I purchased two avocados at Fresh World on 03/06/26 at 08:44 PM, as shown on my receipt. From the…read moreoutside they looked fine, but when I cut them open the next morning (03/07/26 around 11:00 AM) both of them were completely spoiled inside -- dark, moldy, and clearly inedible. What makes this situation even more ironic is the message printed on the store's bag: "Always FRESH!". Unfortunately, my experience was the exact opposite. This isn't really about the money. The amount is small. The issue is that customers should not be sold produce that is already rotten inside. If a store promotes "Always Fresh," there should be proper quality control to ensure the products on the shelf actually meet that promise. I hope someone from Fresh World's management or marketing team reaches out to address this situation, offer the appropriate apology, and refund the purchase. Regardless of the price, customers should not have to pay for food that is already spoiled. I'm sharing this so other shoppers are aware and can check their produce carefully when buying from this store.

Some good items TERRIBLE customer service…read more I have been coming to the store for years and today was the first time I came to return product they falsely advertised in the store. Came to the store with receipt and the product - which I bought 3 of and was not cheap- and Jumona (sp?), a rep at customer service desk quickly stated this product is not returnable due to various store policies. Next time, if there is one, be careful what you buy.

The parking situation, bring your Advil and patience. At least you can get the headache reliever…read morehere. Used to be a big fan of Giant. Do I still like them? Sure. Due to inflation and competition from Aldi and Lidl, they don't hold a candle to their glory years. Thank you capitalism. This is a very clean store. Absolutely wonderful employees. Yet to be clear, their deals aren't what they used to be. Even accounting for inflation, I'm not all that impressed. They definitely have every item you're looking for. The self checkouts save time. Great produce and fruit areas, but sales seem more difficult to find.

This Giant is large, and has a nice variety of goods. It's very convenient and well laid out.read more

It's a great store with kind people. Just don't order delivery, at least not from the store in…read moreMerrified, VA. They just make mistakes an awful lot. Very nice about it, but still not worth the trouble when there are more efficient stores for delivery.

If you're going to lock away your better wines, you should always have somebody in the store who…read morecan open it. I noticed a good deal on something interesting online and came across town only to find that the person who could open the wine cellar had gone away for the day and the store manager had no access.

It's an okay place to go grocery shopping. Prices seem a bit lower than what I've seen in its…read morecompetitors. Selection is so-so: lots of empty shelf space. Staff is not bad, but also not especially friendly, helpful, or quick.

Today I experienced my first ever racist encounter when a cashier (she said her name was Marie,…read morewasn't wearing her name tag) at the Food Lion in Lorton Virginia refused service to me by lying and saying she was closed. After going into another line I noticed that she continued to serve other customers that weren't minorities. I was specifically sent to her line by one of the front end people. I spoke with their store manager, but we will see what if anything to the employee. I do not plan on letting this slide! You should be ashamed of yourselves for hiring such people. Everything is on camera and I have contacted the corporate office regarding this.

This review is for the bakery…read more Woooooowwwwwwwe! They made a cannoli cake that was better than some Bakeries in New York. Everyone loved it and it was made fresh and on time. Order your next cake from them. Just do it.

I'm not sure if Harris Teeter looks at Yelp for reviews, but I think my experience deserves one…read more Living in this automated world, there are limited places at a grocery store where we need human service. The deli counter is definitely one of them. I went to Harris Teeter today looking for a different shopping experience than what I do every single week. Sadly,I didn't get it. Their produce department is absolutely beautiful. All of their shelves are well stalked and organized and staff in and around the deli area is beyond my expectation. The problem is with all that staff in the deli area , there's not a single person that wants to get behind that counter and cut your deli meats. Today I waited nine minutes with all manner of deli staff walking around me, and actually ignoring me from behind the deli counter. (I'll add that its not the first time) They may have figured out that I'm a Yelp reviewer, because the "manager" came over and offered herself to help me with my deli order - which by this time was too little too late. By comparison, I went to the meat and fish counter, where the minute I walked up, somebody was right there offering assistance, telling me to ask for them if I decided that I needed any help. Far cry from being ignored just a few feet away. Suggest cutting the dead weight in the deli. Staffing looks great on paper, but not in practice. There are 3 places at a grocery store where you actually need human help, deli, meat counter and cashier. If you want 66% then this is the store for you.

The Hilltop Wegman's has a few things going for it…read more I can tell you that they have a very good wine section, even including a few organic (no added sulfites) vinos. Wegman's also has excellent meat and seafood sections. The bakery is impressive. And one thing they have improved since we first shopped here five years ago is that they have toned down the blasting music that used to make us want to get fast out of Wegman's. The hot foods section used to be pretty good, but now it has shriveled down to next to nothing, The take-home pre-prepared meals, while very good in quality, are exorbitant. Plan on spending $16-$18 for a simple meal, which is as much as you would pay in a restaurant for the same stuff. While they have an abundance of self-check stations, Wegman's doesn't let you get cash back, like you can at Safeway. The self-check stations can be persnickety. Today, I encountered one machine claiming I had put an unchecked item in the bagging item before I had even started scanning my stuff. Yikes! But what I really don't like is how Wegman's does bagging. The Virginia legislature in 2022 passed a law allowing grocery stores to collect from customers 5¢ for each plastic bag used. Wegman's has completely done away with plastic bags, yet Wegman's but takes advantage of that law to charge 5¢ for each paper bag. The icing on the cake is their paper sacks do not even have handles.

I can finally say ... this is my favorite grocery store !!…read more Starting with pharmacy, prices are unbeatable in comparison to all pharmacies near. Staff is always friendly and has often given me "emergency refills " of my dog's controlled medications when I've forgotten to call in advance. Their cafe ... no words .. from having a bar.. to coffee .. SUSHI? Perfect place to study with a large seating selection. As for groceries.. I would expect them to be more expensive but they actually aren't bad. I love their kitty litter!! $12 and works amazing! Tip: Try their take on a shrimp po boy but in sushi form ... (you have to love old bay)

I've been in here a couple of times recently after randomly noticing it just driving by…read more Interestingly, it is a Nepali store--I have only seen other Asian stores such as Indian and Afghan. They have a wide variety of juices, breads, flours, chickpeas and lentils, daal, mango and other juices, coffee, tea, beer, kulfi (ice cream), etc. All of the prices are very reasonable. The staff is very helpful. I got a Haldiram's vegetarian paneer entree ($4.03), horse gram (assorted seeds, $7.56), Himalayan yak cheese ($14.13), dry figs ($8.07), two Kit Kats ($4.02), aloo bhujia (spicy bread sticks or noodles, $4.94), Thums Up soda ($2.01), current achan sticks ($1.00), and a Barashinghe beer (11 oz., $3.70). The total was $49.46. If you have never had Nepali food before, this is the place. Keep up the good work.

Nice mart, very friendly people. Good food and beautiful Indian memorabilia. Wish you Luck Savin…read moreMart! Many blessings.

For anyone of my 4 followers who have seen my other reviews about Wegmans. This one has views! It's…read morea cute little area and has a lot of space even though it's narrow. The only downside is that their seating area closes at 10pm. No other Wegmans does that sooo it's not cool They are one of the only Wegmans in the dmv that serves burgers and fries !! And the fries are fat, and crispy crunchy. VERY good.

With convenient underground parking, lengthy store hours, & proximity to the Eisenhower Metro…read moreStation, Wegman's is a top choice for both hot & cold food items that are fresh & tasty. My first visit at this location, however, was for a return. Interestingly, the customer service desk is near the stairwell & escalator just outside of the store. This made my visit much quicker than expected, which was a definite plus. While this branch opened its doors in mid 2022, somehow I just discovered it a few months ago. I guess you learn something new everyday, folks.

Came here with my family which included everyone from my parents to my nieces (1.5 and 4 years…read moreold). They loved the free fresh fruit bin for children, as well as the shopping carts for children. I really liked they had "temporarily out of stock" signs for strawberries and other items. Saved us the trouble of finding an associate to ask them if they had anything in the back. They have all the basics, which is convenient for last minute shopping, like cream cheese for breakfast.

I am a fan of AFresh for their convenience and easy to checkout, but this location is a bit…read moredifferent than my main Amazon Fresh store. Location: it is located in a busy shopping center and it is very congested inside and outside. There are so many employees restocking the aisles and blocking you from going past. Didn't get any sense of welcoming vibes or friendliness here. The store has only a handful of the smart carts. The employees stand at the entrance/exit and monitor you for the carts. No grocery store I go to has store employees monitoring you for carts. When I finished shopping and wanted to take the cart to my car to unload, they stopped me as if I am not allowed to do that. There are no cart storage lanes in the parking lot so you have to bring the carts back. I was only in the area so I stopped by, but unlikely to return here.

It works for what it is. Am not pleased about the new bag tax, but local government has to get its…read moremoney all ways possible. Right now inflation and also food in smaller containers, hurts my wallet a lot. What's left of it. As a thrifty guy I usually get fruits and vegetables from Asian supermarkets, or Aldi and Lidl. Here the quality is super, but at the price it's nuts. Giant is most often cheaper than Safeway. That's their main competitor. This one is clean and relatively maintained. Polite employees although a lot of self checkout stations. Not sure what to put down on my 1099 form as this is work. All jokes aside you can do okay when shopping here.

Went to the customer service desk today to purchase postage stamps; there were two elderly people…read morein line ahead of me. Serendipitously, one of them was an elder from my church. The woman in customer service was festively dressed with faux antlers and holiday earrings. With my church elder, who was purchasing power ball tickets, she was clearly perturbed. She was on edge with him and slightly disrespectful. He did not understand the payment arrangement; but she did not have to be so irritated with him. On to the next customer; it was an elderly woman wanting to cash in a winning ticket. The customer service woman chided the poor woman telling her that the ticket wasn't registered and she would be getting no cash payout. I seriously doubt if the customer even understood why she was not getting any satisfaction for her winning ticket. I did not like the way she was being treated. The process was laborious so I went to the express checkout where Tracey got me a book of stamps with no wait. She chuckled and shook her head with chagrin over the customer service woman's behavior. Anyway shame on her; she clearly needs an attitude adjustment especially at this time of year. Kindness goes a long way. Please respect our elders. They are people of value too.