Their prices can't be beat and the staff are friendly and helpful. The savings are biggest on items…read morethat are past their expiration date, but they are open about that and customers are aware that's part of their business model. When you see something that is 80-90% below Martins price. It's probably expired. I've only bought a very few expired items that were a little off (maybe 1-2%) but examine expired items carefully.

Way better than Aldi's! You don't need a quarter for shopping cart, and you don't need to bring…read moreyour own bags. Good prices on packaged food and good selection, but check expiration dates. Meat and veggies aren't so great, price and freshness in question.

Pros: Most of the store Cons: The Pharmacy…read more Most of the employees are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. There's one lady that follows people around in the health and beauty section until they leave it or she convinces them to buy something so I try to avoid shopping when she's working, but everyone else is lovely. Shelves are usually well stocked, the produce and deli are great, the store is clean, and the prices are the best you're going to get in Purcellville. The pharmacy, I beg of you go literally anywhere else because they're wildly incompetent. My husband, like most Americans who do not work in healthcare or haven't cared for a chronically ill family member, is somewhat healthcare illiterate and placed his trust (unfortunately) in this pharmacy team. Our 7 y/o has the sniffles so he came into the store asking for Children's Sudafed (the real stuff, not the phenylephrine you can get from the regular aisles.) He was "helped" by Nichole who asked how old his baby was (since when is that age measured in YEARS) and after staring blankly at a shelf of medications, asked someone else for help. The person she asked for help NEVER came to speak to my husband but handed a box of pills to Nichole. My husband didn't even think to verify if it was pills or liquid because *Children's* Sudafed doesn't come in pills. We promptly returned to the store to return the incorrect medication we were sold and the person Nichole asked for help was, disturbingly enough, the pharmacy manager Honorine! Honorine proceeded to snap at us that my husband didn't specify liquid and seemed quite irritated that we were upset with HER med error. Marieta was pleasant in helping us and attempting to process our refund but when she could not, Honorine was called over and SHE had no idea what to do. If someone is a manager, you'd think they'd be able to handle a refund but Honorine continued to display her knowledge deficiency and impatience and had to call a key holder from the front end to handle the refund. Hannah arrived promptly and handled the return well with Marieta. If either Honorine or Nichole had simply said "Sorry, we don't carry/are out of stock/don't have Children's Sudafed," my husband and I could have moved in to another store but they were so greedy to make an unnecessary sale, they wasted everyone's time and energy while demonstrating a gross unprofessional conduct and ineptitude along the way. Thousands of fatal medication errors occur in the US annually and millions of non-fatal errors occur every month--I wonder how many come from this pharmacy. TLDR: Giant's great overall but I'd sooner drive to another state than EVER trust their pharmacy again, even with the simplest transactions. Of note, while some children as young as five or six can take pills with some coaching, it has not gone well with my child in the past and especially when she's got a sore throat, it would have been a lost cause. Hence why we asked for the *CHILDREN'S* version, which only comes in liquid. :)

Giant grocery stores can be found in some of the southeastern states. Here in the East, we have…read moreStop & Shop. The stores are totally identical with the same layout. I stopped by the Giant store, for some quick necessities. It looks like your average grocery store that has everything one may find in a grocery store. This Giant grocery store, however has a giant selection of wine. It's as big as the selection of olive oil, times three, in other stores. It does make a lot of sense, since this is Loudoun county, and wine and vineyards are the big attraction.

This is the first of its kind started right outside of DC, now with locations across our region (PA…read moreNJ MD VA DC) Highest standards for products, for the people producing and getting it to us, and you do not have to ask if it's organic. Because it is! THIS business supports your local producers first and if something isn't avail locally, it has been vetted for purity, humane and ethical standards--you need to do your shopping at co-ops and Mom's is the best!

I love this location! While I was running errands I stopped…read morehere because its 10x better than Rockville as far as availability of items. The layout is completely different. I needed stuff for my cold press machine. Beets/pineapple/ ginger a dash of Ceylon cinnamon and a sprinkle of monk fruit sweetener.. ( thank me later) I love their bulk section of natural herbs Elderberries, marshmallow root ( good for your gut health) Lemon balm. However my tummy been giving me issues and Tums is no help. The nice employee suggested Wonderbelly. It helps with morning sickness , nausea and acid reflux etc. Im def coming here more often.

Good selection of fresh produce, depending, of course, on the season…read more As an added bonus, there's an adjacent taco shop and great coffee shop across the street.

Is a small boutique grocery. Not many items. Will go to farm markets to buy fresh produce.read more

My mom was discriminated towards by a cashier because she could not explain in English why she…read morecould not use the app and called crazy when she wanted to use her phone number instead, even though the app is not even required to shop there she was refused service because she could not get the app to load, and laughed at by the cashier.worst place

Food: 5 Ambiance: 4…read moreVariety: 4 Customer service at check out: 2.5-3 (based on the clerk who usually is at the check out when I'm there). I really want to love this place. There are so many fantastic things about it--great flowers and succulents at a reasonable price. Some pretty cool charcuterie and chocolates. The store is fairly clean, too. The clerk I usually see at the check out could really use some basic customer service training. That would really improve the overall experience. It's the only thing that's lacking...

We love Cronise Market. we have never gotten anything bad from there and the people that work there…read moreare great. highly recommen. Rosemary Debes

Great prices and workers. I love their selection of produce! I've been going here since I was a kid…read moreand have always loved dropping by to check out all the cool treats they have!

Everything went well! So glad I stopped shopping at Walmart. Now that I go here it's definitely a…read moredifferent experience in general. Staff aren't rude which is great. At other stores I find it hard to ask for help.

Best in the area, but that says nothing. If you want low quality and high prices, this is the…read moreplace for you. I've often found produce as good or better at Walmart (ugh!) and other stores. When you try to raise a problem with the store or regional management, it quickly becomes apparent they don't care about the customers except to get money out of them. Their "sales" are often just pennies off. The cashiers are nice, but they rarely have enough of them. Can't wait for Publix to open here! By the way, that tile floor area is not shopping cart friendly.

I love this location. They do pack a punch with putting a lot of items in unique ways on the floor…read moreand shelves. Parking lot is always busy but you can always find spots.

I used to love shopping at the One Loudoun location when they opened at 8am but since the hours…read morechanged(9am), I moved locations to this one. Parking is easy here and the access is quick compared to One Loudoun. Staff at all Traders Joes are exceptional. There's a large variety of frozen foods and booze. Egg prices are considerably lower ($3.99-$4.99) than grocery stores but there is a limit of one carton. Take your spouse and buy 2 cartons.