Giant Food Store is where I do my grocery shopping. It is one of my favorite places to shop. The…read moreoffer quite a few specials and points for groceries, gas, and discounts. The store where I shop is always cleaned and organized.

I grew up around this Giant since my parents' house is pretty close by. There is plenty of parking…read moreand all the essentials. They also sell beer and wine ..there is a limit though. I went with my bf and we each had to purchase a case, we couldn't have 1 person purchase both cases, so just fyi! There is a beer distributor nearby but this is just convenient esp if you are shopping for food. Prices are pretty decent and on par with items sold at the walmart (which is located in the shopping center across the street). I recommend registering for a Giant Rewards Card, it's free to sign up and you can get discounts. Staff is friendly and although the place is not very modern, it is clean! There is a self checkout line which really helps too! I usually come at night like around 7pm and there isn't too many people so you can take your time etc.

I love this location! After one visit I wish I lived closer to this location but I'll definitely…read morestop in when I am in the area. It is a very new store and much nicer and more contemporary than the locations I have frequented in the past. The layout is very user friendly and I live the fresh food area. This location is a winner.

Everyone was helpful the workers were extremely polite they even asked if I needed any help with…read moresomething the price was normal the food was delicious though with the activity of the workers this is a go to spot

Acme bakery has the best donuts in town! They are the way Dunkin used to make them years ago; big…read morewith lots of filling. Definitely Yummy! Their croissants are also freshly made and great with coffee. We get their cupcakes all the time for get togethers. Plus since it's a grocery store they have delivery.

Stood in front of the deli counter, 4 people back there. No ONE even looked at me let alone asked…read morewhat I needed. Self check out sucks. Machine said some one will be with you and I finally just left because no one came around. Does this place want to sell stuff ? They make it real hard to get things. I have been there a few times and its the same each time. I am done with Acme.

I've been coming to this Aldi since it opened YEARS ago, and I should've written a positive review…read moremuch sooner. Today, I shopped for frozen and meats at my favorite store before going to pick up the kids from nana and pop pops house. Well, I ended up locking my purse (with phone), groceries, and keys in the car with a turned ON ignition. How my car locks with the ignition on is beyond me! George, who was a shift manager I believe, allowed me to use his personal phone and stood with me for 30 minutes in the parking lot as I frantically tried to go through the ropes with AAA and my husband. He was so patient and kind to me, while I was so nervous and disheveled. It was dusk and it was starting to get chilly, so I wasn't prepared for the shift of temperature. The one staff member was leaving for the day and she asked if I was going to be OK, if I needed anything. A fellow shopper came up to me and asked if she could give me a ride anywhere, close by to family or friends so I wasn't stuck for hours outside. I ended up waiting 2 hours for AAA to arrive (which was 2 hours earlier than estimated, so THANK GOD) and then George replaced my kids' frozen ice cream sandwiches. I LOVE THIS ALDI SO MUCH. If I move, I will go out of my way to come here unless it requires a flight. They are the Chick Fil A of grocery stores. Hope this review helps you decide. ..... Hey! What are you still doing here? Get over to Trooper Road Aldi! Don't forget your reusable bags =)

My BFF had mentioned Aldi numerous times over the years, but I never went it. I'm not a brand snob,…read morebut I was certainly skeptical. I finally gave it a shot and I never looked back. For Aldi newbies here's some information for you: 1. Bring your own bags or pay .10 per bag, 2. Bring a quarter to get a cart. You get it back when you return it to the corral. 3. They take cash and debit, so leave the credit card at home. 4. You bag your own stuff 5. Just because it was there last week, doesn't mean it will be there the next. The store is primarily generic, but there is some name brand items sprinkled throughout. The quality of the food is great. The produce section is decent and quality is high. You save some good money. I typically save $10-$20 per visit. Don't expect to get everything on your list, because the selection is limited. But it's worth having to go to two stores and save the money. Aldi is a part of my weekly shopping. I usually go there first and get everything I can and then head to my 2nd store. I highly recommend giving Aldi a shot.

This is the BEST place around to buy local, fresh produce, very inexpensively. Great prices every…read moreweek on in-season fruits and vegetables. They also carry unique items like Lychee and Guajillo chilis, as well as locally produced items such as jams and dried fruits. The owners and staff are very friendly and they gave me a 5% off card which I use every time. Bring your own bag, or they will give you a box to carry out your items. Stay out of the produce section at Acme and Giant - go here instead! Worth the extra stop!

So, we stopped by this place one day thinking this was a permanent farmer's market or something…read more But, once we walked in, we realized it was an Indian grocery store. We couldn't be more thrilled cause we just recently moved to a nearby apt complex. I agree with EllenM, they have very inexpensive produce and a good variety as well. But, because of how new this place is and low foot traffic, some of the specialty produce isn't all that fresh. Oh, they don't always put out all their produce or the freshest stuff. If you want something that you don't find or would like more fresh stuff, they will get them from their cooler/freezer. So, just ask. The owners/staff are definitely very friendly. For an indian grocery store, this by far have the cheapest prices for reputable brand items in the norristown area. And, they are slowly growing and bringing in more items and variety. So, even though they may not have a great variety of items yet, you can get all your basics. As mentioned earlier, definitely don't forget to check out their jams and dried fruits section. You won't regret it.

I found this hand towel at the Gigante Farmers Market in West Norriton for $3.74; significantly…read morelower than Amazon. Seven boxes were left in the paper products aisle closest to the bakery.

Great produce at great prices. The Mercy bakery inside is awesome too. They have the best rolls and…read morepastry.

This place does not even deserve a star and I will take my business elsewhere. After visiting…read moremultiple times, here are some of the observations: Veggies are mostly stale. It is one of the most unhygienic store and it made me feel sick after eating from their food counter. Rotis (bread) cooked at the facility are mostly mold infected at the time of purchase. Customer service is non-existent. They choose to justify indefensible actions rather than acknowledge their fault and take corrective action.

Good selection, a clean store, friendly atmosphere. I love the store. When I went there for the…read morefirst time, I was simply amazed to see the variety of items. Service was excellent. Ambiance was very good and reasonable prices compared to Apaaka Bazzar.

I wish I had time to browse as this was my first time in a Supercenter, but I was sent here on a…read moreparty emergency pick up. Parking was plentiful. The footprint is huge compared to the standard stores. The grocery section alone resembled a traditional market minus the butcher shop, along with rows and rows of dry goods, the two areas I shop in at home. Everything else is insignificant to me. Oddly there was only a handful of self checkouts for a store of its size.

Customer service would not exchange a car battery that was purchased just hours earlier. It was…read moreunused, it could not have been used, and its terminal caps were still in place. (The battery was a misfit because it lacked an 'R' on its group number.) Customer service said it was "non-returnable" ... despite there having been no such notice during purchase. My request for store manager intervention got a "security specialist". He did nothing but keep repeating "its policy and we can't make exceptions". When I asked again for the store manager, I was ordered to leave. An elderly man in line tried commenting on the absurdity of the situation and was ordered to "butt out". When he refused to be silenced, HE was ejected from the store by Mr "security specialist". When I continued asking for the store manager, he called the local police, or at least pretended to do so. That went nowhere in the absence of any real basis, so he then started filling out paperwork for "banishing me from all walmarts forever". He actually pretended to want my signature as I was wrapping it up and leaving. Nobody ever bothered to so much as look at my receipt, so I can't imagine what Mr Security Specialist was actually writing. 1. Don't ever buy a car battery from Walmart without triple-checking its group number. Walmart apparently expects customers to be clairvoyant about their battery no-return policy and eat the cost of mistakes. 2. I chose to abandon the $180 useless item at customer service, i took pics showing it in their custody, and I have filed a dispute with my credit card that will become a charge-back to Walmart. 3. Don't shop at this Walmart if there is ANY chance that you may need customer service. The approach seems to be "all roads lead to security". No store manager availability, no intent to actually solve anything. Weak customer service is one thing, but this store has coupled theirs with remarkably immature and incompetent "security". That is a toxic combo that is destined to go absolutely nowhere good for customers or Walmart.