Reed's Market Of Byhalia - Grocery store in Byhalia - 19 S Fuller St, USA

I have had to use reeds this week for the first time since I moved to the area. The weather is terrible the parking lots and roads are completely filled with ice and snow. The few times I have gone to Reeds they were packed completely. The lines went from the front of the building to the back of the building. I am extremely impressed with the way reeds has come together as a business and employees. They have done an outstanding customer service job. For what they have had to deal with. They are friendly under the worst conditions. They have all of the shelves stocked despite the overabundance of customers.

Reed's in Byhalia is such a "RIP-OFF." If you look at your receipt closely, you will find that you have been charged full price for "sale" items. And you won't get credit for "super digital deal" coupons which you have loaded. Also, this Reed's charges sales tax on Food Stamp (EBT) Cards. They claim that it's on coupons you use. But the coupons only have a cash value of 1/10 of 1%, so it would take HUNDREDS of coupons to amount to 32 cents sales tax...ILLEGAL. AVOID this Reed's Store in Byhalia, Mississippi if possible.

It is like stepping back in time in here. I thought we had gotten off the time machine and were back in 1960. Remember the Houge and Knott Grocery in Memphis? It's very reminiscent of then.

Nice sale...... they were out of stock on several items..... but no biggie...over all .... store was clean and lots of deals..... Formally the pig wig.....Reed's is a great asset to the area...

Clean. Friendly. Reasonable prices. Quality Meats. Plus you can find “old time” products like Mama bought ❤️

Friendly staff, prices comparable to other small town grocery stores. Need to enlarge building and parking.

Always check your receipt thoroughly before you leave the store, especially on "sale" items, if you make a purchase at the Reed's in Byhalia, MS. The Reed's in Byhalia regularly charges full price for items they advertise as being on sale in their ad. Last week, I purchased some Florida's Natural orange juice, 89 oz., which was advertised in Reed's ad (photo of ad attached) as being on sale for $4.99. I was charged $5.99 (photo of receipt attached). When I went to the Reed's customer service desk this morning, a rude hateful, female customer service representative immediately advised me, "I hope you've got your receipt." When I produced both the receipt and the Weekly Ad, she advised me that she couldn't refund the dollar unless I had the card which I made the purchase on. This has never been a problem any of the other three (3) times that I've been charged full price for "sale" items. I informed her that I did not have it with me and she refused to refund my dollar. She was looking for any excuse to keep the money. What a rip-off.

They have great deal's on the meats & their meats appeared to be so much fresher than Kroger or Wal-Mart matter of fact the meat tasted fresh great work!!!