After going to the Short Pump Wegmans for the first time on Xmas eve, I am fully a Wegmans lover…read more My fiancé and I started going to Virginia Tango nearby and one evening I decided I wanted some sushi after class. We went around 8:30pm on a Wednesday night and it was empty (an ideal way to shop at usually packed Wegmans). I was surprised to learn that they are open until midnight! There was plenty of free parking out front. It's huge inside, but pretty intuitive on where to find specific things. I enjoyed a nigiri mix for dinner. I also got some bon vivant cheese, sourdough, and turkey for a sandwich the next day. It's still on the pricey side, but nice to treat yourself every now and then. We did self checkout which was quick and easy. I recommend coming to this location late to avoid crowds!

Out of town grabbing a few things. I've visited them before, but been years…read more One of the best grocery store chains in the country. I found everything I needed and was an easy checkout with a friendly smile. I'm a big fan.

Pretty cool and rare to have a bar inside Kroger lol. It's a nice chance to chill while doing…read moregrocery shopping. The servers are so nice!

Still can't get that poor lady any help in the deli. 4th week in a row, absolute nightmare. 1…read moreforeign lady back there helping absolutely no one. What is happening at this stores deli? I'm about to take my shopping elsewhere. Publix at least know how to run a deli!!!

On Saturdays Fresh Market has fresh pizza on sale for 7 dollars. We've enjoyed them for the last…read morefew days. They also have excellent pastries. We got a tart and chocolate eclair. This was a special treat. Prices can be high but sales can be found.

I stop by here whenever I am looking for something specific. They are a little more expensive than…read moreother places but follow the deals. Thursdays they have $6 rotisserie chickens. They also have fresh pizzas you can take home & cook.. I also like their Nut and spices section because they will have things you cannot normally find at other places. The staff is very friendly at this location.

Someone mentioned great beer selection, for that it is a really nice mixture of local and…read morecommercial beers. When I see four different porter options, that really lets me know they are serious about their beer selection. Felt like I took a trip back to the 80's small town convenience store...hey, they have Apple Pay/ tap payment capabilities. Nice charming place. Prices actually very competitive.

This store has existed since my childhood--I'm now over 60. My wife and I visited recently and were…read moreamazed by the variety of products available. The prepared foods we purchased were delicious, and they also offered local items. In an era dominated by mega stores, this little independent shop is truly wonderful.

Went to the sandwich section and it was amazing. the employees were so nice to me and my daughter…read more place was really clean and proper.

There are some hits and misses about this location. The service deli is a huge hit. The…read moremade-to-order sandwiches are fantastic, the salad bar is always great, the soups are tasty, the hot bar is great, sushi choices are pretty good - especially on Wednesday. I haven't had a bad thing from the bakery yet. The sales are great, especially the BOGO. The misses are that if things aren't on sale, I have paid as much as twice as much for the same item as I can get it literally anywhere else. The produce is laughable. It is generally already half spoiled and covered in fruit flies on the shelf. For some reason, any milk I get here goes chunky at least by the Best By date, so be sure you drink it well before then. Overall, some things are AWESOME, and other things are a huge waste of your hard earned money. Also, most of the employees here are top-notch. I don't think I have ever met one here who wasn't great.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this very nice and new grocery store here. It's clean and open…read more I will say, it is a bit pricey. I got a sandwich wrap for $7... it was good but I wasn't overly impressed with it. Service was good and quick. I guess that makes for a good pit stop.

Ordered a custom cake for an Anniversary. My daughter picked it up and it was a cake they pulled…read moreoff the shelf that was old and not custom. Customer service at the store was very rude. I ended up returning the cake they did not even offer a new one instead they said "oh you're the cake people" I shop at least twice a week at this store as I have a big family but I will not be going back here.

Great market with a bit of everything for everyone available! They have so many fresh fruits and…read morevegetables available. I stumbled upon this place because I was on the hunt for quinep or mamoncillos. Being from Florida we typically have individuals selling them on the street in the summer months but I gave up hope being able to find them here in VA. Lo and Behold, Campo Market came to the rescue with an amazing supply of them! Along with delicious looking mangos and others varieties of fruit. The cashier was very kind and helped me source what I was looking for and bagged them up nicely. I will say the store is a bit cramped but that is just because the shelves are full with all of the things. I can not imagine a scenario where you would walk out of this market empty handed. This place is really a gem, if you're into exotic fruit or you're like me and looking for something somewhat niche that you grew up with this may be the spot to check out!

Please call ahead to verify hours, as they are unpublished…read more This place is a dream for me! They have so many things I couldn't previously find elsewhere, plus really great prices! The service is always friendly and helpful. Everyone is very welcoming and enthusiastic about what they have to offer. It's very clean and neat with no odd doors emanating from the butcher counter. Before I get any further into my review, if you're Dominican, Puerto Rican, or Honduran, just come! They have so much hard to find stuff there. Dominicans - It's a Dominican-owned market modeled after a typical colmado, so just come! What you need is there. Ask if you don't see it. Haitians - Everything is there. Everything! Whatever you need, you'll find it, even bulk cloves. Puerto Ricans - They have recao and Puerto Rican coffee, plus the obvious guineo verde, plátanos, yuca, name, etc Hondurans - They actually sell the peppercorns and cumin seed packets to grind fresh. Seriously?! They even have cacao, like the beans, bagged, fresh. Crazy! Like $7 for a ziplock bag Mexicans, you have not been forgotten. All of your dried peppers are available in bulk, but actually in covered containers, so that's a plus! Even bulk chiltepin. Don't miss the dollar bags because they often have Roma tomatoes. You can make all the different tomato-based salsas you can think of. Americans - Great prices for meat, both fresh options and prepared with delicious seasoning and ready-to-cook. Huge bell peppers for just $0.89. Good prices for spices and rice. Much better prices for oxtail and chicken than the supermarket. Best prices for red onion. Garlic with massive cloves, yum, yum! Better price than the store for the size. Cubans and other Latin Caribbeans - Best price for masitas de cerdo - yay! This one is for everyone--You'll find amazing teas available with blends for everything ranging from respiratory troubles to digestive issues, to immunity, and sleep. The blends are excellent, and the price is comparable to the supermarket, but better blends. You'll find linden, lavender, passiflower, valerian, turmeric, elderflower, etc. all the good stuff! For fruit, best price for watermelons because the size is bigger, and the price is already good People, let's support our smaller local markets! We need them, and they need us! Don't let the big markets stomp out our local color! Dollar bags are amazing! Kroger has nothing on what you get for a dollar in the markdown section. If you're smart in your planning and storage, not a reason at all for any of it to go bad before you finish it all. It's a big produce bag, nowhere near the more or less quart size quantity found at Kroger. Come by, grab your groceries, and even grab a bite of house made meats cooked over wood fire for lunch and dinner. It all smells absolutely amazing! I've heard there's a mix of everything, and the owner is a trained chef. Last I heard was some pineapple fajita meat. Yummy!! For those who drink, they have alcohol for purchase as well. Great spot to actually do the bulk of your regular groceries.

The deli makes delicious sandwiches and milkshakes!…read moreEverything they sell is good! Everyone is usually smiling and always very polite.

Food was delicious, service was great, friendly staff, a real gem with lots to offer!…read moreBest of all the prices are reasonable and these days that means a lot. This spot is now a regular place for me...

Publix's motto is "where shopping is a pleasure" and this location certainly lives up to that…read moreclaim. I visited this location for a weekly grocery run and was very impressed with my experience. As we are in the middle of a pandemic, grocery shopping has been a source of stress, but at Publix, everything is smooth sailing! The store associates provide customer service on a level rivalled only by Disney. I was given a freshly sanitized cart as I walked into the store and appreciated how they implemented measures to keep both customers and associates safe. The prices are a little higher than Kroger, but you can frequently find buy one get one free deals, which is nice. They have a large selection of conventional and organic produce available and everything is fresh! The bakery and deli also have an impressive selection. The highlight of my experience was the staff. Every single associate I encountered was polite, friendly, and working very hard to create a pleasant shopping experience. This location is a little bit out of my way, but I will be back to shop soon as the experience was an absolute delight.

I just took a huge bite of the nastiest yogurt ever. It was Publix brand. I bought it yesterday,…read moreMay 5, 2027. I did check the date and it was June 2. Now I'm realizing the date is June2, 2026! Never dawned on me to check the year. I think I'm going to throw up. That is completely unacceptable and I can't even fathom how they are selling yogurt almost an entire year past the sell by date!