on their grocery items, and the pre-​made deli food is good also.