they used to be the top Walmarts between here and Culpeper. Now we'd prefer Culpeper. There are…read moreemployees who smell really bad, and some who have no interest or enthusiasm to even be there, the bathrooms are filthy a lot of the time now, nothing is ever where it should be. There's trash on the shelves in weird places, half drunk water bottles energy drinks empty popcorn chicken containers etc. we deliver and can Lose business to this lack of cooperation and hygiene too. Oh and the online stock is NOT CORRECT EVER. This has been said to multiple employees. Get your shit together.

I used to love Walmart... They no longer prioritize their employees or customers as they are…read moreconsistently understaffed. I used to know that if it was needed, it could be found at Walmart; that is no longer the case. And, the product quality is no longer what it was. I was shocked as I tried to buy fruit and vegetables this week, but had to walk away finding aging, even molded product in multiple places. I would love to see them return to prioritizing their patrons. For now, due to their decline, I avoid them whenever possible.

This review is for the Food Lion in Locust Grove, VA at 36127 Goodwin Dr:…read moreCustomers smoke in front of the store entrances every single day and employees smoke just around the corner from the entrances every single day. If you want to shop there, you must walk through a haze of cigarette smoke to get in either of the entrances, and once inside, the smoke permeates the shopping cart collection area and beyond. It's unhealthy and disgusting. In the past three years, I've sent three email messages to that store, and I've spoken with two different managers asking that they post no smoking signs in front of the store. They refuse to do so. Also, I've unknowingly purchased dairy and other food items that were already well beyond their expiration dates and some of their produce consistently looks like rejects from better stores. They have no healthy grab-n-go food, let alone a salad bar. I really hate this store.

They got piss poor attitudes here. Nobody knows what's going on half the time. Immature and…read morechildish behavior from people who can't even attempt to act professional or like they have any level of customer service skill. I can't wait for a new grocery store to come in beside them and out them under for good. ​

Could you please put your mini orchids to the shelves? It's too cold for them to stay on the cold…read morefloor in thick ceramic pots. I bought one of them today, and it has a cold damage. Also, it's your typical $6.99 mini orchid, there is no need to sell them for $9.99 in a different planter, which looks slightly nicer.

This is my first trip to Wegmans after moving to Fredericksburg. It's five stars for how attractive…read morethe store looks when you walk inside of it. But it's as pricey as Whole Foods and Whole Foods is overpriced. I wish Trader Joe's was closer because their pricing is much better in the food quality is really good. There are store employees everywhere and they are all very helpful. I'm a retired disabled, senior citizen, so I'm on a very limited income. I can't afford to shop at Wegmans for pretty fruits and vegetables. Unfortunately my Social Security budget is only going to buy me ugly Walmart food locally.

Clean plus late plus large lot. Employees mostly nice. Prices too high. Traffic can be busy…read more.shortage of free paper bags.

Went in excepting a normal grocery store experience then Rebecca from the bakery offered my…read moreboyfriend and I a cookie. The sign on the cookie says it is free for kids and I said "I wish I was a kid" and she offered us one with a smile. Everyone was super friendly, I got a buffalo chicken sub and a few drinks and the total wasn't too expensive, especially for a nice grocery store experience. The store is clean and organized with lots to chose from.

My wife and I stopped there today, as we have many times before. The deli features both breakfast…read moreand lunch sandwiches. The sandwiches are piled high with meat, cheese and fresh veggies. The bread is fresh. Subway could take a lesson from these folks. This is what a deli should be. The bakery offers a wide variety of sweets. My wife and I love the coffee cake. The store sells the best honey roasted peanuts I've ever had. Definitely worth stopping by. I only wish it was closer to me.

If you're near Culpeper, this Country Store is a must! The lunches are incredible, there's a deli…read morein the back. You write on a ticket which sandwich you'd like and soon your name is called. For $9.00 a sandwich, chips and a drink is a good deal, especially when you see the size of the sandwich! They pile on the meat and aren't shy with the fixings. There's outdoor seating, either open air or covered, to enjoy the scenery while you eat. If you're still hungry, the bakery is amazing; pies, cakes, mini whoopie pies; tarts, and more! There's also a huge aisle of candy and sweets. Plus an ice cream bar at the other end of the store. Every aisle is filled with shelves of jams, honey, baking goods, dry goods, spices, soups, condiments, nuts, dried fruits and much more. Love this spot and come back time and time again!

Another visit to our local Food Lion…read more Pre-Independence Day, the store is running some great specials on holiday essentials -- large seedless watermelons for $2.49, corn on the cob (4 for $1), and Turkey Hill ice cream (2 for $6). All were in stock and looking good. We were less successful in finding some items from our shopping list. I needed some specific produce items for recipes that weren't on the shelves -- eggplants, mung bean sprouts, scallions -- though they often carry them. While the latter two items were not in stock, we got exceptional service from a young man who was stocking items in the produce section. He ran back-and-forth to the back, with a smile on his face, to see if any of these items were there, waiting to be put out on the shelves. He found eggplants for us, and also an estimate for when the other items would be coming in. We love that this Food Lion is now selling fresh organic herbs -- basil, cilantro, mint, rosemary, and more -- that are still in small pots with dirt. We purchased a mint one for $3.49, which provides a larger quantity of fresh product than the small amount in the plastic containers. We also wanted to buy a basil one but many of the basil leaves were shriveled and dry so we opted for one of the small plastic containers. I also needed some specialty items -- and was unsuccessful in finding coriander seeds, star anise, and rice vermicelli noodles. The latter seemed to be sold there but were out-of-stock. Sigh, I've just had to order these three items online from a large retailer. A final note. We had a pleasant check-out experience. The line was short, the cashier was VERY friendly and efficient, and our bill was correct.

Placed an online catering order. Arrived at the prearranged time to pick up the order and there was…read morea mistake. The catering team missed seeing and fulfilling the order! Party was in two hours and the team jumped into action. Not only did they make the entire order in one hour but the manager personally delivered everything to our home in time for the party!! Thank you to Dereck and the entire deli team for helping us out!!

Sits just off route 28. As you cut thru to Carrico Mills Rd…read moreon your way to Route 3. Had to stop in to get a Lotto ticket. No gas just dry goods and beverages. The deli looked interesting.

has a selection of stews,rice,chicken on the hot deli. we got a 3 meat stew, rice and tamales to…read moretake home.The tripe in the stew was delicious.

I loved everything about this store. It's one of those places that I could just go wild shopping…read moreand love every minute. Inside, they sell such tasty products. I grabbed a shopping cart and my son was excited to jump in and help me pick out all of the goodies. I grabbed handmade cheese balls, classic old-time candy for our gingerbread house, pretzels stuffed with peanut butter and chocolate chip cookies that were proudly advertised as having no additives or preservatives. Don't worry, these cookies didn't last more than 5 minutes with my kids. Outside, there is a fun petting zoo, where you can buy feed and raise it up on a conveyer belt to feed the goats. Also, there are playgrounds that are fantastic. They're also available to buy but so nice the kids could experience such a high quality play set while I shopped. It was one of our highlights in visiting Madison.

I'm a sucker for an Amish market. SO and I stopped by Yoder's on our visit to Charlottesville and…read morethey were packed. Lovely country store with your normal deli offerings, Boar's Head, which was very disappointing. I'm use to Amish markets with their own meat and cheese offerings. We picked up some handmade bakery its and a beautiful cutting board.

Nathaniel @ checkout is a delightfully friendly and sharp young man. He was having a fun exchange…read morewith the smiling couple in front of me, and did a seamless pivot to a cheerful conversation with myself right afterwards. Great at bagging, too. Before the checkout line, I enjoyed shopping in this neighborhood Wegmans. As a vegan, I am a big fan of Wegmans thanks to their excellent selection of faux meats & cheeses, as well as beautiful produce, dry beans, and cruelty-free health & home products. Clean, intuitively laid out, and well stocked, I appreciate the interior environment as a pleasing place to shop. The location is fantastic, sharing a plaza with Old Navy, Five Below, Dick's and Ross. YES: vegan friendly

The staff is normally friendly and for the most part the produce and meats are fresh.read more