The layout of this location is very similar to the Aldi by my house. It was very clean, which made…read moreme think it was brand new until I saw that there are reviews here from 15 years ago! I believe the self checkout machines are new since the last several reviews don't mention them. I like to de them when I only have a handful of groceries. I stopped in after donating blood just to get milk, but of course I had to visit the Aldi Finds aisles. I was disappointed in their lack Easter chocolate selections. However, they had my favorite cookies once again. The Aussie style cookies are the bomb. The chocolate tastes like Belgium chocolate. Then as I was walking past the frozen case I saw my favorite salmon entree that I only find at Lidl. This salmon in a puff pastry is restaurant quality. It was $8.99. I would've bought two if I had more room in my freezer. This location is not on my way home, but next time I donate blood I will be back.

ALDI... so I thought this was my first time. But actually, back in 2014, before ALDI was cool…read more(right?) I stopped in one after picking up a friend. We were just getting juice, and I didn't really observe the store otherwise. Fast forward to now, LIDL has been missing some of my essentials, so I finally decided to check ALDI out since it's barely 5 minutes further out for me. Just a few feet in, and I immediately knew where everything was! There are two things I really like about this place: 1) The layout of the entire store - there is plenty of space between each aisle and they are neatly stocked. 2) The labeling for what's in each aisle - it is very easy to spot where things are since you have to be pretty blind to figure out where everything is. ALDI managed to have every single thing that LIDL was missing... my power greens, my bean and pea crisps, sweet potato chips, and even some hibiscus tea I had never seen before! It's nice to have this place as a secondary for shopping... I'm so excited! LIDL still has the upper hand for three reasons, however: 1) Rewards (self-explanatory) 2) It's half the distance from the house (though both are still very close) 3) Self-checkout. I don't really want to interact with people these days if I can help it.

A really wonderful international market. I mean they have everything! And lots of variety in their…read morefood. The place is hopping with a great vibe. Ask a question and you an answer. Wonderful service. Easy to find and great parking.

Very clean, had a lot of items that seemed interesting. Produce looked fresh and the deli and…read moreseafood areas well run. Prices are very competitive. Will return! Traffic is crazy though.

I love the convenience of having local fruits and veggies delivered weekly. I don't get to the…read morefarmers' markets very often and most CSAs require pick-up, which I don't always have time for. I am currently receiving the large local box. I love the ability to skip a week when I am going out of town. I also like that I can add extra things to my regular box. They also have a build your own box which is nice when I have too many greens in the fridge but I still need some veggies. I just put "local" in the search box and I can find things that are nearby. I am definitely cooking and eating more veggies and I have discovered that I love dandelion greens! Occasionally something is missing, but they put more of something else in the box to make up for it.

Purchased a gift certificate online for a friend and learned later the certificate was never sent…read moreto the recipient although I was charged. Emailed WGG multiple times over several weeks and only received an auto-response to call with urgent issues. However, calling goes straight to voicemail and does not allow you to leave messages, leaving me in a frustrating contact-less loop. Finally got a response when I emailed them that I planned to file a charge dispute with my credit card company, and was told to have the recipient email them when they wanted to use their gift certificate (...because they are clearly so prompt or available to respond to emails?). I requested a refund and have not heard back from them since. I am still working with my credit card to get the money they effectively stole back. I'm so disappointed because I was really looking forward to supporting this business and thought it would make a great gift for my friend, but now I'm $100 out and feeling scammed.

I go here once in a blue moon. There are usually two occasions that bring me to Giant -- a search…read morefor unique limited edition Oreos, or if I've run out of sugar free chocolate syrup... my other usual stores that have it, and I'm not always in the mood for extra sweet syrup with my ice cream. I usually have a pretty easy time locating what I need, and then I go to the self-checkout line and I'm on my way. This Giant is part of a much larger plaza that has plenty of parking, so that is never an issue. Holiday season is upon us, so I'm willing to bet there might be a wait in those lines depending on when I go!

This evening (9/25/26), I had an unfortunate experience at Giant Food store (10501 Greenbelt Rd.,…read moreLanham, MD) that not only upset me, but also reinforced the need to take my grocery shopping to competitor stores such as Harris Teeter. I took my cart of items to the cashier line. When it was my turn for the cashier to check me out, I showed her that I had personal shopping bags for her to use. She continued to ring up my cart full of items. After she finished, she gave me total due, and I paid with my card. While I swiped the card, I thought to myself: "she has all of my items on the carousel nearly falling on the floor and has not bagged them. Maybe she'll bag them after I pay". To my surprise, that was not the case. I spent between 5 and 10 minutes working around the carousel to bag up 3 full shopping bags of items. What made it so bad, she watched me do this while ringing up the next customer behind me. After I finally bagged up my items ($150 worth), I was frustrated, felt slighted, and somewhat embarrassed that I received no help -- not to mention no "thank you" after she gave me the receipt. Giant Food has good quality items and products, but what does it matter if the customer service fails to match? The answer is that it doesn't matter.

Not the best Giant in the area, but not the worst. It is located inside of a plaza/town center, so…read morecarrying out a bunch of groceries can be tedious. Also, the parking lot can get a little congested and difficult for those walking out to their cars. As far as the store, at times, their lines can get pretty long, including the self-checkouts. The selection is pretty good and I usually find what I am looking for, with the exception of a few popular weekly sale items here and there. If I didn't live nearby, it would not be my first choice Giant, but it's super convenient. Look both ways when walking in and out and say hi to the security at the entrance :)

I purchased seafood from here on 101423. The lobster tails and the crab legs were bad that I was…read moresold by the seafood manager Amir. They replaced the crab legs but did not have any better tails to replace the lobster. I asked for my money back and was told it would not be returned. The sticker on the bag showed I brought it today on top of the fact that it is obvious that the tails are bad. I have given this store the benefit of the doubt for two years since I've lived in this area. There is obviously no direction in FIFO from the produce, to the seafood, and the meat, I have been pointing out spoiled items in every area of the store. To be run by people of color selling damaged goods to people of color is a disgrace. Fuck the money it's the principal and moral which there are obviously none. Store 0326 in eastgate shopping center

I was a bit disappointed when coming in here. I was still getting the feel of things in the area on…read morewhere I could do my grocery shopping that would be convenient for me. I'm not used to the chains here just yet, so I'm still lost when it comes to grocery shopping. In all honesty, I think this is the closest Safeway to me, but it isn't convenient in the least. To get here for me is a headache, parking is horrible, and the store just didn't feel inviting. Even while I was looking over the sales ad I got in the mail prior to coming here, it was like I was only coming here to get a few items as the prices were coming up better at a competitor. I honestly could have bypassed this altogether, but you live and learn. How else would I have known this would ultimately be a no go for me if I hadn't stopped in. I'm not saying I'm writing off Safeway altogether, but it is not going to be my first stop for groceries.

Yikes! Meat/Deli/Seafood area smells off. Not good. The store seems like the stock doesn't move a…read morequickly there for older stuff just hanging around. The carts need a serious fixing or update. Many wheels do not turn well. Some make loud noises while pushing. Some rusting. Just bad.

This is a neighborhood staple in Old Greenbelt that some consider a hidden gem, but I always find…read moreit to be quite busy in there! It's more than a grocery store. They have produce, food, drinks, cards, gifts, and a whole beer and wine section that surprised me! I've seen signs for wine and beer tastings, but I've never been there on a day when they happen. And let's not forget the vegan/vegetarian options -- when shopping for holidays, this has been the most convenient stop for me to pick up things for my sister! One good example is vegan greek yogurt. The parking lot is a good size, but if for any reason it's full, you can drive down past the building to find plenty more parking. It's way easier to park than that front row when you first come into this plaza. Membership isn't required to shop there, but it comes with perks that might be worth taking advantage of. Drop by if you're in the neighborhood!

Appears to be a nice, local establishment, but staff can be abrupt and surly. They would never…read morelast at the chain stores. I am all for supporting local businesses, but not those who think they can treat paying customers rudely. I may or may not give them another chance.

i kind of want to hate SFW, but i can't. they are good when i'm in a pinch. a pinch for an…read moreingredient, that is - NOT a pinch for time. the prices are very good and they have a lot of items that more mainstream america safeways, whole foods, and the like do not when it comes to my carib-blactina (that's caribbean-black-latina, FYI) palate/kitchen requirements. habanero (scotch bonnet) peppers and plenty other peppers/chiles [and hot sauces/salsas] of varying heat? check. cassava (yuca/manioc)? check. platanos (plantains)? check. aloe plant leaves? check. curry, jerk, sorrel? check, check, check! more goya products than you can shake a stick at [including ginger beer, malta - which i actually loathe but would be beheaded if i didn't have it when i entertain @ home, hearts of palm, bacalao (salted cod fish), guava jam and paste, sofrito, numerous variations of adobo seasoning, and every bean known to man]? oh hell yes. i can always find these things, and more when i stop by SFW. i really appreciate that. what i don't appreciate is the insane checkout waits. i have never, EVER gotten out of this [or any other] SFW quickly. no matter how many or few items i am buying, the wait is ALWAYS very long. STUPID long. and for no reason other than their cashiers are just mind-bogglingy slow! ugh! don't ever go on a weekend, and even if you go on a weekday, bring a book for your wait in line. i'm convinced the best way to shop @ a shoppers is to go in with 2 people and immediately park one person in line while the other collects what needs to be purchased. you might, maybe, wind up at the front of the line at the same time that you've checked off all the items on your list if you use this strategy. so...go for the goods, when your goods require sweet/spicy/special items beyond typical store wonder bread and kraft american cheese food product. stay [calm] for the lines and practice your ohm breathing/catch up on your reading in same. SFW is probably not the best grocery store for your weekly shopping, but it's definitely worth some repeat visits.

The woman working the self checkout lanes has the nastiest attitude I've ever seen in someone who…read moreprovides customer service. I was there on December 20th to get breakfast. It was 7:30 am but she didn't greet me with "good morning". What I got from her was "That's not a doughnut, that's a cinnamon roll" as she snatched it off the counter and tossed it in a cart behind the register. Then she asked me if I still wanted it. I've seen bad attitudes before so I tried to leave before it could get any worse but my transaction wasn't complete, so she tried to start an argument over what she said. It was 7:30 in the morning. I had no intention of starting my day fighting with some random woman's demons but I would like to make this situation public so no one else has to go through the same thing. If you're going through the self checkout lanes at this particular Shoppers be ready for a fight.

I still hit this store weekly for my needs. And I'm happy to say that I have an update to the…read moreself-checkout lanes -- there's a sign that shows the times you can expect them to be open! It's noon to 6:00pm on weekdays, and I can't quite remember what it is on weekends. I should've taken a picture, but at least now we can expect to know when the self-checkout lanes should and should not be open. Otherwise, I don't think much else has changed. The non-grocery section regularly rotates and has unique finds. I haven't seen my wasabi chips in a while though... hope those come back! And shout out to the Wi-Fi still holding up.

Regular lidl store a lil messy but I came at closing don't know what the many bad reviews it a…read morecompletely regular store