I happened to be in Glen Burnie because of the Lowe's, but once that mission was complete, I…read morerealized I needed some groceries. Aldi is one of 4 grocery stores I frequent and when I Googled Aldi, I found one very close to the Lowe's. It was pretty slow at the time I arrived (fairly early morning) which was perfect. This particular Aldi was familiar as they all are. I was quickly able to navigate the [fairly] clean aisles to find the items I needed. The ciabatta buns I bought this day were the freshest ones I've had from Aldi. I did self checkout. I didn't interact with a soul my visit, but I'm ok with that.

I've visited this Aldi years ago and was not impressed with the quality or selection of groceries…read more I went back recently to check it out since I was in the area and decided never again. I forgot that you needed a quarter to get a cart, but no big deal, I can hold the couple of items I may grab. I also took in a reusable bag to carry my stuff out. I grabbed a few snacks that looked okay. The produce was awful and moldy. The meat was grey and questionable. I decided to leave and at the check out, the cashier loaded my items into a cart he had. I pulled the cart aside to the side table so I could load my items into my bag and the person behind me didn't have to wait. The cashier yelled at me to bring the cart back and that it wasn't my quarter. I told him I will bring it back to him. This place is laughable. Take your quarter.

During a recent work trip at a familiar place, I knew I was going to need some rations. The food…read morebeing included at this place doesn't always mean that it is the best food to be had. With that, I always make a trip nearby to grab some drinks and snacks for the room. I'm not the biggest Food Lion fan, but in this area, there wasn't really that many choices close by. Not knowing what the sale was for the week I just wondered around the store and grabbed items. To keep myself from overdoing it I just allowed myself to only carry what I could. I almost forgot that I had the rewards card for this chain, but it was a good thing that I did. It saved me a few dollars on certain items. I will give it to them, the store was well stocked and easy to navigate. I opted for self checkout here. No difficulty here. Paid and made my way outside.

I went in to purchase 2 Lemons. As I approached the self check out line I was directed to another…read moreline down the aisle that had 12 people with full baskets. As I got closer to the front I noticed that the check out next to the self check out was being used by ppl just walking up. I was told that it was not the employee's response ability. They can kiss my a.. I'll go to Walmart next time

Checkout lines move fast which to me means they value my time…read more Great weekly sales. Everything on sale is always fully stocked. The aisles are clear of impediment to travel so you can get around the store with ease.

The prices are good here if you're going for the sale items but they can be a bit pricey. The only…read morething I don't like about coming into groesbeck's is the smell it smells like old meat and it smells like that all the time I don't know exactly what it is. However their fruit and vegetable Department looks good the food is always fresh I like to come here to get my tomatoes because they always have fresh nice firm tomatoes. Customer service was okay the young lady in the self-checkout she wasn't really paying attention because she was on her cell phone so when you had an issue you had to call continuously to get her attention other than that it was a okay visit to the store.

Yesterday was my 1st visit to this Giant location…read more Easy to locate, huge parking lot, clean premises, huge variety of items, kind staff. I'll definitely return back when in the area.

Friday early morning I put in a bunch of orders to which were fulfilled, but one manager said I…read morecouldn't get my last order due to some pricing issues in the stores system. I was charged certain prices and then recharged a totally insane amount of difference. I will be calling corporate tomorrow morning as this issue should not fall back on me ! I'l not happy with this at all and the manager of the store while I was there was aggravated that I had so many orders coming through. First off has no idea how many parties I have going on or why I needed to do so many different orders and to speak so poorly of a long time customer outrages me . I tried to show him my original prices I was charged and he proceeded to tell me good luck getting my money back after they charge me full price. The young lady who filled my orders was lovely and understanding she also took pictures of my original price I was being charged I'm hopeful corporate will refund all the over charges if not I will take it to my bank and never shop with them again

Very clean, amazing prices, super kind and helpful staff, great variety of products. Veteran…read moreparking! For the first time in a long time, grocery shopping didn't break my heart and my wallet.

I use grocery outlet as a place to stock up on a variety of beverages in the summer and this…read morelocation never disappoints. I'm in and out in 15 minutes. Oftentimes with beverages you see at high-end specialty stores for 30% more than a grocery outlet. And I generally also use it to stop in to see if there are things on sale that I can use. Overall a great addition to the area.

I used to go to Costco all the time with my mom. She'd let us use her membership and would pay for…read morewhatever we needed. It was great. And then she started to hold it against us, even though she would always say, "get whatever you want." So when Costco came out proclaiming that they were going to keep their DEI practices in place, Jeremy and I got our own membership. DEI represents groups that are historically underrepresented or marginalized, including those based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, national origin, and veteran status. So, to me, any corporation who wants to be against looking out for any of those people can suck it. We usually shop at the Costco on Pulaski Highway in Baltimore County, but we were trying to fill some time before an appointment and decided to tuck in here to get a super cool Lego Japanese maple tree set for a friend for xmas. I like that if I find a product at one Costco it's probably going to be available at all Costcos. And while we weren't there for groceries, I also like buying my meats at Costco. We can make those big packages stretch for months sometimes and there's something comforting about knowing you have something for dinner for a while and don't have to give a lot of thought to it. I do recommend breaking down your meat into appropriate serving sizes before you freeze them. You can get one of those vacuum sealers to keep things from getting freezer burn, but a plastic zip bag will do in a pinch. One of the bad things about Costco is that they don't accept all forms of payment. They'll accept food stamps (they sell milk) but some credit cards won't be accepted. Also, because there's a membership fee (I think its like $50-60), Costco isn't an option for everybody, and I don't really like that kind of elitist nonsense. I feel like the people who can't afford the membership would be the type of people who would benefit the most from buying in bulk to save money. I like Costco. I wish I could share the experience with everyone, not just the middle class...

First time back at this Costco in many years. Nice associates who work to get you out quickly and…read moreare friendly. It was a July, Wednesday, around noon, but the long lines made it feel like a weekend, especially to leave the store. There were long lines everywhere - customer service, pharmacy, check out, and like I already said, exiting. Long lines are not my reason for the review though. It's the lack of organization that got me. So weird seeing some boxes of peaches in the snack aisle, bakery items on an end cap for socks and underwear. Worst was the women's clothes. Women get 5 rows for their clothes while the men get 10. If you're lucky, you will find another 2 rows of women's clothes at the far end on the other side of the department, up one aisle, at the end of the men's area. If you're REALLY lucky, someone will tell you (or perhaps you will have noticed) there's another row at the front where you walk in (behind the men's row, which is why I missed it). So, men: 10 rows of clothes all together + one row upfront facing the front door; Women: 5 rows of clothes together + 2 rows on the far end of the department in a different aisle + one row upfront behind men's clothes. And even within the rows of women's clothes, it was disorganized - pajamas were on the outside row of the women's area and then in another section four rows away. Shorts were mixed in with jackets and long pants on every single row. Very strange. I think management of this store needs help to organize better and reduce the lines.

I shop at this Sprouts daily it seems for my family of 7 and Kara at this location makes it. My…read moreHusband is battling brain cancer and I just lost my mom and Sprouts has been my daily stop to get out of the house and maintain a routine. The selection is great for trying to stay healthy and again, Kara has been great as I leave the store to chat with and she makes the experience a staple!

Aerika was amazing! She had a beautiful smile and was very helpful. Store is very clean and stockedread more

It's a great stand. Prices are high, but if you just want a couple fruits and veggies it's great to…read moresupport the local farmstand. Some of these products are not local. Some of them are not grown by Vince. There is also no one around that knows about the farms, the IPM used, or anything relevant to the growth and origin of the product. As a person who used to work a farm stand its integral that the information be provided not only to educate but also cement that these type of stand are necessary. Will be back!

We had them do some landscaping last spring replacing all of our shrubbery. They indicated that…read morehis work came with a 1 year guarantee and when several of the shrubs failed to take they said they would return in the spring to replace them. I contacted them in April and they said they would come out once the spring shrubs came into the nursery. I had to follow up with them repeatedly and they began to be no-responsive to my calls and texts, and hoping I would go away. Realizing I wasn't going away, they showed up unannounced at 6:30 one morning and rapidly replacing th 4 shrubs that had died. I went outside to say good morning and was pretty much ignored. They clearly were unhappy to have to return. We had a poor experience with them and do not recommend them.