Absolutely amazing! Super staff, fresh produce, great meat/seafood, fresh Deli and Bakery goods…read moreand, of course a great selection of groceries with fantastic sales!

I went in for Fried Chicken. they had 2 that you could tell had been there for awhile the lids…read moreweren't even on. I ask rhe gentlemen if he was going to be doing anymore he said no it's not moving today. Then said they have only been out there two hours. First of all who wants dried up chicken that has been sitting there two hours. But thank you for doing me a big favor Went to Redners in Georgetown and got my chicken fresh. when ai got home it was still hout and delicious. So definitely will not be a returning customer to Harris teeter in Millsboro.

I love Giant the chain and do enjoy this location. As others have noted the cell service inside is…read morenon existent so suggest clipping coupons before entry. I do think the staff, including the pharmacists, are very nice and produce is good. I also think the bakery section is surprisingly robust! During summer yes it's packed but if you move with purpose and are kind, I've never had an issue. Overall, this is a good grocery store with a nice selection.

Here's a one week summary of the indifferent and lazy employees I routinely encounter at this…read moreGiant: Deli-I'm in the store at 1100am on a weekday and wanted to get the fried chicken on sale. None on the shelf. I politely ask the young female standing directly behind the counter "excuse me, will the fried chicken be coming out soon?". Female says "I don't know" and walks away. I then try to speak to the three young men doing nothing behind the counter and ask them the same question. Deli worker reply-" yeah, we'll get some out in about 15 minutes" and he then went back to chatting with the other two. Ok, I go about my shopping and return in 15 minutes. No chicken out. I see a lad working at the deep fryers with his back toward me. The three others are still chatting away. "Excuse me, will he be putting out chicken soon? " Deli kid says "I don't know, you have to ask him," as he pointed to the kid at the fryer. Kid at fryer just keeps his back towards me, blissfully ignoring the entire verbal exchange. Gee...nice customer service boys. I left without chicken. Now, let's grab those blueberries on sale. No blueberries. Produce section once again runs out of a sale item. Now let's talk about the Giant pharmacy. A prescription was called in overnight by the local emergency room. Anti-biotic that must be started immediately. I tell my daughter that I'll get it for her so she can get ready for work. I try to pickup the prescription, patiently waiting for the white female to get done socializing with a customer. Finally my turn, only to find the prescription is not ready. I need to get this to my daughter before she leaves for work. The pharmacy lady is completely indifferent and says "you'll just have to wait... we only got here at 9am...it will be 30 minutes." I call my daughter, who says "is it that older white lady...she sucks...all she does is talk and take her time.". So, this lady's horrible attitude is consistent. I go back 45 minutes later. Still not ready. I clearly vocalize my displeasure and she says "well, now you're at our mercy and you're gonna just have to wait until she's (referring to other pharmacy lady) bagging it." The nasty lady then clearly moves slowly and just starts a conversation with the other lady. I call the store on my cell and store manager "Andrew" shows up and just stands there and says "it looks like they're getting ready." Now nasty lady goes off on me, lecturing about their hours, how busy they are, blah blah blah. I don't care, just get the pills. Then she lies and tells the manager "I told him that the pharmacist must review the count." So...yes, I'll still shop there for sale items only. No...never using their incompetence, indifferent, lazy pharmacy. Do yourself a favor and just real pharmacies. The overall indifferent and lazy climate displayed by the employees is a clear indicator of inept management, starting with store manager Andrew.

Store has no Inventory no items and the management team is always in your business and telling the…read morecustomers that the sales come out of their pocket and cant sale you sale items

Produce is second rate. Plan to use it the day of purchase because it will not last longerread more

Really close to where we're staying. Read many positive reviews and stopped in today to pick up…read morelunch. The Italian subs are delicious! Checked out their great beer selection while waiting for our sandwiches and picked up a six pack of Guinness Blonde. Decent price and 10% off for launch weekend! Don't be in a hurry here...food is worth the wait!

My new favorite place for subs! Right on the way to the beach too! Their Italian sub was…read moredelicious! Lots of meat and a great roll! Give them a try... you'll be glad you did!

I get pulled pork, Boruslav like, also a nice beverage, very tasty, Boruslav will come back,…read moreBoruslav always comes back

Great basic store. Saw various kinds of packs of prosciutto (my new snack food) with all variations…read moreof salami flavors at only $5-6... and they had fancy cheeses and regular cheeses. Great for picnic foods or watching ponies for hours & snacking! They had drinks, teas, smoothies. I also saw shampoo, good stuff but also a big bottle for just $1.45... the humidity has killed my hair and they did have a couple fructose hair serums and dr bronzers soap . Get refreshed after beach swimming with products from here. They had a avacados and produce and cat food and all that you need. Great prices. Def stop in and pick up your goodies.

I used to work the door at a dive bar in Philly that attracted a lot of college students, so…read morecarding people was my main function. I learned a few things along the way. The better looking you were, the more likely I was to card you. The better you dressed would also get you a good look, whereas if you were ugly, and dressed like a hobo, you might get a pass. Still, I appreciate the difficulty in determining age within a few years, especially when people are young. There are dire consequences should you get it wrong, and the employee is rarely on the hook for it. On the other hand, there must be some common sense involved when you make a policy decision to just card everyone that comes through your door. This isn't a Wildwood Road House, it's a grocery store and most of the people in it, are older than dirt. Kids don't go to the grocery store. If the person in question is trying to buy Fireball while carrying a box of Captain Crunch, you should probably card them. If you look like me, you might want to give them a break. This is apparently company policy, which is simply lazy, an unforgivable display of hospitality, and not within the spirit of the law. It's illegal to sell liquor to minors so Acme has decided to use a sledge hammer on a thumbtack. Clearly, management has zero faith in their employees to make good decisions, and from the number of cashiers on the floor, apparently no interest in providing anything remotely approaching customer service. I find it tacky and insulting. It wasn't always this way. It's been four decades since I was underage, and now that I'm pushing sixty, I can't find the logic in carding me simply because Acme doesn't trust it's employees to have a lick of sense and doesn't give a rat's a** if their customers are inconvenienced. There's no competition in the immediate vicinity so they must feel secure that they can treat their customers poorly with little repercussion. Where else are we going to go? Why not have a more nuanced approach? Do they look like they could be younger than 30? Maybe you ask for ID. Carding everyone is an insult to everyone involved, including the poor employees who have to deal with it. It makes you want to order everything you can from Amazon, buy your liquor from a local store, and get your produce from a farm stand. No bags. No sense. No service. No sale.

Men's bathroom rating only. I wouldn't wish my worst enemies a trip to this bathroom. It's…read moredisgusting. Might catch hep c. The acme bathroom in Avalon not too far from this one is so nice. Not sure why this one is a total dump.

Walkable from the Cambridge marina. Had everything we needed when provisioning for several days…read more Super helpful, friendly staff. Will be back.

Simmons is wonderful. All fresh, all good with great folks all coming together in an old-school…read moregrocery store.

ACME seems to be part of the Safeway Brand, so yes, their prices have gone up. But with only two…read moregrocery stores in OC, it is worth to shop here and save the drive up 26 streets to the Food Lion. My other grocery store I tend to go while in OC, is Harris Teeter, in Selbyville, DE (about 20 -25 minute drive), This store is like a mini-Safeway (has all of your basic needs for grocery store), has a salad bar, deli section for meats, fried food station (for fried chicken, etc.), donuts, decent size produce section, etc. At first I thought this was a hardware store, not to be confused with ACE!

It's at the Beach! Normal! Full range of products that grocery stores have! Especially a variety of…read moresnacks and beach goodies! Produce section looked good as well as the meat section. Only 1 cashier so if you're not a self checkout person the wait can be annoying, Especially if someone has a full order!

I used to shop at Lou's, but never will again. It appears that Lou' s has gone downhill in the last…read morefew years. On my last shopping trip there, I purchase 6 boxes of crackers, and didn't notice a sell by date on them. When I got home my daughter opened a box and found them infested with BUGS! I attempted to return them, with a receipt, 2 days later. I was told that they no longer accept returns for any reason! I asked to speak to the owner, since I know he occasionally would be there, but was told he wasn't in. The cashier also refused to give me his contact information. But, that wasn't the worst that happened, only wasted $12.00 on the crackers. The worst was the beef roast I purchased for $50.00 that was ROTTEN! I didn't bother driving over an hour back to ask for a refund, knowing now that they wouldn't refund, but I did try to call at least 5 times. No one would let me talk to the owner, or do anything about the roast. I wish I knew who to call to report this... Perhaps the health department, or the Better Business (BBB)people? Someone will eventually get sick, or even die from food poisoning. Something needs to be done, but I don't know who I should call. Also, it has gotten to be very dirty, and after driving an hour to get there, they won't even let you use the bathroom. How can they still be in business?

Love this place! Good Morning America was doing a segment on stores that sale outdated foods…read more They should visit Lou's Market. Great place. Some people will not eat foods after the date expired. What do you think they are getting at these high priced supermarkets? SMH Shopping at Lou's!

Best homemade fried chicken we had. My wife and I were on our way home from Norfolk, VA to…read moreBaltimore and we found this hidden gem (market/deli) through Yelp reviews. Ladies cooking the chicken were moms and grandmas. We got bake apples, coleslaw and potato wedges, along with a 20 piece chicken. Excellent dinner. Plus being a market they had cold A&W diet root beers in bottles for us. They also had other cold beverages available, including beer. Recommend this place for families. A park with picnic tables in nearby, next to post office.

This review is for the fried chicken ONLY. The rest of the food in the counter looks just fine, but…read moreI've never had it. Hometown Pride, a seemingly modest country store, hides a wonderful secret. This place has, bar none, the best fried chicken you will ever have in your life. Dead serious. I live in Washington DC, but whenever I'm on the Shore visiting the parents I order a 20 piece to take home back with me. I have no idea what those ladies behind the counter do their poultry, but it's pure magic. Salty and crispy and reheats really well in the oven. I've eaten at most of the upscale-country places here in DC and none of them hold a candle to the fried chicken at Hometown Pride. If you're passing through the Shore on 50 and can make a 15 minute detour to East New Market, do yourself a favor and grab some of their chicken. You will not be sorry. Also, for some reason the Yelp map puts this place in Secretary, which is way off. Use Google Maps or something else instead.