My favorite grocery store in the area. Always has easy access parking and the staff here are always…read moreso friendly and welcoming. They have really competitive pricing and have a bigger selection of goodies than other stores. The produce section always has fresh diverse options. Meat and bakery departments also a favorite as they have good cut selections and baked items. The rest of the store is huge with plenty of organic options. Lots of self check out spots and check stands that are actually staffed with people. It's a calm chill place which is nice and not chaotic like going to Walmart or Aldi. Definitely prefer shopping here when I can. Would recommend this place.

Stopped here on the way to a conference to grab some sushi. Dining area/ cafe was clean. Sushi was…read morefresh. Girl working the checkout was very nice. Would come back!

This is the location that started it all over 25 years ago…read more The Motherload. The Don Dada. The Boss of Bosses. The first Dutch market a friend of mine took me to in the mid '90s. I was in love immediately with all the freshness and deliciousness that I've come to appreciate from several locations around the DMV. What a fabulous business. Fresh produce. Cooked and fresh meats. Jarred and baked goods of all sorts - and furniture. Like I love to say, you gain 5 lb just walking around a Dutch market.

I wish they were open the entire week, or for dinner on Saturdays. But they probably need to get…read moretheir horses and wagons back to Pennsylvania before dark. One of the great features of the market are the multiple stores under one roof - King's fried chicken, Lapp's candy and pretzel store, the Dutch Family Restaurant serving breakfast and brunch in the rear, Beiler's donuts where you can find great last-minute bargains right before closing time, and a host of other vendors. The workers are friendly and polite - you can tell which ones are Amish based on their attire. The non-Amish girls wear English clothing, but they're just as friendly.

I come to this Giant location very often as it's the closet grocery store to my house. I don't have…read moreany issues with it. It's nothing special, but I almost always find what I need - on occasion there are things out of stock that I'm looking for, but not often enough to make a big difference. I have had a mix of interactions with the staff here, nothing outwardly negative, just generally unfriendly. BUT there is a gentleman that usually works in the dairy/processed meats section and he is always SO NICE and so friendly. Even when I come in at 6 in the morning on the weekends! Overall, I like this location, and I will definitely keep visiting (obviously with the 1 million check-ins!)

I was a regular shopper at Shopper's which unfortunately closed after 30 years. I was forced to…read moreshop at the next Super Market Giant Foods! At first I liked it. I tried their Delivery. The first two times it was good. The third time was a disaster. They have a fraud department. I was flagged..it happens.. They realized it was a mistake and reinstated my account. Mind you it was $250 worth of food. They reordered my delivery (another $250) and the fraud department canceled the order again! I called to fix this. A man by the name of Chris said it was "billing issue" Fraud? Billing? which one. I am for now on going to Costco. I told them they lost $15,000 worth of my business because of their incompetence.

The food court inside Great Wall Supermarket used to be one of the best hidden gems in town. Every…read morestall had something special, steaming baskets of dim sum, sizzling stir-fries, rich noodle soups, fresh BBQ pork, and perfectly crisp scallion pancakes. It was the kind of place where you could wander with a tray, try a little of everything, and always leave happy (and full). Beyond the food, it had an atmosphere you don't find often anymore: a casual bustle, families sharing dishes, shoppers taking a break from the aisles, everyone drawn together by the smells and flavors. That's why it was such a loss when the owner closed it down. The whole community misses the variety, the warmth, and the incredible value the food court offered. It wasn't just a spot to grab a bite, it was part of our weekend routine, a place to bring visiting friends, a taste of home for many. Thank you to everyone who ran the food court for all those years. Your hard work and hospitality made Great Wall more than a supermarket; you made it a gathering place. You're dearly missed!

The supermarket is super clean and sells every and anything one can think of including exotic (to…read moreme) foods from black chicken to dried mushrooms to geoducks! Other fresh seafood included lobster, reasonable prices stone crab ($3.99 a pound is the same as t home in Newport, RI), Dungeness crab, lobster, and - to my surprise - a tank full of fresh frogs which I wives witnessed the demise of (well, four anyway)! The workers in the seafood department were on their a-game! A beautiful store that I will come back to for sure.

Love it. My favorite is Inca Kola, I had it when I was back…read morein Peru. That magical yellow liquid. Great selections of bread and cheese and meat. They also have vegetable and fruit. I'll come back for Inca Kola for sure!!!!!!

This place is great. I find ingredients for all the Hispanic dishes I want to make and the fresh…read moreproduce section is amazing, better prices and always good veggies and the best avocados. The frozen section has a huge variety of things as well. Also if you are in a hurry, they also have cleaning supplies, beauty and over the counter meds, maybe not the least expensive but very convenient. I really appreciate their efforts to stay safe during Covid, they won't let it be crowded in there.

Love a Taste of Europe and the owner is lovely. Tiny yet mighty grocery store with a lot to offer…read more Stock your home with goods from sauces, cakes, teas, skin care to wine. I have a favorite sauce I get here that I can't get enough of. I love the Nicolas Tea. Everything I've gotten here is highly enjoyable. I can't wait to return.

the best market in this area very tasty very clean. I love it recommend…read more It's remind me my country

Trader Joe's needs to teach a master class on how to run a grocery store. They are definitely the…read morebest in hiring really nice, hardworking, and friendly individuals. I have never met someone at a Trader Joe's that wouldn't go out of their way to help a customer. The food is delicious! They have lots of fresh fruit and veggies. The Employees are constantly packing those aisles with fresh produce. I really like their cheese section. I always get the feta cheese, baby Brie cheese, and Gouda cheese. They are priced so reasonably. I love their snack section and I load up on nuts, dried fruits, chips, pretzels and cookies. You can't go wrong with Trader Joe's snacks. I also buy their muffins and breads. They have a sourdough bread that is amazing. The scones are really good too. Don't forget the lemon cookies, they taste like lemon meringue pie. Yum! The store is clean, well organized, and well stocked. If they don't have a product you need, they will let you know when it is coming in. Great food and excellent selection, fabulous employees, good prices, why would you go anywhere else?

The sample corner is back in business! (But I didn't find the coffee sampler.) And no more hard…read morecoffee candies. But this one is preferable to the one in North Bethesda because it seems to have more parking spaces and getting back onto Rockville Pike can take a while, especially on Saturdays. And unless you like parking in underground garages, you can give the downtown Rockville TJ's a pass (formerly Dawson's Market). Store is clean and well-stocked, and they always seem to have staff restocking the shelves. Cashiers are friendly and efficient - they'll call you over to one of their lanes if they're open (and the lanes are named after local roadways for convenience). Just be careful turning into the lot from Travilah and Route 28 - the first driveway is exit-only!!

Thank u Juana! Kudos! : ) Delicious fresh fruits and veggies! : )…read more Best Regards, Tant Nagwa Kabil

Love the variety of foods and the food court is something cool and different with the build your…read moreown ramen bar. I did not have any issues with staff here, as I see from the other reviews, but I only went once. The grocery store is comparable with most other Asian or international markets in the area, nothing really too noteworthy in the good or bad direction. Although... I love the snack selection here, it was hard to walk out with just 1 treat!

This place is not eco friendly. They are literally the only Giant with signs saying no E-bikes or…read morescooters allowed on their premises. They have security following black ppl so be aware of that while others walk out with shopping carts. Treated suspiciously everytime I patronize this location. Definitely not my Giant . Don't give this location your money.

A fine store with some select great prices. Aldi, of course,…read morebeats it on most prices... but beyond staples the quality is much better...

Terrible rotton produce, supposedly fresh chicken is pre-frozen & thawed (see photo). I've…read moreexperienced unfriendly employees and sen some abhorrent nasty manager behavior at this location speaking very disrespectfully to customers. Recently come up a customer had it out with another customer and the manager. Screaming ensued, police were called and the stored was emptied because shoppers were afraid. Homeless people begging immediately outside the door and a very rough neighborhood at night, in my opinion, makes shopping here, scary. WTH is wrong with this location? Terrible oversight by upper level management otherwise they wouldn't let this kind of behavior happen at the store level. My recommendation is to shop at Walmart, Wegmans or Giant Food which is much nicer... no drama, and no fear for your life.

This place has somehow managed to beat Walmart at being the worst store at milestone. We loved Aldi…read morewhen it first opened. The cashiers were very nice, the employees kind and helpful. But wow! What a change. They all are miserable and would do everything in their power to make the customer miserable. Parking their stocking carts in the middle of the aisle, moving customers out of the way to restock already stocked shelves, dumping rotting produce on top of clean produce. The list goes on. I don't see a single employee from the older times. It's all new, bottom level workforce. If you want to work here the bar is on the floor! I have started driving a few blocks down to Wegmans - the produce is better and you don't have to fight their employees to get to the aisles. I'd avoid!