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    5.0 (5 reviews)

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    Nalls Produce

    Nalls Produce

    4.4(146 reviews)
    8.5 mi
    $$

    As a first-timer at Nalls Produce, I can confidently say that I am so happy to have visited this…read moreestablishment. When you arrive, it is off a main road, so you can drive by it rather quickly. I had to use my navigation system because that is exactly what I would have done HAHA! There is so much to look at ranging from the variety of seasonal plants, herbs, flowers, and etc.! They also have gardening equipment, soil, and produce in their buildings that they have. Personally, I was more surprised to see that they had duck eggs, yogurt, and different cheeses. I have not come across these items at a produce stand before, so do not judge me (I definitely plan to purchase the duck eggs at some point in time). In addition to all their fresh items and produce, they also had interesting items such as their syrups (i.e., peaches and cream, maple, cinnamon roll (I could be wrong about that one) that can be used for a variety of food items such as pancakes, in yogurt, and waffles. Other items such as bacon ketchup, applesauces, butters, jellies, salsas, and more lined the walls of the store. I took a particular interest in their wildflower honey which is produced locally. The sign says to use it daily to help build your immune system against seasonal allergies. Honey, I I have allergies all year round, so you know I bought that (pun intended ). I am already on day two and I recognize a decrease in my allergy symptoms already! I also bought a rosemary plant that I will be using for other creations. The total price for the honey and rosemary plan came to about $25 and some change. Considering what I am using these items for, it was worth it. With the service being great and the products being of great quality, I will be returning for sure! P.S. - There are also have some awesome animals that you might hear during your time there! Also, this place is kid friendly as well. They have so much to offer to their customers, so I would suggest checking out their website for more information!

    I was in need for some locally-sourced, honey, and Google referred me to Nalls Produce…read more Let me start off this review by saying I had a positive experience, and I found exactly what I was looking for (plus a little extra). When I arrived, the first two people I encountered provided positive customer service, including taking me to the location where the locally-sourced honey is situated in the store (not just pointing to the general area). I really appreciated that. The other thing I found helpful was that when a team member didn't have an answer to my question, they were willing to defer to a team member who had more knowledge about what I was looking for. This is where Veronica or Victoria (I'm not quite sure of her name, other than the fact that it begin with a V) comes into frame. She provided really good and useful information in addition to asking really good questions. She also seemed to be sympathetic to the fact that I was not feeling well and was looking for something to help in the healing process. We need more of this in the world. Care and concern for humankind seems to be lacking here lately. If you are looking for locally-sourced honey and you live or work in VA, don't hesitate to stop by Nalls Produce! Happy shopping! Oops! One more note ; I'm not too sure Nalls is located in Alexandria as it states when you visit the website. After completing a pretty long day at work in Arlington, I didn't think a drive out to Alexandria (after primary rush time), would be so bad. But, the drive was a little further than expected. Because I'm not a Virginia native, I could be incorrect in my thought process. But Nalls Produce is not located in Alexandria, it is located in Franconia. That's not even Alexandria County...it's actually Fairfax County. Either way, it was worth the drive because I was able to find what I was looking for. However, had I known the drive would take it as long as it did, I would've probably done it on an early Saturday morning and spent a little more time to explore all of the other interesting items I saw. By the way, it looks like they do a monthly newsletter that highlights some great information for the upcoming month.

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    Play area

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    Nalls stand

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    ALDI

    ALDI

    3.4(72 reviews)
    10.7 mi
    $

    SHOP HERE! Foodies, vegans, meat lovers, snack & junk food lovers, and everyone in between will…read moreappreciate Aldi. And, in this economy, there is no reason to shop at any other grocery store in the DMV. Aldi does not price gouge unlike other chain grocers. Their stores are clean, well organized, well stocked, the selection is amazing, there are many high quality items including organic & grass fed, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Shout out to one of the stockers for his assistance today, and the sweet cashier, Lucretia. She made checkout a breeze and was really nice and had a big smile on her face. I believe that many of the competitors are 75% hype and "marketing"; you can literally get many of the same things at Aldi for a fraction of the cost of what you'd pay at the fancy chains, e.g., amazing cheeses, quality breads, meats, produce, etc. Over the years I've shopped at Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Mom's, Natural Grocers (west coast), Sprouts, Wegman's, Harris Teeter, etc., and these stores can't compare to Aldi. When I read the labels for many things I'd normally buy elsewhere, there isn't a huge difference. The fact that I can get most of what I need at Aldi makes it worth the trip and I don't mind going to another store to fill any voids. There is ample parking in their lot, and be sure to bring a quarter for the shopping cart (you get it back when you return it). Also, bring your own bags.

    They always have what I need and if not, I try something new they bring as they are known for…read morechanging lots of the merchandise to seasonal items. Most staff are friendly, quick and approachable... some are not! Thanks John, Juan and Binta for being amazing. Store is always clean and organized and easy to navigate through.

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    Cho Saigon Supermarket

    Cho Saigon Supermarket

    2.2(14 reviews)
    14.5 mi
    $

    They have most of every thing you need for Asian food. I don't like customer services here. None of…read morethem look happy. They threw the food and weren't care about the food you bought. It's always crowded. It's $5 minimum for a credit card charged.

    I can't say I know if this is the best Asian/Vietnamese market around. I do know that DC has…read morenext-to-nothing, so I was so happy to get my shopping on here. I came here the weekend before Tet (Vietnamese New Year), so of course it was packed with red envelopes, incense sticks, watermelon seeds, and candied goodness left and right. Unfortunately being a small shop, quantities were limited, and I watched 3 Viet women fight over the last of the bouquets of yellow flowers for their Tet celebration. Overall, this shop has your basic essentials to make all your favorite vietnamese dishes. I picked up some pho noodles, rice, some cooking sauces, herbs/veggies, and a few other things. Prices are unforgiving as a can of imitation meat I usually buy for $1.50 in CA sells for $2.50 here. I also couldn't find 3 Ladies Brand rice (boooo!), or my favorite brand of broth or ramen. But price and brands aside (I can be picky), I was able to find ingredients to cook what I wanted, and that made me happy. And if anyone cares, YES! I also was able to pick up some supplies to successfully celebrate Tet 3000 miles away from home!

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    Cho Saigon Supermarket - This little piggy...got chopped the f**k up by a Vietnamese guy with a cleaver.

    This little piggy...got chopped the f**k up by a Vietnamese guy with a cleaver.

    Cho Saigon Supermarket - Duck, Duck...flat duck?

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    Duck, Duck...flat duck?

    Harvey's Market - The Gobbler (Turkey Sandwich)

    Harvey's Market

    4.6(90 reviews)
    15.6 mi
    $$

    So I saw that SOKO was trending for best Philly cheesesteak in DC. So when I saw that they had…read moreHarvey's in Union Market, I figured I had to check out to continue my search for best Philly Cheesesteak outside of Philly (Angelo's, Uncle Gus, and John's being my top 3 in Philly). Let me start with the cheesesteak. I am a firm believer that an amazing cheesesteak has to nail the 3 components: 1) quality meat, 2) gooiness of the cheese, 3) freshness of the roll. Harvey's nailed the meat. The gooiness of the cheese was inconsistent but I do like their take on their own wiz. The roll was eh. Also, the onions were just thrown into the meat instead of being car elided on the flat grill. I think what really took my by surprised was the staff. The cook seemed to be on break eating while I waited for my order. Now it was a little dead in Union Market. I showed up around 5ish on a Friday night. But I was a little caught off guard when watching the staff during the making of my sandwich. Just expected a higher standard. If I lived in the area, I love the availability of getting fresh quality cuts of meat as they have available for your viewing pleasure. Their menu of sandwiches available here still look great. But now that I've tried their cheesesteak, I don't feel the need to stop for it again.

    Great selection of fresh meats, along with a frozen section. They carry fresh Benton's bacon! They…read morealso serve hot sandwiches--love the burger and the Italian sub!

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    Harvey's Market - The clever sandwich

    The clever sandwich

    Harvey's Market - Bone in ribeye little over a pound.

    Bone in ribeye little over a pound.

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    Longview Farm - farmersmarket - Updated September 2026

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