Greer's Downtown Market - Mobile, Alabama

Kiaya V.

Beautiful aged place! The Bakery is amazing including the Cammie’s Old Dutch selections! My favorite was the kolache though. There is also a beautiful rooftop area you can eat or hang out at! Lots of cool options you don’t find everywhere and there’s a deli too! Envision almost a vintage southern publix!

Edvard O.

Food is good and stores helpful people I love the securities. They do good job protecting the store. Keep up the good work 1000 stars for you guys.

Dee C.

My FAVORITE Greer's! So fun drinking wine here rooftop in the Spring! Great fried fish, great deli!

Kamya

Sometimes the meat is good sometimes it isn't. Clean store. Great cashiers. Great prices. Very busy.

JoAnn D. (.

I'm very disappointed. I depend on the electric power carts to get around the store, but they are gone.

Icy W.

Price gougers at check out. Beware they ad a ridiculous tax to every purchase on top of a state sell tax

Wes F.

When Greer's says they got it, they really do mean it. What the Neighborhood Market was out of during the holiday last minute shopping, the Greer's had and less expensive options. Glad they're right down the street.

Audrey M.

I will leave my old review (from 3 years ago) below, because I really meant everything I said back then, but since then this place has gone WAY downhill. Still has friendly people working there, but I don't think we'll be going there much if ever, as shopping there is not good anymore.

One thing is they seem to have even more than they used to of these portable 'featured item' type racks placed in the isles, which are too narrow already.

But the main thing is how bad the meat and produce coolers have gotten. I have a crazy strong sense of smell, so I smell the 'rot' as soon as I walk in the front door nowadays, but when I go with anyone else, they can certainly smell it by the time we get to the back of the store.

Now with the fruits and vegetables, it's getting pretty often where the kind we want are all shriveled up or going 'bad' --if the supply of fresh replacement stock hasn't come yet, that's understandable, but dont' just leave the disgusting unsellable pieces in there!

And then there's the meat. THAT is the main thing you can smell in the air, the horrible odor of rotten blood and if you don't believe me, see the photo below, inside a meat cooler. I often smell bleach along with the decomposition smell, but whoever is cleaning is only wiping some of the surfaces, obviously not the floors of the coolers, where all the drippings fall to. It has gotten steadily worse in the past year or so.

Then there was the day I had a sinus infection and could hardly smell anything. When I went to check out, THANK GOODNESS the cashier lady had my back. She asked if I was sure I wanted to buy the package of raw chicken. I asked why, and she said it smells bad. I picked it up and took a whiff -- GOOD GOD, it smelled like actual POO! And sure enough it was 2 days expired, shouldn't have even been on the sales floor. I mean, don't take chances with CHICKEN, yall.

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Wonderful staff, good prices and decent selection for the store size. Also they have more cold and frozen items behind glass doors than any other store I've seen. For the minimal inconvenience of having to open them, you get lower prices thanks to the thriftiness of it (imagine your electric bill if your fridge and freezer were always open!). And it's more eco-friendly. Would give five stars but for a couple things: Should stay open til 11 like Winn and Walmart (so we don't have to go to one of those, after 9). Also the meat selection and prices are the BEST in town, but sometimes beef steaks are cut so thin you can't do a good sear with rare center.