Extensive collection of specialty food items. Excellent service, relaxing ambiance with good…read morelighting that isn't glaring.

Cashier called Luis not greeting customer immediately in front while greeting a customer in the…read moreback of the line. Then the cashier proceeded to start dancing salsa. Then he was having an issue scanning my onion he called what seemed to be a supervisor over then he complained to the supervisor that I had ask him to please stop dancing salsa and handle my order. The Supervisor looked at me and said he's just happy! I 'm a male Hispanic not sure if this was race related but it felt weird , I just want to buy my produce ! What clowns!

I have a few major complaints about the customer service manager, Masooda Alizada. I have been…read moreshopping at this location for approximately four years and have consistently had great experiences with employees throughout the store until now. My first complaint occurred on 3/6/26. On this day I had about 14 items totaling around $76. In self-checkout. Masooda approached my register and began checking my bag to verify that items were scanned. She placed in her code and compared the screen to the contents of my bag. I had not requested assistance, the register was not stuck, and there was no indication of an issue. This has never happened to me before, unless I accidentally scanned something incorrectly and asked for help. Because she appeared new to me, I decided to let it go at the time. My second complaint happened today. I needed to quickly exchange a $2.50 jar of jam for a $7.89 brand. I walked in with the product and asked Masooda if the exchange was okay. She said yes. I grabbed the new item and returned. After waiting a few minutes, she came out and asked for my receipt. I explained I didn't have it and that I normally use my wife's number for the VIC account, and my phone was in the car. She insisted she needed the number. I reminded her this was an exchange where I was paying more, not requesting a refund. Including the Leesburg Harris Teeter, I have never been required to provide a receipt for my smaller exchanges (Refunds: yes). She then mentioned fuel points, which I understood, but I offered my wife's name, suggested she use their VIC card, but she still refused. I went to my car, retrieved my phone, and returned. At that point she began showing me their refund policy. I explained that this was an exchange and that I had previously worked in the grocery industry, specifically with Harris Teeter. I pointed out that she had several options available: looking up my wife's name, using a store VIC card, or simply processing the exchange. She had also just seen me in the store on 3/6. She stated, "Then you should know how the policy works". I asked for her name and Masooda said it's on the receipt. She then tried to lecture me on the policy, and never asked for my ID, which is part of their policy. Thus, I did not sign anything or provide my phone number which she asked. Again, I never had to do any of this for exchanges at Harris Teeter. As I was walking away, I heard what sounded like "Ass" and turned around. She was shaking her head left to right. I walked back and asked what she said. She stuttered, mumbled and then told me to "have a good day". Maybe I heard her incorrectly, but it was definitely derogatory, she did not want to repeat it and was surprised that I heard her. I asked to speak with another manager. She called someone and went into the office. I waited about 10 minutes. Around the 7-minute mark I asked an employee to knock on the office door. A younger male opened the door, briefly spoke to the employee, and closed the door. I waited another few minutes and no manager came out. I called the store and spoke with Jose Ayala, the assistant manager. He was polite and apologetic, although I told him an apology was not necessary. He asked questions and took notes. I asked him to pass this information on to the district manager, Charlie Magaraci. I asked Jose a few important questions. Could Masooda have processed the exchange without my wife's number? He said it is not policy, but yes, she could have. Could she have looked up my wife's name, and I validate most of the phone number? Again, he said yes. In other words, Masooda had several easier, customer-friendly options available but chose not to use them. This situation could have been handled far better with finer judgment. Masooda Alizada needs retraining in customer service and understanding the options available to assist customers. She also needs de-escalation training. I do not want her to be fired; I simply want her to do better. This is where my family and I regularly shop. My family and I will not be back if this is not addressed appropriately.

My mom has gotten a pizza made from here 3 times and every time we've had to ask them to not punch…read morethe bubbles in the doe (because it ruins it), and on top of that every time, no matter who makes it, the middle of the pizza is uncooked. My sister who has ordered from here has also had the same issue and had to ask them to put it back in the oven.

It's a ZERO STAR. If you're a parent with a child avoid this…read moreplace! I was in with my baby today and like babies do he started to cry so I had to leave the store and let my husband finish the shopping . A few minutes later my husband called me to let me know the cashiers and workers were laughing making fun of the fact I had to leave the store because my baby was screaming but little did they know my husband was MY HUSBAND and they were doing this infront of him and other customers. Immediately he went off and let them know that was his baby and wife we obviously will neverrrrrr shop at this store again

The "fresh" produce (peppers, hot peppers, cabbage, lettuce) is frequently close to frozen. Their…read moremeat selection rarely makes it to the used by date before spoiling. Always check expiration dates on condiments (mustard, ketchup, salad dressing) because, while infrequent, I have run into "expired" by more than 4 months. Sometimes that matters if you plan on using it for the next 3-4 months. Signs have prices if you use their app, but sometimes don't have a price for what it costs if you rather not stick an app on your phone. I may stop by for a particularly good sale but my regular visits will be at another chain where I rarely have as many issues. FYI Food Lion is close to this location. It is a smaller store with a smaller selection but the prices on average are also smaller.

The absolute Turd Ferguson of chain grocery stores. They * you coming and going! The location I…read morevisited is the one in this review, but most of the problems are probably due to "corporate policy", which is corporate speak for, we're going to copulate you using a steel brush up your @$$. So I'm in the store, see a discount for watermelon (and bacon and some other things), but you have to 'clip it' electronically, which is already a royal pisser for me: why can't they just discount it automatically at checkout! I mean, I'm already a G*******ed member of their stupid club. But no, let's sit around the G*d store with our stupid phone in our hand while we shop, because that's SOOOOOOO easy and convenient. Try to login, it doesn't take my account information on the app. Why was my app/account logged out in the first place? I confirm my credentials with my password saver, they're correct, but it won't log me in. Seems I'm getting the steel brush treatment right now. Over in produce, prices are by the pound....great, where's the scales because I need two pounds of something. Guess what, no scales anywhere in the Produce section! Now the steel brush is oscillating. I have to heft and guess two pounds. What the hell kind of store sells by weight and doesn't all you to weigh the produce? This kind, apparently. Get my stuff, go to the checkout and argue with the cashier (and it's not her fault, but she has to follow 'policy') to try to get the discounts for the select items without being able to log in on my phone. Manager holds up the line for everyone else for 5 or 10 minutes while dancing some sort of Giant-cultural-religious-liturgical dance before they can actually honor the coupons. Leave, go home: Login on my computer to giantfood.com, using my usual credentials ... you know, the ones that don't work on my mobile phone ... and it logs right on in. WHAT THE ACTUAL F?!! I send a password reset from my mobile phone, thinking I'll fix it, change the password on both the phone and the computer and it will clean it up..... but, the final turd in the punch bowl: Email comes back saying I don't have an account with them. Even though my computer is logged in and shows me the receipt from shopping not even twenty minutes ago. The best answer I have to the fustercluck that is Giant is: foodlion.com

After visiting Urgent Care this past weekend, I was on the hunt for a pharmacy that could fill a…read moreprescription and although my normal Giant is in Ashburn Village saw the one in Cascades and called the pharmacy to check on availability. Very quick response and positive and so went into the pharmacy and although only staffed by 2 (including the pharmacist) my prescription was quickly filled. Very courteous and efficient. Kudos.

This is an International grocery store that caters to Asian and Latino foods…read more You can find almost anything you may be looking for, from Veggies, Fruit and Breads. The employees are all helpful and friendly.

Visited Cocos Food on the morning of May 5, 2026, while rushing before work. I've been shopping at…read morethis store for over 10 years, and this was honestly one of the most disappointing customer service experiences I've had here. I've always appreciated Cocos Food for its fresh products, fair prices, and especially the kindness of the regular cashiers, who have usually been respectful and professional over the years. On this visit, however, there was only one register open with a long line of more than six people. Since I was in a hurry, I politely asked at customer service if I could check out there instead. The individual there, who appeared to be part of management rather than a regular cashier, initially said yes. Instead of helping me, he then walked away, called over people from the main line, and began assisting them first. After I had already placed my groceries down, he told me to step back and wait while he served others. His tone and behavior felt dismissive, rude, and completely lacking in professionalism. What made this especially frustrating was that the regular cashier at the open register seemed aware of the situation, and in all my years shopping here, I've never experienced this kind of treatment from the normal staff. This felt like poor judgment from someone who may have had a management role, which is even more concerning. I want store management to seriously address this situation. If this person is part of management, then this review is direct feedback that customer service and leadership need improvement. If he is not, then management should still look into this incident because his behavior negatively impacted a loyal customer's experience. I still value the store itself, but respectful treatment matters just as much as good products. I hope this review encourages accountability and prevents other customers from experiencing the same disrespect.

I wanted to grab some groceries before finally heading home. I don't usually partake in Walmart for…read moremy grocery needs, but because it was so early in the morning in an area I am was not familiar with, it was my best option to get me home quicker. Quick tip, have a list ready to go pick up groceries. Another quick tip, remember to bring that list so you won't have to fight to remember what the purpose for stopping here was. Without everything in front of me, I had to make a list on the run, with items that I knew would make a meal. Hard thing is that every time I would remember an item, I would have to run to a different end of the grocery section. I didn't grab much, but I felt like I was overcharged a bit for some of the items. The total of the bill compared to the number of items just wasn't matching. I know, tariffs, inflation, and what not contributed to the price. But I still feel like the prices are getting out of hand.

Pick up here is horrible. I ordered an item a few hours ago and got the email that it was ready…read more Ive been sitting in the spot for 15 min and no sign of my order. I called the number on the sign and it goes to a message for Dec.

I love this Lotte! It's probably a tie between the Sterling and Chantilly locations. Great addition…read moreto this location. I've been here on different days and at different times and never had to deal with a crowd or long lines. The store is always fully stocked with produce and very clean. As soon as I walk in, Tous le Jour just shouts my name. There is a small food court next to the bakery, but I'm usually occupied with the desserts. I've walked to each food spot to see what they offer, but have yet to try them. The staff I encountered were friendly and didn't just nod or grunt. They also let me pack my own bags, which I appreciate. Plenty of parking available, it is shared with neighboring businesses.

The first time we were here, we were more focused on the food court. However, we took a few…read moreminutes to buy some manzano bananas. Their baby bok choy looked quite good and fresh. We didn't buy any because we weren't planning to cook some up any time soon. The second time, we came better prepared. I had a list of ingredients for making a bok choy recipe that we liked. Yes, we did buy the baby bok choy. Also, we found snow peas and shiitake mushrooms. We were quite impressed with the produce section as all their fruits and veggies were fresh and the store was very clean. Even though they weren't part of the recipe, we picked up more manzano bananas. Browsing the aisles, I also found some dried tree ear. One thing we saw that we liked was that they had a couple of aisles dedicated to Hispanic foods with one aisle dedicated to Peruvian foods. We were pleased to see that they had Inca Kola and bought some. For those who cook Indian foods, there is an aisle dedicated to those foods. The cashiers we dealt with were friendly. When the cashier we dealt with on our most recent visit saw that we were buying the Inca Kola and manzano bananas, she asked me in Spanish if I needed a shopping bag. I said, in English, "Yes please" which surprised and amused her. I never did get fully fluent in Spanish thus the reason I answered in English. We both agree that we would come back to shop here when we plan to do Asian cooking. Just note that parking can be tight as it is a popular place. In fact, when we entered the parking lot last visit, 6 cars decided to leave at the same time...yikes!

I don't get out to the Sauson International Grocery as often as I used to, but I still make the…read moretrip 1-2 times a month for mainly one thing: some of the freshest and tastiest bread in all of the DMV. Every culture has their own interpretation of taking the basic ingredients of flour, yeast, salt and water and transforming it via various baking methods into their version of "bread." There is a long history of using circular oval shaped ovens in Asia and the Middle East as a way of both conserving space and to efficiently cook foods with even heat distribution and small footprints in otherwise cramped kitchens. In India these ovens are called tandoors while in Japan they are referenced as kamados. Sauson International Grocery has been in operation since 2011, and the owner, who everyone knows as "Mr. Rashid," is of Persian descent having emigrated from Iran. He is always super friendly and willing to answer questions I may have about the wide variety of Middle Eastern spices and foods this place stocks. Don't be surprised if you strike up a conversation with him, and he offers you a cup of wonderfully spiced tea and a cookie or pastry from the delectable dessert case. As some of the reviews have noted, parking is tricky. There is a small covered garage under the building. But you may have to park at the nearby church or on the street and then walk over to the store. This place is well known for their bread, which is being made throughout the day. I came a bit later today, so they had just finished making a few batches. But it's not uncommon to witness skilled bakers kneading and rolling, and then slapping the dough onto the circular metallic oven for a few minutes, before piping hot fresh bread emerges. The bread is amazing. It is pliable, without being overly chewy. It is slightly salty, with a great smoky almost charred flavor. I've had it cut into pieces and then dipped with hummus or rolled into gyros or used to sandwich kabob meat. And believe it or not, it's even pretty good as a PB&J. Everyone, and I mean everyone, I've introduced this product to usually asks: (1). What type of bread is this? and (2). Where can I buy it? Note: As of this review, the current price is $8.05 for FOUR large round pieces of bread. Apart from the bread, there is also a small butcher shop in the back, and a kitchen where hot foods like kabob platters are made. There is also a small seating area in front of the store, where folks can sip tea and relax while enjoying sweets from the display case. Sauson is a really cool place and while I usually go with the intention of only buying bread, it's not uncommon for me to walk out with a few bags of unique Middle Eastern groceries.

Impressive variety of selection and wonderful hospitality. Can't wait to go back soon.read more

I like going to this Lidl, because I know what to expect. Great baked goods, affordable groceries,…read morepotted plants, herbs and flowers. They have a great selection of everyday needs, plus things I would go to an international grocery store for. Examples: taralli, naan bread, tortillas (big and small), candies and chocolates. FYI no quarter needed to get a cart. But the 2 size options are mini 2 tiered cart and gigantic xl cart. Pro tip: BRING YOUR OWN BAGS! Download the app for special discounts. Use a calculator and buy the min necessary to redeem coupon. It adds up!

Needed some essential cooking ingredients and I was able to get everything in one go. I purchased…read moreground sausage, ready bake lasagna, fresh salad greens, lemons, limes, fresh baked baguette, water by the gallon, etc Everything under $35. It was actually a lot of things that I am pretty certain I would have paid well over $50 elsewhere. I just wish the cleanliness of the entrance and cash wrap area could be improved. There were smashed produce, road debris, rain water and salt, other grimes everywhere. It gives a really unsanitary initial impression of the store that otherwise offers products at competitive pricing. One of the things that also makes Lidl better than Aldi is the availability of shopping carts without the need of a quarter, rewards programs, and onsite bakery. A store I really wish LA area also offered.

I've not been respected here by a few clerks who say nothing to me. Management seems fine. Prices…read morefine. Selection and supply fine. But their clerks need training in customer service. Their clerks do not have respect for the customer.

This place is amazing,the bread taste like bread,the strawberry are super juicy they melt in my…read moremouth my husband ricky he loves the frozen ravioli he a italian type of boy