Honestly I personally really like this Harris teeter. I feel like it's in a convenient location and…read moreit has pretty much everything I need. Love the pick up drop off grocery order offering thing. The store is pretty clean in my opinion. The workers seem nice. The only thing... i definitely saw a mouse run across one of the aisles one night

One of the smallest Harris Teeters but I needed to pick up a few things while I was in the area for…read moreerrands, and they seemed to not have a whole lot of stock. Almost all the milk was gone. There are five self-checkout registers, which helps move the lines along. The cashier there was friendly and helpful. They have a free underground garage right on Battery Lane.

Great flower selection. Clean. Decent fruit selection. It's a standard t joes. Nothing specialread more

Ah, Trader Joe's--my happy place with questionable parking. Let's start with the only negative: the…read moreparking lot. It's under an apartment building, which makes it feel less like parking and more like playing a live-action game of Tetris with SUVs. Honestly, it's a little bananas (pun absolutely intended). But hey, what can you do? You survive the parking, and then you get rewarded with the magical land of Trader Joe's. Once you step inside, it's a completely different story. The store is bright, fresh, and easy to navigate. No wandering around like you're trapped in a corn maze--everything is right where you expect it. Within minutes, my cart went from "just eggs and milk" to "how did I end up with three bags of frozen dumplings, Cookie Butter, and enough snacks to survive the apocalypse?" The food? Always fresh. The produce section is unbeetable (sorry, couldn't resist). The frozen aisle? A greatest hits collection of comfort food. And the snacks? Dangerous. You don't go to Trader Joe's to stick to a list--you go to "accidentally" find new obsessions. And don't even get me started on the seasonal items. I fall in love, get attached, and then they disappear faster than free samples. (RIP pumpkin kringle, gone too soon.) The staff here are the real MVPs. Everyone is friendly, cheerful, and ready to help. Need to find something? They'll walk you to it. Buy a new snack? They'll tell you the best way to enjoy it. The cashiers are basically snack therapists--nodding along, validating my frozen orange chicken addiction like it's a completely normal life choice. And of course, the flowers. Somehow Trader Joe's has the power to convince me I'm the kind of person who always has fresh flowers at home. For $5, my kitchen suddenly looks Pinterest-worthy, and my groceries feel fancier than they actually are. So yes--the parking is tight, but the payoff is worth it. Trader Joe's is the breadwinner of grocery stores (get it?). It's the place where you come for groceries but leave with joy, snacks, and probably a bag of peanut butter pretzels you never knew you kneaded.

Five stars for this Giant! This is definitely my favorite location. The store is always clean, well…read morestocked, and easy to shop in. One of my favorite things is the fresh seafood section -- I love that I can pick up fresh shrimp and have them steam it right there. It makes for such a quick and easy dinner. The staff is always friendly and helpful if you need assistance finding something. Overall, it's just a really well-run store and my go-to Giant for groceries.

I was curious what shopping at a Giant Food would be like, since their parent company also owns 2…read moregrocery chains prominent in my area of New York, Stop & Shop (same logo even) and Hannaford. It was a combination of plusses and minuses. First, I thought the store was quite clean and well stocked, always a good thing. I would have expected the produce area to be larger though. The meat department was again well stocked and clean, though some of the seafood, particularly the salmon, did not look fresh. They carry their Care One line of personal care items that I buy in my local stores. Prices seem a bit steeper down here, probably a result of the location. But in fairness, not having visited a lot of other grocery stores in the area, I can't say whether these prices are competitive or not. But most items not on sale were typically 10% more expensive than where I shop at home. The parking lot is inadequate for the amount of business they do, and I think they would have benefited from some additional entrances and exits. You do need to proceed with caution and keep a watchful eye when driving through it.

The turkey gravy and cranberry relish are great at…read moreThanksgiving and Christmas time. The service is always very good except in the wine area. Ambiance Is great. CK

I have been going to Balducci's since it switched over from Sutton Place gourmet many many years…read moreago. Balducci's always had consistently high-quality food and specialty food. Since being acquired by Safeway/Albertsons, the "specialty", in a specialty store, has pretty much vanished. I still do believe that their bistro meals, ordered with care, can be a budget, friendly, yes, I do mean budget, friendly, alternative to fast food (herb, roasted turkey dinner with fingerling potatoes and green beans are $16 and can last for two meals) Their carrot cake, has always been exceptional and remains so The disappointing part is how Balducci's now stocks basically Safeway products and up charges considerably for them. (perfect example is their prepared coleslaw. ) Items like cucumber salad, herring nibs, and other items have disappeared in favor of commercially packaged items. I always found their fish to be fresh and flavorful, but now I have seen a decline in the quality of their fish. Recently , I went to get one of their wonderful cups of coffee and found that that Service no longer is available. I guess things change.However, I don't feel the change at Balducci's has been for the better

I enjoy shopping here for certain kinds of health foods and packaged goods. Also a decent array of…read moreproduce. Some nice frozen meals and cereals, but a lot of processed food as well. The store is clean and well-maintained. Employees are friendly and helpful when you need it. I agree about the parking. It's not ideal or easy. But the location is central Bethesda so that makes it convenient.

The parking lot here stresses me out and the elevators are slow. Would rather drive further to a…read moredifferent TJs

Great shop that has excellent fish and across the street is the companion store, Butcher,s Alley…read more They are both expensive but quality can't be beat and staff is knowledgeable too. Prepared foods at both places are excellent!

We had our Christmas Eve dinner catered by them and it was phenomenal: paella Valenciana, lentils,…read morebutternut squash, tortilla Espanola, croquetas de bacalao- which we fried ourselves, flan, all well prepared and absolutely delicious! The only flop was the arroz con dulce- too milky. Nonetheless, we would order from here again- we've also had their delicious crab cakes, empanadas, guacamole and fresh fish- what an absolute treat in Bethesda! Also check out Butchers Alley across the street- amazing cheese selection and incredible variety of meats.

I love this place too much - it was a happy accident that I stumbled across it while getting food…read morenext door! The selection and quality of items, particularly in the meat section, was awesome. Surprised my husband with some wagyu, and it was the one of the best steaks we've ever cooked at home. The butcher was also super kind and helped me pair it with sides, and reminded me how to cook it! & of course, there are lots of other goodies too - I left with some fresh clam chowder, drinks, and ice cream too. 100% stop in!!! You'll find something you need, and if not, definitely want :D

Such a cute magical store. Variety of natural hard to find…read moresauces and seasonings. Local ice creams, frozen local soups, large selection of organic and grass fed meats! Including a nice variety of veggies and fruits! All organic! Perfect for a quick stop to buy things for dinner. Even picked up a lovely rose scented bar of tallow soap.

This farm stand reminds me of my hometown roots in Wisconsin... It's a terrific place to meet and…read moregreet your neighbors and enjoy the fruits of all of the farmers labor. Great family business!

Every peach I bought this afternoon was rotten. My bad that I didn't inspect them, but what is…read moreNorman's doing even putting this out?

I absolutely *love* this market in Bethesda! It's a true hidden gem, offering an incredibly…read moreauthentic Mediterranean shopping experience with *everything* you could possibly need. From fresh groceries to specialty imported goods, this place has it all--and at prices that are **more than reasonable**! One of the best things about this market is its **unique selection**. I was thrilled to find **specialty chocolates and desserts** that I had been searching for everywhere else with no luck. The fact that they carry such rare and delicious treats makes this place a must-visit for anyone who appreciates Mediterranean flavors. Another huge plus? **Convenient street parking** makes it easy to stop by, whether you're grabbing groceries or picking up some amazing prepared foods to enjoy at home. Honestly, shopping here feels like stepping into a bustling European market--warm, welcoming, and full of incredible finds. If you haven't been yet, you're missing out! **Highly, HIGHLY recommend!**

I stumbled across this quint Turkish market and I'm glad I did. This market had delicious Turkish…read morecoffee options, snacks, seasoning, drinks, and other food items. The gentleman was friendly and patient as we explored all the Turkish goods. I ended up grabbing Turkish coffee, Turkish delights (regular/original flavor), and some savory pickled peppers. We enjoyed everything we got. The coffee was tasty, the delights were delicious - a must try - and the peppers were full of flavors that will blow your mind. I plan to visit again when I'm in the area. Don't pass the market without stopping to grab yourself something. Your tastebuds will thank you.

A charming little Italian grocery and deli that's definitely worth a stop. The sandwiches are some…read moreof the best I've had in a while, and the cannoli were absolutely delicious. The man behind the counter was incredibly friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. They also carry a great selection of unique items imported from Italy--things you won't typically find at a regular grocery store. Prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try more sandwiches, grab a coffee drink, and of course, more cannoli!

This Market has almost every edible from Italy and the Middle East, including (drum roll) Italian…read morePastrami, which is not at all like kosher pastrami. You can read all about it at John tanner bbq blog, just search "cornucopia"