Great flower selection. Clean. Decent fruit selection. It's a standard t joes. Nothing specialread more

Ah, Trader Joe's--my happy place with questionable parking. Let's start with the only negative: the…read moreparking lot. It's under an apartment building, which makes it feel less like parking and more like playing a live-action game of Tetris with SUVs. Honestly, it's a little bananas (pun absolutely intended). But hey, what can you do? You survive the parking, and then you get rewarded with the magical land of Trader Joe's. Once you step inside, it's a completely different story. The store is bright, fresh, and easy to navigate. No wandering around like you're trapped in a corn maze--everything is right where you expect it. Within minutes, my cart went from "just eggs and milk" to "how did I end up with three bags of frozen dumplings, Cookie Butter, and enough snacks to survive the apocalypse?" The food? Always fresh. The produce section is unbeetable (sorry, couldn't resist). The frozen aisle? A greatest hits collection of comfort food. And the snacks? Dangerous. You don't go to Trader Joe's to stick to a list--you go to "accidentally" find new obsessions. And don't even get me started on the seasonal items. I fall in love, get attached, and then they disappear faster than free samples. (RIP pumpkin kringle, gone too soon.) The staff here are the real MVPs. Everyone is friendly, cheerful, and ready to help. Need to find something? They'll walk you to it. Buy a new snack? They'll tell you the best way to enjoy it. The cashiers are basically snack therapists--nodding along, validating my frozen orange chicken addiction like it's a completely normal life choice. And of course, the flowers. Somehow Trader Joe's has the power to convince me I'm the kind of person who always has fresh flowers at home. For $5, my kitchen suddenly looks Pinterest-worthy, and my groceries feel fancier than they actually are. So yes--the parking is tight, but the payoff is worth it. Trader Joe's is the breadwinner of grocery stores (get it?). It's the place where you come for groceries but leave with joy, snacks, and probably a bag of peanut butter pretzels you never knew you kneaded.

I have never actually been here physically, but my wife and I have started to order from here…read morerecently. The sandwiches have all been so good that we will keep ordering here...the spicy chicken one is excellent. So happy we found Magruder's.

First opened in 1875, Magruder's is the last store within the chain grocery store under the same…read morename. In Chevy Chase D.C., Magruder's feels like a small town store with free parking in the back and a deli in the liquor section that sells a tasty $8.99 Italian sub. The store has two rooms. One has fresh produce, jams, and other grocery items. The larger room has a massive liquor, wine, and beer collection. Customers could easily spend an hour browsing all the bottles.

Five stars for this Giant! This is definitely my favorite location. The store is always clean, well…read morestocked, and easy to shop in. One of my favorite things is the fresh seafood section -- I love that I can pick up fresh shrimp and have them steam it right there. It makes for such a quick and easy dinner. The staff is always friendly and helpful if you need assistance finding something. Overall, it's just a really well-run store and my go-to Giant for groceries.

I was curious what shopping at a Giant Food would be like, since their parent company also owns 2…read moregrocery chains prominent in my area of New York, Stop & Shop (same logo even) and Hannaford. It was a combination of plusses and minuses. First, I thought the store was quite clean and well stocked, always a good thing. I would have expected the produce area to be larger though. The meat department was again well stocked and clean, though some of the seafood, particularly the salmon, did not look fresh. They carry their Care One line of personal care items that I buy in my local stores. Prices seem a bit steeper down here, probably a result of the location. But in fairness, not having visited a lot of other grocery stores in the area, I can't say whether these prices are competitive or not. But most items not on sale were typically 10% more expensive than where I shop at home. The parking lot is inadequate for the amount of business they do, and I think they would have benefited from some additional entrances and exits. You do need to proceed with caution and keep a watchful eye when driving through it.

Very friendly but I can't stand the terrible smell in the store and the ridiculous prices. But…read moreconvenient and has wine and beer in a pinch.

Great local grocery ! Friendly and efficient. Have great fresh meats and good prices on wine.read more

I enjoy shopping here for certain kinds of health foods and packaged goods. Also a decent array of…read moreproduce. Some nice frozen meals and cereals, but a lot of processed food as well. The store is clean and well-maintained. Employees are friendly and helpful when you need it. I agree about the parking. It's not ideal or easy. But the location is central Bethesda so that makes it convenient.

The parking lot here stresses me out and the elevators are slow. Would rather drive further to a…read moredifferent TJs

One of the smallest Harris Teeters but I needed to pick up a few things while I was in the area for…read moreerrands, and they seemed to not have a whole lot of stock. Almost all the milk was gone. There are five self-checkout registers, which helps move the lines along. The cashier there was friendly and helpful. They have a free underground garage right on Battery Lane.

They still haven't fixed the broken escalators, in over 8 months. Harris Teeter Bethesda…read moremanagement had run out of excuses.

They deliver wood in the snow!!! And would have delivered…read moreother items that I needed them.

Oct. 2025 UPDATE:…read more Another issue - Amazon Fresh stores do not take mfr coupons. I got a defective product at AF. The mfr sent me a replacement coupon. I can't get that replacement at AF because they won't accept it!?? Why not?! Disappointing!

Monday afternoon, The deli does not know how to slice meat 1 inch thick. (You put the meat on the…read moreslicing machine and set the thickness to 1 inch.) went to the front counter and asked the manager (?) to help her do it, he was no help. I said REALLY? he said REALLY! Three times back-and-forth. had to do without this time.

This is one of the most pristine supermarkets I have ever visited. Although it's not a huge store,…read moreit is well-stocked, and you can find everything you need--and more (including chicken gizzards!). The staff is extremely helpful, and the patrons are very nice. There are always multiple registers open, which is a bonus! It's a great local store, especially if the "Aldi" situated right behind it doesn't have what you're looking for. While you might find better prices at larger supermarkets, the inconvenience and less-than-friendly staff at those places make "Snider's Super Food" worth the extra few cents.

Overall an OK stop for a sale or convenience pick up but wouldn't do a big grocery haul here…read morebecause of higher prices. It's a smaller sized grocery store compared to some so may have less selection. Has a fair sized parking lot. Newer self checkouts have made the lines go a bit faster. Prices are higher here but sometimes sales & coupons from the app can be good and I regularly see meat products marked down on manager discount as well (but maybe because of dates). Also has a deli counter & a raw seafood counter.

The deli counter service is nonexistent on Mondays. This Safeway has a Monday deal on its chicken…read more(roasted and fried), yet never has the roasted chicken available. I've been now FOUR straight Mondays and no roasted chicken. And, every SINGLE time I ask when more will be ready, they always say 30 to 40 minutes. I literally waited the 40 minutes two weeks ago and came back to the deli and the deli staff person told me (different person than 40 minutes ago) that he just got in and it would be 30 to 40 minutes!!!! I go at 3 pm, no chicken, i go at 430, no chicken, i got at 530, no chicken. When there isn't the "deal," there's always roasted chicken, but on Mondays, there's "30 to 40 minutes." Bait and switch much?!? This time, i talked to the manager (just arrived on shift today at 530) and told her that this keeps happening. She walked away from me as I was taking to her TWICE. I asked for a rain check since this is the 4th straight time and was dismissed. They actually don't seen to care at all. And it's always the same deli staff telling me it'll be 30 to 40 minutes. They know me by now but don't seem to care about this. They have the fried chicken and the habenero chicken, just never the roasted chicken. My daughter loves the roasted chicken, but not on Mondays I guess.

Clean and I always get great goodies for my "too good to go" orders. The only annoying part is the…read moreparking.

I like this Whole Foods. It's a lot bigger than the ones in Downtown DC. There's a large parking…read moregarage with free 90 minute parking when you purchase items from Whole Foods. Their cafe area has plenty of seating and surprisingly enough there was a LOT of people grabbing a coffee and chilling in Whole Foods on a Monday morning. It felt like a normal coffee shop in there with the hustle and bustle. I've never seen a Whole Foods so packed. The cafe serves up all the drinks you can think of including smoothies and the prices are not bad. I spent $5 for a large dirty chai. Sometimes in the city I'm getting charged like $8 for something like that. The chai was like a 3.8/5 though lol not sure I would get it again but I've had the regular coffee and that's good. I also got one of their premade egg, cheese and ham sandwiches on a English muffin. I enjoyed it. Other things that I noticed that set this Whole Foods apart from others was that they had a sandwich stand and they had plenty of flower options.