This is my neighborhood FL…read more It's always clean and stocked. I have rarely come into the store and not been able to find what I need or ask someone for assistance and they help right away. Even going as far as going to the back if I'm looking for something in particular. The quality of goods and the selection always fits my needs and the price point is the cheapest when compared to a giant/shoppers/weis/safeway. I could recommend this location over and over.

I was shopping for lamb chops and didn't see anyone in the meat department, so I asked the first…read moreemployee I came across -- which I believe is a normal thing to do. The person happened to be working in produce, and I politely asked, "Excuse me, do you know if y'all sell lamb chops?" Her response, however, was unnecessarily rude: "I don't work over there, I work over here. You see that lady in the white? She works in that department." Her tone and attitude were completely uncalled for. I don't care how old you are -- there's a respectful way to direct someone, and that wasn't it. I later learned her name is Madean. I brought the situation to a manager's attention because no customer should be spoken to like that. Hopefully this is addressed and doesn't happen to anyone else.

This new market is super great and very affordable. Every Wednesday new fruits and vegetables are…read moredelivered.

Inconvenience is not "quirky."…read more Aldi is a decent market where you'll be able to get most, but not all, of what you need, for mostly good prices. However, they have certain business practices that seem to exist for no other reason than to make them "stand out," and irritate the customer. First- the carts. You need to slot in a quarter to get a cart. Its 2018, I barely even carry around paper money. No one is going to steal your carts, Aldi. Nobody cares. Thanks for making me navigate a too-small parking lot with a cart just to get my quarter back. Your system is antiquated and actively hostile to the customer. Second- bagging. I have no problem with paying an extra five cents for bagging. Aldi charges ten cents, which is pathetic but whatever. I use a handful of bags- and reuse them for other things. I'm willing to pay for some bags. What I DO have a problem with is the bagging system. You don't even ask if I want bags, and you just start chucking loose items into my cart? I'm not spoiled. I'm fine with bagging my own stuff. What annoys me is that I'm expected to put up with you speeding through my items, chucking them into the cart, and then having me (and everyone else) go stand off to the side to re-pack everything. PROVIDING POOR SERVICE AND ACTING AS IF YOU'RE DOING ME A FAVOR IS NOT OKAY. Here's an (incredibly obvious) fix: have the cashier ask if I want bags. If yes, give them to me, and hand me the items as they're scanned, and I'll put them in bags. Honestly the whole experience really soured me on Aldi. It's hipster nonsense- being deliberately inconvenient so they can seem "unique."

I stopped in yesterday and decided to pick up hotdogs and rolls. I ate a hot dog and roll. As I…read morewent to put the rolls in the fridge I saw blue-green mold on multiple rolls, which meant I likely ate one with moldy bread. I tried to call the store to let them know so they could check others and throw them out. But the number takes you to a 1-800 number where you can't talk to anyone. They tell you to reach out to them on the website. I went to the website and I could only leave feedback about the website. And I wasn't driving back to get a refund. I usually don't shop here because there is typically only one person checking people out and the line is ridiculous. I won't be back anytime soon to this or any other location.

This location recently opened in Crofton, I dig because it is Uber new and hasn't been corrupted by…read morethe masses yet. The store is larger than the Bowie location and what appears to be more organized. Staff are super friendly and there is more parking. So far this has been my new go to

You can NEVER make me hate Whole Foods! This location is such a great addition to the Riverdale…read morePark community. It's surrounded by so many unique businesses, making it easy to turn a quick errand into a whole little outing. I stopped by for an Amazon return and ended up enjoying lunch--some sushi and pizza--in a relaxed, comfortable setting. The staff was sweet, helpful, and quick to assist when I couldn't find an item. The area feels safe, although it can get pretty busy at times. Luckily, I was able to snag a parking spot in a prime location. Whether you're grocery shopping, grabbing a quick bite, or knocking out an Amazon return, this location makes it easy. Definitely one of my favorite spots in PG County.

This Whole Foods is close to the UMD campus and is an achor store for this center here. Lots of…read moredecent dining here, a gym, pilates studio, nail salon and small shops also here at this center. Ive been here several times in the past and occasionally will come check out whats new here but I really don't like supporting Whole Foods too much as Im not an Amazon fan nor do I like to pay higher prices for items I can get elsewhere for cheaper. But, occasionally its a nice treat to come. They do have lots of baked goods that can be enticing and I do like their tres leches cake, which is well made and tasty. I got a slice of that on this trip here. We also got some fresh black mission figs (super yummy) and sampled a new fruit we didnt know about called a chocolate navel orange (also super yummy). My mom and I love fresh veggies and fruits and grocery stores are places we like to go together and explore. Its a special bonding activity that I have really come to cherish immensely over the years. We also got some mango fruit pops as my mom likes them. We are both lactose intolerant so dairy options are usually out of the question. I also saw a new product I have never seen, which are Ethiopian injera crisps and that looked super intriguing, so I bought some to try. Happy to report that they are delicious and definitely taste like injera! Overall, this is a solid super market and we like to come here occasionally to pick up fresh fruits, veggies, old staple items we enjoy and discover new products too!

This is the worst Safeway sorry never ever ever ever any shopping carts -shelves empty and never…read moreenough checkers during peak times WORST --with all the new homes being built near by have to do better---so 0 stars for store BUT 5 stars for the staff as they are always helpful and pleasant ---but the lack of carts --for over a year now this has been going on --along with stocking of products makes it bad for them as customers become frustrated ---also pharmacy staff is super great ----but corporate needs to assist management to get this store back on track like yesterday look at the infrastructure being built around this could and should be a main shopping hub for the community around not the store we avoid ....let's keep the money and the jobs in Brandywine please --we don't need another Aldi or LIdl no offense to those stores --but we need a full scale grocery with a pharmacy Safeway please do better

Safeway has their own gas station and Convenient Store. As an avid Safeway customer, I was more…read morethan happy to visit their gas station. At the gas pump, you are prompted to enter your Safeway card or telephone number associated with your Safeway card. I don't believe there is an issue with customers who don't have a Safeway card. I did witness a customer inquiring about utilizing the Safeway gas pump without a Safeway card. The customer successfully utilized the pumps without incident. The Safeway Convenient store does offer discounts for Safeway card holders. Please note the Safeway cashier is positioned behind a bullet proof glass. I am looking forward to visiting this Safeway Convenient Store and gas station in the near future.

This location was SO clean! This was the easiest review to write because everything was laid out…read morewhere it should be. There were no issues navigating the around the store and the self-checkout was seamless. Tempted to drive from DC on a monthly basis, just to shop here!

I used to frequent this store but I can no longer walk the floor to do my necessary browsing to…read morefill my grocery needs and the electric carts are never charged properly or left out in the parking lot also this store is less than 2 miles from my house yet my deliveries must come from Waldorf also store shoppers for delivery don't know how to find requested items in the store boars head hot dogs are not by the bacon and sausages but in the deli dept so consequently they say they are out of stock when they are not if it were not for the traffic going to waldorf I would just shop food Lion there it's time to find a new grocery store

The place is a dump. Rotten vegetables and fruit, filth on the floor, flashing LED ceiling lights…read more Don't get me started on the outside... trash EVERYWHERE. Employees are nice enough but it's clear working there is a J-O-B only at best. But hey... for the low price of 5 bucks you can get a "Frozen" ice cube... yeah. Clean the place up ALDI, do better.

Clean and well stocked! I don't really have too much to say about grocery stores but they had a…read moregood selection for an Aldi. We were going to go in just to check them out because it's a new location. However, we ended up buying stuff because the presentation was so clean and neat. So we bought a few grocery items and check out was easy. The lines weren't long, which was very nice. The cashier rang out our items really quickly feel like, crushed some of my stuff, but it's okay- he kept the line moving !