Whenever I go to Giant, this is my go to Giant. To start, there is plenty of parking.They usually…read morehave what I'm looking for, and a decent number of self checkouts making the trips very quick and efficient. The Bakery and Deli are amazing, as they have the Boars Head ham which they do not have at many other stores. They also have a coinstar that I like to use which is a great incentive for me. The employees are polite and great to talk too as well. Overall, it's one of my favorite grocery stores in the area.

Giant's Hatfield location is a complete disaster. I strongly advise against visiting this store. I…read moreused to be a loyal customer, but this visit was the final straw. The most frustrating thing is the constant presence of expired products on the shelves. You have to be extremely vigilant when checking the dates on everything you buy. The produce section is a joke--rotten produce is everywhere, and gnats are crawling all over the place. It's a nightmare to find fresh meat that hasn't expired the day before. And here's the kicker: despite the pictures showing no registers open on a Sunday morning at 8:30 am. It's all self-checkout, and the line is so long that it's impossible to scan items without the register sending an alert. I had a full cart, and it was a nightmare trying to scan each item individually without an employee to assist me. Meanwhile you have 25+ employees around the store fulfilling online pickup orders, two employees filling the lottery machine, and no one in customer service. How do you operate a grocery store with checkout lanes closed on the busiest day of the week on a Sunday at 8:30am? I ended up going to ShopRite down the road because Giant either didn't have the item I was looking for or the product was expired. To my surprise, ShopRite had five registers open, and the produce looked much fresher. Plus, the items I was looking for were not expired.

Great milk in GLASS and yummy ice cream! worth it to make it…read morepart of your weekly shopping.

You have to read the expiration dates, some stuff are on clearance due to 1-2day expiration date…read moreand sometimes even then the food gets bad or tastes bad especially nut/powdered stuff. Not worth risking your health. Also the price comparisons are out of wack as $10 item will be marked as $25 somewhere else and then will sell it at $9.99

This was my first time placing a pickup order at Wegmans. I had been researching healthier,…read moreauthentic bread made with simple ingredients, and Wegmans had everything I was looking for. Placing the order was very easy. I especially liked that Wegmans provided replacement suggestions in advance and allowed me to approve them or select "Do not replace." Some other ordering sites make you search for your own replacement, so I appreciated the convenience. I received a text letting me know that my order was ready well ahead of schedule. When I arrived, I noticed that Wegmans does not ask you to enter a parking-stall number. You simply check in and let them know that you are there. I'm still not sure how they knew which car was mine, but I waited less than five minutes before my order was brought out. It was quick and easy. All of my original things that I ordered was available so that was great. I had got a little small pasta salad. 6 ounces was like six dollars. I feel like that was too expensive and the pasta Italian pasta salad was OK. I ordered the Ezekiel Brown hamburger buns and the Ezekiel tortillas is flowerless. They seem to be the healthy bread without all the chemicals and things in it. It came frozen so how you know it's a good bread I got some Wegmans medium salsa. I got some meatless spicy patties Jamaican patties. Can't wait to try those. My only suggestion would be to add more signs directing customers to the pickup area. Since you can enter the parking lot from different directions, I did not see a pickup sign until I was almost at the designated spaces. Overall, I had a very good first experience and will definitely use Wegmans pickup again.

I had a pizza tonight and it was actually pretty good . The crust was about half an inch thick but…read morecooked and not a doughy mess like some other store's pizza.The crust was obviously hearty but it was actually pretty solid . I actually really liked the sauce ,it was better than many pizza places. The sauce was sweet and tasty and by far the best part of the pizza. The cheese was just alright, not great but good enough. I would get the pizza again , it's a good deal for $13.00. I was a frequent eater here before Covid but not so much anymore. I like the grab and go sushi and was a fan of their made to order subs, I'll have to revisit the subs again as Danny Special was my favorite. Wegmans bakery is top notch and we have been ordering their cannoli cake for special events , amazing and highly recommended.

Love this store! It has all the consciences of a large chain store with the personal touches of a…read morefamily owned business. The staff are ALWAYS polite, available and helpful which is why I keep returning for groceries. There are brand name and organic products. The selection is good considering it is not a chain. The produce is always fresh with locally sourced items. The produce variety is basic. You are not going to find exotic products. Small meat and fish section with all of the basics available. Baked goods are prepared on site and include local favorites as well as decorated cakes. The sour cream pound cake and homemade chocolate cake are especially good. They have prepared munchies and meals which are convenient when you are in a hurry but want a meal. I've tried a variety of the prepared food items and they were all good. Eating on site is available with a buffet of foods to choose from.

Hennings is my go to for gift cards, wine, desserts, and just about anything elegant you want. This…read moreis a very special store. I was able to buy some amazing desserts that you can't find anywhere else like Mr. StickyBuns (outside of going directly there of course which is not closeby). They also make delicious, in-house baked goods, bagels, and the cannoli is out of this world! From dessert to gourmet to their adorable in-house café - Hennings is an experience that's indulgent and fun! Teliani Valley Winery is currently one of the top producers of quality Georgian wine exclusively at Hennings! Most of all they have the best stuff so friendly and smart! Thank you. Support local!

I like the store for good sales and it's local and nice to just go and grab something quickread more

This store used to have reasonable prices. Haven't been there in 2 weeks and couldn't believe how…read moreprices went up with items I usually purchase there. It just amazes me that things are happening this way especially to one of my favorite stores.

Moderate prices, great sales, and very helpful Staff! Thanks for the egg boxes, which will be soo…read morehelpful in my moving:) Kathleen M

Stopped to pick up some things on my way home and use the restroom. Watched an employee attempt to…read morewash their hands, but there was no soap in the dispenser- not just empty, but not present at all. Suggest not purchasing food from this location, as this is a health risk.

I get my lobsters here every year for the 4th of July. The employee in the Seafood department…read more(Teresa) helps me with my order every year . I also asked her to set a lemon pie aside for me. She had a question about my order and she called me on her own time to make sure my order was correct. Now that's some excellent customer service in my book!! Thanks again Teresa!!

The service was perfect as always. The store is always clean. The employees are always present…read more Went for an egg salad. Never had one from them before. Not sure if it's a bad day or change of recipes OR maybe I got that top layer. The salad was more mayo than egg. Each bite tasted like mayo flavored egg whites. The egg salad looked fine. Color is good, smells fresh, it just tastes too much like mayo. The egg yolks seemed to be missing from the salad as well. That might have been due to over stirring. But yeh. That mayo taste was powerful. It could just be my taste preference too! So please take this with a grain of salt.

I've never been disappointed by anything I've purchased at Trader Joe's. The helpfulness of their…read moreemployees is unsurpassed.

After shopping here for several years (just for some particular items), there are a few things they…read moreneed to do better. More on that below. What's great about the store is the quality and flavor of the food they sell. Even though I've tried a few things I didn't like, I feel comfortable saying that it was probably prepared just as it should be, but it's just not something I like. Taste is subjective, and when you're trying some international product that you've not had before, not every one will be up your alley. Overall though, they've got some very interesting and delicious things. Currently, the Cajun Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo (prepared refrigerated meal) is one of my regulars, as is their Chicken Picatta. The associates working in the store are all super helpful, friendly, and they know the products they're selling. Heck, you could stop there just to see an example of good service. You won't find associates hiding from you or standing there with a blank stare. These folks do a convincing job of making you believe it's the best possible place to work. Pretty amazing. So, what are the brand's weaknesses (not unique to any specific Trader Joe's)? Baked goods. Anything baked typically has an expiration date of about 4 days from the current calendar date. I understand they use no, or only natural preservatives, but if you're single or a couple, be prepared to have the product become stale to some extent, before you finish it. Ironically though, it's not like the things are all fresh baked. In fact, when I inquired about the date on a small baguette, the associate was happy to go get me a frozen one from the back. I suspect a lot of the baked goods come in frozen, but of course I don't know for sure. Then, we have the packaging of some items (like the prepared meals or things like their frozen griddle cakes). Apparently, Trader Joe's hasn't heard of "peel to open" because quite a few products put up quite a fight to get them open. It's actually a serious pain in the neck. The griddle cakes not only can't be easily opened, but you can't even get them apart to make say two of them. I'm guessing they go from baking to absolute zero degrees in a flash, and all of the griddle cakes are stuck together. The store is missing best by or expiration dates on lots of things. Or, you need a flashlight and a magnifying glass to find them. It's just not right. The pricing. They use an awesome talented person to make up cute little cards with the item prices, but being such an unusual way to display prices, sometimes you have no idea how much something is, or because Trader Joe's attracts a lot of people who seem to feel they're better off than most people, it's cool (to them) to appear not to care about the cost. And, you can bet Trader Joe's knows that. So yes - there's room for improvement, but it you shop carefully, look for best by or expiration dates, and understand that you might need power tools to open some things, you can get some really awesome stuff there.

This is my favorite Giant. Pros: It's clean, organized and great selection. I've had food problems…read moretwice and I emailed the company. The store manager, both times, emailed me back and addressed the problem within 24 hours. Cons: You can zip, zip, zip through the store, fly to the register, and it seems like no matter what time it is, there's looooong and sloooooow lines. Full serve or self-serve. When I worked in a store, we had to punch the price in by hand and had to be faster than how slow the grocery is scanned across the laser at Giant. Beep............... Beep .............. Beep. And they need a better system for the 8 piece fried chicken special. There are never any in bags and you can't get the special price if you bag it yourself. We were told you don't have to take a deli number. Just ask behind the counter for someone to get it for you. There's always people waiting for deli service. It's rude to "butt in line". Maybe you need a bell or something. Absolute worst Chinese food I have ever tasted.

i'm sorry but this needs to be updated and down graded. it was generally seen as one of the nicest…read moremarkets in the area but management has totally screwed that over. They are doing renovations to the place. Some seem to be moving the check out counters 12 inches to the right and other seem to be updating bathrooms or god knows what but they have been going on for months now and while it is projected to be over by november, staff have quietly told me they don't htink it will be done until next year so needless renovations and not even a straight answer for management. The other issue that has set me off is they are rearranging where to find stuff. The reason behind this is they want people to have to look for stuff they used to know where it was and maybe they will make more impulse buys. There are three issues with this. 1) this is going on over the course of weeks what should have been done quickly is drawn out. A management type told me there were green signs at the end of each aisle to help customers find things BUT I caught her telling the same thing to a staffer, so clearly their own people are confused by it all. 2) It's a mess. stuff is being kept on temporary, rolling shelving. For weeks at a time, sort of 'well we got it out of lane 12 now where do we put it? guess we'll work it out some day.' and often, in the middle of the day staff are moving stuff, not late at night when there's little traffic but them iddle of the day with lanes effectively barricaded against customers going down them. They've set up greeting card, SOME greeting cards opposite the freezer section. gee paper products near all that moisture, what could possibly go wrong. 3) As a regular shopper I lay out my shopping list in a rough order of where stuff is in the store, so i can just work down the list. With them rearranging stuff this is no longer working and often I've passed stuff. I get, for example to where soda is supposed to be and it's not there. I'm not going to go hunting for it, i'm going to another store to buy it and This is what should worry giant's management the most. Customers will go elsewhere, like wegmans for food, once you lose a client, they may not be back! I was so flustered last week with the mess my list was in I forgot to buy rolls, and they hadn't moved. I bought them elsewhere. will I buy your rolls in the future? give me a reason to.