Hey yall, This place…read moreas a touch of heaven!! Way better than Whole Foods! I thought Whole Foods was good which is really was!! But this place out beats the variety of everything at Whole Foods. I was so surprised. I liked the hot food bar especially! They have good items! The place is huge and the upstairs seating area is so nice with decor and it looks like Italy! I'd like to go back!

This is my FAVORITE WEGMANS!!! They have 3 levels!!!! And a parking garage!! The bottom level is…read moresmall and there's not much to do, and the top level is huge and has so much seating for eating and hanging out or studying. The main level is so big and has so many fresh and amazing food offerings for WAY cheaper than Giant, Safeway, or Harris Teeter. Wegmans is truly a hidden gem of a grocery store. If you don't believe me, try the fresh bagels, pizza, or subs The employees are always friendly and keep it looking very clean.

Stopped in to pick up a couple of red potatoes and a couple of white potatoes. They don't sell…read morethem. Only giant bags of potato's and none by the pound. Needed a head of cabbage and they only had small softball size heads that were brown and dirty. I asked it they had any fresh cabbage and the produce guy went to the back and brought out a head of Napa cabbage. Not what I needed. Skipped all the rest of the produce on my list. Went to meat dept to pick up a whole ham. They had none. Wanted a nice rib roast. They had none. This store is a glorified 7-11. Poor produce and the tiniest beef selection anywhere (unless you want beef processed somewhere else and sealed in plastic that looks industrial! Wegmans here I come!!

This is a fairly small low-rent store (basically a marginal Food Lion - they are commonly owned) in…read morea fairly marginal suburb of Burke. Like other big chains if you navigate the app for digital coupons and buy 5 items when you need 1, you can get a decent price. Sadly, the Walmart across the street is a "Unsuperstore," so you won't get good produce either place. Most annoyingly, trying to get past the group raising money outside is an effort, but then you'll be asked at self-checkout and maybe even confronted by an employee to give to a charity you may, or may not, have heard of. We give to charity, we don't come to the grocery store to do it. If Giant wants to give to charity, they area multibillion dollar company. If you can manage the drive to Harris Teeter, you'll regain some humanity.

I needed help with a boxed above ground pool. It clearly stated to ask for an associate for help…read moredue to the heavy box. I asked 5 people to include a manager and received zero help. Horrible customer service. Everything is basically scam your own items as well which leads to huge lines. I try to avoid this place as much as possible.

Had an issue with a delivery order from the app. Called the store and on hold right now (person who…read morepicked up said there is no manner in the building!) Update- talked to one manager who said my things are delivered when they are not. (She also said they don't deliver smh) You guys have no clue what you are doing!!

Please stay away from the premade foods here! Whoever is in charge of the prepared foods clearly…read moredoesn't care about taste, safety, and quality. I bought $25 worth of bulgogi and two types of banchan, cucumber and bellflower and kenyip. I tried the cucumber and bellflower banchan first, and threw it away. Whoever prepared it added way too much vinegar--it soured my stomach. The next evening I prepared the bulgogi in a pan with a touch of sesame oil. There was strangely no aroma from the marinade and as the beef cooked, an overwhelming disgusting SOUR aroma began emitting. I got a new pan, thinking perhaps I burnt the sesame oil; nope, the HMart sold me $25 worth of rotting meat. I threw away all the meat and had to eat a veggie dinner including the kenyip banchan. Woke up in the middle of the night with a food poisoning itchy rash on the back of my thigh. My partner had not eaten the banchan and was fine--threw away the kenyip too. I tried calling the market twice to complain and tell them at the very least to take the rotten beef off the shelves. No one picked up of course. So I'm doing my own recall here. Take note of the date!

I love coming to this grocery store to pick up my favorite Samanco brand ice cream sandwiches in…read morethe flavors strawberry, matcha, or vanilla. The store is always clean and has novel food items unavailable in most grocery stores. The sandwich is a unique vanilla wafer shaped like a fish with ice cream inside it. They make sushi fresh there and have better prices than most grocery stores. I love the heavy Tobiko (fish caviar) sprinkled all over the California sushi roll for only $5.99. I bought two sushi rolls, a giant amount of seaweed salad , and three boxes of ice cream sandwiches there. $40 for all the groceries - not bad. I, also, signed up for a free H Mart card. H mart offers a shopping card to use when you buy groceries for store deals & to collect points for a $10 gift card. If you collect 1,000 points in groceries, you get a $10 gift card to use in H Mart.

Usually a very nice store. But recently I've not a lot of expired or nearly expired items on the…read moreshelves. Be sure to check the expiration dates when shopping here.

Friday morning I went early (7:45am) - I assumed they would be restocking (produce) for the…read moreweekend, the choices were sparse. The tags that were up reflected specials ($1/red pepper, 4 packs of shucked corn, etc). At the check out the peppers rang $15 for 4, and $4.99 ea for the corn. I asked, the checker said "the prices have changed" I responded, "the tags are still up reflecting the $1/item. He repeated that 'the prices have changed' so I told him to take both off my charge. The Manager came over and overroad it - didn't ask why. I finished; pushed my paid/bagged cart back to produce and got 10 ears of fresh corn they were just putting out - I verified it was 10 for $5. I went through self-check this time and the checker there questioned what I was ringing up - he said "that's shucked corn" - I responded "then why does it still have all its husks on?". He then started digging through my cart full of my (previously paid) bags asking me "what's in here?" What happened with 'helping' customers? Match the price - it was your fault the wrong price was up. Keep you ____ hands off my purchases. I've shopped in this store for 17 years - not anymore; too many other choices.

I've been shopping here since the day they opened. I thought I'd try giant pickup service they…read moreoffer. I love it!!! I start my list. Pick a day and time for me to pick up the order. I've done this 4 times and they have gotten my order right each time. One order was $225.00 and I got everything. After I arrive within 5 minutes they bring my order out and load it in the car. My only regret is that I didn't take advantage of this before. I love it

Kind of strange set up. It's inside a strip mall. On a positive note, fresh fruits and produce…read more Occasionally I'll stop in, for a salad and chocolate bar. It's all about balance. Definitely a clean and organized store. Walking in the mall decreases the convenience factor a little, but people enjoy Huntsman Mall. Very nice employees here. Also they are well staffed. Check out is seamless. Sometimes they have certain items on sale, and when they do stock up. I prefer Aldi, Lidl, and Trader Joe's more though. Being a single dad, they are more in my price range. To be fair grocery stores don't have large profit margins, but my wallet votes first.

I found the most amazing discount at Giant. You would not believe what I got for less than $8.00…read more I got eight pieces of fried chicken and two sides: I chose a pack of spinach and a pact of Mac & Cheese. I had leftovers for two days. See for yourself.

After spending the day storm prepping my home and my mother's home yesterday afternoon, my last "to…read moredo" was to pick up my prescription incase we would be snowed in for days. On my way to the Giant on Ox road I looked up their hours and saw they closed at 6:00. I called this pharmacy at 5:50 PM to explain that I would arrive right at 6:00-6:02 PM and asked, given the imminent ice storm and public safety warnings telling people to stay off the roads for days, whether there was any flexibility to pick up my prescription that evening. The response I received from the female pharmacist was cold, dismissive, and repeatedly reduced to "we close at six, you can pick up your prescription tomorrow at 7AM" without any acknowledgment of the situation, the stress involved, or even basic courtesy. There was no attempt to explain why there was no flexibility, no recognition that severe weather creates real risk and urgency, and no effort to offer alternatives such as transferring the prescription to another location with longer hours or discussing next steps. I was spoken to as though my concern was an inconvenience rather than a reasonable request during an emergency situation. In fact, I was told on the phone that the pharmacy was "already closed" despite it being only 5:50 PM at this point. What made this especially upsetting was the complete absence of empathy. A simple sentence--"I'm really sorry, I understand why this is stressful"--or even honest transparency about system limitations would have changed the entire interaction. Instead, I was met with rigidity and indifference at a moment when compassion matters most. While my prescription was not life-threatening (note, I was at no point asked what my prescription was), this experience was deeply concerning on a moral basis. It's impossible not to think about how devastating this kind of dismissive treatment could be for someone who does need critical medication, especially during severe weather when options are limited. Policies are one thing. Treating people like they don't matter because the clock is about to hit closing time is another. This interaction fell far short of the standard of care and humanity patients should expect. I hope this location reflects on how these situations are handled and improves its approach to patient communication. I wanted to post my review as I'll be starting the trek to pick up my prescription today, despite the iced over roads and VDOTs recommendations to stay home, and tomorrow will be calling my doctor to transfer my prescription to a pharmacy that has the bandwidth to treat their patients with a bit more compassion and empathy.

Very deceptive food packaging going on in the meat department…read more Giant meat department has taken to cutting and packaging their beef in very deceptive ways...and I will NOT be going back. Liars. I hope this trend does not spread. I paid $24 for a premium steak which was cut and packaged to appear like a small filet of beef. Except it wasn't filet. It was sirloin. Tough, chewy sirloin. The medallions were deceptively cut to look like a filet. Priced just as high, too. We always cook our beef rare. This was the chewiest toughest sirloin I have ever had. Giant - This is wrong. Shame on you. I was duped. It won't happen again, trust me.

At the Starbucks inside, she was not mixing our iced mocha's. You could see all the ingredients. I…read moreasked her nicely if she could stir them. She told me that there were stir sticks out there!! it took us a while to stir all the mochas. Recently they didn't put any chocolate in one of our mocha's. Another time they didn't put any hazelnut into the iced latte. The Starbucks employees are either overwhelmed or they don't care. I asked and she applied at giant not at Starbucks.

The Hilltop Wegman's has a few things going for it…read more I can tell you that they have a very good wine section, even including a few organic (no added sulfites) vinos. Wegman's also has excellent meat and seafood sections. The bakery is impressive. And one thing they have improved since we first shopped here five years ago is that they have toned down the blasting music that used to make us want to get fast out of Wegman's. The hot foods section used to be pretty good, but now it has shriveled down to next to nothing, The take-home pre-prepared meals, while very good in quality, are exorbitant. Plan on spending $16-$18 for a simple meal, which is as much as you would pay in a restaurant for the same stuff. While they have an abundance of self-check stations, Wegman's doesn't let you get cash back, like you can at Safeway. The self-check stations can be persnickety. Today, I encountered one machine claiming I had put an unchecked item in the bagging item before I had even started scanning my stuff. Yikes! But what I really don't like is how Wegman's does bagging. The Virginia legislature in 2022 passed a law allowing grocery stores to collect from customers 5¢ for each plastic bag used. Wegman's has completely done away with plastic bags, yet Wegman's but takes advantage of that law to charge 5¢ for each paper bag. The icing on the cake is their paper sacks do not even have handles.

I can finally say ... this is my favorite grocery store !!…read more Starting with pharmacy, prices are unbeatable in comparison to all pharmacies near. Staff is always friendly and has often given me "emergency refills " of my dog's controlled medications when I've forgotten to call in advance. Their cafe ... no words .. from having a bar.. to coffee .. SUSHI? Perfect place to study with a large seating selection. As for groceries.. I would expect them to be more expensive but they actually aren't bad. I love their kitty litter!! $12 and works amazing! Tip: Try their take on a shrimp po boy but in sushi form ... (you have to love old bay)

I purchased two avocados at Fresh World on 03/06/26 at 08:44 PM, as shown on my receipt. From the…read moreoutside they looked fine, but when I cut them open the next morning (03/07/26 around 11:00 AM) both of them were completely spoiled inside -- dark, moldy, and clearly inedible. What makes this situation even more ironic is the message printed on the store's bag: "Always FRESH!". Unfortunately, my experience was the exact opposite. This isn't really about the money. The amount is small. The issue is that customers should not be sold produce that is already rotten inside. If a store promotes "Always Fresh," there should be proper quality control to ensure the products on the shelf actually meet that promise. I hope someone from Fresh World's management or marketing team reaches out to address this situation, offer the appropriate apology, and refund the purchase. Regardless of the price, customers should not have to pay for food that is already spoiled. I'm sharing this so other shoppers are aware and can check their produce carefully when buying from this store.

Some good items TERRIBLE customer service…read more I have been coming to the store for years and today was the first time I came to return product they falsely advertised in the store. Came to the store with receipt and the product - which I bought 3 of and was not cheap- and Jumona (sp?), a rep at customer service desk quickly stated this product is not returnable due to various store policies. Next time, if there is one, be careful what you buy.