Their meat section was not fully packed. Some looked like it was going bad. Not enough cashiers…read more Prices were extremely higher than other supermarkets I've been to. Also getting customer service was hassle. The self checkout machine kept malfunctioning.

This Giant grocery remains a hugely depressing experience. It's a zoo, not a clean, modern grocery…read morestore. Management doesn't care. Security just stands and does nothing while a homeless guy basically camps out in front of the doors (and last week when it was cold, they let him sit INSIDE on a bench while he pigged out on food given to him!). Also a dude regularly goes around with an empty cart, bothering customers to buy his book of,poetry (?!). I've seen shoplifters just pack up their backpacks with laundry detergent and security does nothing. The outside sidewalks are dark and grimy - anyone heard of pressure spray? Downtown Silver Spring deserves better than this for people who can't afford to shop at Whole Paycheck or Mom's. I've written to Giant Corporate and store management: no one does anything.

I have shopped here for years. It has maintained its high quality. The workers are friendly and…read morehelpful. Many have been there for years. The prices are comparable to the big chain stores. As I have aged, it is a store I can walk around the entire store and personally buy my groceries. Parking is great. I do recommend.

Monday afternoon, The deli does not know how to slice meat 1 inch thick. (You put the meat on the…read moreslicing machine and set the thickness to 1 inch.) went to the front counter and asked the manager (?) to help her do it, he was no help. I said REALLY? he said REALLY! Three times back-and-forth. had to do without this time.

Folks say the TPSS coop is expensive and that can be true. But: I love it for its bargains…read more First, the bulk section. So many everyday and unusual products at a fraction of the price you would pay for the same thing in little bottles, boxes or jars. My favorites are oatmeal and spices. Second, the wine section often has good prices on decent wines. Not easy to find these days. Some of them are organic. And finally, there are some freshly prepared foods that make the co-op a destination store for me. Sushi. And those spicy samosas that are kept in the warmer near the soups. Especially the cabbage one! Apparently they are made by Zemen, the Ethiopian grocery on Maple, so you could also look for them there. That is the co-op the way I experience it. But it is waiting for you to discover your own - the possibilities are endless

So this place has undergone a much needed renovation since the last time I was there, and it is so…read moremuch better for it. The store has a much better flow, with the produce located where the cashiers used to be. Yes this place is in fact more expensive than a traditional grocery store, but the bulk section with one of the only bulk season spots in the area. Excellent selection of food products, staff is kind and down to earth, and it really feels like your local grocer because it is!! I'd rather spend my money here than at Whole Foods or some other corporate entity.

Love shopping here. It's never a zoo and ALL produce is organic. No need to study tiny labels as at…read moreother nearby stores owned by gazillionaires. You can email the owner (Scott) if you have any questions or suggestions. Checkout is always prompt, hardly ever a wait, and no self-checkout. While it's not cheap, if you actually compare prices elsewhere in the area, you may be surprised at things like shade-grown organic fresh roasted coffee beans at $11/lb. and great variety of nuts, beans, seeds, spices, in the bulk bins at a fraction of what you pay for them pre-packaged. My one "whine" is about the parking lot ramp sightlines - be careful when pulling in as someone may be coming up the ramp as you enter. But other than that I'm extremely happy they've opened in Silver Spring!

Good selection; good prices; helpful and friendly staff; no self-check out machines. I much welcome…read morealternative to Bezos' Whole Foods rip-off palace.

Okay grocery store. Used to be cheaper than Giant and my preferred grocery store but it now often…read morecosts more than Whole Foods. Sometimes they do run good deals that make it look like you save more given the higher prices.

Disappointing and embarrassing experience. I was shopping with a personal backpack and reusable bag…read morebecause of the store's restrictive bag policy. While browsing produce, I briefly placed a bag of kale in my backpack while continuing to shop openly in plain view. An employee approached me near the seafood counter and essentially implied I might be stealing, telling me I needed to take it out of my bag because he "didn't want me to get in trouble." The interaction felt unnecessary, humiliating, and accusatory -- especially since I was not hiding merchandise or behaving suspiciously. What made it worse was that the store seemed understaffed in areas that actually affect customer service: most checkout lanes were closed, customers were forced into self-checkout, and basic assistance throughout the store was lacking. I understand stores have loss prevention concerns, but there's a respectful and professional way to handle those situations. Instead of making paying customers feel singled out, management should focus on improving customer service and staffing.

I came in just to buy a coconut water, and somehow that turned into one of the most frustrating…read morecustomer service experiences I've had. I stood there waiting while multiple employees looked right past me and never acknowledged me. It honestly felt like I was invisible. A simple "We'll be with you in a minute" would have gone a long way, but instead I was completely ignored. Eventually I got my coconut water, but by then the experience had already been ruined. Good customer service doesn't cost anything, and customers shouldn't have to work just to get someone's attention. I won't be coming back unless they start treating people with more respect. (I am black)

My wife and I stopped off here on the way home from looking at granite countertops in CollegePark…read more I had been hoping to pick up some Korean spices (flakes and paste), and sadly their collection of Korean food was paltry. But nothing else was paltry. A huge collection of produce, aisles of dried beans and bags of rice, and collections of Latino dried spices to beat the band. I was happy to fill in the home collection of dried peppers and hibiscus flowers Not likely we will intheneighborhood again any time soon, but if I am I would stop here for sure

Fish and meats are fresh. The service is very professional and polite. The store the stocked very…read morewell and neat.

Best way is a chain store and this has to be the worst one. This one is located on Piney Branch Rd…read more It's not uncommon to find fruits and veggies rotten. Make sure you at the bottom of any packaged items. I've found mold on my snap peas and garlic. I went today for tomatoes and it was hard to find an actual red one. The prices have gone up almost 75% post Covid. They have always doubled the price for any American products. The precut turkey legs were very gray, so i opted out. The tub of ice cream use to be around $4, it is now $8. The same tub is cheaper at Sam's Club and Costco. Once I was done and went to the line. They FORCE...FORCE YOU TO USE DEBIT. If you have a card that has both debit and credit....they do not know how to change it. I asked for a manager. They said he left and there was no one to talk to. The cashiers do not speak English very well. It was absolutely ridiculous. I forgot why I stopped coming before this visit but now I remember. I won't be back. Lost customer.

I love this store, but hate all the traffic cones on Wayne Ave, especially in the dark and rain…read more However, coming here at 9pm is the best. Plenty of parking. I parked right outside the door! I bought some delicious looking huge cinnamon rolls. Let's hope they're as good as they look.

I came here with hunger and a choice. Pizza or the salad bar. In all honesty, the pizza seemed…read morelike it had been sitting for several hours which was discouraging because I probably would have gone for a couple of regular cheese slices. The salad bar though did seem fresh and even more appealing. So I cobbled together a salad filled with tomato slices, green beans, kidney beans, and some shredded parmesan cheese. While I was here I also got a gallon of organic milk, a couple of Harmless Harvest coconut water juices, and a container of prepared macaroni salad. I think I've been to this store once before, and it does seem a little smaller than their other stores, but they had everything that I needed and then some! Except for Arizona ice tea which I'm not sure why they didn't have it here.

Run, do not walk, to this awesome place! My son and I went today and were greeted by a very nice…read moreyoung man who showed us some delicious pasteries (which we HAD to buy). He also explained that there was a restaurant upstairs and grocery down. We were greeted by another really nice guy upstairs who helped us pick out delicious desserts. This place is a delight and the treats we purchased are yummy! We will definitely be visiting again soon. Obrigado!

If you like trains and knickknacks, trains and airplanes, covering the ceilings and walls, a…read moreCoca-Cola section, a table right next to the front door with no room once you open the door. Look no further. SNL Stephon should be doing the review. Or sheldon cooper. Your mind will be blown walking in the door. You'll have to tie your kids to the chairs.

I shopped here and my experience was amazing. Items were in stock and when I got them, all fresh…read moreand neatly packed. The fruits were fresh. The bottles of water were all perfect, no dents or leaks.

I've shopped at this Wegmans numerous times, both in person and via Instacart. Generally speaking,…read morethe produce here is fresh, reasonably priced, and the overall experience is unproblematic. I am part Russian and occasionally crave pierogi (vareniki); Wegmans is one of very few stores that sell fresh refrigerated pierogi (these are much better than the frozen ones). The last few times I instacarted these, I put them in my fridge and a few days later, after opening, I noticed they were moldy. One time I even put them directly in the freezer, and when I opened them they were moldy. I kind of gaslit myself and figured it was my fault for waiting too long to cook them. Well, yesterday I went to Wegmans in person and saw stocked moldy pierogis!! I mean several of the packages had visible mold. I cannot believe Wegmans is selling these, and clearly this is an ongoing issue for months. This really makes me question buying fresh food from Wegmans, given this wasn't a one off. Hopefully this is just limited to the pierogis, which is a specialty product that I assume doesn't have high turnover. Nonetheless buyer beware!! Wegmans, please fix!