The good: Aldi The bad: the most insufferable, mean…read moreemployees you will meet. Every week they find a reason to take out their frustrations on you. I've tried self-checkout, store pickup- every way to avoid them but without a doubt they will find you and yell at you or give you a lecture on what you did wrong.

If you have no other choice, come to this Aldi. They charge 25 cents to use the shopping carts. You…read moreget the quarter back but I don't think this method is effective to prevent theft. If someone wants to take the shopping cart they can because they paid for it. I went to this supermarket mainly for water gallons and they did not have it. What kind of supermarket doesn't have water? This is my first time coming here so I may give in another chance since it's easy to get to. There are a lot of parking spots and it's close to the bus.

My regular Giant. Big store, tons of dry goods, plenty of meat and dairy, hit or miss with…read moreproduce. If you are just looking for highlights, there you go! Going a bit deeper, the store has plenty of parking which while I've seen quite a few cars in, I've never seen packed. That keeps the store busy but not so crazy as to make shopping difficult. Giant comes with reasonable prices and great prices on sale items imo. You'll be able to find most of what you are looking for here without too much searching. They have a bakery, seafood section, and plenty of freeze products alongside the standard dry goods and larger than normal produce section. My only complaint is while they have a big produce section, it doesn't seem to have a lot of selection - if that makes any sense. One of my usual weekly fill up spots, maybe I'll see you around!

What's the point of going to the checker line if your checker doesn't bag your groceries? Might as…read morewell go to self check out. Pass on this giant and go to another.

It's clean and has a huge selection of anything you could need (except for fabric softener for…read morewhatever reason!) Try their lava cake in their dessert section as well as their pesto. The cashiers are insanely slow, however, but self checkout makes it bearable here.

This giant took 5 weeks to get their brand of ice tea in to the store. Also the two women working…read moreat the lunch meat counter should be fired. They are slow as hell and they don't want to move fast at all. Fire them they are worthless.

I'm giving 5 stars cuz I love the giant hot bar. It had a Chinese section w meats, noodles, egg…read morerolls. Then it had 2-3 sections of prepared food choices like turkey, ribs, meatloaf, fried foods, various steamed vegetables, rice. No onion rings tho! I was told there was a cold salad bar but I'm sleepy today and didn't see it. The cashier almost bit my head off when I asked her about it. So def stop in, it's a great store w unique areas I've not seen at other stores but don't ask questions. Just get your groceries and get in and get out. Cashiers are slow as mud. But I'll be back and I signed up for the card too.

OMG ‍‍. This market at times can be the worst. Now I have to say that they are more clean than the…read moreone on 56th St. It don't smell like seafood or raw meat when you walk through the doors. At times the lines are long because there are no other registers open to help get the lines down. You end up having to bag your own groceries all the time. They don't say hello nor greet you when you get to them. There is nobody not even security to greet you at the door. It's hard to find good ppl that know where things are in the store & they work there. They need to do better with their reward system. Ppl don't want to have to spend a certain amount of money to get something free. They should be able to earn points to get stuff free. I think from now on I will be sticking with shopping at Giants.

The top floor of this H Mart is actually pretty nice -- there's a cafeteria, a Paris Baguette, and…read moresome small shops for cosmetics and home goods. It's a good spot to grab a bite or browse around casually. However, the actual H Mart experience leaves a lot to be desired. Right at the entrance, you're required to check all your bags -- even reusable shopping bags -- which feels unnecessarily aggressive. The staff at bag check treated me more like a potential thief than a customer. I had a larger wallet (the long kind, not sure what it's called), and even that was questioned. I had to argue just to take it in with me, since clearly you can't steal anything in a wallet. Once inside, the store layout is standard. The produce section near the entrance looked fresh and well-stocked. Seafood was also plentiful and appeared very fresh. The meat section had a solid selection, especially marinated cuts ready for Korean BBQ -- definitely a plus. That said, the snack section was smaller than I expected, especially compared to the ones in Chinatown. I was surprised at the limited variety. The prepared food section (like pre-made kimchi and sides) was practically empty when I went around noon -- not sure if it was bad timing or just poor restocking. Check-out was fast, but the line system was confusing. The worst part? After paying, you have to exit the store, walk back around to the bag check, and then -- get this -- squat on the floor to repack your groceries. No tables or counters provided. It felt disorganized and a bit humiliating. Overall: decent grocery selection, but the experience is soured by unfriendly policies and poor customer service flow. I'd come again for specific items, but I won't be rushing back.

Take my review with a grain of salt because I have never been to another hmart before this!…read more I love it here, and they have everything I need for Asian cuisine and then some. My boyfriend is Ecuadorian and they have a pretty loaded Hispanic aisle ironically enough and Tango cookies which are extremely hard to get in the United States, so this is a bonus (no having to wait for abulita to smuggle them back for him, yay!) Prices are average, if anything slightly above average... but I expect this for a specialty store with imported goods. Great location as I'm able to just take the SEPTA to here, works out nice if I wanna make a lil day trip out of it and eat at the food court too. :) Again, I have no other hmarts to compare it to, but it is a tad dirty and run down as far as grocery stores/food markets go. Whole building does smell like fish... but they also *do* have an open fish market thing indoors. Tight aisles. I'm fairly petite and others can squeeze by me, but exactly that: they have to SQUEEZE by me. Nobody with an average height/build could stand comfortably in an aisle with a cart and others get through. Place also isn't huge, but boy, is it packed. As mentioned, it has basically everything you'd need, especially for imported goods. As some other reviews have said, they make you unbag all your stuff and put it back... which is odd, because I'm totally fine with showing my receipt (á la Walmart or any wholesale club like BJs, Sam's Club etc) but it is next level here. High theft area, I presume. Security at front door and I've never had issue bringing my reusable bag in, but I expect to be searched on the way out. Staff is pleasant enough. I don't think in the 10 or so times I've gone to check out they've said hi to me... but I'm also used to shopping at Eastern European markets/have family from that region and they don't do that either so it doesn't bother me lol.

A decent grocery selection with an extra star for the helpful pharmacy staff…read more Standard produce and bakery section with occasional markdown items in the bakery. Additional markdown shelf stable items are across from the bathrooms next to the pharmacy. Soup to salsa to cold medicine and everything in between. Pharmacy staff is very helpful and will answer any questions you have.

I thought I'd give this Acme another chance. Big mistake.. It is the worst Acme in Delaware…read moreCounty. How can one Acme in Manoa be so clean and well stocked and this one, only 3 miles away on Lansdowne Avenue, be so dirty and unpleasant ? ! Also, the employees all look unhappy and angry. .

At the suggestion of one of my students at HMS, we ordered dins from a place I had never heard of…read moreuntil he told me about it--Spring Grocery Store. (60 E. Spring Avenue, Ardmore). I took it with a grain of salt, because 12 year olds are not notorious for their discerning palate. He was kind enough to bring me a menu, and off we went! We ordered (5) wings to start (student loved them). They were good--have had better. I ordered the cheese steak, was piping hot when we picked it up, a respectable amount of meat and extra cheese as ordered--very good. My husband ordered the Curry Goat. It was excellent. Tender pieces of goat (on the bone, think small little riblets) with a flavorful yet not too spicy curry sauce, rice and bean mix and excellent fried cabbage.The ratio of beans to rice was a tad low, but still very good. It is an unassuming storefront among row homes, neighbors hanging out on stoops and such were friendly and welcoming. We will be back!

Stopped in walking home from happy hour on Friday with a friend and had the curry chicken and jerk…read morechicken. All the platters come with a side of cabbage and a side of beans and rice. It was amazing! I couldn't stop thinking about it the next day, so I had to come back for lunch! This time I tried the oxtail, and curry goat. My favorite was the Jamaican jerk chicken, but the Oxtail and curry chicken were very good as well! I wasn't a big fan of the goat, but it had nothing to do with the cooking though. Just too many little bones in it. Loved the beans and rice! Probably the best I've ever had! Great find, will definitely return!

My favorite grocery store! Granted, they don't have all the selections like the bigger stores, but…read morethey have exactly what you need. Not small but not so big where it takes you long to find your products, either. Shopping is fast and efficient! And NO ONE beats their prices! Not even in today's unpredictable economy. I wished they were open later.

Great selection and prices. I've found that products are often on par with grocery store outlet but…read morenot everything. Produce selection is pretty good and you can find organic here as well.

I came to return something to Amazon and decided to get some oysters. Steve was really helpful and…read moreshucked the oysters. He made sure to tap them before opening. They were all good and because I love oysters so much I'll be back. Staff is very nice!

I think this is a pretty good market but some of the prices aren't that good. (In that sense…read morethey're doing inflationary wise what most U.S. shops are doing nowadays.) That's sad. Another thing I don't care for is they no longer have a coffee station. Because America's landfills are already full of things like coffee cups and plastic lids lately I've been bringing my own mug when I go out for coffee. The above is probably a good idea, that said. I'm kinda surprised finally that a joint like Whole Foods has so many products lined with chemical properties. Why they offer such products the only thing I can surmise is MONEY. Amazon has to line its pockets that's obvious!

Ms. Mary and her husband are very welcoming, truly pleasant owners, and their food - homemade…read morekimchi, Korean beef, chicken tenders, soup, chilly, egg omelette all taste delicious! Excellent food, service and ambience!

Aside from having the essentials in stock at Overbrook Food Market, they serve hot food. The first…read morething I've tried is an egg and cheese sandwich on a round roll. I'm from New York and hold a high standard for these kinds of sandwiches. I have to tell you, the ones they make here are quite possibly the best...EVER. Super buttery, the cheese and eggs are nice and soft and mixed well together, and the roll tastes very fresh. I can't wait to try some home fries or grits or something with the sandwich next time! I included a photo of the gorgeous sandwich here so you could see it in all of its glory. :)