I love this place! Been shooing here since they opened, and in addition to having great deals, the…read morestaff are always super friendly. I usually find myself going to a second store to get the stuff I couldn't find here, but it is always worth a visit. Constantly recommend this store (and this particular location) to friends. Service is 100x better than the other grocery stores in the area.

Depends what you are shopping for. I go for the random deals, therefore I enjoy this grocery…read morestore. I admit, it's not my frequent grocery shopping experience but I like it.

I stopped in just to pick up a few items, and the first thing I noticed was a WEIS employee sitting…read moreon the disabled scooter near the entrance, using his phone. If he was on break, there is a designated break room for that purpose. Seeing an employee occupying equipment meant for customers with mobility needs--especially while disengaged from work--sets the wrong tone for the store. At the same time, several areas clearly needed attention. Inside the entrance, only eight carts were available, while more than twenty were scattered throughout the parking lot. A few pieces of litter were also visible near the front of the store. These are basic tasks that help maintain a clean, welcoming environment, and they seemed to be overlooked. When I checked out at the self‑checkout kiosks, another employee was pacing around with exaggerated arm and leg movements, appearing extremely bored. He wasn't paying attention to customers or offering assistance, even when it was clear that some shoppers could have used help. His behavior came across as unprofessional and disengaged. Despite these issues, the store itself was well stocked and organized, which I appreciate. The shelves were orderly, and the overall layout was maintained. However, the contrast between the store's condition and the employees' behavior suggests that management may be focusing more on back‑of‑house operations than on supervising the front of the store. I place a high value on strong work ethics and professionalism at every pay scale. These qualities don't depend on the job title--they reflect pride in one's work. I truly hope management provides clearer expectations and better training so employees can represent the store in a way that matches the quality of its inventory and organization.

ran in for a fee items. The store was clean, I was able to…read morefind my items quickly. I got everything I needed. I'll come back for more!

One of the friendliest shopping places for groceries and a few other odd things…read more This location can get hectic with customers but on this Thursday evening it was a very relaxed shopping experience. Parking was smooth and not taxing on my patience. The music playing was that of a soothing melody and the shelves were stocked. I was able to grab not only what I went for but browse slowly through the aisles and select items that catch my eye. The key to shopping at this Trader Joes is going when the rush is not here. Happy shopping Happy me.

Came here to pick up a snack. Trader Joe's is hit or miss when it comes to crowds. We came on…read moreSunday afternoon and it was fairly calm. This location had a parking lot, but it was very crowded. Upon entering, the layout was similar to other TJ's and it was easy to navigate the store. The store was well stocked and I found what I was looking for. As always, the associates at the register were very pleasant. I love that they still provide paper bags for FREE! All in all, I enjoy my limited trips to Trader Joe's.

Compared to other locations and I've been to some many, I'll confidently say that I do like the…read moredifferent varieties at this location. The store seems to be a lot bigger and they stay true to what I first loved about Lidl, variety and freshness. The produce section is huge and I love their multiple choices of organic fruits and vegetables. Today was my first time going here in a minute and it did seem like it was closed at first because there was nothing in their vestibule area. I love to purchase orchids from them because they are very vibrant in color and healthy looking. I was able to grab one today as a thank you gift since the other location didn't have good ones.

Lidl is very clean and well‑organized, especially compared to the Aldi I visited today. The…read moredifference in how the two stores are managed is noticeable. My only complaint is that Lidl had just one full‑service checkout lane open on a busy Saturday, which caused a long line. A little more staffing at checkout would make the experience much smoother.

I don't normally shop here, but I stopped in because they carry a specific item Weis didn't have…read more Ended up being a solid experience. The parking lot is easy to navigate, the staff is friendly and attentive, and the store itself is clean, organized, and well laid out. Shelves are tidy, aisles are open, and everything feels maintained rather than neglected. For a quick in‑and‑out stop, it's actually a pretty pleasant place.

I love that this location is 24 hours, it's the perfect place to go in a bind. Unfortunately this…read moreis my first & last time ordering a birthday cake from Giant's bakery. I received my cake with the wording looking like my six year old piped it herself and the Hello Kitty picture on the cake is lifted and rippled. A huge disappointment...I'll stick to buying their premade desserts!!

6.18.26 More…read morespacious and larger inventory of merchandise than Lotte down the street. However, the employees were not very knowledgeable and couldn't answer my questions.

Seems like this Hmart has gotten an upgrade- either that or I never noticed how organized it was…read more My favorite section is the prepared foods- onigir, kimbap, bibimbap, sushi, and the hot foods like dumplings. They also have freshly cut watermelon with a folk included which is so convenient and perfect. I wish it was closer for me- the traffic at the intersection right near this store is congested with regular dramatics and situations with NPCs. It's better to go early during the off-hours when the NPCs are at work or doing whatever they do.

Content removed This content may violate our usage policies…read more It sounds like you want to turn this into something you can post publicly or send as a formal complaint. I can help you make it clearer, more focused, and more effective so it's taken seriously. Here's a revised version that keeps your core message but presents it in a more structured and credible way: I had a deeply uncomfortable experience at H Mart last night while shopping with my family. We came in simply to purchase a popular fruit-shaped ice cream, but almost immediately we felt unwelcome due to repeated staring. What escalated the situation was the behavior of a middle-aged employee wearing a burgundy shirt, who appeared to follow us around the store. This made us feel singled out and unsafe. When I confronted the situation by turning my cart around and moving toward him, he abruptly walked away and avoided further interaction. As a person of color, this experience felt discriminatory and unacceptable. No customer should feel monitored or profiled while simply shopping with their family. Because of this incident, we will not be returning. I also intend to report this experience so it can be properly addressed. I hope management takes this seriously, reviews staff behavior, and ensures that all customers are treated with respect and dignity. If you want, I can also: Tailor this for Google Reviews, Yelp, or a corporate complaint form Make it stronger/more formal (for escalation) Or include specific details like location, time, or receipts to support your claim Let me know how you plan to use it. Tailor for Google reviews. Include Catonsville location Here's a version tailored specifically for a Google Review, with the H Mart Catonsville location included and a tone that's firm but more likely to be taken seriously by both customers and management: I had a very uncomfortable experience at H Mart in Catonsville last night while shopping with my family. We came in to pick up the popular fruit-shaped ice cream, but almost immediately we noticed people staring at us. What made the situation worse was a middle-aged employee wearing a burgundy shirt who appeared to follow us around the store. His behavior made us feel singled out and unwelcome. At one point, I turned my cart around and began moving toward him to address the situation, and he quickly walked away and avoided any interaction. That response only reinforced how uncomfortable and targeted we felt. As a person of color, this experience came across as discriminatory. No one should feel like they are being watched or profiled just for shopping with their family. Because of this, we will not be returning to this location. I hope management takes this seriously, reviews staff behavior, and ensures that all customers are treated with respect. If you want it to hit even harder (or sound more neutral/"corporate"), I can adjust the tone depending on whether your goal is impact, escalation, or just warning other customers. Hit harder. Warning other customers If your goal is to warn other customers and make the impact unmistakable, you can lean more direct and forceful--but it still helps to stay specific and grounded so people take it seriously rather than dismissing it as just anger. Here's a stronger Google Review version: I am a person of color, and my family and I had a disturbing experience at H Mart Catonsville. We came in just to buy the viral fruit-shaped ice cream, but almost immediately we were met with constant staring that made it clear we were not being treated like other customers. The situation escalated when a middle-aged employee in a burgundy shirt began following us around the store. Not assisting--watching us. It was obvious and uncomfortable. When I turned my cart around and approached him, he quickly walked away and hid in the men's restroom instead of addressing the situation. That alone tells you everything. We were made to feel singled out and unwelcome the entire time. As a family simply trying to shop, that is unacceptable. Be aware: if you are a person of color, you may not be treated with the same respect as others at this location. We will not be returning. Management seriously needs to address how customers are being treated in this store.

I'm so torn between 3 and 4 stars... it's really a 3.5 star experience if I'm being honest. But, I…read morecan round up in this case, and the pros do outweigh the cons in any event. First, the CONS: * It's cramped! Most of the aisles are very narrow, but even the open spaces (produce, seafood) are fairly small. May the odds be ever in your favor if you have to push a shopping cart around here. * Speaking of the seafood section, it is strongly aromatic. They say you shouldn't be able to smell good seafood. Well, I've never heard of anyone getting bad seafood here, but you wouldn't know from the odor. It's strong and not pleasant. * Some items are SUPER expensive. I think a lot of this boils down to import pricing, to be fair. Now, the PROS: * Many other items are super INEXPENSIVE! Sometimes, you can find produce and other pantry items for WAY less than you would at a local supermarket. * They have a lot of items you just can't find anywhere else. Even if you can find them online, you're paying a lot in shipping or finders' fees. * Their staff is fairly helpful and usually friendly. My main experience is usually with the cashiers, but even they tend to be really engaging and pleasant to chat with. * They have a very big selection for being a specialty market! For primarily carrying Korean products, they have a wide variety to choose from. You aren't at their whim for whatever they want to sell to you. I guess if you're okay with a slightly claustrophobic environment and a localized fishy smell, it's all shiny here. Overall, it's a great change of pace from standard grocery shopping, and I love cooking with the unique ingredients I can find here.

This franchise of grocery shopping is the best. Super fresh stuff, lots of unusual stuff (for…read morewesterners), great selection of noodles, prepared & frozen eats (we love the scallion pancakes), and lots of great soy sauces (forget kikoman) Different Mushrooms galore, eggplants, cauliflower... colors and types you've never seen. Fun packaged baked goods and live things to cook. Weird soda flavors to try too Clean and filled with Asian customers. A worthwhile trip

Came here to get supplies for my chicken pho dinner…read more The atmosphere is chill with a faint whiff of a clash of scents that may be a turn off at first, but you get used to it. It does not in any way reflect negatively on the store in general. To be honest, they have some of the freshest produce and seafood in the area. The udon noodles I get for my pho are amazing. They have an endless selection of Asian food items and I enjoy perusing the aisles in search of my next big discovery! The staff are pleasant and service at the meat and seafood counter is good. The value for me is good and they have weekly sale items as well. All in all, a great market to pick up fresh produce, seafood, and udon noodles!

As a resident and community leader, I would like to make it know that ShopRite has been a long…read moreawaited blessing granted to our community. The store offers good quality food at the expected prices. The workers are nice any the general atmosphere of the store is very pleasant. The store is always clean and parking is readily available most of the time. The store has greatly enhanced the Liberty Heights and Gwynn Oak intersection. i purchase a lot of produce from this location and have noticed a change in the quality on too many occasions. I would normally leave ShopRite and visit another grocery store to make my purchase. A couple of days ago, I didn't have the time. Feeling frustrated and seeing a pattern developing, I decided to snap a photo to share. I am sure that THIS IS NOT a true reflection of ShopRite management or it's owners. ...but, photo says it all... If I saw produce in this condition in my own refrigerator, it would be tossed into the trash can. I'm sure that the owners would do the same. What on earth...???

Walked into ShopRite to get my receipt and the night manager was rude because I asked her to get me…read moremy receipt from a self checkout register she then proceeded to be loud, disrespectful and short with me. During my conversation with her she kept walking away because I was not 100 percent what 2 registers it was as I was speaking to her because she kept sulking and complaining about she has to run a store. The security guard butted into our conversation and escalated the entire situation. They both kept saying I was being rude when I was just trying to get my receipt and the manager kept refusing to do her job which ended in me having to call the cops because how much lying was going on by the staff. I have a video and I plan on escalating this issue.

This grocery store was chaotic. There were several pallets left unpacked in the aisles, two powered…read morepallet jacks parked in the way, and we had to navigate around all of these cluttered obstacles while the store was packed with Saturday shoppers. We nearly bumped into other customers multiple times. It was an unpleasant and frankly disorganized experience. There were also hundreds of empty boxes sitting on the shelves waiting to be discarded. It really seems like they don't have an overnight crew for stocking and cleaning -- everything was being done during the busiest hours, which felt completely mismanaged and not cool at all. Lidl off we go, it is down the street.

A recent poor experience from staff at has me looking for an alternative…read more They failed to give more than 2-3 mins verbal notice inside of store that they were closing, did not say how long left to get to checkout, then suddenly told this customer to leave everything gathered and get out, then blamed customer for not knowing what time it was instead of expressing any sympathy or taking any responsibility. Many of the staff here have been nice, but it only takes one incredibly rude employee to sour this location for me forever.