I am always excited to come into a MOM store. This one being so calm makes shopping enjoyable…read more I came in for tea as they have a great selection of teas (organic and specialty). The store is as stated calm, clean and organized. Eventhough I was not greeted coming in, the staff are always friendly and never rude. Im sure whatever organic food or item you are looking for you will find it here. Stop by if in the area and grab a look or a few items. You will enjoy your time shopping or looking around.

On 3 July 2026, I popped into MOM's to pick up a few things. I want to thank Charlotte for helping…read moreme find a good quality magnesium product and the rest of the MOM's customer service team for putting the customer first! When they see one customer waiting the checkout they dawn near run to the register help speed the checkout process up. And, they provide service with a smile. Thank you MOM of Jessup, MD you made my day much better!

This was my first time at this Harris Teeter. In Columbia for another reason, we decided to stop…read morehere instead of our usual in Severna Park, and while we're still partial to our "home" store, this one was organized, clean, full of produce and our cashiers were incredibly fast and exercised teamwork in ways that I rarely see. They bagged our groceries so fast the Wife and I literally talked about it halfway into our journey home. Great job.

I'm a regular here at Harris Teeter. The meat department…read morekeeps bringing me back. Everybody there is willing to help and give you valuable information regarding different types of cuts. The sushi at this location is definitely high quality and tasty. Overall I'm a satisfied customer.

We had a beekeeper, Doug, come and look at our bees. Dlug was great and able to check and verify…read morethat they were not honeybees. They were yellow jackets. We then contacted one of my NEXTDOOR post replies - Tim Bradberry (301 906-3347) and Sydney from Hunter's Farm Produce in Savage, MD. They came the same day that I contacted them. Both were extremely knowledgeable and did an awesome job. They not only opened up the front of our house. They were able to get the entire nest, the queen, and the yellow jackets - put them all in a box and cleaned everything up. We are now able to say we are yellow free thanks to Tim and Sydney

Discovered A Huge honeybee infestation in my home. Hunters Farm came and did the removal quickly…read moreand painlessly (for us). Very professional, great service. They removed 500,000 bees and 8 HUGE honeycombs that had been built over the course of a few months. Thank goodness our exterminator noticed the activity and told us. Thankful that the bees have been rehomed. THANK YOU, HUNTERS FARM and Tim Bradberry!!

zero stars. went to pickup my furniture order and they tried to sell me an incomplete item.....did…read morenot attempt to rectify the situation. just said it was an online issue. poor customer service. don't buy from here

The Wal Mart for drinkers of all types. You like beer? They have a solid selection of big box beer…read moreas well as a solid selection of craft brews.You like wine? They regularly do tasting on the weekend typically with a good range of types. You like spirits? This place is how I benchmark whether I am paying too much elsewhere. This first thing I look for at any other liquor store is, how much would this have been at corridor? I've been coming here for years aka since I became of age. They take underage drinkers that come in this store seriously, so if you have a young face be prepared. They also may give you a hard time if you come with your sibling who might be not 21 yet. They once gave me a hard time for standing in front of someone who looked young, so that was weird. I guess the moral of that short story, is this place is for "relative" grown ups who are at least 21. As you walk in the store you will find yourself at the beginning of the wine section, to your left will be the beer and to the far right are two aisle that have the hard spirits. Ready,set, go. All the prices I've seen are on par with the cheapest I've found as far as the spirits go. The wine selection is massive however my prowess as a wine drinker is fairly amateur so I'll leave that to the corridor wine experts. The prices on craft beers are pretty much what you would expect, craft brew= higher price. They do have good prices on big box beer but I can't honestly tell you the last time I bought a 38 pack of any light lagers. I typically stick to the MD craft brews, always good to support good ol' MD. They also have all the bar supplies but the prices I've seen on red solo cups, ping pong balls, bottle openers, etc are a little bit high. It's good if you forgot the pick up something but you'll pay a little more. It's a good thing you saved money on all the liquor right??? Forgot to mention they also have cigars, also a rookie in that field though so no comment on selection or pricing.

Very small but very well stocked store. Was looking for dark soy sauce to use in a recipe and this…read morewas the only place that had it that was convenient.

I have been to Arsaco grocery for African food items for the 3rd time now since I moved into the…read moreDMV. They have almost every food items we use back home. They are fully stocked on every item. The owners are very lovely and approachable. Arsaco is family owned and they run every part of the business. The place is clean and always stock with some of my favorite snacks such as chinchin, plantain chips, and more. For all your African food items in Howard county and nearby I recommend Arsaco.

I was greeted with a foul unfresh and expired food odor......... The carpet/rug in vestibules…read moresmells as well. I only hope my freshly made donuts didn't contain any spoiled ingredients.........disappointed.

This has to be the worst smelling store in the world. Apparently the manager doesn't understand how…read moreto teach people to use new mops. The smell almost made me throw up the moment I walked into the store. Smells like a fish market and it doesn't even have fish, which makes me just think they don't know how to clean.

if you are truck driver and come here for delivery you have to wait 4 to 5 hours this warehouse and…read moreyou have to change dock 3 to 5 times and rest room avilable in this place.

I discovered Class Produce earlier this year while looking for an organic produce wholesaler to…read morefeed our hungry family. Class Produce is a distributor that carries organic as well as conventional produce. I am considered a "cash customer" (even though I can pay by Visa or MasterCard) since I purchase as an individual. Twice a week, I receive a spreadsheet by e-mail of current stock items and prices. Pick-up is Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m.--12:00 noon, and the order must be received by the close of business a day ahead of time. Some pointers: -most deliveries come in overnight on Sunday, so the best day for pick-up is Monday. -check your produce on-site or as soon as you get home. Class will not issue a credit for items 24 hours after pick-up. I've had 3 small issues (fruit that wasn't optimal) since I started ordering from here, and Class was quick in resolving the situation, but the first time that I called, I did not know that I had a 24-hour window. -the warehouse is in Jessup right next to a new car storage lot, and it can seem a little bit confusing to navigate your first time there. Back your vehicle into one of the loading bays to the right of the entrance (the bays here start at #16, I believe), and go into the office (you need to be buzzed in) to verify your order and pay. -a weekly CSA (conventional and organic) is available for a good price, but I haven't taken advantage of this yet. The staff at Class has been professional and friendly--I like working with the front office employees as well as the warehouse guys. Loading assistance is available if you need it. Am I saving money? Yes! For example, the first pomegranates of the season just arrived last week. I paid $55 for a case of 36 (about $1.52 each). Organic pomegranates at WF are $2.99 each. Most everything is offered by the case, but there are a few items that come pre-packaged (e.g. dozen-counts of avocados, apples and pears). I wish that another family would share in ordering with us, so that I could buy more vegetables, but we definitely go through the fruit. When I order a case of organic bananas ($24 for 40 lbs), we'll let some ripen and freeze the rest for smoothies. Over the summer, the peaches and berries were a hit. In all, I highly recommend this place if you have a family of 5 or more (or want to share a produce haul with a friend). The fact that I can pick up organic produce from a distributor before it sits on a grocery shelf for who knows how long is wonderful. If you try it out, let me know what you think!