I stopped by this Wegmans on my way to an airbnb I had reserved near Purcellville to do my shopping…read morefor the weekend. It's a good sized Wegmans, and it's bright, clean, and well-stocked. I often shop at a Wegmans store in the Baltimore suburbs, but we don't allow wine or beer sales at grocery stores in Maryland, so this was the first time I had seen a Wegmans wine selection - and I was impressed. Other than not being able to find chives, I found everything on my list for the weekend. Friendly staff, too! It was a nice store - if I lived nearby, I'd be happy to shop here regularly.

Mrs. K. has never experienced a Wegman's so when we were on our way to ALDI for snacks, I diverted…read moreto here. Easy enough to park the Sprinter van in their huge lot after taking care not to drive onto the deck area. The verdict? Five stars of "Wow." She was thoroughly impressed and on top of that, we managed to get out of here without a cart full of snacks. But still, so much to browse on here. Sushi, cheese, fresh grab-and-go heat-and-eat food, great wine and beer including a huge section of non-alcoholic options, pizza, fresh deli, a tremendous produce department and a massive butchery with fresh fish. There's just so much here. And Wegmans doesn't cut out on checkout either. Despite the store being rather busy on this Saturday afternoon, there were plenty of registers open and no queue at the self-checkout. Impressive. Getting out was a little bit of a challenge as Village Market feeds into the small mixed-use "village" they have adjacent. A little bit of traffic here but it moved fast enough that it rates only a small mention. This is the one area where they could improve. [Review 1032 of 2025 - 1516 in Virginia - 24586 overall]

Very impressed with the Purcellville location. Excellent selection, very fresh seafood. Their prime…read morerib burgers are outstanding. Great selection, great service. We even had a return and it was hassle free. Great place to shop. Pro tip: sign up for the VIC card to get additional discounts and digital receipts for returns.

This is a great store and we use it every week. We rarely use any other grocery, the selection of…read moregoods is excellent, most of the HT brand items are as good or better than the "name brands", etc., etc. I could go on and on about what's good. And the staff is superb! But I have *TWO* BIG complaints: (1) The shelf stocking is ABYSMAL, *ESPECIALLY* in the Campbell's Soup section, the canned vegetable section and the Jello section! Items are mixed, out of place, hidden behind other items, etc. - and it's all the fault of having totally open, undivided-by-separator-strips shelves! (2) The Men's bathroom is atrocious! It is ALWAYS filthy, one of the toilets has a broken seat and has been that way for months, and it obviously is at the bottom of the "clean-up " list at the store. Basically, it's a health hazard. A little modernization and more attention to "creature comforts" for the patrons would go a LONG way in this store.

This store is next to the old JoAnn's. Plenty of aisles to cruise down…read more Staff were friendly and welcoming. I didn't buy anything this trip but I did find lots of items to come back to get.

Very well stocked store with narrow aisles to fit in even more merchandise. I thought that it was…read morenicely organized putting electronics, kitchen, food, furniture and other stuff all segregated into their own areas. I can usually find some decent bargains in a Big Lots and today was no different. I got a wired mouse as my wireless has been acting up this week. I also got a nice coffee cup that I will leave behind in the customer's office when I'm done. Not everything is priced. I couldn't work out how much a box of Keurig cups were so I didn't buy 'em.

First thing restrooms are filthy! I am sure they haven't been cleaned in a while!!…read moreThe store is big and bright and nice selection of products.

Heyyyy Lidl!!! This location is perfect to stop in midday because it was not crowded at all…read more Everything was fully stocked and what was not, the staff was actively working to restock the shelves while not interrupting the customers experience. The store is huge, very spacious and the aisle are the perfect width to accommodate a customer on each side so no one feels cramped or crowded while shopping. The fresh bakery items greet you in the parking lot!!!! The closer you get to the door the more vibrant the smell wafts through the air. DO not be surprised if you find yourself gazing at the goodies to pinpoint exactly what you are smelling. This location also had a lot of fresh produce which can be a hit or miss at some other locations. Grab a big cart and BYOB ( bag that is) and enjoy!!!

this register guy , in the receipt it says Bryce, he was…read more very rude. There was a woman waiting in line , but he ignored her and continued doing what he was doing. I was also waiting.and then I asked him about the bags and he didn't even answer. I'll never come back here again.

I've been to another Aldi and had a bad experience, but I figured I'll try this one out. Just like…read morewith Lidl, I had to see what the hype was about. This store also seems busy with a lot of customers. on a Sunday afternoon. They charge a quarter for using a cart, and once returned so is the quarter. Of course, not everyone carries cash, or coins for that matter, so that can be inconvenient. Another BYOB store...bring your own bag. I just went Costco-style and grabbed a box for everything. They have a 100% Double Guarantee policy, where they replace a product and refund up to double the value. I personally don't see how I would be saving money here, as the prices seem to be the same as nearby grocery stores, if not more. There are some commonly known brands, such as LaCroix, Hershey's candies, Kellogs Pop Tarts and cereals, etc., some of which seem more expensive. The wine was decently priced, various brands, starting at ~$4.99 and above. This store is similar to Lidl, in that they have their own brands, comparable prices and they charge for bags at checkout. I did note some items were reasonably priced such as baked goods, wine selection, and candies. Other items such as milk, cheese and name-brand cereals, seemed regularly priced, if not higher, than other stores. Maybe I am a little brand-spoiled that go on sale at other grocery stores and find it harder to switch to store brands? I ended up buying a couple donuts, bottle of wine, bag of chips and some coffee. The donuts were a bit dry. As with Lidl, I personally would prefer to shop at the chain grocery stores nearby that have more items on sale, especially if I am signed up for their weekly ads. However, I may return here to purchase donuts and wine since the prices were reasonable.

I would give zero stars if possible I got tricked into signing up for a credit card, woman's name…read morewas Shasha. She also told me at the end of the transaction AFTER I found out it was a credit card that she would give me two 10% discounts. I got one..

I went with my friend to Home Goods to look for some red ornaments for her Christmas tree. I don't…read morethink there's a better place then Home Goods to look for anything for your home. Right as we walked inside there was a large life size Santa, and even a larger nutcracker. If you have little kids please do not get these, as they might give them nightmares. Well this Home Goods, has it all from ornaments, to reefs, to decorative table cloths and napkins. There's also, pots, pans, cutting boards and glasses! Some areas are a bit messy, and others are over cluttered with breakable items. So use caution when selecting your item. Overall this is a very nice and very well stocked Home Goods.

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.

Brick & Mortar is such a fun gift shop in Leesburg, I've also been to one of their other locations…read morein Middleburg. The items they sell are quirky, funny and some might be a bit inappropriate. They're a small local business, where you can find products by local vendors. At Brick & Mortar you can find glasses and mugs with funny sayings, kitchen towels and pillows, a variety of items with the name of the city you're visiting. There's candles galore, candles of interesting shapes, and candles with a variety of scents. Something a bit more unique is the jewelry and bow ties made of peacock feathers. As you can imagine the prices are a bit higher, but you are supporting a local business, and you're sure to find something unique, for yourself or as a gift.

Interesting gift shop. There many local items and some of the funny, morale support, or classic…read morestyle items. The store is one level and friendly staff. Many items are affordable to reasonable pricy. You definitely will find the "middle finger" Gnome in the story : )