Shivam Groceries

S Bhamani 2 years ago

I shop at Shivam for last 15 years, it’s close by, easy in and out, most of the time fresh products. Had worst experience today. I reviewed my receipt after returning home and found out, got charged wrong for bananas. I called at the store and spoke to owner. At first he denied wrong charges and later after giving code that was charged is different than label code, he finally kind of agreed. Never apologized instead asked me to bring recipt next time and “remind him” to reimburse my $2.50. No costumer service recovery. Very arrogant tone and I told him, forget about it. I am not going to return to your store, showing you proof that I was charged wrong. You keep that $2.50 but never returning back again. He hung up. Lot of other Indian grocery options now to choose from. Lesson learned “check your receipt before leaving the store”. 😕

Scott Andrews 3 years ago

My go to for everything I need to prepare Indian meals. The employees are very kind and helpful when I don’t know where something is. I can come in with a recipe and they will help me find everything on the ingredients list. Everything I need to need to make my Ivy Gourd stir fry. Highly Recommended.

Vai Breeze 5 years ago

Products availability and the quality are good. However, the customer service is average. Also, I don’t think every customer receives the same quality of customer service. What bothers me the most is they don’t clean their shopping carts even during COVID time. So many days I watched them picking up the carts from the parking lot and leave them by the store for customers to use them. They don’t have a sanitizer in the store for the customers to use. Neither masks. There is a little notice by the cashier saying sanitizer, masks and gloves are available for SALE. I think, they need to care about customers too, if they want to have long term success. Not just Numbers!!!

Raghu Baireddy 5 years ago

Best Indian grocery store in Marietta area. The stock is fast moving, hence always fresh. (Except some of the snacks at the back of the first aisle, I have found some stale one two/three times). The veggie section is well stocked with fresh produce. They do sell eggs, milk, and desi dahi. A limited selection of idly/dosa batters is alaways available. The flour and rice section had dozens of options to choose from. They also have lots of masalas and spice powders. Different types of fruits are available. They stock jack fruit slices, mangoes, and small bananas. The canned fruits section has other Indian fruits as well. Check out process is quite fast and they put all your things in cardboard boxes if you ask. Overall, a nice friendly neighborhood Indian grocery store in Marietta area.

Lisa Shanahan 6 years ago

A great little market to pick up all the ingredients for an Indian meal, or when I’m looking for that obscure spice. My favorite part of the market though is the prepared food. Drop in and pick up a samosa, chili pakora, or aloo vada and for very little money you’ll have a fabulous lunch! Credit cards are accepted but only on orders greater than $5.