I recently moved to the area and needed to stick my kitchen, so I shopped here today. The store is…read morevery big and has basically everything you'd need. I came early so there were a lot of dollies being worked in the floor but that made the isles crowded and hard to move around. I was at the store for a while getting everything I needed and as more time passed it was even harder to move around. The cashier that checked me out was very fast and made the transaction easy. Overall, this is a good store. I give 4 stars because the prices were higher than I expected. Compared to where I'm from, everything in the store costs an extra $1.50. It's not a terrible mark up but I definitely spent more money than I feel I should have.

The pre sliced lunch meat is more times than not a gray/green in color and the cheese has no…read morebarrier between slices and you can't get slices apart...so you are spending money on stuff you have to throw away,this giant used to be as good as it gets but in the last 2-3 years, it has gone to trash and in that I have thrown pounds of lunch meat and cheese

This place is amazing! First and foremost, the staff is wonderfully delightful. Second, you just…read moresimply can't beat the prices--anywhere. I always expect my bill to be so much higher than it always is. Ultimately I just can't recommend this place enough!

Not only was I charged twice for one product AGAIN at this messy location but when I opened item…read morethere was a bug embedded in one of the shrimp. Headed back tomorrow. Oh watch out for the wheelchair woman that is parked in front of cart area asking for your quarter and location is apparently the only one that closes at 8 pm

We popped into Whole Foods after eating nearby because we needed a few items. We don't usually shop…read morethere, but grabbed what we needed before heading home. From the outside the store looks small, but it's surprisingly large inside. The prepared foods looked fresh and very appealing. Produce was fresh but on the smaller side. The store wasn't crowded and parking was plentiful. I paid with the Amazon app for the first time and it worked smoothly -- great experience. Overall, a convenient, well-stocked stop for a quick grocery run.

Stopped by this location to get this organic tea that I purchased at another location. I walked…read morearound the store multiple times before I located the location they shelved the tea. They did not have the tea I was hoping to purchase. I did grab some fresh cut fruit. They have a sale going on 20% off of selected cut fruit. The shelves are pretty stocked and the store was somewhat busy. The parking lot was not such a hassle due to the snow but because this location shares the parking lot with other businesses and such is small; parking can be tight or you may have to be patient and wait for someone to leave

Mom's has great grocery items. This store is organized well and signs are clear. The workers are…read morefriendly and I can always find good products.

I stopped in this store for a couple of items that are cheaper here. I was able to get a few of the…read moreitems that I came for but seem to run into this location running out of the items or not being stocked. The store is very busy, clean and not as quiet as the other stores. Parking is a little hectic as well. I had to travel to a store further store to get the other items.

As a resident and community leader, I would like to make it know that ShopRite has been a long…read moreawaited blessing granted to our community. The store offers good quality food at the expected prices. The workers are nice any the general atmosphere of the store is very pleasant. The store is always clean and parking is readily available most of the time. The store has greatly enhanced the Liberty Heights and Gwynn Oak intersection. i purchase a lot of produce from this location and have noticed a change in the quality on too many occasions. I would normally leave ShopRite and visit another grocery store to make my purchase. A couple of days ago, I didn't have the time. Feeling frustrated and seeing a pattern developing, I decided to snap a photo to share. I am sure that THIS IS NOT a true reflection of ShopRite management or it's owners. ...but, photo says it all... If I saw produce in this condition in my own refrigerator, it would be tossed into the trash can. I'm sure that the owners would do the same. What on earth...???

Walked into ShopRite to get my receipt and the night manager was rude because I asked her to get me…read moremy receipt from a self checkout register she then proceeded to be loud, disrespectful and short with me. During my conversation with her she kept walking away because I was not 100 percent what 2 registers it was as I was speaking to her because she kept sulking and complaining about she has to run a store. The security guard butted into our conversation and escalated the entire situation. They both kept saying I was being rude when I was just trying to get my receipt and the manager kept refusing to do her job which ended in me having to call the cops because how much lying was going on by the staff. I have a video and I plan on escalating this issue.

First time at Eddie's and thought it was a cute local store with a decent deli and bakery! The…read morestore was incredibly clean and all the employees were kind and helpful. The pizza was decent and i loved the deli sides like the different pasta and potato salads!

Eddie's of Roland Park is a local, upscale grocer with multiple locations. I don't do a lot of…read moreshopping here because things are pricey but I do love their local emphasis. This location of Eddie's is not my favorite. Parking can be very hard to come by, the garage is tiny which means it can take a bit of time to get in and out of it. I also haven't had the same luck with on a whim cake purchases that I've had at the other location. Eddie's emphasis on local means I can usually find Wild Bay kombucha, Zeke's coffee and Taharka Brothers Ice Cream. Their selection is decent so it meets my one stop shop needs. Eddie's has a decent selection of gluten free and vegan items. It also has snacks and crackers that I can't find at other places in town. I usually peruse the aisles to see what is being offered. I don't always buy but I always look. I also like to peruse Eddie's bakery. With an assortment of artfully done cookies, cupcakes, muffins, tarts, the bakery is definitely a sight to behold. The things that we have purchased from them are done well. Eddie's is a great local grocer and I will definitely continue to visit for my local and special occasion needs. The prices keep it from being my regular grocery destination.

I wanted to order 150 pieces of chicken from Ms Danielle in the Deli Dept and it wasa AWESOME…read moreexperienc she and the crew in the back ground made my Day

Really disappointed with the quality here…read more The fruit is routinely overripe or rotting, or the bins are just empty. The dairy section is a complete mess- nearly all the cartons of eggs have broken eggs and I regularly find expired products. Also, if you need anything at customer service you can find yourself waiting at an empty desk for 10+ min. Please improve!!

Came here to take someone to the grocery store. Harvest Fare is located in northwest Baltimore in…read morethe former Kmart building. The store was well stocked and had an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables along with meats as well. The service at the deli counter was fast and efficient. The ambiance was cool and as a grocery store should be. The store was clean with staff cleaning up a spill of berries in the produce section within minutes. They do have prices that are good for shoppers looking for a good grocery deal during these times. All in all, I would definitely give this store a visit to stretch those grocery dollars.

My favorite place to shop for deli meats and cheese! Great Customer Service! The cheese taste like…read morecheese.

I am a transplant back to Baltimore, and the Safeway in Charles Village has consistently been one…read moreof the most positive parts of my routine. The staff is always kind and hardworking, but today I want to specifically recognize an employee named Baron. I have watched Baron work over the years. He is almost always by himself, quietly focused, working hard, and never drawing attention to himself. He is the kind of employee who just gets the job done. Because of how focused he always is, I honestly expected that when I asked for help today, he might say no--and I would have completely understood. This morning around 8:00 a.m., I was shopping for white grapes for a patient I care for. She is not able to get around easily, and one of her simple joys is having white grapes when I come back from the store. There were none available on the floor, and Baron was in the middle of unloading and checking in what looked like a very large shipment--many packages, clearly a lot of work. Without hesitation, Baron said yes. He went all the way to the back, unpacked multiple boxes, and by the time I returned, he had gone through them and pulled the white grapes from the bottom of a box--specifically to make sure I could take them for her. I was incredibly grateful, but more importantly, the woman I care for was absolutely thrilled. What Baron did may seem small to some, but it meant everything to her--and it meant a lot to me to see that level of care and consideration. Safeway Charles Village is fortunate to have someone like Baron. His quiet dedication, work ethic, and kindness truly stood out today. Thank you, Baron, and thank you to the entire Safeway Charles Village team for all that you do.

I came here for a quick lunch and wish I went somewhere else after picking my food choices. For…read moreless than 10 dollars I got a breast and a wing, which is all they had at the time, with potato wedges and macaroni and cheese as my sides. I was told I can wait another 10 minutes for thighs and legs. There were only 2 people at the counter was each were serving only either hot food or the deli. I did discover they were short staffed due to a call out. Service was slow. I did appreciate the lady that waited on me by changing her gloves but they should have tongs for the chicken. I was not to thrilled with how much she scooped the macaroni and cheese, she barely filled the container. The meal was close to 10 dollars. By the time I returned to my office which is down the street and sat down to eat I found the food to be luke warm. After taking a couple of bites, the macaroni and cheese reminded me of KFC's macaroni and cheese, not my fav. The chicken was ok and the wing was on the small side. I don't think I will return here for lunch.

This place is a pleasant little "foreign" shop in the reisterstown area. It isn't big, but does…read morehave a few interesting thing for an American like me, such as Arabic sodas, milka cookies, and some Russian/eastern European ice creams. That said, the selection of the latter is a bit small. It's sorta like a convenience store with more food varieties. If you are able to, I would suggest going to global gourmet by Family Dollar past the former big lots if you're looking for specific food needs. It has double the variety tho I will come here again if I am able to.

A good place, and my go-to shop particularly for apples priced much better than the nearby big-box…read moregrocery. Also a fascinating selection of international products including breads, preserves, dried pasta, canned vegetables and fish, candies, and interesting refrigerated meats and cheeses. Their packaged foreign snack cakes have led to fun experimenting trying new items. But watch out for the store-packaged Uzbek organic dried apricots. Unlike typical dried apricots, they're much thicker and darker in color and, while very delicious, some have seeds (or portions of pits) that you can't see. Those native to the area from which these come may well know that and know how to eat safely, but to the uninitiated like me a bite into one that chipped a tooth came as a very unpleasant surprise and landed me at the dentist. Sadly, seems the manager failed to accept my attempt at a good-natured suggestion some weeks ago--after a bit of unnecessary wrangling that included being told that apricots don't have pits, that you need to watch what you eat, and that it was my fault (which got me really annoyed and playing the attorney that I am)--to add "caution, contain seeds" to the label.