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.

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.

overpriced food, spoiled ground beef, promotional scams and unbelievably pathetic online pickup…read moresystem... With Walmart and Aldi around the corner, why do people shop here? ok boomers

I have going to Giant for 22years and i finally have had it with rude personnel . There are only…read moreabout 3-4 staff members that smile, are friendly, remember you, treat you with dignity. The rest are the saddest bunch of people, and sure don't lift your spirits as you walk through the door. They are remodeling now, and will have a beautiful store. They walk right past you, with NO eye contact. Why can't people be nice? Management maybe is the problem. If the employees aren't treated right, they won't be happy and not treat the customers kindly. Wake up Giant! You have a lot of competition out there!!!!

The Village Shoppe is just TOO TOO CUTE!…read more such a nice find in the St. Michael's area - this store offers prepared foods, meats/seafoods, local produce, basic groceries, and even housemade sandwiches. Such a great stop to pickup some meals, snacks, and drinks! Staff were super friendly and welcoming! +great selections +friendly staff

Excellent selections of everything you'd need for a picnic or dinner at home. They have a great…read moresandwich section as well (for custom needs too). The team working there is so friendly & helpful. It's a quick & clean location for any need you may have.

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.

Recently bought out and is now flying under the St. Michaels Market banner. The food, the service…read moreand the ambiance have all been upgraded. There are more varieties and corresponding prices to fit the bill for all consumer needs. Speaking for a great number of locals, we are all thrilled with the updates.

This is a great local store. All the main staples you need and you are supporting a local…read morebusiness. Often have locally sourced products (corn, blueberries, strawberries, potatoes). Great bakery (Apple pie is second to none).

Went for a Walmart run while visiting in the area . The store was pretty well stocked and clean…read more This is not a Super Walmart but had many non perishable items available , aisles and aisles worth. Ample parking.

I paid $31.62. Ordered:1 toddler swimsuit ($9.98) and 2 toddler sandals. I received: 1 toddler…read moreswimsuit. Also driver gave herself a tip of $4 which I did NOT authorize. I ordered online and the two pairs of sandals have completely disappeared from my order. Charged $31.62. So driver either pocketed the difference or kept the sandals.