The vibe in this place is dreary. There seems to be a lot of turnover here. No one is happy and…read morethere are no baggers seemingly. The prices are horrible. Not going to return here as it took me over five minutes to buy a handful of items that cost me too much.

Pricey, items do not taste nearly as good and staff is ok but not like employees of Grauls who were…read moreknown and local, friendly and the best customer service. I don't understand why the prices are so high compared to Giant, Harris Teeter etc. The Amish Market in Easton is much better food, service and priced fairly for great quality. I won't be shopping at St Michaels Market.

Outstanding/Professional Service…read more I shopped at this store for Instacart. Unfortunately, one of the items (Wegmans Italian Classics Uncured Pepperoni Thick Cut) was out-of-stock. I asked a member of the Deli department if any were available. The gentleman looked for the item in the freezer. He did not find the pepperoni. However, another member found the item and quickly prepared the item. As I checked out all my items and left the store, a third employee wished me a nice day. I recommend this store to anyone wanting to shop at an awesome store!

We recently visited the Wegman's in Abingdon. This was my first time in a Wegman's and my mind was…read moreblown. This was much more than a grocery store. You can purchase anything having to do with food or garden here. They were reasonably priced as well with sales here and there. Amazing meat, seafood, deli, bakery sections, great home decor shopping as well. Huge, clean, vast selections of whatever you're looking for or didn't know you were looking for. A whole different shopping experience. Changes the game for me.

I love this place! It is always clean and the staff is…read morefriendly. I have 5 kids so shopping for a family of 7 is expensive. Yea they are a bit pricey but when they have a deal it is a REALLY GREAT DEAL! They also have full pizzas that take less than 10-12 minutes. Have a few things to get--I order a pizza then run and grab some items and grab my pizza on the way out. Also...WINE in the site. Love this. Over the summer then I have all the kids at home, I dread taking them to the grocery store, so I order on line and pick it up in the grove through. It is beyond convenient. After shopping here, I have a hard time going elsewhere.

Was my favorite store as I spend a lot in this store a couple times a week and they used to be…read moregreat. Instead they have gone down so fast and I'm sick of half the shelf stuff is expired, all veggies are rotten n they leave it like it's an option. They deli is the worst ever especially now . The only store who NEVER has cheese or lunch meat pre sliced and you wait I'm not joking 30-40 min while they take that time joking 4 or more in the back while 1 person does the order and slicing . You wait over 30 or so min while one person in front of you gets one order . This is every single week and I'm about done with this place. Your prices go up up up but your not that high quality place to have that kind of prices . So many people are trying to get hired so hire even my son applied no answer or call nothing. This is how businesses fail. It seem nobody wants to work , knows how to work and maybe your not paying them right I don't know but this is trash . Even the nasty Weis has better stuff and it's cheaper

Graul's is a local supermarket chain with two locations in Anne Arundel County…read more I love the one on Taylor Ave in Annapolis because it has a large selection of grocery, deli, and hot bar items. Even better and my personal fav is the wide selection of cake slices that cost $5 per slice which is a bargain given how big each slice is! If you're looking for a little lunch and dessert this is the place to go.

I love Graul's Market. They really know how to present their products--everything always looks…read morefresh, vibrant, and delicious, especially the vegetables. There's a great variety of items, and their bakery is one of my favorites. The staff is consistently friendly and courteous, and checkout is usually quick, which makes every visit easy. They almost always have exactly what I need. The only thing I wish is that they offered online ordering with curbside pickup--it would make the experience even better. Overall, I definitely recommend them!

We went to Saint Michael's for the day for some seafood. Unbeknownst to us, the crab season ended…read morethe day before our arrival. I moved to Maryland from Texas. I didn't know about "crab season." So, what's the next best thing? Mexican! my friend and I went to Gina's for Mexican food. We sat outside. The ambience is nice. There are games that you can play at your table. So we played scrabble, While we waited on our food. The food was tasty, but of course, it's not like my beloved, Tex-Mex! The drinks are pretty good too.

Delicious! We had the blue catfish and the mango tacos- and the drinks were good too! Played a…read morelittle scrabble while we waited

Best cheese steak in the state of MD. Folks in Philly, be warned. This place has it figured out!…read more Utah, make it two!

Despite information listed on Yelp - the deli was not open for freshly made food items @ 5pm. We…read morepurchased premade sandwiches which were ok. Because there is no other nearby dinner food option (we were walking from the nearby marina in 90 degree heat) it was disappointing. Store was only ok as a market for essential grocery items.

An exciting little SOMD health food gem! Friendly service and delicious natural/healthy food…read moreselection, with niche brands and unique finds! On the outside appears as a humble little store but loaded with endless foods, products, cleaning supplies, etc. inside... a pleasant surprise! You can spend hours pursuing the colorful shelves! One downside: come prepared to spend $$$ with high price tags (prices have gone up with the new management)... However, the often run specials on products and other popular products.

A little gem nestled away in Leonardtown - the staff are always helpful - support small business !read more

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.