As an update, I would note that I never heard from anyone at the Family Butcher Shop in response to…read moremy experience/situation.

I go here to purchase bone marrow bones for my Lab. The employees are all so friendly & pleasant…read more They don't always remember me but they always remember Lucy! The prices are great and the homemade scrapple is to die for!!!

Of all the Aldi locations on the East Coast, I must say this one is probably my favorite…read more I always come here when I visit my parents, and it's often while I'm there. The staff is good. The location is good Everyone is friendly. I'd rather go here than elsewhere.

Nicest people ever. Some stranger gave me her cart without wanting a quarter so I also paid it…read moreforward. The line was quick. I didn't have to wait 30 minutes like other locations. Store was clean. I wish they had more inventory.

This store is a bit of a hit or miss for us. The prices are decent and the selections are good…read more Sometimes it is not very well stocked but the worse thing is they seemed to be very understaffed. We went there last evening and there NO ONE to help at the self check out. We arrived for checkout with one other person who was waiting for someone to approve their checkout and then our terminal said it needed approved and then multiple other people came to check out and no employee to be found. I finally went off to customer service where the woman was talking on the phone forever and then saw a "manager" type person and walked over to her and she said they were understaffed and came to the check out to help us. Not a great experience as we stood there for a good 15 minutes waiting for help. But not much you can do if you want to go to BJ's but be prepared for the wait.

The worst customer service EVER Was a new member and could not be more disappointed. Prices are…read morehigher than Costco and Sam's.

We stumbled upon Parsons Farm on our way back from Ocean City, and I'm so glad we stopped. I love…read morevisiting local farms to pick up fresh produce there's something nostalgic and relaxing about the experience. The farm had live animals, making it a fun stop for kids and families. They also have a restaurant, so you can enjoy a meal while you're there. It's a great place to stretch your legs, shop for fresh produce, and enjoy a taste of the countryside. If you're in the area, Parsons Farm is definitely worth a visit!

Stopped on the way back from Delaware. Very nice place and very popular. Crowded but manageable…read more Had a nice selection of produce and gifts. I was excited to see lions mane mushrooms. Always wanted to try them but they are hard to find. Not cheap but I bought two bunches anyway. Cooked them a few days later. So tasty and different from other mushrooms. I would stop by Parsons again.

Senior Female Cashier "MISS VIRGINIA" IS t heir best…read moreCashier! Always a friendly greeting a pleasure to go through her line!

It's fine. They have the general things u might like. If I want Clausen pickels, I come here. Or…read moretypical generic American food items like cheese. But, much of their food items selection is limited. If you're looking for stuff like dolmas, u most likely won't find any. That's not to say it's bad. It's fine. The staff here is actually pretty good. It's not a "Wow" experience, but I think it's not supposed to be. Like I said it's fine. Nothing wrong with that.

Small selection of items but a lot of them are amazing quality. Rude associate last week and I got…read morehelped by a sick associate at the self check outs. Make your employees use hand sanitiser and maybe anger management classes!!!

I like this grocery store. It always has all of the good essentials that I need. Produce is always…read morefresh and plentiful as are most of the other meats and dairy items. Prices are reasonable

A newer facility, this Giant has really good selections across most categories, great produce, and…read morea terrific bread section near the bakery. I can almost always find what I want at a good price. Now for the reason I did nit give them five stars: They need to train their cashiers better. The cashier is often your only human contact in a grocery store, and they too often make the trip a hassle. A few points: 1. Cold items go in the insulated bags. I put the cold items on the belt first thing, with the insulated bags on top of them. The cashiers and baggers invariably set those aside and put all of my cold and frozen stuff into the non-insulated bags. Seriously, I didn't think I could make int any plainer, and the insulated bags really stand out. 2. The belt is desogned to bring the goods toward the cashier and automatically stop when there is an item breaking the signal. There is no reason to turn off the belt, then reach farther and farther back on it for the items. That slows things down a lot and prevents the person behind from loading their stuff. 3. Each checkout station has a bag carousel. If I hand you a stack of bags, you can set up more than one of them at a time and distribute the goods appropriately. Putting all of my canned and bottled goods in one bag makes that bag unnecessarily heavy. 4. When theree are three people or more in your line, you don't have time to engage any of them in a detailed conversation about life, no matter how well you know them. Retail systems are designed to enhance efficiency and accuracy, but they only work if you use them properly.

The produce especially the berries in packs are not good . Moldy mush that you can't see until you…read moreget home because it is hidden . 2nd time this has happened to me . Also the people , not all but some have attitude problems when ask where an item is . If your getting last minute things , triple check the item/s . Otherwise head elsewhere . Place blows !