This store is more to the big side kind of store with somewhat big parking lot…read more There are more stuff and products in this location than most safeways around where i live, as usual staff mostly are sloppy and have that unwillingness look to help.. I give them 5 stare for location, products,price,sales, and big easy parking..

This location has 100 % the WORST employees possible. The staff here are beyond rude and very…read moreghetto. I DO NOT recommend this location whatsoever. Save yourself the stress and Just go to Giant down the road where everyone is friendly and professional - I have never had a bad encounter or interaction with anyone at Giant

Been shopping here since the grand opening and I love the prices and freshness of the food…read more I love how the store manager selected his staff because each department including the front end (cash register) have outstanding customer service but not the phony kind, they are real people with great attitudes. Arshad is so helpful in telling me about the sales, great small talk, and he's very solution oriented. I love sprouts!

I'm definitely a fan. It's so bright and airy from the moment you walk in. They had some decent…read moreprices in the produce section. I want to mention the shopping carts. I forgot to take a picture, but these carts are something out of the future. It's similar how Amazon fresh that you scan prices put them in your cart and pay for them then walk out the door. These carts add up your groceries as you put the items into it. They even have a scale on the bottom to weigh your produce. Even with other items in your cart! You can throw your purse in the cart and hit a button that says personal item and it won't affect the count. I'm not sure whether this is new, but there was an employee that was demonstrating the Features to my friend and I and if you used it, you would get a free grocery bag. We chose not to use it this time because all we bought were a few items from the bulk food section. I'm eager to return and try one of these high tech buggies out.

I have always liked this store because its pretty big and well stuffed with mainly all kinds of…read moresouth east food and all the spices of the world. I normally come here for halal meat which is mostly fresh. The have every spice you could ever need for cooking and so much other items that can be sacres else where. The parking is pretty big and there are lot of other store in the strip.. The staff are really friendly and nice..

I always had been a supporter of little business especially people with different ethnic back…read moreground because the come to usa with big dreams and we should help them. Two days ago, I wet to the Indus Food on New Hampshire Ave. Spent more than 100 bucks but there was something keep bothering me. I checked the receipt they charged me $5.99 for 5lb. Noga lowfat yougart.... The same yougart I bought it today for $3.99 from Patel brother..... It's just one example .... Take a guess, how these people are ripping you off in other items. For an evidence I am attaching both receipts, plz take a look and think again before you go there. I will never go there and will not recommend anybody to go there.

TERRIBLE customer service!!! Employee named "Rose" is just…read morestupid and doesn't have a clue about helping customers. Giant has become worse than Food Lion . It sucks when you spend an hour shopping and end up so frustrated at the checkout that you walk away and leave about $200 worth of groceries in the cart... going home furious and empty-handed!!

I come here often and the best time is early in the morning to avoid the crowds, but not too early…read moreas they might not have restocked yet. I came in this week after work and that was a huge mistake! I didn't need that many things but the lines were ridiculous. Only two cashiers on the registers and the self checkout lines were insane. In the aftermath of the recent storm the parking lot is a mess. Less parking and with the snow/ice mounds it's hard to see around them and causing dangerous situations! I keep forgetting to bring my reusable bags from home. I miss the plastic bags. These paper bags don't work!

Great products, great service, great prices. They sell the best honey I've ever had, and all the…read moreproduce is fresh and delicious.

I love this little farm because it's near my house but there are a couple of things that I don't…read morelike. Staff are not very friendly. You can come here every week and they will never know you. They used to have their own eggs but they don't anymore. They used to have really good baked goods and now it's hit or miss if there are any when you come. Things tend to be on the pricey edge. It could be so much better than what it really is. So much potential.

"Disarm yourself, Princess," Hades, God of the Underworld, commands the Daughter of Circe in the…read moreiconic sixth issue of Kelly Thompson's Absolute Wonder Woman comic book series. "I am surprised, sire. You are a God, and yet you fear my weapons?" Diana remarks playfully as she removes her tiara. "Curiosity rules this more than fear, I'd say," Hades responds tersely. "Better?" the last Amazon inquires, having shed her armor. "Do you think I can't smell an enchanted pouch? The magic coming off that thing might as well have cartoonish stink lines. Empty it." Soon, three magic lassoes, including the glowing, blood-red, Nemesis Lasso, are coiled harmlessly on the floor; and the origin story of how the Nemisis Lasso came to be, lushly painted by Mattia De Iulis, begins. Unfortunately, I must report that, at the Harris Teeter nestled in Maple Lawn Marketplace in Fulton, Maryland, you will not have the opportunity to purchase an enchanted lasso made from blood willingly given by Prometheus and unwillingly drawn from the last remaining basilisk. You will, however, find almost all of the staples every twenty-first-century family requires, barring a mad rush by shoppers to prepare for an impending snowstorm. Vibrant strawberries and blueberries, lush, not-quite-ripened, green bananas, and organic cucumbers, not to mention party supplies, deli-made croissant bread, coffee, teas, and bottled water are just a few of the necessities you could purchase, along with seasonal displays of stuffed squishies to bring cheer to kids of all ages. This isn't our favorite Harris Teeter, but it will do in a pinch.

Your cash register personal, always slow took me 30 minutes to get to…read morethe cashier that was totally out of energy and looked like she is fallen a sleep, the line kept getting longer and NO ONE came to help. Finally walking towards the exit the person at the information desk was on his phone and never approached to help. As a former senior Vice President at W H SMITH based in London I had hundreds of employees running registers and helping customers. Never seen poorer service. Off I go to another store. Thank you Rachel Graneng

The homemade sausage and beef jerky are amazing standouts! Drool-worthy…read more The selection is surprisingly good for such a small store, too. The coffee choices are great. The fresh produce is a feast for the eyes. I feel stress melt away when I step inside this market--a reprieve from the MoCo culture. Kind of a throwback to when I was young and lived where there were many more stores like this. We'd love to support this business more than we do, but we don't live nearby. We love stopping here on road trips, though. The owner is so kind. He is also very passionate about the quality of his products.

Boarman Meat Market is the only place I purchase whole chicken to make chicken soup from scratch. I…read morehave found that there is no after taste of preservatives or chemicals in my chicken soup. None! Just fresh cooked chicken, broth, veggies, and herbs. I realized this after using chicken from other stores, (Boreman's ran out of whole chicken one day) even tried Whole Foods "fresh organic chicken"! Note - I believe that since the meats has no preservatives or chemicals on their meats you need to use within a few days or freeze. Ask yourself when purchasing meats from other stores, - How long ago was the meat butchered..........

I hope management and all other levels above know how much the team members at this store care…read moreabout the guests and go above and beyond. Living in Montgomery County, I often deal with cold people. Right now we are experiencing some personal challenges. So I wanted to write and say that Paul and I were treated particularly well yesterday 4/7/26 by more than one team member at this store. Starting for me with the pharmacist who came from behind the pharmacy and assisted me in finding an over the counter product that has since helped me tremendously. She was so kind and willing to help without question. Then later after purchasing my items, I was standing waiting for my husband to finish with the groceries. Another team member from customer service saw me and asked if I needed anything. I told her I was waiting and she invited .me to sit and wait on one of the benches. Its nice to have such a kind store in our neighborhood

It's a crappy store and the employees aren't nice. My elderly mother has been going there for years…read moreand one day forgot her wallet. The store manager was mean and wouldn't let her run home to get her wallet. They also never have any product on the shelves. I would avoid it.

Ok, so the girls have been following Toni on the gram for a while. So we couldn't conceivably leave…read moreMD and go back to OH without eating at Manila Mart. One thing that REALLY irritated me when we went on Monday is that they were closed ... bad on me for not checking their hours So we came back today. Briefly saw Toni come in for literally a minute as we were placing our orders, but she rushed back out. The mart is on the right side, while the cafe is on the left side with casual seating/tables. Order your food at the counter and they bring it to your table when ready. We ordered caldereta, sisig, dinuguan, BBQ pork skewers, fresh lumpia and for the sweets: Milo iskrambol, mango float, ube buchi, and because we spent over $40, I got a FREE mais con yelo! Heck yeah!! Of course, the kids loved all the sweets! They couldn't pick a favorite between all the frozen drinks: "all were sooo good!" Food was all good also! Their dinuguan was ON POINT... almost as good as mine! Will definitely be back next time we're in the area!

This was my first time here and the service was good & smooth! They even offered a great solution…read moreto a mistake I made while ordering! I ordered the sisig bowl & it was a 7/10. I will say that it was spicy. I found it hard to eat the whole bowl all at once. Note that it's also a grocery store but there are tables for you to dine in if you wanted to. Overall, I will be back :)