Aldi is pretty good. They have less of a selection, but great bargains. Here's where I go for…read morecoffee and yogurts. Can some complete their food shopping here? Yes. I have family, and need to go to a couple. Am happy that this one exists. They save me money. Clean location, and not as busy as some. It's nice not to read a novel in the checkout line. They have lots of boxes to load up with. Very good employees, and they are efficient. If you are in the area this works.

This is one Aldi's that takes their store seriously. I used to dread going to this location. It…read morewas before the renovation and slow a$$ check out. Now, a simple compliment on how fast the checkout was and that I wished everyone everywhere checked out as fast as he did, made a difference. Turns out that he was the manager and since then, it's almost like they have a timed training session to become a cashier because all of the ones I go to slam those items through the scanner like no body's business and they even properly reload the box you brought with you. They also will catch opened merchandise and let you run to get a new one after checking out. I hope that someone brings back the cashier Olympics someday, because I would enjoy attending them or watching them on TV just like the bartender contests. The store is kept nicely stocked and organized at all times. They have a nice variety of items and also bring in their brand of Specially Select items that are unique like the Mushroom Truffle ravioli or Pumpkin Butternut squash pasta sauce. After taking a couple of chances bringing these types of selections home to try without a risk of large expense, I was very pleased and feel that these types of items bring a nice gourmet touch to an otherwise bland dinner menu at home. I'm looking forward to looking for those particular items from now on. When it comes to the other international goods, they just don't taste as good to me for some reason. Like they are foods discovered in an century old European bomb shelter. I've tried the Belgium chocolate and banana chips or breads and just can't get over some reminder of moth balls they could have been stored in. I don't know, I can't force myself to continue to try to give those things another chance. The cheeses, produce, meats and frozen items are good. Canned goods are hit and miss. They have the housewares and kitchy things down the middle aisle that are neat and well priced. During the holidays, you can find nice gifts to have for unexpected occasions like fancy chocolates or hot cocoa. Keep in mind that the flavor does not really remind me of Belgium chocolate for some reason. Maybe it's just me that hasn't had what a true one is! Parking is okay and so is the cart situation for a quarter. Bring your bags or grab a box. Otherwise, buy a bag or carry it out as is.

Thr Commissary is definitely a 5.star rating in value, quality, service and professionalism. No…read moredoubt, coast to coast. My 1 star deduction in Quantico has to do with connectivity. More often than not, cellphone/smartphone connections to the outside world are spotty at best, and impossible at worst. (And that might not be by accident ...but I don't know ) Other than that these guys do a great job for the community. Thank you very much!

I'm always able to find what I need here. The prices for food here are much better than at Walmart,…read moreCostco, or other retail chains. Their produce selection is great. Their meat department is always helpful and has great deals. The store is always clean and their employees are super nice. I once dropped a huge coffee in the self checkout area and I was so embarrassed. The employee manning that area was quick to come over and tell me it was alright and not to worry about it. I offered to help clean it up but he took care of it and just told me to have a good day. I really appreciated him in that moment. As an ingredient household, one thing I'm kinda shocked they don't carry is cocoa powder. It seems so simple and is a baking staple I'm sure many people need but they don't have it. It's the one thing I need to shop off base for every so often. Edit*** They have cocoa powder now

This is an organized Trader Joe's with ample parking and short lines at the cash wrap. I was able…read moreto fetch all of the items I wanted in under 10 minutes including getting rung up and leaving the store. If the store locations near home was this easy to access and shop, I would be going to Trader Joe's all the time!

They are so good I love to buy stuff from this store right now. I park in front of the Trader Joe's…read moreand buy egg and other stuff. It's very good store and their price is very affordable.

This is a nice little independent, locally owned convenience store in the country. They carry…read morefoods, pet foods, some hardware, local craft beer and wine. I even saw live bait and fishing gear. The also have Shell gas pumps. The prices are a higher than a grocery store, but the closest grocery store is five miles away. The store is neat and well organized. There are no public restrooms (unfortunate for a convenience store). I picked up some local craft beer. The staff is present, but I was hoping for a little more Virginia hospitality.

Looks can be deceiving. Gas is a little overpriced but convenient. Propane is ok…read more But, wow, inside needs major overhaul. Covid-19 update: the owners, employees and regulars don't wear masks inside or out. If you wear a mask inside they stare at you like you're crazy. Woman behind the counter coughs like she's smoked cigarettes for 60 years...and without a mask. Avoid this place at all costs. Virginia health department needs to review their operations.

Amazing Mart where I was able to stock up on some nostalgic snacks! Many regular customers were…read moreseen returning which I believe builds a really nice local community vibe to the place. For the variety of items it was priced extremely well! I would come back here and make sure to check out their ice cream bars, the amount of snacks they have including their Krackjack and WaiWai noodles. Extremely friendly staff and are happy to answer questions

Normally, little Country General Stores/Convenience Stores are pretty favorably reviewed by me - I…read morelike the ambiance of them and what they represent. However, this one is like walking into an ash tray. I stopped here this afteroon for a soda and to look around and check the place out. There was an employee doing a check or inventory when I walked in - and he was smoking a cigarette. The whole place absolutely reeked of it. I grabbed a Caffeine free Diet Coke, paid for it as quickly as I could and got out of there. To his credit - the smoker cashier was friendly - but the place just smelled so bad!

This is the #1 Mayhugh's country store. The sign had me at…read moreFishing Supplies & Country Ham..yes and if you stop in right now you will score some fresh Northern Neck Oysters; get a pint for $16 bucks. It has a Nokesville address but it's in the Greenwich community. It's a rural area now & not too far south into PW County, NoVa sprawl is moving in These stores remind me of the local 'one stop shops' I grew up around in rural NC. They offer a nice selection of general merchandise plus you can gas up your ride, restock your fishing gear & check out the country hams!

What a great addition to the neighborhood. For spices, Mediterranean/south Asian food, vegetarian…read moreoptions, spices, and especially freshly butchered hallal meat, there's no better option in the area. Specializing in Afghan, Pakistani/Indian, Middle Eastern, and Eastern European foods, you can find a lot of great, authentic things to try out. From the standard (lots of naan options, rice and beans, kebab) to the more unique (fresh goat meat, yogurt drinks, dates), there is something for everyone. The best thing is that they have a butcher on-site. They only The owner is also really sweet and friendly. He threw in a couple of things for free (some mango juice), answered all my questions, and was just a nice, helpful guy.

The man that owns the store is super nice and respectful. Awesome customer service! Good prices for…read morethe fresh meat.

I've been here twice so far trying the lunch Siga Wot first time and Tibs recently during Ethiopian…read morerestaurant week! I love that I found this on gps one day when craving Ethiopian food! It's new and a place I'll take visitors to eat in honestly--it's nice and clean inside with Ethiopian jazz playing as well as tv. The Siga wot has Berbere sauce which is what I love but I have to next time ask if they can make it less spicy - my mouth was on fire. The tibs I tried recently and it doesn't have much a distinct flavor like berbere notably does but it was non spicy unless you ate the peppers in it. I prefer the flavor profile of Siga wot so if they can make it non spicy it'll be my go-to to return! I was fascinated with the grocery story market element - never been to an Ethiopian market to know how they make the foods and I'm not tempted to try. The Turkish green apple soda is delicious and sold out quickly but I hope next time they have it again. The owner is sooo nice - all the staff. Go, enjoy!!!

On a whim, I decided to stop at a local strip mall to partake of lunch at a new venue. I discovered…read morea beautiful, new Ethiopian Restaurant at the beginning of Prince William County. The signage welcomes diners for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additionally, they have a full service bar and an ATM on-sight. The restaurant can easily accommodate at least 30 guests comfortably. The ambience is relaxed and clean, with traditional table seating, high top seating, and bar seating... something for everyone. Also, the space and restroom both appear to be handicap accessible with ample parking spaces nearby. Service was fast and friendly, with thoughtful recommendations for favorite dishes to enjoy. I ordered the meat and vegetable combination, which was quite elegant and beautiful upon presentation. Likewise, the flavors did not disappoint. Flavors of white and black cumin, cardamom, and other traditional spices were evident in each bite. The combination platter included four varieties of tender beef with quite different flavors as well as two vegetable options which were collards and cabbage with carrots. The final of six offerings included delicious lentils in a tomato base. My only recommendations to improve the experience: -Have Ethiopian music playing in the background to enhance the meal. -Attend to the restroom cleanliness more often, AND offer paper towels to dry hands (instead of the air blower).