*HAPPY CUSTOMER* I am incredibly pleased with the…read moreexceptional service provided by the staff at the Harris Teeter in Laurel -14702 Baltimore Avenue, Laurel, MD (Town Center)! A special thanks to Edwin (Manager), Helen and Tearra for being accommodating and extremely helpful. They all went out of their way to ensure I receive an item that is at times low in stock. Thank you all for your fantastic support and care* Best regards Bridget

The stores have similar inventory. I picked up some fruit and bakery items. The produce section is…read moredecent. The cashier was nice.

After reading some of the reviews, I had some reservations about visiting this store; however, I…read morewas pretty certain that this international market would have the items that I was looking for, so I decided to give it a try. In fact, I visited the store twice in one week because I liked the variety. Thankfully, both visits were uneventful. The store has a lot from which to choose, including a wide variety of fruit and vegetables. There are also a host of many other international items. I purchased a lot of fruit that I typically cannot find in most grocery stores. All of my produce was fresh from the lychee to the Asian pears and everything in between. Some prices are really good while others are marginally higher than other stores. With that said, I purchased what made sense and left what did not. The ambiance is on par with a typical grocery store setting with the extra added international feel. Since my visits have been specific, I have not had the opportunity to fully navigate the store to see what other international food items I can find. Would I return? As long as the visits continue to be uneventful, I will visit again from time to time.

WORST GROCERY STORE EVER! Not only very expensive, but they…read moredon't allow you to take shopping carts into the parking lot! WT ever-loving F?!?! I had to carry a 40 pound bag of rice and two bags of groceries to my car parked 50 yards away! Either that, or leave my groceries there in the cart, then go get my car. In this neighborhood, I'm sure my groceries would've been gone! Stupid management decision.

very clean african international store, their prices are very good too, not to mention customer…read moreservice, the employees actually talk and laugh with customers

From the owner: International grocery store. African food product, black soap, meat, caribbean, mediterranean,…read moreshito, food, attote, sour sop, sponge, dashiki, seasoning, fresh produce, top drinks, ginger, bread, gari, frozen iteams, rice.

This is the one of the exact reasons that I moved from Upper Marlboro to Laurel- for the vast…read morevariety in shopping. And Big Bazaar is definitely a winner. I came across this place while looking for another store. When walking into Big Bazaar be ready for a fabulous surprise around every corner. This store is very bright and clean and very organized. I am not familiar with Indian food and spices but I have no problem testing and trying something out. Like my momma always says " You won't know until you try it" and so I did with many things from this store. I just grabbed a basket and roamed from aisle to aisle picking up anything that caught my eye. I found this really tasty Lychee drink, some tasty frozen cheese filled parathas, spice soda (this is definitely and acquired taste- think of it as a savory masala soda, but I just had to try it), some natural shampoo and facial cleanser. I believe some of my roaming around aimlessly looked like I needed a tour of India and that's what I got. The beautiful & gracious owner, Lavanya, came over and introduced herself. She walked around the store and answered all my questions. She explained the uses of many of the different spices to the natural remedies you can create from them too. She was full of so much useful information that our conversation lasted over 10 minutes. Now I must warn you, once you have filled up your basket and are ready to check-out you will walk towards the front of the store but before you get to the registers there is a table to the right full of homemade Indian treats, one of them being a huge and tasty samosas filled with curried potatoes and peas I believe. These badboys are so big and only 99 cents. So originally I bought 4 samosas. Once I had checked out at the register, I went to my car, put my groceries in the back seat and sat in the car. I was curious of how good the samosas were, so I decided to take a bite. And then another bite and another bite. All I know is that the 1st samosa was gone and I was like I have to go and get some more. Now don't judge me, I mean I ended up purchasing 10 samosas, but they weren't all for me, ok maybe 3 will be for me, but they were absolutely wonderful. Once I was home I turned my oven to 325 and heated up the samosa which gave the pastry a crispy texture, a little dab of the mango chutney or the tamarind & date chutney I bought and me and my family had a delicious afternoon snack.

Great experience at Big Bazaar! Had my list of ingredients I needed for a specific Indian dish. I…read morewent in and was able to easily locate each item. The staff were friendly and helped me find a few of my ingredients. They have a huge variety of ingredients for Indian cooking. I was so excited after leaving that I started planning my return to try more items. Great international market!

Mostly clean inside well stocked spent about $40 on items that were on sale. Water cheese & fruits…read morewere also on sale with coupons I love gas point you earn! Overall friendly staff very knowledgeable of things around the store.

miss olawunmi, preethi chandran,rita, felix and everyone in the pharmacy department and every staff…read moremember at the laurel maryland giant are doing an amazing job. please say thank you to them because they are a great people. by the way, seth brown was amazing and he's a great manager for the grocery store he is very attentive, very caring and gave great service, they all deserve a raise because they're doing such an amazing job

I don't shop at shoppers anymore because the quality changed at this location, which used to have a…read moregreat selection of fruits & veggies. Now that most of these stores closed, I've heard how the prices shot up ! I stopped in to get some butter(not margarine), frozen waffles, grilled chicken fajitas, sliced beef lunch meat to make some chipped beef and small bag of flour. Just these things cost me $40! I did go by the refrigerated section for the eggs because everyone has mentioned how expensive they've gotten and i was floored. Average is $5.00!! Wow... Also what's up with these flavored pancake syrups and dessert style pancake mixes? Makes my tooth ache smh! Not sure why my pictures aren't posting Service: was ok Ambiance: it was ok

SOMETHING NEW!!! I…read morerecently purchased chicken herbs savory infusion cooking flavors booster. When I purchased the chicken herbs tube I added some to my gravy & the flavors was so delicious. It's like the flavors is like cooking in slow cooker & that flavor I delicious. It's not overly salty at all but a little goes a long way. I can't wait to try the other flavors has well. I'll highly recommend these infusion when your cooking ten out of ten. ENJOY

Food: fresh veggies, breakfast, coffee, lunch, fresh meat, candies, donuts, pretzels~ you can feed…read morethe whole family while you are here. Service: friendly staff to get your order Ambiance: think of it as a cool indoor farmers market. Parking: can be challenging when it gets busy. Plan accordingly. ;)

First time here and it was great! There is something here for everyone. Between the local food or…read moreproduce you're bound to leave with a few things. We indulged in some jam, cookies, ginger snaps, cheesecake. To top it off, my boyfriend couldn't stop raving about the pickles, a must try! Service was friendly, I love the family aspect of this farmers market. Will be back!

**Great** place for local Indian groceries. Their produce varies, but is generally quite good.read more

Wide selection of frozen Indian foods, spice mixes, and fresh produce. Very reasonable prices too…read more The store is clean and the gentleman at the register was really friendly (somewhat unusual for Indian grocers...). I think I may have found my new go-to shop for Indian groceries. (!!)

This market was once called "Panam Supermarket" and appears to be affiliated with the store in…read moreHyattsville. It is definitely a Latin American market, with products from all over Central and South America, to include Colombian, Peruvian, Brazilian and El Salvadoran foods. I walked into this store a couple years back when it was the Panam Supermarket and I was turned off. The store was dark and disorganized, and the meat counter appeared...unhygienic. Since it had been awhile I decided to pop back in to see if anything had changed. The first thing I noticed was the new name: Mega Mart. The inside definitely looked like the new ownership had upgraded a few things- better lighting, better layout. The prices seemed pretty good, especially for produce. The meat counter had not changed much. It definitely was focussed on Latin American and Caribbean cuts of meat. I had to ask for goat and lamb, but they did have it out back. Overall, an improvement from what it once was.

Came here searching for particular kind of produce back in…read more2015 with no luck. Had zero luck finding help, after seraching for the product and digging through shelves myself, I found they did not have it. Ended up purchasing a non perishable item which was very expensive, but regular supermarkets do not carry the brand they had. Fast forward to this year and it still reeks... The place has: Limited variety of H foods for the size of the store Awful customer service as in NONE Reeks of rotting "something" Cashiers are rude and clueless Disorganized and dirty aisles The most disgusting thing was what I found behind the dry beans. Yep. We will never return to this place.

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.

I can't say enough good things about this location. Think Trader Joe's but...maybe even better?! I…read morelove their wide selection and easy lunch options, especially the freshly made $4.99 sandwich. Are you in the mood for blue corn tacos with ground beef for dinner? Sure. Organic sourdough flatbread (they are crackers OK, crackers) with specialty cheese and/or tabbouleh? Done. Rotisserie chicken in a convenient bag with some Mac and Cheese on the side? No problem. I would make it a point to come and simply browse the aisles. Happy shopping :) ***came back to add that their lip balm is amazing. It's not fancy or anything but great to keep in your purse or desk at work. Affordable too. I wouldn't keep it in your pocket because it might melt.