Mt Plymouth IGA

Friendly people, excellent selection of wines and other staples. Prices a bit more than Publix so we generally only pick up a few necessities if we unexpectedly run out of something. Make sure you check expiration dates. Have had a few instances of either buying something expired or almost letting something slip by me before checking out that should have been disposed of.

nice brand new clean store. reminds me alot of publix. very convient around the neighborhood. very friendly people. just very very exspensive. high prices everywhere. only go when i dont wanna head to wal-​mart.

Great local grocery for small items produce marginal and pricey! Overall good place to people watch and get some meat you may need like rabbit or organ meats. Entertaining you never know what will walk in the door. Friendly staff confusing check out system and can crowd up fast. But it’s better than it was great deli!

I was happily surprised to see how well stocked this small grocery store is! I am a Publix fan, but this IGA is closer and more convenient.
They have fresh veggies and meat; also a nice selection of wine & beer.
I will still shop at Publix, but I plan on shopping here more often!

We’ve always had friendly service, never had any issues. Their Fried Chicken (Deli) is my family’s favorite. Great quality produce.

I love this place fantastic meat selection cheeses and. Boars. Head. Deli meats. Housemade salads and. BBQ
Great. Beer and wine selection
Support local business

This is a nice little grocery if you’re in the mood for something different. The store is clean but cramped. It ca be a struggle negotiating the aisle with a cart and child. They have a limited produce section but a decent meat selection and carry Boar’s Head meats. They also carry some beers I haven’t seen at my local Publix (Sweetwater 420 and IPA). Workers are friendly and check out is speedy.

After seeing their Facebook page and looking at their website I decided to check out Mt. Plymouth IGA. Typically, I prefer Publix myself but I wanted to try something new. I eagerly read the posts talking about their homemade BBQ and how good it was. The store itself was pretty modest. Rustic and crowded might be the nicest, most accurate description but until their in-​progress major expansion is complete, my spatial determination stands.
A bag of my favorite generic Crunch Berries and a large bottle of Mexican Coke later, I found the BBQ hot table. Spread before me was all sorts of fresh hot, packaged BBQ and lots of homemade sides. A quick swipe of my Visa occurred and I was headed home, hopefully a hero.
Fast forward to an hour later, my wife and daughter smothered me in kisses because I brought home such an awesome rack of ribs and delicious red smashed potatoes. The $ 15 I spent on the ribs and potatoes went a long way towards filling all of our bellies. I was given the hint that I had permission to repeat this maneuver about once per week. I’m hoping its this good every time if you know what I mean…