I love this location. They do pack a punch with putting a lot of items in unique ways on the floor…read moreand shelves. Parking lot is always busy but you can always find spots.

I used to love shopping at the One Loudoun location when they opened at 8am but since the hours…read morechanged(9am), I moved locations to this one. Parking is easy here and the access is quick compared to One Loudoun. Staff at all Traders Joes are exceptional. There's a large variety of frozen foods and booze. Egg prices are considerably lower ($3.99-$4.99) than grocery stores but there is a limit of one carton. Take your spouse and buy 2 cartons.

A wonderful selection of herbs, cheeses, dried goods and meat from around the eastern part of the…read moreworld. Bulgar, different types of dried beans, peas and wheat berries. The selection of pickles, olives and fruits is very good. The candies, sweets are very good. Coffees, teas plus the pots to brew them make a delicious selection. Different herbs and spices from India, Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon and other parts of the eastern world make cooking different international meals easy. We enjoy the wonderful cheeses and meat products. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Have been a regular for several years - will keep going back.

I happened to find this market when I stopped for coffee at Starbucks. I like to cook Persian food…read moreand had not found a store with my favorite items. I found dried vegetables for ghormeh sabzi, & sabzi koo koo, and barberries, dates, nuts and dried yellow split peas. They also have aisles with sweets and teas and coffee. And they have a butcher shop that takes special orders. I'm new to the area so am very excited to find this market and look forward to experimenting with the many items I have never seen in other specialty markets. The owner was very helpful and found all the products I needed to stock my kitchen to begin cooking again.

Very impressed with the Purcellville location. Excellent selection, very fresh seafood. Their prime…read morerib burgers are outstanding. Great selection, great service. We even had a return and it was hassle free. Great place to shop. Pro tip: sign up for the VIC card to get additional discounts and digital receipts for returns.

This is a great store and we use it every week. We rarely use any other grocery, the selection of…read moregoods is excellent, most of the HT brand items are as good or better than the "name brands", etc., etc. I could go on and on about what's good. And the staff is superb! But I have *TWO* BIG complaints: (1) The shelf stocking is ABYSMAL, *ESPECIALLY* in the Campbell's Soup section, the canned vegetable section and the Jello section! Items are mixed, out of place, hidden behind other items, etc. - and it's all the fault of having totally open, undivided-by-separator-strips shelves! (2) The Men's bathroom is atrocious! It is ALWAYS filthy, one of the toilets has a broken seat and has been that way for months, and it obviously is at the bottom of the "clean-up " list at the store. Basically, it's a health hazard. A little modernization and more attention to "creature comforts" for the patrons would go a LONG way in this store.

Springhouse Farm Store is the kind of place that reminds you why small towns and local agriculture…read morematter. Tucked quietly into the countryside, this self‑serve gem delivers an experience that feels both refreshingly simple and wonderfully abundant.From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by the unmistakable charm of a true farm store--coolers stocked with beautifully packaged meats, a curated selection of cheeses, and crates of fresh, vibrant vegetables that look like they were picked just hours earlier. Everything is thoughtfully arranged, making it easy to browse, choose, and savor the feeling of supporting local growers and producers.What sets Springhouse apart is its effortless authenticity. There's no gimmick, no pretense--just honest, high‑quality food offered with trust and care. The self‑serve setup feels like a nod to simpler times, and it works because the store radiates the kind of integrity that makes you feel instantly at home. You're not just shopping; you're participating in a community tradition.The meats are exceptional--rich in flavor and clearly raised with attention. The cheeses offer a delightful range, from creamy staples to artisanal surprises. And the vegetables? Crisp, colorful, and full of life. It's the kind of produce that inspires you to cook something special the moment you get home. Springhouse Farm Store is more than a place to pick up groceries; it's a quiet treasure that celebrates local agriculture, honest food, and the beauty of simplicity. A must‑visit for anyone who appreciates quality and the charm of a true farm‑to‑table experience.

Great little farm store. Near various wineries and breweries, so pay these guys a visit in between…read more Very impressive selection of beef, pork, goat, lamb, and chicken. They also have eggs and ice cream. All very tasty stuff! Prices trend high, but it's worth it for the quality and it's healthier than factory farmed food. They use square for payment.

I've been shopping at this Food Lion for 20+ years. Went through the Bloom, which was lovely. Now…read morethey are owned by Giant and are once again getting a face lift in store. Since being bought by Giant they now carry Nature's Promise brand of organic. But that also means that they pulled other brands that were good- Barber Foods Chicken Kiev, Rosetto Meat Raviolli, Francesco Rinaldi Spaghetti Sauce, Florentine noodles etc. and many more that I relied on. As a result I now I have split my shopping between Food Lion and Safeway to try and come up with a mix of my groceries. The produce needs to be looked at closely. I have come across moldy fruit more then once. I even bought curdled buttermilk once and had to return it to the store. I would love if they got a pharmacy but I know there isn't space. The staff for the most part is pleasant, but during COVID I have noticed they have allowed numerous people to roam the store without a mask and they do not say a word to them, but they harass people about using the enter/exit doors. Priorities people!

At first we came to the food lion because we could not the Roy Rogers. It became much more than…read morejust a bathroom alternative. It was a home, a family, and a life. The people their were kind, friendly, and ready to direct anyone to the bathroom. Did someone say lots of parking? Ah, Yes Please! The parking was abundant wherever one went. It was beautiful to observe the synergy between all of the shoppers. The automatic doors were a fantastic touch. Everytime I go shopping, I will take the 45 minute trek to this food lion

Love the food products and the variety of sections. Crew members are friendly and sincere. Parking…read morelots are plenty.

I have to admit that I really love this store. The products are of good quality, the staff is…read morefriendly most of the time, and the music creates a very pleasant atmosphere. However, for the past two weeks I've bought my favorite orange juice, and the taste suggests that one of the oranges used was not in the best condition. I would simply recommend paying closer attention to the quality of each orange, because it's disappointing to fill your cup, start drinking, and immediately notice from the smell and taste that one orange had already begun to turn bitter. Overall, I still enjoy shopping here and hope this small issue can be addressed.

Overall it's a nice market. They have a lot of items I was looking for and the prices were ok. Some…read morethings were a little difficult to find. The one downside... Watch out for some suspicious pricing issues. I saw the 2-pk Datu Puti soy sauce and vinegar in one spot with a shelf label for $6.99 and another for $6.49. Then I checked the shelf and decided on the individual bottles. Well the soy sauce was listed as $2.99, but rang up as $3.99. While it was the only thing in my basket that was off, it was a small trip and things like that would significantly add up over time.

I stood in line to pay. The person before me put the red bookmark down. I put my purchases on the…read moreconveyor belt. While a cashier was removing the divider and taking my stuff to calculate with another man, the man informed the staff and the staff cut back and said to me, "Why don't you put it?" I said, "Why did you take it out? That's your job. Why didn't you look?" And the previous man told the staff that he put it down. This staff is rude, not only does he speak badly and loudly to customers, but it's not the customers' fault. It's your job. You still don't do your job well. You should find staff or train staff to work with manners. I have attached the receipt for verification. This employee should be trained.