Be aware of people/ especially and old woman with glasses drives a blue suv asking for $30. Happened yesterday 9/19/25 @ approximately 4pm. She asked others as well. Trying to be kind and generous I told her to get her little grocery list she came to checkout like she won a free shopping spree!!!! Before I knew it she racked up a grocery bill for $160!!! It was totally my stupidity for paying but it just happened so fast I paid! She was nice at first then after she was rude to the employees and myself! Lesson learned!! Just wanted to save the next poor SOB for trying to be nice! read more

It's the smaller of the two Giants within the Quakertown area. But the staff is more attentive, and friendly.

I think it's irresponsible of Giant to start serving alcohol drinks to go. I see people relapsing. For one my cousin in recovery has begun crossing a dangerous highway to sneak alcohol. and just yesterday a man ask if I could buy him a drink in Giant. I told him no and he smelled like alcohol. so other obvious reason are encouraging people to drink and drive. several of the employees said they were surprised Giant had decided to sell alcohol in cups with straws to go. do they not see the liability. is the profit worth the liability and harm it can cause humans. read more

have bought Nature's Promise chicken and beef and have had multiple incidents of both being rancid as soon as we bought thEm from Giant. the first two times the chicken we just tossed in the garbage but it happened several more times during 2024. just tonight I bought two Natures Promise Ribeye steaks and both were rancid when opened. Giant did honor a return but its ridiculous to have multiple meats that are bad right from the store shelf. (all were well inside their use by dates). read more

This is for the GIANT NEAR LOWES. I will never shop there again. I will drive further from my home in Quakertown so I won't have to deal with this horrible store. Of course you have to use the SELF check out. I don't mind doing that chore but the monitors/screens SUCK. They tell you to place items in the bag and you already did. The timing is off and it delays the entire process. There is NO ONE to help. The one person who could help was helping a customer at the CUSTOMER SERVICE COUNTER. Is that person doing double duty? Where is the STORE MANAGER? Why wasn't he or she around managing the check out lines if there are under staffed? Plus the monitors do not have all of the items in its memory bank. I bought fresh corn, you know the kind that grows on a stalk. The item was not found on the monitor. Only fresh corn pre wrapped was listed. I waited for someone to help me purchase my fresh corn ears, and after 5 or so minutes I gave up. With the time delay of placing the item in the bag and not having anyone manning the front of the store, I am going to shop at WEISS in Dublin or REDNERS in Pennsburg. I guess I could have just placed the ears of corn in my bag and not pay for them, but that would have been stealing. I am a moral person and would not do that. I feel if more people complained about a situation, maybe someone will address it and resolve the issue. read more

Just go to Walmart. This is one of the worst managed grocery stores I've been in in my life. There is no one manning the counters, and there's no manager to complain to. The store is filthy, and nobody seems to be manning the ship. I will never go to the store again. read more

It's not Wegman's but this is definitely my 2nd favorite supermarket. It provides 5 star service for all of the basics you expect from a market. They have top notch customer service. The staff here is always available to help you out and they have a pleasant disposition when doing it. That combined with good discounts if you have the Giant card will save you money. The bonus with the Giant rewards card is that you can use it to pay for gasoline at reduced prices. Its based on how much you spent at the market during the month. Just imagine getting 90 cent off every gallon of gas you buy. That's priceless! I haven't had any bad seafood since shopping here and my wife loves the crab selection. The selection of vegetarian products is pretty large. That's a bonus for me. There is never long lines even on holiday weekends. They make sure the lines are staffed well. This is the ultimate neighborhood supermarket. . Ame sure you stop by if you are in the area. read more

I am a man in my 60s from NJ and had never been to a GIANT Store but, boy, do I know now never to go into a GIANT store again! Here is my experience at the 901 S. West End Blvd, Quakertown, PA, Giant store: I was visiting the Quakertown PA area, an area I wasn't familiar with. I was looking for a Walmart (where I've faithfully shopped for decades) but not coming across one, and having bumped into this Giant store, decided to go in and see if they had fever medicine, which they did. While in the store, and not finding any employees by the aisles, I stopped by the pharmacy counter to ask about batteries for a baby thermometer, as mine had died. It was 3/18/20, about 1:40pm, and there were 3 women inside the pharmacy pod. The woman closest to the counter, the youngest of them, about 30, in a rude don't-bother-me-I-am-busy-now manner used her lips to point me into the general direction where the batteries were located. She never came to the counter, but instead replied from a position some 2-3' to the left of the counter. She wasn't busy with customers, wasn't on the phone, nor busy talking to the other 2 employees there, plus I said "Hi" when I arrived, so her don't-bother-me-I-am-busy-now attitude and lack of consideration came as a surprise to me. Anyway, I went to the 2 battery areas, but couldn't find the thermometer battery I needed, so I came back to the pharmacy counter to ask if there might be some other place in the store where batteries could be located, and the same younger woman, but in a much more aggressive and decisively nastier tone, said something like "that's probably all the store has". The other pharmacy tech there, a woman perhaps in her 60s, and clearly noticing the answer of the younger tech by the counter had been unsatisfactory to me, tried to help with some sort of response of her own, but I couldn't understand what she said because the younger woman started talking over her. Noticing the older woman's apparent willingness to help me, I then directed my attention to this older tech only and asked her if they perhaps had more batteries elsewhere or if they had thermometers that I could buy one instead. The younger woman (though it was totally clear to everyone my question this time was directed to the older woman only) interrupted us again and, seemingly mad that I wasn't paying any attention to her any longer, attempted to interfere with an even more aggressive voice. But, making eye contact strictly with the older woman only this time, I didn't acknowledge the younger woman's comments. Given the younger tech's second interruption, exacerbated by the older tech being further from the counter than the younger tech, I repeated to the older tech if perhaps they carried baby thermometers instead that I could buy one. This older tech started to respond but at this point - as she was still responding--, the 3rd woman there, the Pharmacist, (who had been standing next to the older tech all along working on something, and who had witnessed the entire sequence of events since I first approached them), staring at me, interrupted the older tech and, quite mad, said something about customer service. I couldn't quite understand what the Pharmacist was saying because, for a short moment, it seemed that the three of us (the older tech, myself, and the Pharmacist) were all talking. I asked the Pharmacist if she could repeat what she said, and increasingly madder, she yelled at me that if I needed help to go customer service to ask them there. I said fine, thanks, and left. Needless to say, in my way to customer service, I was fuming. I felt I had been violated. As I headed to customer service, I passed the store's self-checkout area, but decided I had had enough nasty treatment already at the pharmacy, started to sense the people in customer service were probably no better educated than those 3 at the pharmacy and, before reaching CS, turned around to return to the self-checkout area. I paid for the fever medicine and left. If the pharmacy personnel at Quakertown Giant isn't going to help the occasional customer who might wonder by to ask a question about a medical device, then the store should have a sign by the pharmacy - a sign I never saw there - stating their pharmacy isn't there to help store customers with questions about health-related items, as was my case with the baby thermometer. After this experience thanks but, no, thanks: I will never walk into a Giant store again - even if theirs was the last pharmacy on earth. The pharmacy techs and Pharmacist in my local ShopRite food store in New Jersey are professionals who, not only answer all my health and health device-related questions, but who even come out of their pharmacy pod and bring me to the exact aisle and shelf by the pharmacy where the health-related item is located. What a bunch of losers those who run the Quakertown Giant store! read more

Giants motto is "Yes I can" as in yes I can screw up your catering order and forget to process it! And when you ask the two women in the bakery they proceed to tell you to try somewhere else and go about their business. As in yes I can have moldy produce you have to sort through to find two decent cucumbers!! Or even better good luck finding strawberries that aren't gross. Let's not forget finding lettuce fairs about as well as finding it going dumpster diving. As in yes I can- not have anyone at the meat counter at 5pm on a weekday! This is a normal occurrence. You have to go chase someone down or even better go all the way up front to ask customer service to locate someone. As in yes I can sell you a piece of fish that is so rancid when you open it up at home you immediately start gagging. For this one I brought it back and the poor woman behind the counter also gagged and accused me of buying it weeks ago! So much for the freshness guarantee huh? I wish I could give zero stars. This place is terrible. Please Wegmans come to Quakertown. At this point we'd settle for a Weiss. read more

Suddenly the rotisserie chicken is way overdone & dry.

Went to the Giant located at 901 S. West End Blvd. tonight. First let me start by saying this Giant has been going down hill for months! Tonight there was a very slim selection for water. Not sure why all of the shelves aren't stocked since we are no longer in the pandemic. I really went to the supermarket for a single rose, balloon, and bud vase. There weren't any bud vases sitting out so I asked the woman at the self check out to help me. She told me that they didn't have any bud vases. I told her I saw one on the counter. She spoke into her microphone and again I was told that there weren't any. I told her again I see one sitting on the counter. So frustrating!!! Are people really that lazy?? When I told her I was going to email corporate she tells me that she can't leave her station....Really???? You weren't at you station when I walked up and suddenly you can't leave it??????!!! Corporate really needs to have some customer service classes for these folks! read more

When I grocery shop, the bulk of my hull is fresh produce. Giant's produce is far too expensive for my budget. I find much better deals at Aldi and produce juncion with no difference in quality. Despite my general dislike for the store, I stopped in for ant poison. Giant did not carry the kind I wanted, I settled for the only kind they seemed to have. Also, the isle marked "pest control" was improperly labeled so I required assistance locating said poison. read more

Best food I have every have the food just melt in your mouth best food I've had in 2021

Allison the pharmacist in Quakertown Giant store is very rude. She doesn't even acknowledge you when waiting to get prescription. In addition, she won't bother answering any questions regarding medication. read more

the giant in Quakertown is a good one! the store is pretty big and full of all the groceries you could possibly need. the store is kept very clean and I've encountered employees cleaning multiple times. the store keeps their prices low but quality high. the employees are all friendly and create a good shopping experience! read more

When will I learn??? This is the worst Giant in our area! When it first opened it was my favorite. I have purchased stew meat that looked perfect on the outside but when I went to prepare dinner, the meat was green on the inside! The produce section is bad too. Besides fruit and vegetables with mold on them, the workers are rude. I was looking at bagged salad one day and a stock person was restocking. As I was standing there deciding, he stepped in front of me and turned around and said "if I am in your way, let me know", I said "you are in my way", he said "give me a minute, I am almost done". I walked away. Another issue I have is you go there on a Sunday morning and all the aisles are being restocked! Workers, carts, boxes everything in every aisle, at the end of aisles - everywhere! One more thing, the people who walk around the store to "clean up" is a joke. They pull their cleaning thing behind them and scan the aisle. I have seen one walk over spilt rice and not clean it up. I will admit that this happens in the other Giants as well. read more