Convenient parking garage below the store. Be sure to save your receipt to be able to exit the…read moregarage for free - otherwise you'll pay a hefty fee. The store is huge but not too hard to navigate. There are helpful employees around. It's well stocked, the produce is fresh, and the prices are reasonable.

on 07/01/2026,at 10:21 AM, I went shopping at the Giant store located at 510 N Broad St, Suite…read more101, Philadelphia, PA 19130. I am filing a complaint against the cashier--a young black woman with long hair who treated me rudely, resulting in a terrible shopping experience. Here is what happened: When I was paying by credit card, the first attempt was declined, but the second went through. I just said, "Approved." The cashier rudely shouted at me, "I heard!" Instead of processing the transaction immediately, she made me wait and wait, while she chatted with a young girl behind me in line. After I said, "Bad attitude," she shouted, "FUCK YOU!" I answer her, "FUCK YOU! I will complain about you!" She then grabbed my receipt and refused to hand it over; I had to demand its return before she finally gave it to me. She was extremely rude, mean and unfriendly toward Asian customers, discriminated against Asian female customers, she also processed transactions very slowly, keeping customers waiting. I hope Giant takes this matter seriously. We are members and loyal customers who have shopped there weekly since the store opened, yet this is the first time I have ever been treated so rudely.

Easiest 5 star I will write all month. I've become a super fan of the grocery chain and Philly did…read morenot disappoint one bit. I actually was not even looking for TJ, but stumbled upon them on a walk. An inner city store may be more rare I believe. So I had to check them out. The walk up was clear of debris and store shockingly clean and organized for a busy city location. Dependable staff like mine in Virginia Beach were friendly and answered questions. I found a few products I had not seen before like boiled eggs. Shelves were overall stocked well. Check out of my turkey sandwich, watermelon and water smooth. Staff bagged my order, smiled and presented my receipt to me. I would recommend.

I could see Trader Joe's from the front door of my hotel, which is always a plus in my book. I came…read morefor my usuals -- bottled water, bananas, & almonds -- & added to that apple sauce & Cookies & Cream Pretzel Thins that caught my eye. Definitely more than enough snacks to last me through the few days in I was town. The store was abuzz with people who'd just gotten off of work, so there was a considerable line at checkout, but shelves were well stocked & cashiers were pleasant like they always are at TJs.

This feels like a smaller Trader Joe's, but they have all the things that I needed the yogurt. The…read morefruit was all great. The set up was really nice, but most of all the workers here were extra nice and helpful. They really bagged my things with care and thought about how to bag it they didn't just throw it all in one bag just shows that they take care of the little things that most people don't think about.

I think this is the best Trader Joe's in the Philadelphia area. My regular haunt for sure as a…read moreresident in Center City. First off, parking is a pretty nice experience. Of course, you can expect to maybe wait a bit during peak hours (before work, right after work), but they usually have someone stationed at the front of the lot to only let you in once there's a space available. A nice courtesy! Inside this location is kept stocked, organized, and clean. I think the only time I was not able to find something was when roads froze over and caused for one of their morning shipments to get canceled. External factors aside, you should be able to find anything you're looking for here in stock. The lines can definitely wrap around the store during peak shopping times, but the system they have to push people through the checkouts proceeds as fast as I could imagine. They've got a well-oiled machine here, and just have that many customers. Finally, just one anecdote. One time my wife was shopping here last minute for flowers after a friend's pet died. Since she was running late, she asked the person directly cashier traffic if she could cut the line and checkout with just her flowers. The person proceeded to ask for the flowers, cut off the tag, and let her go without purchase. Amazing service is just the norm here!

Found the Daifuku brand Mochi Kuro Goma (Black Sesame Covered) and Mochi Mame (Bean Covered) here…read more Both were sooo huge and delicious! If you don't feel like making a trip to H Mart, come here for your mochi fix!

While enjoying an early dinner across the street u could see patrons entering and exiting Food &…read morefriends. I wanted to stop by and see why there was so much foot traffic. It is a cute convenience store selling liquor, fruit , cheese, candy etc.

What a great neighborhood store! Aisles are filled with any type of grocery item you'd need from…read morefresh produce to flour to hot sauce. There aren't any self-checkout lanes open so expect to wait a few minutes if you go during a busy time.

Rittenhouse Market is a neighborhood staple. Their staff is super friendly and knowledgable about…read moretheir store and offerings. The store is well kept, clean, organized and stocked. They have just about everything you'd see at a larger grocery store, just a bit less variety. As you could expect from a Center City neighborhood market, the prices are a bit steeper, but not enough to deter from going entirely. I do my main grocery shopping at ACME, but Rittenhouse Market is the perfect spot if I'm in between grocery trips or need to grab a few items.

My go-to place in Chinatown for produce at affordable prices. They have a variety of fruits in…read moreumbrella-covered stands outside the store. Inside you'll find more produce, a refrigerated/freezer section, a butcher stand, and a fish stand. Downstairs are snacks and nonperishable goods. This place is always busy and packed. They have a minimum purchase requirement if you're using any time of card, so bring cash if you're making a purchase of less than $10.

Place is always packed. Prices are fair but few steps away there is a more few cents cheaper grocer…read morealso. People are friendly and helpful to your needs. Fruits outside the store is one of the best selections and prices are inexpensive. Check downstairs. It's package goods paradise.

I mean... where to begin?…read more DiBruno Brothers is an institution in Philly that lives up to the hype. Amazing boutique foods, cheeses, butcher shops, funky coffees, sandwiches and more. The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful, and the hustle and bustle of the place makes it feel like an experience. The store doesn't waste an inch of space, so be prepared to literally have to look high and low for what you need, but you'll find gems along the journey.

I can't believe I slept on Di Bruno Bros for so long. The grocery aspect is wonderful, there are…read moredelectable, local cheeses, chips, meats. breads, cakes, sandwiches to go, and plenty of drinks to choose from. We walked in for a late lunch and were overwhelmed by all our options. There's also a butcher's shop if you want fresh meats, and a designated cafe section for beverages and pastries to go. I chose an eggplant sandwich, which was thinly sliced, breaded, and fried, with mozzarella, and artichokes. The sandwich itself was so filling. The chips and pickle were an added bonus. They heated it for us before we went upstairs to eat. There's a quieter section with more ambiance upstairs, so we enjoyed the ac while we ate. I came back a few days later for a strawberry shortcake, and it was worth the trip. I love cake, so the miniature options were appealing and practical. Most of the cakes range from $12-30..Which is not a bad price for how much you get!

This is one of the best places that I recommend for people to go to. I went to Sprouts not too bad…read moreWhole Foods slacking Trader Joe's, slacking BJ's slacking, Aldi slacking recommend going to the store is better than all the put together. MOM's

Slop. This place is worse than Whole Foods. Selling you crap for 10x the price. Place has a creepy…read morefeeling to it too like it's a fake grocery store. I can't believe it has survived here even this many years.

It's complicated. This family owned market is the perfect spot if you are nearby and are in a…read morepinch. They have just about everything you'd find at a standard grocery store. The owners are kind and keep the store clean and organized. I've never once not found what I'm looking for, but it comes at a cost. Their prices are significantly more expensive than any market I've been to in Center City. While this will always be a staple stop for me if I'm just grabbing a drink/snack or am missing one ingredient, but If I need more than two items it's worth it to head to the next spot.

I shopped at this neighborhood gem decades ago when living in my first apartment in Center City…read more Small independent businesses like this one, for all your needs has stood the test of time. I would often refer people there for flowers with the Avenue of the Arts just a little over a block away. This small business is convenient, just enough with basic and unique items. Pillar of Center City small business open daily.

Giant Heirloom reminds me of your friends spoiled sister who never really got a job but somehow…read morealways seems to have nice clothes and a new German car. Don't get me wrong, I love Giant, but this is not Giant. They get three stars from me because the store is very nice and has the perfect selection if you are looking to impress your grad school friends with a "fancy" wine and cheese night. They also participate in Sushi Wednesday (which is almost worth 4 stars on its own). The big Giant in Fitler Square was flooded out so I decided to make the trek to this location on a Wednesday just for Sushi. It seemed very popular. There was a line for self-checkout (the only checkout I saw) and it was hard to move down the aisles because it was so crowded. They have a MASSIVE beer and wine selection. I imagine this is the best place to find that particular IPA or Cote du Rhone your girlfriend wants. Check this place out but be prepared for them not to have what you want, at least not the right brand. I will say the produce selection was big and seemed fresh. PRO: SUSHI WEDNESDAY

It's consistent....(ly) overpriced. If it weren't for the captive audience trekking to and from the…read morehospital, no one would bother coming here. The astronomical prices aren't even met with common courtesies like: being able to sign up for a Giant card in store. They put weird, never-needed, expensive items up front to make the necessities seem cheaper by comparison. Trader Joe's, Kroger, ACME -- any would be preferred.