I was charged for a purchase that I did not make. I received poor customer service…read more The experience was less than satisfying. In desperate times I will go back to Giant but given a choice, I'll choose another location or a different grocery chain.

It's a smaller location which is honestly refreshing. I find it easier to navigate if I have to go…read morewith my kids. They have the little shopping carts for children to push around which mine love!

The prices are good but you must be careful and read expiration dates and signage. Cashier was…read moreactually super nice. Meat section is minimal. Got some chicken wings at a cheap price. Veggies are pre-bagged. Just OK. Not my fave but I needed things and the prices were good. Bring your own bags - they charge 25 cents for paper bags or a $1 re-useable bag.

SOMETHING HAS CHANGED... I made a purchase a few days ago…read moreand I ate 3 items I purchased that were not due to expire until mid to end of September. Each item seemed stale.. My guess is it may be due to inconsistent temperatures where the items are kept. I noticed a dip in team morale, but everyone remained friendly and approachable. I hope things change for the better. This store is great to have in the neighborhood.

I was in the area so I decided to come to this Trader Joe's. It was my first time. And it was set…read moreup different than the Trader Joe's that I do go to. All staff was knowledgeable. They didn't have a few things that I normally get from my other Trader Joe's, so that was very disappointing, but the store was well stocked. I would go back if I was in the area.

First TJ's in the western burbs, and everyone was crazy about it for years. It carried trendy new…read morefoods and gourmet-ish showy stuff so it was the soccer mom's version of the old organic co-ops and hippie health food stores. People used to read the Joe cartoons and think it was novel, lol. Soon, alternative-type grocery stores were en vogue, and that trend lives today. Staff is professional, not smartarse like Media TJ's. They work hard, and products are thoughtfully made, with consideration for food politics, and TJ's always comes in at an attractive price. This store is always clean, organized, and promptly being stocked. It's always insanely busy and customers are selfish and pushy. I've seen stock put out and grabbed from the hands of employees, until nothing's left. People are d!cks in line, too. No courtesy to others ahead of you if a new line opens. Acme customers have better manners. But this happens at the Media and Concord TJ's stores too. In decades of TJ's experience, most TJ's customers in the Philly area are pretentious a-holes and for this reason, I go as seldom as possible. Then again, WF customers overlap and pretty much suck too. Something about alternative supermarkets brings out the worst in people (or locals are just the worst people). Gateway is a NIGHTMARE with parking pretty much all the time. The weird exit where you snake through the end of the center and wait in line for 10minutes to make any left, my God! Could they not have figured out any other way to merge with the 202 off ramp? Even a 5 points down there by the exit would make better sense. Off ramp drivers are already dangerous and stupid there, and there is NEVER any shortage of selfish local men in designer cars cutting off EVERYONE. Yes, it's normally men here... it's women on 30. The parking lot is a dumpster fire!

Today represented my first stop at the new Acme which replaced ShopRite on Germantown Pike in East…read moreNorriton. Wow. I am pleased! ShopRite was a favorite shopping experience at that location for many decades, however, the new Acme is hard to beat. The layout of the markets seems to be identical, the space is glistening clean and well stocked, and the prices of many products were shockingly low, such as Stouffer's individual frozen meals: $3.29 this week which is at least 50-cents cheaper than nearby Giant and Weis. (It's been 2 years since I saw those dinners so affordable.) Deli-prepared foods are beautifully prepared and appropriately priced. I treated myself to ready-meals of barbecued pork ribs and lemon capellini salad with arugula and tomato and both are delicious and ample enough for several meals. Neither was swimming in grease as one often finds elsewhere. Today's shredded roasted chicken was a dollar less per pound than at Giant and Weis. (Chicken soup is on the stove.) Helpful employees made today's experience pleasant, including the woman in the wine and beer department who treated me as if I were the most important person in the world. The produce, seafood and meat departments appear to be flawlessly well-maintained. In the same mini-mall is a Joann's Fabric shop, Mexican and Pho restaurants and a seafood monger. Across the street in another mini-mall is Dollar Tree, Harbor Freight, TJ Maxx and more. My weekly shopping route has now changed. For the burden of several more miles of driving, I will save money and have a more satisfying time doing it.

Hello. I am writing…read moreto report a likely racially motivated incident at the East Norriton, Pennsylvania, store that occurred Saturday, March 28, at about 3:30 p.m. I filled out forms on Acme's website and called twice in filing complaints, but Acme leadership cannot find it in themselves to comment on this situation. So I've decided to share this publicly to embarrass the store. First, your customer service employees never man the desk. About a year ago, I started going to Acme for money orders bought with cash bonuses received at my job because a Giant supermarket near me lost their license to sell them. On this day, it took 10 minutes until someone showed up. Ten minutes! Today, sensing the same problems, I asked an employee stocking shelves to help bring someone to the desk. A young woman showed up and began expressing doubt right away that she could help me with $6,000 worth of money orders and insisting that I'd need two forms of identification. Absurd! Who brings his or her passport or Social Security card to a supermarket to get money orders? Giant never required two forms of ID, and I successfullly converted as much as $4,000 to $5,000 in cash to money orders on single visits. This woman called over a woman named Royce, and Royce immediately began interrogating me as if she were a police officer and I was some bank robber or drug dealer. "Where is this money from?" "Where do you work?" Let me tell you so it's perfectly clear: Your employees have no right to ask these questions of me or any other person seeking money orders. Wanting to get out of this abhorrent store as quickly as possible, I told her that this money is a cash bonus for my marketing job, which is 100 percent the truth. Royce never deserved this answer. Royce started to walk away, shaking her head and saying that $6,000 was too much. I asked her what the store daily limit is--if one even exists--on money order transactions in a day. She didn't answer. Royce left for 5 minutes and came back, saying she couldn't help me. I asked whether she could convert any of my $6,000 into money orders, and she said no. Royce is an African American woman, and I am a Caucasian man. Given that she offered no other explanation for denying my request, I am making the claim that her obscene, uncalled-for actions were discriminatory. If I don't take action, this alarming behavior will only continue.

McCaffrey's overall is very expensive but I have to say their fruit tarts are amazing (this 5/5…read morerating is for their fruit tarts specifically!! Two of these small 4inch diameter fruit tarts (see photo) are about $14-15 total. A friend once gave me a fruit tart a few years ago and now I dream of these! The fruit tart has a perfect texture when you bite in--smooth crème pat with a chocolate layer over the tart crust. Also lots of beautifully arranged fresh fruit.

McCaffrey's is a quality grocery in an easy to access strip mall. There selection is not vast, but…read morethey probably have all your needs covered. There prices seem a bit higher than most of a lot of items, however, the quality on the prepared foods makes for overall good value. I find the staff friendly, however, do not see many of them around. However, that has not translated to long lines at the register for me on any of my visits. Overall, worth checking out if you are in need of a few last minute items!

I have heard about this place before and they finally open one near the KOP area!…read more I had a great first impression since it's a new place, so everything looks new and well furnished. People usually compare it with Aldi, for me it feels like a strange mixture of Aldi and giant. They have a bit of their own brand as well as the some well known brand. There's also an organic section, a bakery and even have fresh fish! I am kind of surprised since I initially went there for cat foods. One more thing that beats Aldi is the self-check out!

Before Lidl opened up in the area, I had visited one in VA where my parents lived. I loved it…read more Similar to an Aldi it's a discount grocery store, but better. You don't pay .25 they for a cart. Lidl has a fantastic bakery, but you do bag your own groceries right there at the belt, which can be a bit stressful if you like to organize your groceries like I do. I also find they have more consistency in their products, whereas at Aldi they may stock something one day and it's no longer there the following week. The quality is no different than name brands. They do carry some name brands, but I find their brand it just as good. I only wish they sold beer/wine, but I know that's due to the state law, not Lidl themselves.

I need catering for this Friday morning and was not able to order on Ezcater I called the store in…read moreKing of Prussia PA. and spoke with a Brinna S. who really helped me out. I'm so glad Brinna S. was able to explain everything to me. Brinna S. truly a GEM!!!!! Thank you Brinna S. so much.

Always an excursion going to Wegmans. Back in snacks we found baseball peanuts with east coast…read moreteam logos. We like the cheese and bread sections. The bakery has pretty cookies and cakes, and different items. For dinner we like the hot foods. Produce is fresh. We took a lot of cheeses home.

This is the BEST place around to buy local, fresh produce, very inexpensively. Great prices every…read moreweek on in-season fruits and vegetables. They also carry unique items like Lychee and Guajillo chilis, as well as locally produced items such as jams and dried fruits. The owners and staff are very friendly and they gave me a 5% off card which I use every time. Bring your own bag, or they will give you a box to carry out your items. Stay out of the produce section at Acme and Giant - go here instead! Worth the extra stop!

So, we stopped by this place one day thinking this was a permanent farmer's market or something…read more But, once we walked in, we realized it was an Indian grocery store. We couldn't be more thrilled cause we just recently moved to a nearby apt complex. I agree with EllenM, they have very inexpensive produce and a good variety as well. But, because of how new this place is and low foot traffic, some of the specialty produce isn't all that fresh. Oh, they don't always put out all their produce or the freshest stuff. If you want something that you don't find or would like more fresh stuff, they will get them from their cooler/freezer. So, just ask. The owners/staff are definitely very friendly. For an indian grocery store, this by far have the cheapest prices for reputable brand items in the norristown area. And, they are slowly growing and bringing in more items and variety. So, even though they may not have a great variety of items yet, you can get all your basics. As mentioned earlier, definitely don't forget to check out their jams and dried fruits section. You won't regret it.

I know. Maybe a little declasse but two things I can't find elsewhere, the Jarritos Fiesta Pack (i…read moreexaggerate, did see it at BJ's once) and a can of Sweet Sue Chicken & Dumplings (rarely I see the Dinty Moore version too).

A disgusting turd-world experience. This store stinks, it's unorganized, and 1/2 the shelves…read moreconsist of nothing but gaping holes. Not one employee to be found on the floor to assist if help is needed. Spend a couple of extra dollars and save yourself from cholera-GO TO TARGET!!