A good Wegmans. Usually has a good selection of meat. Came here just to get those pot pie. Always…read moreplenty of parking. The shopping center it is located in can get very busy. The store is always clean when I have been here. A good selection of fresh produce. When I buy my fruit here is will last 3-4 days. Some other stores I have shopped at the fruit seem to spoil overnight. I will continue to shop here when I am in the area.

I love this store I go on Sunday get a fresh amazing coffee n start my shopping, I find everything…read moreI need the staff is amazing the store is always clean ,, it is my favorite grocery store the pre made meals are life savers Thank you

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.

I am disabled and need to have my groceries picked up, so I do curbside pickup at Aldi in Charles…read moreTown and I could not be happier, they are fantastic. They keep you informed all the way by text message, inform you if something is out of stock which rarely happens, everything is always done perfectly. I highly recommend, not only do they have everything I need, their prices are low and their service and employees are wonderful! I WOULD GIVE THEM 10 STARS IF I COULD. Thank you Aldi for your excellent service as always. I will never shop anywhere else.

Worst Aldi I've ever been too. Manager doesn't understand how to keep anything stocked.read more

I like shopping at Martins Food Store in West Virginia. I would like to see more manager…read moreinvolvement with the employees and promotions and pay raises for the dedicated loyal employees. I do not see that happening.

In my area of Pennsyltucky, Giant is a big if not THE biggest player in the grocery game in terms…read moreof the number of stores. So, coming to this Martin's is like being at home since it's 99.9% the same experience down to the stupid Marty robot getting in the way wherever it's rumbling. Are the prices the best? No Are you going to be wowed with amazing bougee ethnic or organic finds? No Are you going to wait to checkout because the self-checkout scanners work like a good hall of fame hitter, where they get a hit one out of every three tries? Yep. With that said, for a town and area of this size, it is a full-scale store that offers a little bit of everything so if you're staying in a cabin fifteen miles away and this is the nearest grocery option, at least you can hit it all at once. Good. Enough. (Open daily 6am-11pm the same as basically all Giant/Martin's)

This is a small and fairly remote town, but I was impressed that it is apparently able to support a…read morestore of this quality. Various local items were available, but it also had a lot of the kind of niche special items one comes to these places for. I found a big brand almond milk chai I hadn't seen elsewhere, but I also got some basics. And the price was not bad for what I got. I assume people must be driving from surrounding towns to shop here, and without going to Frederick, you'd struggle to find a better option for food shopping.

While a co-op with membership options you don't need a membership to shop here…read more The size and types of items available remind me of Mom's Organic Market (multiple locations in the DMV) or Roots in Maryland. Lovettsville Coop stands out however with more local items like meats from Mill Creek Farm and cheese from Georges Mill Farm. If you prefer organic and small farm produce, milk, eggs, meat and cheese this market is def worth checking out.

I needed to pick up some items almost exclusively from the pharmacy section and made my way here…read more It was on my way home to PA and I decided to give it a try. This is somewhat of a smaller Walmart that I have been to, and this is one that you can tell was built back in the 90s and not torn down and replaced. Evident by the front of the store where the carts are stored. Pharmacy was off to the left of the one entrance and, as this is a theme, smaller than expected. And busy, it made it hard to browse and select items, almost always someone was in front of you or blocking an item. Especially if it was the aisle that forms the line leading to the pharmacy counter. On top of that, workers are milling about filling the shelves. So another obstacle to overcome. After what felt like an eternity, I had everything that I wanted and a few other items that I didn't necessarily need. Made our way to the front of the store to the self checkout lines. It took a while to get to an open register. I had to do two separate transactions and being able to do so without a line directly behind me, made it easier. However, being eagle eyed by the three employees hovering around the self checkout area was a bit unsettling. Finally paid, made our way outside and back on our way for the day.

I had a wonderful experience yesterday in the electronics department. Specicically, I was having…read moretrouble getting invitation cards printed due to problems with the machine that you enter your photos in. I asked for help and was immediatly assisted by Isabelle. Isabelle spent a very long time fighting with the machine until she accomplished the task. I have never had such good service from an employee anywhere in the Walmart system. She is a person that should actually be in higher level management. Job well done Isabelle. You were great. John Wilmer

When you're out in the middle of nowhere you quickly appreciate a 'real' general store. These folks…read moreare down-right nice and helpful. They stock just about anything that will help you get through a few days of backwoods camping. This establishment don't look like much from the outside, but it packs a wallup inside. As a family run operation for some 80 years, you quickly learn why they've been around so long! Super nice and accomodating folks. Step in and ask for Larry Himes, he'll get you going. I'll be back!

Awesome hometown store. A little bit of everything. Wonderful deli case. GREAT ribeyes cut to…read moreorder.

I have never had a rude clerk at this store. Cashiers are very friendly and helpful…read more Love this store!

Horrible service. The employees are rude and condescending, and the manager is even worse. I…read moredon't recommend coming here, when there are other, friendlier places to go.