A little smaller than some Giants, this one is within development along Columbia Pike in Arlington, Virginia. There's a parking lot underground with free one-hour parking. The inside feels a little outdated, but they have everything you'd need from produce to yogurt to mac and cheese. Searching for bananas, I noticed almost all of them were green v. yellow to eat now. read more

This is strictly for the pharmacy at this location. They answer the phone in an inaudible annoying whisper . They are the whisper whisperers ... I call Alaska for a shipment of salmon bellies and whoa , crisp clear customer service like you never heard. Surround Sound voice from Heaven almost ... the pharmacist " Joan " however is a sweet and seriously amazing helpful person and employee. The food side, well the Cod was handed to me , slipping out of their package onto the floor in the fish department. They hire some onerous people has been my observation. Pretty unfriendly . Other than that , things are swell. PS Remember they administered the Fauci poison someone mentioned to me. read more

I come here every other week because it's right next to our home. And every time I go the customer service is terrible. If I ask someone a question at customer service they act like I've bothered them. In line at self check out you can cut in line and the attendant doesn't say anything. My biggest issue was being frown upon when I asked for help at customer service, I only come here because of the convenience. read more

It may be an awkwardly shaped Giant. It may have a flipped layout of all Giant stores. It may not carry all the stuff i want. The pharmacy may not be heavily staffed... But it's always there when I need it and that's what matters. read more

Giant is the main grocery store I use. I love their frozen vegetables as they have the cheapest ones in a wide selection. I loved this Giant when it was new, but it's aged poorly. That doesn't make it bad per sé but I don't like the lighting their using now. That may sound shallow but everything counts. Perhaps it is because I expect more out of Arlington being its one of the richest counties in the country. But this branch is convenient to where I live. I also don't like how they closed one of the entrances but I understand that they had to due to theft. Bad apples ruining it for everybody. The selection here is decent, it's not a bad store. But it doesn't have the atmosphere the newer remodeled Giants have. It was at one time that Giant but I think the pandemic negatively affected it. There's garage parking and they cover I think an hour or two for free which is helpful. I can walk here and also go to it from a bus which is convenient. The PNC inside closed which is not their fault but still one less feature they had. Still this is a decent addition to Columbia Pike as you can never have enough grocery stores. I continue to go here, it's just not my first choice when driving. read more

The way Pamela shaved it let me know that this was going to be a delectable experience. So smoothly done and fleshy, she presented it to me with a knowing look. It was my first time, and she knew it. I was so anxious.  Would it be all that I craved? Would it awaken an urge inside of me that I could never contain? I breathed in its delicious aroma. Would it dance on my tongue just as well as it teased my nostrils? I opened my mouth slowly, just let the tip of my tounge tease it a little. Mmm...salty, but rich with sweet and savory flavor. She turned to me, hoping to see satisfaction on my face. My pleasure was also her pleasure. I took it all into my mouth, and let the flavors mix inside. My lips and teeth were in the way, because my tongue wanted more and more. Soon, I finished. Pamela saw the look on my face and was satisfied, as she knew I would enjoy it. I had never had it so good, so juicy, so delicious. Finally, she asked me what I had been waiting to hear. "Do you want a pound or half of pound?" I opted for a half of pound of Giant's shaved roast beef. I simply love Giant's delicatessen. read more

Giant has the best cinnamon rolls ever!! Always sooo delicious and fresh. Cheap, clean, and convenient grocery store with an awesome bakery section :) read more

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Update: They now sell bean sprouts! But they do not sell alfalfa sprouts. What's up with that? Even my ghetto Giant in Centreville sold alfalfa sprouts...in the 90's! Another weird thing, they have an organic/natural food aisle with a few refrigerated items but if you want to buy organic almond or soy milk you have to schlep all away across the store to the dairy aisle to purchase. So weird and does not make sense at all! They have reduced the amount of people working at cashiers so you will almost always have to wait in line now. read more

I hate this Giant. With a passion. I'm not really a fan of it's sister store, Stop & Shop, and while I don't really like any big supermarket chains, this location is awful. Let me tell you why: 1. Nothing you want is ever going to be in stock when you want. And I mean everyday items, like kale or tomato or zucchini. Basic stuff. Looking for something special? Don't look here. 2. Forget about ever getting herbs here. 3. The bakery is awful, except for the jelly donuts I bought as a stand in for sufganiyot one Hanukkah. 4. With the exception of Mary and one other staff member (I forget her name), the staff are rude and incompetent. 5. The beer section is poorly labeled. 6. The wine selection, while vast, is lame. 7. The lines are long and move slowly. 8. It's expensive. There's actually a few good, surprising things about this Giant, such as their organic aisle (tofu, Amy's, Luna & Larry's, Ezekiel, Harmless Harvest), bagged watercress, astromerias, and $4.99 roast chickens. And it's close to my place. But the bad outweighs the good here. I usually only visit if I've forgotten something at another store or in the mood for something and I need ingredients. Which is still too much, but sometimes a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do. read more

OMG! This Giant Food now carries my favorite Summer time beer, Buffalo's Bill's Orange Blossom Cream Ale!!! I have always liked shopping at this Giant since there is free parking (first hour is free anyway) and the produce selection is excellent. The only real negative is that the check-out lines can be ungodly slow during the weekends and during holidays. I recommend using the self check-out lines located near the Customer Service Counter to save time. As others have mentioned, the Nature's Promise aisle is great since there is a dedicated frozen and refrigerated food section for organic and vegetarian items. In general, if you stick to the Bonus Card items you can usually make it out with 4-5 bags of groceries for around $50-$60 which is a far cry from the old "Giant Rip-off" days. But I really like the way the store is organized which lends itself to a good shopping experience. The store is always clean with excellent lighting and generally helpful staff. Other notes: * On-site PNC bank mini-branch * Two Red Box DVD kiosks * Coinstar coin counting machine * VA Lottery sold at the Customer Service counter and through self-service kiosk. read more

I remember the old Giant they tore down to build this one and this is waaaay better with its expansion and more selection. You can park in here for FREE up to 1hr I believe. You do not need to validate your ticket. ORGANIC/NATURAL AISLE I like their dedication to the natural and organic foods as they have an entire aisle that I usually tour to see what new foods have been debuted. I usually buy something to try out the flavor and this time I bought a really healthy individual pizza that wasn't bad at all.. SEAFOOD DEPT One this particular trip, I was in the mood for a lobster. I thought that their seafood dept closed at 8pm, but was pleasantly surprised that at 8:05, they were still open. So, I tell the guy working behind the counter that I want the largest lobster and he grabs the lobster catcher, shows me and weighs it. Its 1.91lbs almost 2. So he tells me to come back in 10 minutes. I come back and my cooked lobster has been packed in a plastic container, ready for me to grab. So, overall, a vast improvement from the old Giant, easy parking and I love that they steam your seafood for FREE!!! read more

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Impressed with Giant today my first shopping trip here Everything looked fresh Easy to navigate we will always shop here read more

I have mixed feelings about this store. I really like how convenient it is, especially since I know someone who lives here and makes quick runs to this location all the time, but it is NOT reliable when it comes to their stock. If you bought something you really like on Monday and go back for it Thursday, you MAY or MAY not get it again until their next delivery comes. Apparently when they sell out of certain things, it takes quite some time for them to restock it...so that stinks. It's not very consistent. One good thing I will say though is that they have a great pharmacy, I went to them to get the flu shot and they called my other pharmacy to get my insurance information and set the whole thing up! Very nice of them. read more

A nice Giant that is significantly closer to us than the other suburban nice Giants. The downside of this location is, not unlike most closer to the city grocery stores, you gotta park underground in a garage and you have to pay to do so. Thankfully, you get an hour free with validation. We made it with just 1 minute to spare. Like the other pretty Giants, this one is newer, well-kept, and has the awesome scan-as-you-go system. I am so seriously in love with the scan-as-you-go thingy. It makes checkout a breeze and I know how exactly how much I'm spending as a I spend it. No playing "guess who's closer" as we watch someone scan our groceries for us during checkout. This Giant does feel smaller than the more suburban ones, but it still carries everything we expect it to. We may just start calling this our home grocery store. read more

I like this giant because it convenient to shop at. That said, it's got to be the most expensive grocery store around and they don't stock some basic staples for me like rainbow sherbert ice cream and mixed berry cream cheese. Also, the Giant brand is awful compared to the name brand and the Pharmacy totally sucks on another level, for real. A few times now they tried to get aggressive with me at that pharmacy too. read more

The staff here is outstanding! I have yet to leave this store without having a staff member help me find what I need. This store is on the small side (which makes sense for the location) but it is well stocked. Management is always visible and clearly on top on things judging by the knowledgable and pleasant staff members that they employ. Four of out five because the staff is stellar, but it can get crowded if you go at the wrong time! read more

Giant Food - a grocery store with fresh fruits and vegetables - Grocery Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

This Giant is significantly better than the one before it. The older one had the grocery store on one end of the shopping center, and the pharmacy on the opposite side of the shopping center - who does that?! This Giant is equipped with the scanners, which is such a convenient system to use. I love that I can keep track of how much money I've spent in my cart as I'm shopping, so that my husband and I can better budget ourselves. It's a relief when we bring our own reusable bags, because we'll bag as we shop and by the time we're at self-checkout, I just need to pay. No scanning, no bagging. It's the future! The only time I get frustrated with this place is with their produce. I won't buy their bananas unless they're yellow already. Multiple times, I've purchased their bananas while green, and they would turn grey instead of yellow.... read more

There's really nothing much to say about this Giant. Unless a store has a foul odor, I feel like it does its job just by being open. I just came in for 1 pound of the Chesapeake Special Turkey. Do yourself a favor and at least stop by the deli department for a sample! So good! I'm a little annoyed that I had to wait for a long time because no one was out front and the number machine is either down or was turned off. But when Joseph finally came to my aid, he did something I've never seen an employ do he thoroughly cleaned the meat slicing machine (which added to my wait time) and I didn't mind because the meat that was cut before mine was very rare. I did not want all that blood on my Turkey meat. The store is okay so it gets three stars but Joseph was awesome so he gets 5 stars! read more

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This location needs serious help with customer service. 6:10 pm, there are 3 checkout lanes open and lines down the aisles waiting to check out. Out of rotisserie chickens again.....as usual. I don't get how a store can't staff people properly for the busiest time of day. read more

I have finally had my dream come true, after living on Columbia Pike at S. Courthouse for 5 years we finally have a grocery store that's pretty money. If you aren't from the local area, then you don't know about the Russian Giant that stood in a rundown crappy strip mall before, complete with cracked sidewalks, dirty floors inside, and bare shelves all about. Thankfully, they tore that disgrace down, because even me, who finds "character" in most things, thought they should nuke the site from orbit, just to be sure. The new Giant has been under construction for years, and all that time I've had to go to Harris Teeter in Pentagon City or Whole Foods in Clarendon. Both establishments are nice, and worthy of anyone's patronage, but now? Now there is a grocery store two blocks away. Oh I forgot something on my last grocery run? Well no worries! There's a store just a hop, skip, and more importantly for those "tough mornings", only a stumble away!! I went for the first time this past Tuesday, at 8 pm, and first off.. the place is HUGE. There weren't many people there, and they had all of the items that I was buying at other stores. I thought I'd have to make some replacements but nope, everything I wanted was there. Picked up some turkey from the deli that was open until 9 pm too. So.. why only a 4 if I'm so happy at this new venue? Well, the cashier was a young lady who was probably working her first job. First off, in mid transaction she walked away and had a full on conversation with a coworker.. just laughing and giggling. Thankfully, I'm a patient guy, but come on now.. if you get me through faster then you can jive all you want with your coworker. I get it, I get it, you guys are friends, but do that kinda stuff when there's not a guy trying to get on about his day. Other than that, I plan on being a shopper there for quite some time to come. read more

This is my go to location for grocery shopping in my neighborhood. The produce is always so fresh, and the employees are always helpful and courteous. Whenever I go to Giant I'm always greeted and asked if I need help finding anything. In the chance that I do, the employees are always attentive and walk me directly to the item that I need instead of just pointing to or naming an aisle. Customer service of this standard is hard to find, and especially in an often busy grocery store. The Hot Food section is also always fully stocked, and any special requests are also welcome with a smile. Almost every time I visit this location, I stop by and get one of the delicious rotisserie chickens that are always fresh and delicious. I recently tried the maple flavored chicken, and was surprised at how flavorful it was. I got the idea to use it for a chicken and waffles meal the next morning and it was soooo good. I've never had a problem finding an item here, and the shelves are always fully stocked, even on the eve of a major winter storm when you've waited to the last minute to go grocery shopping. :) Check out is always easy, and this location offers self checkout as well as regular checkout lanes. This location also offers a PNC Bank branch which is super convenient when I need to grab quarters or get change. I can't wait to go back and look forward to my weekly visit! read more

Why is this new Giant so poorly run in terms of check out line management? Hello... You see lines building up and you're supposed to redeploy staff, right?... Or keep the self check lines moving, right? Also, how can Giant get away with keeping doors locked that clearly say "Must be unlocked during business hours"? I'm calling the Fire Marshal. read more

Big, delicious, and also "Giant" Like. Walls of sameness, green ghettos, and staff, staff, staff. Overall- a very good improvement over the old one. Red carpet is out tonight, free samples will be out tomorrow. I thought there was a mariachi band on tap, but no sightings. Singleton beers available for building your own 6 pack...the big impression is space and expense (not what you pay, but what they paid to build it out). Only recognized one staff member from before which is unfortunate, but might change over time. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Entrance was easy to find if you have eyeballs and a flexible neck. read more

Giant Food - Everyone needs an Alligator Cookie once in a while... - Grocery Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

My feelings about this Giant are all linked to my failings as a person: 1. I'm lazy, part 1. It's convenient. For several years, this stretch of Columbia Pike was a barren wasteland when it came to groceries, until this Giant opened. Having a normal, clean, reasonably well-stocked grocery store in the area is a big deal, because now I no longer have to drive to the Glebe Harris Teeter (where they annoyingly put the wine on a different floor from everything else) or take my chances in the dicey Food Star. So the fact that is exists where it does is nice. 2. I'm lazy, part 2. The parking situation doesn't make it easy to stop here quickly. You park in an underground parking garage and then take the stairs or elevator to the level that the store is on. I want to park, walk 20 feet, and be in the store. I know they did this in order to turn what used to be the parking lot into a tree-lined park of some sort, but I don't to hang out in a park in front of the Giant. I want to park there. 3. I'm cheap. And impatient. They're threatening to actually start charging for parking, which is insane. Apparently you'll be able to get your parking ticket stamped inside for an hour of free parking, but having to get the ticket, bring it inside, remember to get it stamped, put it in their little machine on the way out .... meh. I want to drive in, get groceries, and leave, and not deal with a bunch of things slowing me down. 4. I like to be temperature-controlled. They really, really need to air condition the elevator, and possible the parking garage. Riding the elevator in the summer is like a mini-sauna. 5. I'm anti-social, part 1. Clearly some higher-up at this Giant decided it would enhance the shopping experience if all the employees greeted you every time you pass one. Does this actually make anyone feel warm and fuzzy, or just annoyed like me? I just want to shop in peace, and not have to worry about having to avoid eye contact with 30 different employees. 6. I'm anti-social, part 2. This Giant is nearly always close to empty, which makes for a lovely shopping experience, as if it's your own private grocery store. read more

Omg, I don't think my boyfriend and I could disagree about anything more stupid than which Giant to go to. I prefer the old VA Square location (used to live in Ballston for two years) and he prefers this brand spanking new one. For the same reason I refused to go to the Harris Teeter in Ballston, I refuse to deal with an elevator when I'm grocery shopping!! The parking garage isn't awful, its a fairly decent spacious parking garage - I just don't want to go up and down an elevator with my cart or reusable bags. The garage has now started charging so you better get your shopping done within that first free hour. Now the grocery store is spacious, bright, and for the most part clean. I sort of hate the lay-out, as a vegetarian and little eater I pretty much stick to the perimeter and maybe one or two middle aisles. This grocery store wants to tempt me with bargain snacks when I get my cart and a whole bargain aisle when I'm maneuvering around the fresh produce. Also, the aisle layout is totally backwards and I can't find anything! Everything is in a completely different order than every other Giant in the area which drives me nuts. For instance, bargain aisle backs up to organic and natural foods.. and a random freezer section miles away from the other cold foods. The deli counter and bakery section area are also far apart from one another. In fact, the bakery section is after you've gone through dairy.. which isn't anywhere near the pharmacy.. Maybe I'm the only person bothered by the random layout? Customer service also seems to be lacking. This location has too many self check-outs and not enough cashiers working during non-rush times, like say Monday on a 2pm. It is always me and the elders.. and they really aren't good with those self check outs. The poor manager runs around fixing the self check out issue just to turn around and correct another. I'll probably keep driving out of my way for the VA Square location where at least I can park my car outside the door and do a lot less back and forth up and down the aisles. read more

Santa for the children during the holidays. Food tastings every time I go in and the best is the music in the afternoon on Saturdays. Great store compared to the Giant on Jefferson. read more

Giant Food - Santa for the holidays in the market place cafe, - Grocery Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

I've lived off of Columbia Pike for a while now and remember the days of the awful, awful Safeway and the terrible, terrible Giant that sat next to each other on this site. They were both among the worst grocery stores I'd ever been in, and make the Food Star look luxurious and proficient in English. How times have changed. After a long wait, the Penrose Square Giant is finally here and it is wonderful. Nothing brings a community together better than a grocery store like this, and I've seen people from all over the Penrose neighborhood greeting each other like old pals. The grocery store itself doesn't have quite the selection that Harris Teeter has, but it has pretty much everything I need on a weekly basis (I guess I can make the drive to Whole Foods for my specialty Irish Butter). The produce section is excellent, and is at least as good as HT. I've also been impressed with the bakery, specifically their southern style biscuits. The meat is good, and so is the seafood (although carrying some non-canned crab meat would be nice). I like the effort this Giant makes in having store demos and free samples. The beer section is also excellent, with a nice choose your own six pack feature. The parking lot was fine, and if you enter off 8th St., you don't have to go up and down an elevator - free parking for an hour also, pretty much the same as HT in Pentagon City. All in all, this Giant has made the wait worthwhile. It will only get better as the new restaurants and services move into Penrose Square later this year also (bring on Eamonns!). With the improvement on Columbia Pike I've seen in the last year or so, I can't wait to see what the next couple years have as the area continues to revitalize itself and become the new hot spot. read more

This is the nicest giant i've been to. It is new and located in a good location with free parking for the first hour. The parking garage is located below the store itself. There is a freight elevator that brings you and your cart from the parking garage and the store. The store is has lots of room and a decent selection. The deli section is small and very lacking. This store has these awesome little scanners that allow you to scan groceries as you put them into your cart or grocery bag. This replaces the normal scanning at checkout. At the checkout you take the scanner and scan a barcode at the counter and scan your giant card at the checkout machine. Your list of scanned items is then ported to the checkout machine. All you have to do is pay and leave. This greatly simplifies the checkout process. read more

Wow, this is the nicest giant I have ever been to, next to the renovated one in McLean. Brand new, HUGE, practically empty (I hate crowds), clean. Prices competitive with the ones at our local Harris Teeter. The seafood and meat counter selection was much less impressive than the Teets, but the bakery section was bigger. NO free samples - this downgrades it a star. Very nice and spacious, which is what I liked the best. While exploring we imagined how amazing it would be if we lived the building above it and didn't even have to go outside to meet our grocery needs. Incredible. #2 Giant in the area. We were very impressed. And I actually prefer this to McLean because of the lack of crowds and better parking. So maybe tied for #1. read more

I still had to do shopping elsewhere! This Giant seemed to be a little smaller than the Giant store in MD. The produce section wasn't bad, but I couldn't find all the produce I was looking for. Same for the meat. They run out quickly. This Giant is in Columbia Heights where there is a lot of foot traffic so I can expect the food to go quickly. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I always have to remember to get my parking validating before heading back to the garage. read more

Typical giant store. Everything was well stocked. there were plenty of cashiers to keep the line going really quickly. And I loved how efficient the cashiers were ringing everything so quickly. I was in and out pretty quickly and didn't even feel rushed. read more

Love this place! Pros: new store, clean, live music, in store tastings, easy parking, ton of staff, produce that looks fresh, great deals, and self check-out. Seafood counter is always friendly and helpful Cons: no t-mobile service in the store and the deli counter, by far the department with the most erratic service read more

The customer service continues to be lacking here, especially since store manager Donnie Freel left. Over dependence on the self checkouts, and workers idly stand around talking, blocking aisles and not helping to checkout or bag all the time. There are a few good workers here, and it's a shame. If you are not going to be courteous or helpful, at least get out of the way. read more

First of all, this store has NOT closed, so I'm not sure why it is labeled as such. This is my neighborhood grocery store and most convenient (by far) to my apartment, so I do 99% of my shopping here. I don't have much to complain about. It's clean, cheaper than Harris Teeter for sure, and the staff are pretty helpful/friendly. They also have a surprisingly good selection of international food (granted, I have little to no experience with non-American foods, but I've been experimenting with recipes lately and have found most of what I needed here. Cons: they are frequently out of common items (sprouts? BANANAS? basil? spinach?), especially on Sunday nights for some reason. They also depend way too much on the self check-out: there will be only one register open and I have to wait behind some dude with 50+ items in his cart trying to play cashier. I wish they would have a '15 item or less' lane, because half the time I'm in here I'm only getting a handful of things. read more

They frequently change the sell by date on the meat products. Placing a new label over the old one If you peel off the label you will see it is old sell by date. Also, they don't monitor their salad bar ingredients for freshness. I had to throw out my salad after I realized it had turned sour after one day. Unlike the Giant on Leesburg Pike where everything is always up to date and honest. read more

Did they forget what they had been carrying before they closed the old store? No paper cups -- no this, no that-- when I mentioned the paper cups to an employee she smiled and said "doan't worrreee...doan't worreee." She did not speak English very well so I wonder if she ever told the manager. The store itself is on the 2nd level -- with 2 elevators on the Columbia Pike side to get you up and down - should they both break down, then you'd have to go AROUND the corner and up the incline to 9th street behind the store-- OR you could climb UP the 26 stairs to the second level. It would be NICE if they turned on the A/C on those hot stuffy elevators too. On the second level at 9th street, is a small courtyard with benches-- people smoke and smoke and smoke there so if you decide to take your groceries and leave the Giant's to get to 9th street, before you go thru that area, take a DEEEP breath before you leave the store so you can run thru the gauntlet of cigarette smoke without having to choke on it. I'm not impressed by this store. ALOT of the former Adams Square Giant employees are not there any more and the new employees - many of them don't speak English very well and are pushy. read more

After such fanfare, I was very optimistic about this new Giant opening! It looks great. It's clean, has plenty of registers open, and has this pretty innovative scanner system where you can scan items as you put them in your cart. That's really where the goodness ends. The prices are typical Giant prices. Regular prices are OK, but sale prices typically suck. Not many things are more than 10% off when they are on sale. But that's not the fault of this location. On opening week, I went in there and asked the fish guy for some Mahi Mahi. "Who?" He must not know much about fish! The biggest problem I have with this location is the produce. It is pretty much always bad. Typically, everything is under-ripe. You buy it, hoping that it's going to ripen into something delicious, but it never does. I have had peaches that weren't sweet, nectarines that were really mealy, and the sourest plums I have ever tasted. Overall, I am glad this place opened up--a little competition is always good. Plus finally I have a decent grocery store within walking distance. But for my money, I'd rather just drive somewhere else better. read more

This Giant totally bums me out. It's brand new and pretty large so I'd expect so much more! The organic/natural product offering is so minimal. You really have to hunt for organic produce, organic dairy and vegetarian persuasion items get about a quarter of an aisle. And then you can basically forget about earth friendly paper products, garbage bags, cleaning products. Total let down. Also, the generic Giant brand is pretty lousy quality. There is a Safeway and Harris Teeter reasonably close that I prefer to log the extra miles to patronize. read more

My biggest complaint is that this place carries tons of expired, outdated, or spoiled items daily. I am sick and tired of buying food and getting home only to realize that it's bad! My second complaint is that they sometimes never have the simplest of things or that they never know where something is located. My next complaint goes in hand with the last complaint. There are many times when I will find an item that I like that may be on one of there end caps and then the next week it will totally disappear into thin air never to be seen again. Whomever writes their orders for restock items does a terrible job because it is not uncommon for certain items to constantly run out of stock completely. I'd rather just go to the one on Jefferson St. and save myself the headache. It's sad that it has this many problems considering how new it is. read more

Totally like the Giant on S Jefferson better if you don't count the multiple busses that pass by on Columbia Pike. Layout of the store could be better. At least the employees are nice . Prices aren't bad but not the greatest when compared to other Giant Stores. read more