This location isn't one I normally visit. It was near a doctor's office. I had some concerns about…read morethe neighborhood, even in broad daylight. There was a police car monitoring the parking lot. There were guards by both entrances. They were very polite and great at interacting with youths. The store has a decent selection of items, except over the counter medications and some toiletry items. I think it is intentional for theft prevention. The self check out area had the least amount of customers. The employees were helpful when I needed assistance.

I see why there are 2 stars across the board for this store. There were 2 full service checkouts…read moreopen and they were 20+ people deep with full shopping carts. Although the store was brightly lit and many of the aisles well stocked; it was very understaffed. The store is located in a busy community that obviously supports this place but there are not enough staffers here to move the customers through. I came here because I was in the area but, I don't think I will be back anytime soon.

I'm giving two stars because it's a store and they remodeled. It's relatively clean. I'm not giving…read moremore stars because every time I go to self-checkout an employee starts pacing behind me or standing behind me to make sure I'm stealing. I bring a change purse and my own bag which I use to carry items because THERE ARE NO hand baskets. I take everything out and then flatten it so they can see there is nothing in there. One time I brought a change purse and no bag and bought one donut and Zyrtec. I was holding these two items. The guard told the White woman who works there that he thought I was stealing. She came over confused because there was nowhere for me to put anything. We shook our head and I paid and left. I rarely go here because I hate being treated like a criminal.

It really has to be something to get me to write a review. I have had more than a few incidents at…read morethis Giant. Unfortunately I have become accustomed to receiving subpar service/quality here so I've mostly ignored them. Most of the incidents revolve around lack of items, quality of items in some situations, store upkeep and customer service. I am of the belief that this is due to where this Giant is located. It is clear that this Giant and many nearby stores don't respect the customer base in this area. They don't seem to fear any retribution for the treatment of the people who patronize this store. We, as customers, are paying the same prices but receiving discount quality and service compared to customers at the same chain in different neighborhoods. The two incidents I've had involve one person. I didn't get the name but it was a middle aged white woman. I believe she was a manager of some kind. The only reason I'm distinguishing her race is because she may be the only white person working in that store as this is a predominantly Black American area. First incident: I was in line and ready to checkout in one of the 12 items or less registers. I was moving up in a line I was in for more than a few minutes (lines are consistently long) by now when the person in question came up and says, "this line is for 12 items or fewer". I look down at my cart and begin to count my items. I had 16 items. I just looked at her with bewilderment and moved to another much longer line (I wonder how corporate would feel if I put 4 items back costing the store money because one of their employees strict enforcement of FOUR extra items in my cart?) Trust me I totally understand adhering to policy and not slowing up the line for people trying to get in and out but this seemed a little excessive. On its own, this was not enough to illicit a response or review but the next incident raised my ire enough to report. Second incident: This incident maybe happened some four to five months later involving the same person. This time I'm checking out my items engaging in friendly banter with the cashier when the person in question comes up to the cashier, whispers in her ear then leaves. I didn't think anything of it until the cashier tells me she told her not to forget the water under my cart. At that point I had already told the cashier and she acknowledged. She looked uncomfortable telling me what she said. I told her that it was insulting to assume I'm trying to sneak out with a 32 pack of water. I don't really care about the excuse that this happens at this store. I'm sure water is paid for at a much higher clip than it is stolen. I didn't see where she came from but apparently, judging from both incidents, she is also a line monitor of some sort. Literally policing people as they're checking out. I almost wanted to take all the food back but continued. I don't think she is even aware or cares how insulting and disrespectful this is to customers. That is not my local Giant food store. I only go there when shopping for my mom who lives on that side of town. Luckily my mom doesn't request to go to this store much anymore because of the prices and I am totally fine with it. I had these two incidents during my sparse visits. I can only imagine the treatment regular customers receive.

The Grocery delivery section is terrible. I ordered groceries and I selected an early delivery but…read morethey were unable to fill my order. So they called and asked me to pick a later time and I did my order was left at the store with no one to deliver it. I called and I was told I should call door dash and arrange for them to pick it up. I will never in my life use their online site again to order I will pay extra to not deal with their crap. And their food is always second hand they can do better for the people that live in this area

I often find myself a last minute shopper and this location is always busy . Needless to say the…read moreemployees understandably are ready to go home . Feeling rushed and frustrated the clerk was so patient and professional Khalyle and Linda really impressed me . They handle the crowd and pressure w ease and remain so friendly these two make this Safeway a great place to shop

Went here to get some snacks and lunch for flight back home. The prices here are cheaper than the…read moreother grocery stores and they have a large variety.

I'll be the first to admit that Aldi used to make me itch…read more Like Dollar General and Dollar Stores for the most part still do. Back in the day, Aldi stores had product that was poorly merchandised and the interior of their stores reminded me of food pantries. Very uninviting, disorganized, basic and off-brand...so I avoided them except for the occasional crate of strawberries or piece of fruit - which I would quickly buy, then leave. That was about five years ago. I bought a lime one time I think, but I was building up my nerve over time in small doses lol. I started going into a few more Aldi locations consistently about two years ago after someone turned me on to those CLANCY'S chips. Couldn't believe how good they were and for such a ridiculously low price. For many years prior I was going to regular grocery stores or Walmart/Target spending $4-$6 for a "family size" bag of chips that's two-thirds air anyway. Where those KETTLE brand chips were on "sale" for $2.50 a bag. Otherwise, $5 a bag. I don't buy chips from anywhere other than Aldi now. Same chips $1 a bag, or less depending on which you buy. Although limited, their produce is suprisingly good too. And even some organic stuff if that's your thing. An Aldi cucumber - 49¢. A Safeway cucumber - $1.29 An Aldi avocado - 69¢. Safeway/Giant - $1.59 Mixed salad greens, Aldi $2.49. Safeway - $6. They even sell a smaller size where Safeway only sells the $6 plastic package. The lines are often too long; you bag your own groceries (so bring your reusable bags); no self checkout; buy your plastic bags; all maladies not uncommon to the traditional chains these days so no big deal there. Oh, and you'll pay 25¢ to rent a cart but often people are leaving as you're entering and will offer theirs. Either way, also no big deal. The chips got my attention and reaquainted me with the Aldi brand. I've migrated into the produce so who knows what's next. I'm still working my way up! Pleased to report that Aldi's has also remodeled most of their stores. The chain has grown on me and no longer makes me itch. Scoring = 4 Also, owned by the same folks that own TRADER JOE'S.

I typically come here for flowers when I'm in town. The pre-cut fruit is expensive for the portion…read moresizes. I purchase the cake from here and it wasn't good and not enough icing. The cake tasted like paper. There's always an armed security guard at the door no matter what time of day. And if you use self checkout there's a gate that has a receipt scanner that you need to use in order to leave. Super sketchy.

This location is filthy, often has expired goods, and consistently provides terrible customer…read moreservice. Today was my tipping point. While picking up a few items, I noticed the broccoli was rotting. As I checked for better pieces in the back, an insect jumped on my arm and bit me, causing it to welt. I spoke with both the young man in produce and an extremely unprofessional manager with glasses. She was completely unbothered and dismissive. If you can, cross over to Alexandria or visit the new Giant. The extra effort will save you from this abhorrent store!

As a contracted shopper for Uber Shop & Deliver, and Instacart, I frequently visit your store at…read more1201 First Street NE in Washington, D.C. I must commend Valencia and Ursula for their exceptional customer service. They consistently demonstrate professionalism, efficiency, and cheerfulness, which greatly enhances the overall shopping experience.

Not one of the best locations. The store was empty and security was tight. Price was mismarked for…read morethe drink. He was kind enough to correct the price for me. Not one of the stronger Harris Teeter locations I've been to. The store felt empty in a way that was a little off-putting, and the security presence was notably tight -- more so than you'd typically expect for a grocery store, which sets an uncomfortable tone before you even start shopping. There was also a pricing discrepancy on a drink at checkout, where the shelf price and the register price didn't match. To his credit, the staff member was kind enough to correct it without any pushback, which I appreciated. That kind of customer service saves the visit from being a total loss. Harris Teeter has better locations in the area -- this one just isn't it for me

Friendly Davids Market is one of the last bodegas in the Southwest area in between Navy Yard and…read moreWaterfront neighborhoods. A Korean couple own it and it sells a variety of basic goods from alcohol to ice cream to plastic bags. In the very back, you'll find a small ATM in case you need cash. The icing on the cake is the recently painted outdoor walls. Each side is brightly colored with some of DC's best murals.

The store should stay open until midnight because the current closing time is too early.read more

This place is a really good replacement for that community a few years ago they lost the 7-11 over…read morethere. Also this place has really good customer service.

The cashiers are miserable as hell. I only come here bc it's around the corner and damn their…read moreattitude is so trash!

It's a big deal for Lidl, a Germany-based grocery store with more affordable prices, to open in…read moreWard 7's Skyland. It's the first Lidl to open within Washington, D.C. and only the fourth full-service grocery store in Wards 7 and 8, a food desert. Opening September 28th, here's what you should know: 1) Parking: There's a large parking lot just outside, street parking, and a parking garage in the Skyland Town Center. 2) Space: It's pretty big with plenty of aisles full of food and products and several check out lanes. (There are no self-check out stations.) 3) Hours: To start, it's open every day from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 4) Staff: 95% of them are from Wards 7 and 8 and they are very friendly and helpful. 5) Food: They have everything from produce to a bakery with warm croissants to wine to frozen foods. It's a full-service grocery store so they have everything you'd want, including paper tower, spices, and house goods. 6) Prices: It's truly one of the most affordable grocery stores in the entire city.