I purchased four portions of Nature's Promise Salmon from the seafood department. After preparing and serving the salmon to my sister and myself, my sister experienced a severe allergic reaction, including hives, vomiting, and diarrhea. She has a known allergy to crab, and it is clear that the salmon had come into contact with crab or crab residue at some point prior to or during handling at your store. I spoke directly with the store manager, Bob, who expressed sympathy but offered no assurance or accountability. He stated that the contamination could have occurred "anywhere before the salmon got to the store."I emphasized during our conversation that cross-contamination of allergens can be life-threatening and must be treated with the highest level of care and urgency. This is not only a distressing experience for my family--it also represents a significant public health risk. Many individuals with severe allergies rely on clear separation of seafood products and proper food handling procedures, especially from trusted grocery providers like Giant. Even though this is the closed Giant to my house I will never shop there again. read more

I actually like shopping at Giant but have choosen to go to a Giant store further from my home. The Doylestown store has really bad WiFi and you can't use your shopping list, discount or anything on their site. This just seems to be an issue with the Doylestown store. I have hda to go outside of the store just to see the Giant app. They also recently put in a "no plastic bag" policy which they said is required by the township. They do offer paper bags (which you have to pay for) This would not be too bad is the bags weren't so cheap the rip when you lift them. I will continue to use another Giant store, not the Doylestown one. read more

The absolute worst supermarket in the world. No registers are ever open, the self checkout machines never work and it never charges the right prices! read more

This is the old Redner's location at 611 and Almshouse Roads. This store always has a pretty good inventory. Unfortunately, the WiFi does not work in that entire shopping center, which means you cannot look at your digital coupons, rewards, etc. while you are shopping. Very frustrating. read more

Matt in the pharmacy is fantastic. I am really impressed with his knowledge and professionalism.

Hard to find stuff. Staff is as poorly motivated as it was when they were located in Jamison. Same attitude, Poor, Different location has not helped improve the place or employees. read more

I'm not a huge fan of the GIANT food store chain in general. Honestly maybe I'm a tad bitter about Redner's closing... I also think it's silly for GIANT to have moved to this location when it's old location in Jamison was perfectly fine. I wasn't that impressed with the new location. Yes it's 'new' so it's nice. Yes they now have beer and wine ... but I wasn't that impressed. The new feel of the store reminds me of also. Very bare bones minimalist and dark. The setup made sense for the most part, the only difference compared to the old GIANT is that the produce is located with the speciality food sections (deli, bakery, eatery, etc). I already had a problem with some of their signing yesterday where they listed a huge price but really tiny put that it was by pound and not by package. Their is a TON of staff. It was only day 1 and it was really crowded, I'm certain that won't last for long. The store was well stocked, we'll also see how that lasts. Their is no cell service so using GIANT's app may be hard especially since I couldn't connect to their WiFi. I will have to explore the store better and then update! They did have a lot of self checkouts and far less regular cashiers- so we shall see how this effects things! read more

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This is the worst Giant Ever! The management("Dave") would do a great service to the community if he dedicated his time to IMPROVE THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE personnel.! The staff on Monday displayed an attitude of laziness and uncaring to the people who waited a long time for assistance. Once it finally became my turn, she was unable to look up a product I was inquiring about. Said the store didn't have the means to look anything up in inventory. Really? I reached out to a person named Dave when I called(disconnected twice) and he was just as useless. I called the New Hope Giant and they looked it up and told me where it was located in the store. New Hope has the best customer service!!b I will never return to the giant in Warrington. It's poorly stocked and the employees seem like they are struggling with no leadership.! read more

With much excitement, I ventured to the new, relocated Giant occupying the prior Redners location in Doylestown. I was bummed to hear that Starbucks would not be relocated but was optimistic to see how they adapted the coziness and quaintness I loved in the Jamison store to a fresh new location. (Note, the market moved 7 minutes farther from my residence in Furlong) Thinking that the same atmosphere would be carried over, I was expecting that the new location would be updated with a style similar to a Wegman's model but maintain the Giant value I came to love every week. What a disappointment.... The new location felt very small, cheap and kind of like a cold pet store, if that makes sense. Even the parking lot felt small sharing it with Chicago Pizzeria Uno traffic. I really expected the new store would have been more similar to other popular grocers in the area and appeal more to the local demographic class. Being opening weekend, I envisioned more presentation stations such as staff working a cheese station or the bakery offering samples (similar to Wegmans on a typical Saturday). This would differentiate them from the basic grocery store such as an Acme. I think they missed this opportunity to capture the middle-valued customer. The new store seemed to have fewer brand options than the prior. They had no chicken breasts other than individual portioned/ seasoned Purdue. They said they sold out of all packaged brands including Giant which is hard to believe???? And then there is the layout. The bathroom is at one end of the store, opposite the seating area which does not make a lot of sense and I would assume was a limitation of the prior Redner's floor plan. Didn't impact me but I thought I should mention it. The bathrooms were nicely renovated and clean but something you would expect of new construction. The warm food stations, small salad bar and eat-in seating are separated by the beer and wine section. Why??? I cannot imagine someone coming in and buying takeout beer only to sit and drink it in a grocery store seating booth. (Maybe I'm wrong) The new store has 2-3 cashier lines with a ton of self-checkout aisles. Great for a quick, last minute trip I guess, but not for someone doing weekly or bi-weekly shopping with an overloaded cart. The entire store layout feels crammed, I don't know how else to explain it. The prior store gave you the feeling of the high-end local grocer experience but in a reasonably scaled building. I thought it was only me but have come to hear many of my negative opinions are the same as others from our neighborhood groups. I was expecting more and I foresee the same fate for this Giant as the Redners market. I can only hope that another grocer opens in the prior location in Jamison to re-establish what was lost for me. #FireTheArchitect read more

Spending time directing traffic in one direction vs taking time to wipe off carts and the checkout stations. Get a grip. This store has been horrible from the moment it opened. If I could give it zero stars I would! read more