I had to purchase some greens that I could only get at a grocery store like this, so I went with a…read morefriend. The place stayed busy on the weekend. I only purchased a few items. Some were good, others were just okay. Here is what I got: CHINESE BROCCOLI - some were long, and others seemed like they were already cut short. I don't know if that is how it is normally sold. Goya PLANTAIN CHIPS - the chips were light overall, but slightly salty. I still enjoyed it. 80% COCONUT WATER WITH PULP - I enjoyed this, but I am not sure I would get it again. I couldn't find a brand on the can and some of the wording said to chill before drinking, but yet it was stocked on a shelf. I may just stick to a brand I know, next time. I also got another juice - Mogu Mogu LYCHEE JUICE with bits of the fruit in the drink, but found that the lychee bits were going down my throat quicker than I had a chance to eat them (not sure I'll get that again even though I enjoyed the drink). BUTTER CREAM BREAD - even though I liked this, it was not as soft. I got one or two other items, but I'll probably get them elsewhere next time due to the high price. Overall, I saw so many flavors and varieties of things. The place stayed busy. I would probably go back again, but with the same friend, and maybe pay more attention to details. It was my first time going to this type of store.

Going downhill. Carts are old and rusty. Store is cramped. No real hot food option (quality and…read morevariety both declining). Seafood section smelled fishy (compared to 99 Ranch and Whole Foods). The upside is they stock fresh kumquat, that's a rare find. The prepared food section: They have only one pot of tofu stew believe it or not (it's the mainstay of Korean food). The place just looked sad and not well stocked. Not many snack options either.

I was looking for the Arepas vendor seeing it was the start of the market (this season), but they…read morewere not there. I still decided to walk around. I tasted some kimchi (spicy pickled cabbage) from one vendor - not bad, got a few pastries (Apple Turnover, Cream Cheese Cinnamon Roll, Apple Fritter) from another, Potomac Sweets. They were okay. My overall experience of the market on this visit: 3.5 stars.

I came here last Saturday. I didn't know this place existed. I've been going to Bethesda…read more I love the variety of meat, vegetables, and fruits. The sellers are very friendly.

Amish market in a strip mall - fun place to look around and lots of goodies to indulge in …read more.. bakery w/ breads/cakes/scones/pies, doughnuts, cheese, furniture, ice cream, produce, fried chicken, pretzels ... and outside, they were selling pork & roasted chicken. We got some Beiler's Doughnuts and enjoyed lunch at the Dutch Family Restaurant inside - see separate reviews. FYI they're only open Thu/Fri/Sat. It does get busy esp. Sat!

This is such a great place for fresh food and produce. They also have delicious treats such as soft…read morepretzels, fluffy donuts, and crispy fried chicken. I really enjoy coming here for their dine in experience. I usually come for breakfast and get their omelette with a side of sour dough. Also, Make sure to ask for their house jelly and peanut butter if you're having toast! Definitely give this place a try if you're in the area!

The absolute best Italiano sub in the DMV!!! I'm mad that I just learned about this place this past…read moreyear. Friendly service, and always very clean in there! The pizzas are phenomenal too!!

Delicious and cozy pizza, subs, and other goodies. Shop their market while you wait! I love old…read moreschool places like this that you can consistently count on to be good. Feels like you've stepped back to a simpler time pre Internet! -Italiano sub was perfectly balanced and didn't get soggy on their hard Italian bread. May be the best Italian sub I've ever had- the crusty bread was a first for me! -Tacchino sub was good but would be better with some type of pickle. Felt very rich. -two cannolis hand filled to order! The filling had chocolate chips in it. The pastry shell was perfect and not too fried. We've gotten their pizza before too- def recommend! Fantastic crunch and they make their own mozzarella. We also like to get their homemade pizza dough, pizza sauce, mozzarella, ravioli, and pasta for quick weeknight dinners. Their dried pasta selection is impressive and includes gluten free pasta. They are kind, warm, and knowledgeable- I feel very taken care of when I go! Call in your order bc they don't do online ordering. Don't sleep on this gem!

I had to return an Amazon item (no bag, box or label needed) and decided to check out the Amazon…read moreFresh. On the TV above Customer Service, there was a coupon for $25 off your first order of $50 as an Amazon Prime member. I scanned it and successfully added it to my Amazon account. See the Tips at the bottom for more info on how to Return items. The store is smaller with the aisles more narrow than normal. With the people shopping for others with their big carts and restockers, it took some maneuvers to get down the aisles. The produce looked fresh enough and shelves were stocked on a Thursday evening at 5:30 pm. On Jan 22, I picked up on sale eggs with a sell by date of Jan 29 and regular price guacamole with Feb 8. I look at dates for the first and items farther back, and it seemed that those were the longest dates I could get, so sell by dates seemed to allow less time than some other stores. I picked up mostly items from the shelves that I tried to find on sale. I noticed a smaller selection of brands in the toilet paper and other areas. Example of price differences: Idahoan instant mashed potatoes 4 oz - $1.00 at Amazon Fresh; $1.89 Giant; $1.27 Walmart. 8 oz for $2.50 Amazon Fresh, $3.69 Giant, $2.82 Walmart - yes, it was .50 cheaper to buy two 4 oz bags at Amazon Fresh. With it being a small store, the long line for self check-out with the staffed checkout line was one. I almost walked out and left my cart due the number of people in line and needing to be somewhere else in 15 minutes, but most seemed to migrate to self checkout, and another staffed checkout line was opened, so I was able to buy my groceries in time. For my three bags of groceries, it came to about $75, but I got $11 off - so $64 which was about $20 - $30 less than when I buy three bags of groceries at Giant. I entered my phone number which got me the sale price but I was NOT able to get the $25 off the $50 first order, since I didn't have time to download, install, and login into the Amazon app at checkout. I didn't have my Amazon card with me, I thought there would be some QR wallet code within the Amazon website somewhere but NO. Tips: 1. Install and login to the Amazon app BEFORE you come. 2. If it is your first time shopping, go to Customer Service and wait and see if there is a coupon on the TV screen that you can take a picture of for additional savings. 3. You can look up the store and see the in-store deals. 4. Bring your Amazon credit card just in case. 5. Amazon Prime members, get $10 off their first Amazon Fresh store purchase of $50+. After that, they get $10 off every monthly on a $100+ purchase only in the stores. YOu need to clip the virtual coupon on the Amazon Fresh site, and it expires. 6. When you enter, the Return area is at Customer Service to the right. It can get crowded with people coming to get their groceries and carts getting wheeled out while you are standing in the line. There is a self serve kiosk where you scan your return QR code against the small screen below. I wasn't able to get it to scan and got help. A label prints from below. If you don't have a bag, there are bags to put your item in then affix the label. A large mailbox style drawer opens to put your package inside, then locks after you close it. Overall, the produce and shelves were stocked fine for me to pick up the staples I wanted and better prices than other grocery stores. Dodging around the big carts with the shoppers who were shopping for others and other shoppers even not crowded made it less enjoyable but for the savings on staples, I might come back periodically and even try the Dash cart next time.

When this store first opened it was fully stocked. Employees were happy to help.. Registers were…read moreopen.. now August 2025 ... its took a drastic turn for the worse. The shelves are barely stocked, no matter when you shop. Help is non existent...it seems this store main priority is Pick up / delivery orders... You ask them a question and they get annoyed like your asking for a dollar. Produce is poor quality or out of stock. Cashiers ?? Crickets. Expect to do self check out. Customer Service dept ... will make you wait... they are too busy scanning and doing online orders.. There's no shopping carts because they are outside in the cart corral, spilling onto the parking lot. Im certain other locations are better.

They sold me an unsealed, no vacuum jar of picked beans, two weeks later, when I realized and…read morewanted to exchange it, she said their policy requires a receipt, obviously I don't save my picked beans grocery receipts,who does, I left the can with her told her she can take it home and eat it herself, on me. Will never go back there, greedy, petty people.

Great service, great products. Love the market and the kebab counter since it transports you to…read moreIran's culture and gourmet cooking.

My all time favorite to grab my needed Asian groceries. From noodles, rice , all the fresh veggies…read more My favorite has got to be the seafood area, where you pick your fish then ask them to clean, cut, fry or crispy fry. The one difference this time, they put up the glass border, we no longer able to self serve our own fish, instead you take a number, waiting to be called and they ask what you wanted. I honestly prefer it that way too! And last but not least, dim sum, and hot food bar located in the food court on the back. Would come here occasionally to pick up items from there during lunch time.

They sell rotten mushrooms! I bought a box of shitake mushroom, only to discover (at home) that it…read moreis all gooey and rotten. Bad smell too! Terrible quality control. Things like this should not even be on the shelf. 99 Ranch is giving out vouchers (good for deli or bakery). Got some free bread and a free dinner box. Beware though: not every deli stand accepts these. But we got about 12 dollar worth of vouchers. What a pleasant surprise on Christmas day. Nice Christmas tree in front of the bakery, and good variety of different Asian breads.

Packed with produce, and Asian packaged food. The restaurant at the front of the store has great…read morecarry out offerings including the best roast pork. I also love the chicken and mushrooms.

The store has a lot of fresh veggies and seafood. Overall it's a good store which we have been…read moregoing to. But lately, there are some new staff in there and one of them is very rude. She isn't friendly and yells in the store loudly to her coworkers or customers when she displeased with customers way of picking up food. Unfortunately, this ruins the experience in shopping here recently. Even if customers displaced things or being a little picky, staff should not raise voices and loudly confronting customers and with the intent to embarrass people regardless if she is a managers or not.