Absolutely adore this co-op and recently became a member! You get 10% off once a month if you join…read more The food quality and variety is unmatched, especially considering it's not a huge store--they have ~400 items in their bulk section if you count spices and teas! I'm always discovering new products I've never seen anywhere else. Bulk chocolate-covered blueberries. Locally baked breads. Decaf canned cold brew. And unsurprisingly there are great options for vegetarians, vegans, people with allergies or gluten sensitivity. And so many local products (sometimes apples fresh off of the farm truck!) The staff are helpful too, they even have a manager for the wellness section who can answer questions about vitamins, supplements, etc.

Folks say the TPSS coop is expensive and that can be true. But: I love it for its bargains…read more First, the bulk section. So many everyday and unusual products at a fraction of the price you would pay for the same thing in little bottles, boxes or jars. My favorites are oatmeal and spices. Second, the wine section often has good prices on decent wines. Not easy to find these days. Some of them are organic. And finally, there are some freshly prepared foods that make the co-op a destination store for me. Sushi. And those spicy samosas that are kept in the warmer near the soups. Especially the cabbage one! Apparently they are made by Zemen, the Ethiopian grocery on Maple, so you could also look for them there. That is the co-op the way I experience it. But it is waiting for you to discover your own - the possibilities are endless

Haven't been inside but like ordering from here. The prices are very reasonable and they seem well…read morestocked. It dosent have the fancy amenities like a sushi bar that Wegman's or Giant had but still a good solid store.

Only stopped in to check the bakery section. I was only there for maybe 5 minutes because I was…read morelooking for the strawberry pastry. Unfortunately they were sold out but I could tell the bakery section was fairly popular here. The rest of the store was lit fairly well and was very clean. The lines were not too long and shelves were organized. I didn't know there was a Food Lion here so I think it's great! I thought the closest one was Frederick so I'm glad there's one a bit closer! I'll be going back!

Pro: moderate size parking lot, coin star & Pokemon card vending machine, Starbucks inside, clean…read moreinterior, self checkout machine. Con: price, no one at the customer counter at times. Just a good ole Safeway that anyone can stop by to pick up some grocery. I been here a few times here and there throughout the year. The parking lot is moderate size so no issue finding parking and shopping carts are restock near the entrance fairly well. The inside is clean and the shelves are stocked fairly well. Safeway a bit pricy on some items but they do have price sales from time to time. Overall an ok place to do shopping if you are in the neighborhood.

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

So I decided to swing in here on my way to an event really quickly just to buy something quick to…read moreeat and decided to go with one of their halfway prepared salads. I didn't check the date but when I opened it, the lettuce was brown. Looking at the date now it says 7/17 so still plenty of time. I was already upset about that but imagine how even more upset I was when I found this nasty bug on the lettuce! I usually never buy prepared items but I thought this would be the healthier choice then stopping at a fast food joint. Apparently not.

Got ill and manager treated me w ith respect!!…read more Always good prices and nice Christmas goods

Really love all the sprouts in the area but this one in Burtonsville is my favorite. Fresh produce…read moreand nice employees

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.

This community-minded market carries products from local vendors and offers unique products I…read morehaven't found elsewhere. I love the vegan Neapolitan cupcakes from Rubicon bakers, for example--not only is the frosting delicious these chocolatey small cakes have a filling which reminds me of the (not as healthy) classic Hostess cupcakes. The eggless egg salad wraps from the deli are also good. Other favorite products are the almond chocolate pudding and the Virginia honey roasted peanuts. I don't do my regular shopping here but love to stop in when I'm in the downtown Rockville area. There is a convenient parking lot and garage spaces dedicated to the store, always a plus. There is a small salad bar which looked well-maintained when I was last there (but did not try) and a coffee and juice bar (the latter I've only found so-so--my açaí bowl from a visit months ago wasn't good, but I've heard the chai is tasty). I think there are wine and cheese events also held at the coffee bar seating area. I love the small book section although I've not browsed there yet, The only thing I've found not consistently great is service at the cash register. Mostly the cashiers have been friendly but occasionally we'll get the few who don't seem to want to be there... Recommended for a visit at least once...!

My visit to Dawson's Market was a pleasant one - I loved how this place was set up, as all the…read moreproduce and items were organized well, everything looked fresh, and the staff were all welcoming & friendly. I came to look for a particular product, which they had in stock - yay! The aisles were easily to navigate through, and I would love to spend a little bit more time to peruse through their items on the next visit! They have a surface and covered lot available for patrons, so just look for the specific signs. Check their site as they host classes, catering options, as well as updates on the features on their hot bars. +friendly service +free parking for patrons

Some may think this is a discount grocery store and may snub this place because they are too good…read morefor discount groceries, however, that type of attitude just truly shows their own ignorance and haughtiness come out. Lidl was a chain started in Germany originally and then expanded all across Europe and now in 31 countries. You will find things here you wont find elsewhere and if you like European goods, you will definitely find some treasures here. The prices here are good, so thats one of the reasons that brings me in. But, also, they carry Greek, Spanish, French, Portuguese and other ex US products here which makes it fun to shop here and uncover new treasures! This store has limited edition section and it was fun to browse that as they have some European items that looked quite interesting, most Greek & French products. I took a look around their frozen section and even saw they had some frozen escargot (snails), which was super interesting for me to see! I didnt get any this time around, but may get some when I am back home. They also have lot of fresh flowers and plants for sale here and lovely to see these options for sale! My only gripe about this place is that everytime you come into the store, the fresh produce section always looks like a disaster and the floors super dirty. I wish they would clean this area up a bit better and make it more visually appealing. How hard is it to remove some empty boxes, mop the floors regularly and arrange the produce in an orderly manner? Id definitely come back again and always there is something interesting to discover.

I have been going here for 6 years now and it is just getting more disappointing every time I go…read more Went to self check out because the cashiers always seem overwhelmed and frustrated(rightly so)tried to check out my items and one of the attendants came over, didn't say a word to me and proceeded to check all my of my items, threw them on top of my bags, smashing my groceries and then asked me if I wanted to bag them, after ignoring my inquiries, while he was checking my items. This whole process took longer than if I would have done myself. When I was leaving I asked why he checked my items at self check and was told he was trying to move the line. There was no line before I got there or when I left. Customer service was very disappointing. I worked@grocery stores for 20 years and understand how they work and that was just rude.

This store genuinely lives the values of people, planet, profit. I love the bulk section for…read moreherbs, grains, legumes, and that all produce is organic. They have a beautiful array of teas, toiletries and cosmetics as well as enticing and healthy snacks. The staff is friendly and helpful. They have their own recycling area for everything you can imagine, and a little free library! Thank you MOMs for giving me an alternative to the corporate health food groceries like Whole Foods and Walmart, who don't walk the talk in caring for employees welfare.

If you are a foreigner or someone with accent forget it - The upper management do not hear you , do…read morenot care about and you will hear " we do not need your patronage " I was trying to voice my one heath concern regarding the naked lunch operation and the upper manager who prided himself not to answer to no one - I was shocked and kind of disgusted by this snob arrogant stand - I have been coming to Moms located in newyork avenue NE dc and I liked the store and the people who work there and I kind had always this feeling of community and great space for nearby communities but now that image was gone - Here what happened a month ago while I was getting my salad , the associate ( who was very friendly nice and kind and he even apologised for things he had no control over ) while making my salad to go two strong drops of sweat dropped in my salad and I was watching that and got disturbed how to respond but then I said I must say something in a very discreet way and as I said the associate told me that he swears a lot and he truly apologised and after he cleaned his face with a napkin , he managed to make a new one and again he was apologetic and very professional about it - while leaving I felt a kind of an obligation to let the manager in the store know and she right away told me that the associate told her already and this young manager was really nice and she even gave me a store credit - It was managed professionally and I suggested since he had this issue may be better to move him to another responsibility like a cashier or anything else or wear a musk so this will not happen to any guests - Mind you , I personally come here because it is clean place and the manager I think her name is Cynthia was hand on and she always asks her team to change gloves and I see that - A one week later came and I found same employee making salads and nothing happened so I left right away and I had to eat macdonald which I rarely do - Then another week passed then I came back and I tried to raise my concern till I encountered this big shot and arrogant upper manager ( big deal ) as soon as I opened my mouth he shut me down " I knew about it and there is nothing we could do " plus it is not your call to tell us what to do " he was dismissively lecturing me - Then he look up and down to me and said " well it is up to you to come or not " Till now , I m so angry and disappointed because I really liked this store and all employees but this snob is quite frankly represented the opposite of what MoMs stand for - I understand, he could respectfully disagree with me but his rude approach forced me to share my story - So customers out there please watch when you are ordering your food , you might eat food with human sweat - Thank you for reading because I truly care about customers and if you see something say something