This is my favorite giant food store for a lot of reasons they have everything I need and even when…read moreI don't can't find it they order it and they have it delivered directly to them. Customer service usually hold it for me until I can pick it up. Their Pharmacy team is amazing from pharmacist assistant manager, Miss Theresa Theresa, pharmacist manager, Mr. Sesay, Miss Melody, Pharmacy staffer Miss Sade, Pharmacy staffer. The ambience of this store is amazing. I love the fact that everyone is so friendly even if you walk in the Giant and don't know anyone they are all here to help. They even donate their food to any of the homeless who are in need of food that come in the store and sometimes can solicit customers for a dollar or something. Usually one of the Customer Service people will take that homeless person over to the side and bring them a hot meal and or allow them to get maybe three items that they need and that Giant Stafford will pay for it so that they can have something to drink and something to eat. I think that that is beautiful. This Giant is completely is completely about kindness, compassion, and Community. This is my favorite giant food store and I love the fact that they're always supporting some charity Saint Jude American Heart Association feed the Hungary donating to their local food pantries helping kids with school supplies. I love that they have a raffle every school year beginning of the school year. I have one maybe 3 raffles and I donated all of the materials back to the Giant because I no longer have a child who's in school he's now at university so when one year one a basket full of school supplies which I donate it right back to the Giant the following year I want Thanksgiving all turkey Thanksgiving box dinner which I donated it back to the Giant because I didn't need it and then one raffle I won tickets to see the Orioles play baseball and I donated those tickets back to the Giant and they could give them to whomever they want. I told them the 251st person that walked through the store could have those tickets and they did that and I am assuming that they enjoyed themselves at the game. I don't know. I did not go. I just love this Giant kindness Community compassion.

This is from the employee stand point . Ms Jessica Martin the Store manager has a huge power trip…read moreI worked there and because I called out due to being I'll with a dr note I was fired because I was in my 90 day probation period. And she don't " NEED" a reason to fire some one . Do not work there do not spend your money there go to foodlion just up the road

We in for a quick stop as I only needed a few things. This Lil is brightly lit. Appeared to be very…read moreclean, and every employee I passed greeted me while surprised me as I'm not used to that. Found several unique food items and I was impressed with most food prices. I'll be back.

Quality. Selection, visibility of product, staff are all very good…read more The aisles are wide and never blocked. Pricing is in line with other stores of the same type.

Harris Teeter stopped delivering groceries in their refrigerated trucks after members paid for the…read moreservice. Now they want us to Instacart not only tip the driver but your groceries are now driven around in someone car which could be hours increasing the chance of the your food poisoning and spoiling. One bacteria doubles every 20 seconds food that needs to refrigerated should be 40 degrees not sitting out. Bad decision for Harris Teeter. I will not renew my membership. Think about the added cost of membership and tipping and possibly of food poisoning No Thanks Wake up people it's not worth getting sick from unrefrigerated groceries

I go to this store at LEAST once a week. The check out and management, stocking staff, and other…read moredepartments are all very helpful. Today I checked out with Rita, and Daniel was bagging (he also helped me find an odd item that was in stock, but obscure-Ghee). Very helpful, pleasant, and knowledgeable. Even the manager, whose name I regret I did not get (my bad). Love the senior discount on Thursdays, too! Sometimes they are so busy, carts are scarce. I have had employees that were in the lot collecting them bring one to me as I left my truck. Yeah, this HT has THAT kind of employee!

ALDI came through!!! I had to unexpectedly pick up some quick items for a friend, and this location…read morewas on the way. It's located at Ritchie Station right next to TJ Maxx, so there's a massive parking lot. But on a weekend, you still may not be able to park close. It's a busy plaza! Upon entering, the aisles are easily labeled and the shelves were quite stocked. I found the juices I came for with no problems at all. Staff were super nice at the register and everything was seamless. There's nothing about this location that makes it stand out from the others -- I do wish that they, like the locations closer to me, had self-checkout. I'm a self-checkout king and I miss it when I don't have it, lol!

I started coming to this Aldi location after being disappointed with the one closer to me, which…read moreoften had issues with fruit flies and less-than-fresh produce. This location has been a pleasant surprise! The produce is always fresh, clean, and I rarely, if ever, encounter any problems. I also love how quick and efficient the pickup service is--perfect for when I'm in a hurry. It's definitely worth the slightly longer drive for the quality and convenience.

I can't keep my wife out for the place. She loves the great selection of groceries and wonderful…read moreprices

I love a new store. I was told they have been open for 6 weeks but it looks brand new. Everything…read moreis properly based on the shelves no mess anywhere. I love it! I will admit that I came here because I asked if the Aldi in Annapolis had wine and it said yes so I thought I would give it a try but I wasn't too surprised when I found out they didn't LOL. If I'm in the area, I will definitely swing by since they are still so well organized.

I'm extremely impressed with The Fresh Market. We stopped in on a whim and found this market to be…read moreextremely clean and extremely organized! The way that everything is laid out, makes absolute sense! It makes for a really good shopping experience. Think, Wegman's or Whole Foods, but on a smaller scale and much easier to navigate. The produce is wonderful, the flowers are lovely, and we've purchased a few cool speciality items, but I think my favorite part of this market is the bakery! Freshly baked/prepared, huge variety and everything I've tasted is delicious!!! The staff is courteous and friendly and they always have enough staff situated at the cash registers. Now, it can be a bit pricey, but I'll pay for quality, each and every time. If you're in the area, stop in and browse around. Pretty certain you'll find something you need!

I absolutely love this store! Everything is clean and organized! Now I don't tend to leave my house…read morebut I go here at least once a week. The kids and I like the hot meal station! I especially love the deli/butcher station. You can also taste different coffees. You can make your own peanut butter as well! I love that they have my favorite water here, Waiakea. I also like the different types of mushrooms that are available. Even the fact that they have ready made meals and meals for 2 are attractive buys for my family. There are quite a bit of offerings here. Fresh Market has delivery and pick up. Also, I would suggest to bring your own bags. I've gone on grocery dates here with my girlfriends lol! Definitely check them out.

Clean aisles that are easy to navigate. Every aisle is…read morestocked well. I never get a cart here with a bad wheel. LOL. Prices are reasonable. Plenty of parking.

I am so thankful for Aldis grocery stores. I have been a regular at the Severna Park location for…read morea long time. The food is to a better standard than most large grocery chains. I am actually healthier because of the food quality and save money. The people there work very hard to make the store nice and keep everything fresh.

The Shrimp is Guilty…read more The shrimp made me sick Last night. It was midnight, your honor, When I awoke. Not pleasant at all We are both guilty, your honor, He for surviving long enough after Being separated from his home and family Still anxiously waiting for him Frozen then sent across the world inside A container inside a plane Unceremoniously shoved into A plastic bag with complete strangers And sent to Whole Foods, A store I'm embarrassed to say That I shop in, where innocently And without malice, he waited. And I innocently and without malice purchased said shrimp, your honor Where he sat for a week or so in my freezer Probably thinking what the hell Until I finally decided to cook him along With seven of his compatriots in a dish I found on the internet called Easy Mediterranean Shrimp I live alone and spend a lot of time Looking at recipes online, your honor A pasttime I highly recommend over watching Inane shows on Netflix or YouTube videos Which I believe are the main cause for The loss of civility in today's culture I only ate part of the dish (it serves 4) Even alone I don't want to be seen as greedy Though it was quite tasty and I could have Eaten another serving. I mean who would know, your honor That being said, I am asking for compensation For my suffering and that of all sea creatures Who have suffered along with me And you, your honor We are all guilty Poem by Susan Stalick (5 stars for Whole Foods for reimbursing me for the frozen shrimp. No questions aka by me or them. )

The Amazon shoppers are such an unpleasant negative presence in the store. They don't actually work…read morethere, as in they aren't customer facing employees and have no customer service demeanor or training. And they aren't customers either. They're a weird 3rd space presence of rude unpleasant bulky obstacles with excessively large carts that linger and block the aisles making it challenging and frustrating to access groceries and move about store. And they act like you are in THEIR way. If modern life wasn't already impersonal enough, they make the grocery shopping experience even more impersonal. They are rude, always have a mean unhappy RBF expression. They have a rushed urgency about them that makes the store feel hectic. It's obvious they don't want to be there. They don't want to talk to you. They're not technically employees that you can ask questions. They park their cart blocking groceries and its not obvious who's huge cart that is to ask them to move. They just bring a negative funk to the whole place. And to top it off most of them are likely not people who would regularly shop at Whole Foods. Amazon has introduced a whole other socioeconomic demographic of non-customers/non-employees present in the store changing the atmosphere overnight. I'd wager there are as many Amazon shoppers as regular customers they are the majority in the store. Its a take over! the store is unwelcoming to regular customers. I am absolutely tired of dodging these mean unhappy non-employee non-customers interfering with my ability to get groceries. Final straw, I'm done with whole foods