The vibe in this place is dreary. There seems to be a lot of turnover here. No one is happy and…read morethere are no baggers seemingly. The prices are horrible. Not going to return here as it took me over five minutes to buy a handful of items that cost me too much.

Pricey, items do not taste nearly as good and staff is ok but not like employees of Grauls who were…read moreknown and local, friendly and the best customer service. I don't understand why the prices are so high compared to Giant, Harris Teeter etc. The Amish Market in Easton is much better food, service and priced fairly for great quality. I won't be shopping at St Michaels Market.

We ordered Wegmans catering for our Easter lunch and it was the absolute best experience! We…read moreordered the pinwheels, croissant sandwiches, subs, fruit bowl, deviled eggs, and carrot cake and all of it was fresh and so delicious! Wegmans was also perfectly staffed on a holiday and the meals2go team were top notch with customer service! Wegmans will definitely be receiving my business for all future get togethers!

Outstanding/Professional Service…read more I shopped at this store for Instacart. Unfortunately, one of the items (Wegmans Italian Classics Uncured Pepperoni Thick Cut) was out-of-stock. I asked a member of the Deli department if any were available. The gentleman looked for the item in the freezer. He did not find the pepperoni. However, another member found the item and quickly prepared the item. As I checked out all my items and left the store, a third employee wished me a nice day. I recommend this store to anyone wanting to shop at an awesome store!

The APP is the worst! prices are high, sales are stingy. Employees could use more training. self…read morecheck out because cashiers are busy with very long lines and few cashiers. When I am doing self check out, no one offers to help, Instead, checking my bags to make sure I'm not stealing. no smiles, no, thank you, no please, just poor manners overall. I will continue to go someplace else, and only buy a very few items as needed at Harris Teeter.

Good options, great customer service and discounts if you're a member (free to join) and extra 10%…read morefor seniors on Thursdays.

I love Graul's Market. They really know how to present their products--everything always looks…read morefresh, vibrant, and delicious, especially the vegetables. There's a great variety of items, and their bakery is one of my favorites. The staff is consistently friendly and courteous, and checkout is usually quick, which makes every visit easy. They almost always have exactly what I need. The only thing I wish is that they offered online ordering with curbside pickup--it would make the experience even better. Overall, I definitely recommend them!

Today I drove from pg county to purchase chicken salad only! I used to work at the Naval Academy…read moreand fell in love with the store. But today the service that I received at the deli counter was disgusting! Miss Maddie was overly rude! She was snippy and very sarcastic with her words! Slamming my items on the counter and all!! Then had the audacity to tell me to have a nice day!! I'm old enough to be her mother & I've never been disrespected like that in my life! I understand people have bad days but this young lady should have just stayed home! And the crazy thing is when I complained the workers weren't surprised with her attitude!! The manager John didn't even apologize.. he looked disappointed but only said he'd speak with her. John... please understand that everyone isn't gonna put up with her nasty attitude! Luckily I have too much to loose but please understand first offense battery is a simple assault!! Just a FYI... tell Maddie to be careful the next person might not be so nice!

Delicious! We had the blue catfish and the mango tacos- and the drinks were good too! Played a…read morelittle scrabble while we waited

We went to Saint Michael's for the day for some seafood. Unbeknownst to us, the crab season ended…read morethe day before our arrival. I moved to Maryland from Texas. I didn't know about "crab season." So, what's the next best thing? Mexican! my friend and I went to Gina's for Mexican food. We sat outside. The ambience is nice. There are games that you can play at your table. So we played scrabble, While we waited on our food. The food was tasty, but of course, it's not like my beloved, Tex-Mex! The drinks are pretty good too.

This market has most things you need, from grocery items to hot and cold sandwiches to pizzas…read more Very convenient.

Great little store for coffee and breakfast sandwiches. Has an old country store atmosphere. It has…read morejust about everything you need. The staff is always friendly. We always look forward to getting coffee and a breakfast sandwich when were stay in Oxford.

An exciting little SOMD health food gem! Friendly service and delicious natural/healthy food…read moreselection, with niche brands and unique finds! On the outside appears as a humble little store but loaded with endless foods, products, cleaning supplies, etc. inside... a pleasant surprise! You can spend hours pursuing the colorful shelves! One downside: come prepared to spend $$$ with high price tags (prices have gone up with the new management)... However, the often run specials on products and other popular products.

A little gem nestled away in Leonardtown - the staff are always helpful - support small business !read more

I experienced a very unprofessional cashier. Any personal opinions regarding race,a person's life…read moredecisions etc... should all be left at the door when you come into work. I watched an employee hold up a line rambling on to an African American male about why he should not come into Weis and purchase alcohol and how Black men are needed in the world but right before him was an Caucasian male with a cart full of alcohol and she said absolutely nothing to him. It is a time and a place for everything. Discretion is key. Tact and professionalism should always come into play. The way she got into the man's personal business in front of a line full of people was totally unprofessional. You do not know what a person is going through and since your job is not to broadcast and counsel in front of a store full of people I would definitely say customer service training needs to be provided.

Used to shop at Weis regularly and thought the store was overall run very well. That ended when…read morethey put in ALL self-checkouts except one. The poor lady working that one is so overwhelmed that she stands there with a vacant 1000 yard stare at the overwhelming # of people waiting. I feel so bad for her. The self-checkouts don't work well at all and constantly need input from the store's front-end managers. So they have 2-3 people running around trying to quell the incessant dinging bells and flashing lights of the self-checkouts instead of just being cashiers and checking people out; which would go much faster. I'm sorry, I work 8 -10 hour days and usually have just left work when I grocery shop. I am not going to then work more checking out a full cart of groceries just for the privilege of giving them my money. I came in for groceries, not a job interview. Save yourself the time and hassle. Weis' decision to eliminate any form of customer service did do one thing for me; I now buy most of my groceries from Amazon and have them delivered to my door for free.

If I could give six stars, I would, because I am a total fan! Us folks from Hawaii are huge fans of…read moreTrader Joe's! In the five days that I was in DC, I visited at least four times! Just when I thought I had enough gifts and snack to bring home to the islands, my luggage said I had space for more! What does that mean and meant going back for more goodies! The store was neat and had everything that I looked for. The staff were also very friendly. In regard to parking, I'm not sure if any parking is available. The next time I'm in DC and in the area, I'm definitely heading back!

Best time to shop is early morning any day of the week, especially weekends. This is likely the…read moresmallest Trader Joe's in the city, so when the crowds come the items go fast. When I decided to take a chance one late afternoon to buy chicken thighs and the shelf was empty. The crew does not appear to restock frequently when this happens. This is an issue at other local Trader Joe's, but the checkout line wraps well around the store if you come on a busy day. When the store is stocked and you can move freely around the aisles, it is a great experience. Despite it being smaller than other stores, I still find what I need a majority of the time. Other items like a graham cracker pie crust or tartar sauce I have to go to a larger grocery store. The staff is friendly every time I'm there as well. It is always a pleasant and smooth checkout experience!

I stopped by this store on a trip and appreciate the layout, tidyness, and availability of the…read moreproducts. Short on time, I was not able to pack fruits and snacks and this store delivered. New to Aldi's, I'm learning about its product options and suppliers. I realize every one can vary to the next. Shoes in one, dresses and houseware in others! But always bring your bags/bins, and a quarter for a buggy/cart. I've yet to truly explore the Aisle of Shame as I hear it is a "danger zone" lol. Ok, I digress... next time :-)

I love the brand. I love doing the "Aldi tour" when we travel. The prices are great. The produce…read moreis just at good as Whole Foods. If you ever have a problem with a food item, you can return it and get your money back (and the same product). They take customer satisfaction seriously. I don't care that the store isn't fancy. I appreciate saving money.