For me, a grocery store can't get five stars, there is always something missing in it that other…read moregrocery stores have. The things that they sell are amazing, though! I especially love the way that they sell sushi there, and there is a great Starbucks in Giant, too!!! It is located in a shopping center which has many cool stores in it, and an Arby's near it! The cashiers are always nice and have things to talk about if you want to! Giant is a "Giant" place, and it looks really clean in there. I definitely recommend this place. Overall, 4 Stars

This entire chain is a damned GREEDY disgrace, no actual checkout PEOPLE, relying on their damned…read more(BROKEN) "self-checkout". I won't go to ANY of their stores ever again I'm fed up. Miserable places. Went to pick up a couple things, NO checkout PEOPLE, 1/2 the self checkouts broke, wait try and use 1 it wouldn't work either the 1 surly "attendant" comes over. I said that's it, i'm done walked away. NEVER AGAIN.

Great Store, delicious products, excellent customer service ! Cheese, sausage, pickles, caviar,…read moreeverything very delicious .

What a great locally owned store with a large variety of food staples and Eastern European…read moredelicacies at reasonable prices. The owner John is very personable, knowledgeable and friendly. He truly enjoys his customers and is dedicated to an excellent customer experience. We love to visit the store and always find a wide variety , excellent quality at reasonable prices. The breads are fantastic! Can't wait until our next visit to see what's new. We definitely recommend supporting this small business!

Very great spot for the local ethnic groups as well as for the adventurous gringo that wants to add…read moresome extra spice to their lives. If you want to experience the local Harrisburg Hispanic flavor, stop by here and explore.

From the owner: Hispanic Products. Keeping your health and safety in mind, while still providing quality service…read more Call us, and visit the butcher in town. This is your one for shopping, paying your bills, cashier checks, and sending and receiving money by Western Union, Money Gram, and Ria.

As someone who used to shop at Trader Joe's regularly in New York City, this visit felt like…read morereconnecting with an old friend. I had missed the combination of unique products, affordable prices, and the sense that you'll always discover something new with every trip. Apparently, I wasn't the only one excited to be there. On a Tuesday around 5:00 PM, the store was bustling with shoppers filling their carts and browsing the aisles. Despite the crowds, the experience was still enjoyable and reminded me why Trader Joe's has such a loyal following. One of the biggest draws is the value. Trader Joe's offers a wide variety of: Affordable groceries Specialty snacks and frozen foods Fresh flowers and plants Health and wellness products Seasonal and limited-time items Of course, I couldn't leave without picking up a few favorites and some new items to try. I'm especially looking forward to trying the Orange Espresso Tonic, and I was happy to grab one of my go-to purchases, their sparkling lemonade. I also managed to snag a large bundle of eucalyptus, which will soon be hanging in my shower for a little at-home spa experience. A few practical notes: Clean, single-occupancy gender-neutral bathrooms Shared parking lot with the surrounding shopping center Plenty of grocery, floral, and health-focused offerings Can get quite crowded during peak hours What I enjoy most about Trader Joe's is that grocery shopping feels a little more fun than a typical supermarket run. Between the rotating seasonal products, affordable staples, and unique finds, it's easy to walk in for a few things and leave with a cart full of surprises. If you've ever lived near a Trader Joe's and moved away, you'll understand the excitement of coming back. For me, this trip was a welcome reminder of why it became one of my favorite grocery stores in the first place.

I stopped in today not for fresh blooms but to shop. I was disappointed in the houseplant selection…read moretoday. I did check out a display of "What's New at Trader Joe's? A few staff members were friendly and helpful in locating a few of those items. Trader Joe's is quick, convenient, and a great casual place to try out what's new; the fresh blooms and houseplants are all affordably priced. The parking lot can get busy, but people come and go pretty quickly.

I miss this little grocery so much! We lived two houses down and moved away this spring. Seng and…read moreYuen always greeted me with a smile and showed me where to find Gatorade for my sick daughter, dish liquid, graham crackers, mayo, you name it. Most of all, cookies and cream ice cream... There's a lot that goes down on this corner, and I've appreciated the steady, friendly presence of this warm couple and their store.

Wonderful, warm little grocery store that has a surprisingly large stock! Great neighborhood…read moreresource.

The (abiding by CDC guidelines) staff are better than Google when it comes to answering my…read morequestions about finding compliments for some of the seasonable yet uniquely grown items they stock. Great spice and vinegar blends for the immediate to advanced home cook. Perhaps the largest emporium for local based stuff next to the nearby Marketplace. Radish n Rye is just....magic.

Friendly staff! Cute names for the baked goods! (Eg. Lady Rosemary bread) which was tastyread more

It's a grocery store. Not the most pricy, not the cheapest…read more They do have lots of discounted meat & produce, we take advantage of that! The building is clean & they sell really pretty plants.

Great store in the area GIANT is my go-to supermarket when needing stuff, Marty The Robot was also…read morethere cleaning the floors their Meat is always fresh and since its a Super GIANT Food its got more stuff. My only complaint is how bland their decor package is, their coustomer service was nice tho and I whould reccomend this place.

If you have some time to look around, you can find some good stuff at decent prices. However, don't…read moreget fooled into thinking g that just because it is an "Outlet," that everything is going to be a better price. Generally, you will save some money here, but not always. I have run across a few items that were cheaper at the regular grocery store. If you have a good idea of what things cost most other places, you can make a good, informed decision and save some money. We like to check it out and see what they have when we can spare some extra minutes. They do have a nice "Everyday Heroes" program for military and first responders that can save you a few bucks as well.

It was my first time here and had a great time purchasing bargains. I found flavored waters for…read more$.13, unheard of!! I also bought canned crabmeat for soup, a 4 lb brisket for St Patrick's Day, snacks for the Grands, and a few more items all for $66.00. I'm not from the area but every time I'm passing through I'm going to stop in.

What is Rite? Prices aren't really lower than Giant or Weis. Walmart is cheaper, a lot cheaper…read more The stupid bowl & basket brand is overpriced and seems stale or out of date. Why the hell would I go here again when Aldi & Grocery outlet blow it away I'm boggled this place is still in business

Average supermarket though since I'm not a local I'm sure the local's love this place. They have…read moretons of non-name brand items that reminded me of the old "no-frills" chains like PathMark used to have. They also have the typical name brand items and prices were really reasonable. The only thing I didn't like was that they don't provide grocery bags but being a tourist passing through I'm sure this doesn't surprise the locals.