This place is still amazing. Haven't been in a long time. Had to drop in to get a easy pass note to…read moreself. You can come in and buy it in person and walk away with it if you ever need it. You ever take the Chesapeake Bay tunnel you have to have an easy pass to be able to return for a dollar The staff are amazing the story super clean. There's always new things to find and they always get the newest cider and such.

****** Jan 2026: snowstorm coming and I haven't seen the…read morelarge Wegmans parking garages packed! I had the same idea of sticking up my fave things: milk, Kobe beef brisket cold cuts $19.99 per lb but soooooo good so worth it! Best warm store-baked bread with it: cranberry orange bread. Still warm from the oven (with such a warm friendly smile from the bakery staff diligently slicing and bagging the bread!) In case I get snowed in, got myself dark chocolate hummus, great for my sweets craving without the guilt. LOVE Wegmans: such unique offerings. *****

Pepperoni Pizza December 31 grabbed a pepperoni pizza hot…read morefrom the oven and some beer and headed home for lunch. Pizza was really good, pepperoni covered every square inch. Took 15 minutes to prepare. Pizza lady took her job seriously. The pizza was better than the specialty pizza we had last night in East Beach. Crazy huh? Cheaper too.

Always clean and ready to deliver good customer experience. Best prices for me and the family. Best…read morepart is the butchers market where they are always so nice and can tell you all about the selections.

Try their breakfast in the morning. One of the best breakfast spot in Norfolk. The bacon is…read moreeverything. The service was friendly and quick and the environment was relaxed when you walk into the store. I recommend the bacon, eggs, biscuits, and sausage links.

Deli is amazing. soul foods offered daily are delicious at reasonable prices. Huge portions. People…read moreare friendly and treat you like family. Grocery section has all of the basic items that you need. What else are you looking for?

I'm so glad I found Pendulum. I actually have yet to eat lunch here, but I am a member of the…read morePrimal CSA. The meat is great quality and there is always a nice variety of meats. Staff is very nice every time I've been in. The sandwiches (which I will try one day) look delicious! They have butchery classes as well, which seem like a great experience!

2026, this place just doesn't miss. I don't think I've ordered anything other than the…read morecleaver...lol sorry not sorry. It's top notch! Very good service. Burger is delicious, the fries are great but the garlic aioli is the star.

This is a small store and I ended up parking across the street. It was not a spot for fresh…read moreproduce, but I found a few specialty items I wanted. It's good that the area has an organic food market, but one would need to do a lot of shopping elsewhere to have a rounded diet.

Love this place. They have had every product I've practically ever needed for my various health…read moregoals or at home projects. Great deals on essential oils and various hard to find ingredients.I am a frequent customer and aim to remain one for a while!

Harris Teeter had some great E-VIC deals and sales. I have turned into my parents when it comes to…read morelooking at ads and finding the sales for the week. This isn't a bad thing, but I do wish Harris Teeters prices were more reasonable.

Overpriced and generally medium quality. Low selection in deli compared to other stores. Produce…read moresuper mediocre (once they were completely out of sweet potatoes on a regular day, not a great veg selection). Long checkout lines, no baskets. Multiple mornings there's been nothing fresh in the bakery, only mass produced items. Parking lot is small and always quite full. I feel like people who like this store have never been to a decent grocery store?? I only shop here if I have to.

Much better vibe this visit. Improved bread and baked goods section. Lots of cool and different…read moreproducts throughout the building. Left over Easter goods on sale. Not a lot of name brands on the shelves...as expected, except Goya products. But plenty of everything else. Many outdoor and clothing items. Children's clothes and toys. Actually turned out to be a pretty good day for a stop and shop. Dropped $77.00 on goods, including anchovies, coffee pods, apple sauce, bird seed, gardening gloves, mushrooms, honey, marzipan bar, bandaids, vinegar, huge water jugs, Old Bay seasoning, Tajik seasoning, citrus scented trash bags and a paper bag to carry the small stuff.

Like many, the "big savings, low frills" hype first drew me here. But, instead of replacing a…read moreconventional supermarket run, it just added another stop that never made us say "I'm glad we came here." Employees aren't unfriendly, just scarce, semi-avoidant and unhelpful. Today, an employee approached me with "Sir, we don't allow photo taking in our store." When I realized he was serious, I asked for an explanation and to see the corporate policy (he didn't answer); as a Yelper, I shared that photos brought authenticity, then asked if I would be kicked out if I continued. "I've been instructed to ask people not to take pictures." I'm sure there's a reason but I was annoyed! This is Lidl not a government building. Was someone in witness protection? The visit rolled downhill when I saw a sale flyer item I wanted (gingerbread village kit) but the 3 employees I approached couldn't tell me where it was. I found it myself at the very front of the store after I wasted 5-10 minutes of my life I won't get back. For us, future return visits don't look good. If you go, here's a detailed evolution... EARLY PROS? Big parking lot with wide spaces. Fresh bakery items with some uncommon varieties (cherry jelly filled donut) plus free samples. Customer operated digital scales/printers to price your own produce/bakery items. Weekly sales, app specials and perennial markdowns. New store so inside was pretty clean and bright. SO-SO's? Most products are unknown generic brands that you roll the dice on to later learn what to buy/not buy. BYOB: bring your own bags or PAY for theirs. The wannabe department store items in those rear center aisle bins made me chuckle; felt like a swap meet "get your frozen pizzas, pajamas, crepe makers, footballs, and screw drivers over here!" The appeal is gone. So are the samples and scales/printer terminals (ppl were cheating the system). Stock availability is hit and miss, especially with sale items, dairy and baked goods.

If you are looking for a fusion market that has a variety of fruit and international spices and…read moreproducts. I HIGHLY suggest you check this place out... BE WARNED! I think prices are a biotech HIGH but what places do you know that haven't been impacted by inflation? From dragon fruit to quail eggs this was a foodies field day! If you are into cooking exotic cuisine or simply want to try some international snacks, I say check this place out!

After a few visits over several years I'm gonna buck the trend here. Nothing bad, just not for me…read more It was cool seeing all the international items. But what I really disliked was inventory all over the place...just too messy! I was told by a friend they have a marvelous butcher. That area had a fishy smell. So a one and done, but again nothing bad. A-OK.