We live right in between the Mount Holly store and another big grocery store in Mount Laurel. We…read morehave been going to both as they each have things the other one doesn't. We primarily go to the other store because it has much better produce and meat departments; however, this Acme has better selection in almost everything else. I can find almost everything I need in Acme, even stuff I have never seen when I lived in bigger cities. The thing I like most about this Acme is the people. The employees here are super helpful and friendly. I haven't had that experience at the other store. I don't know, maybe they can't think straight with all the noise. The produce section is not only small, but when we were there last week, the potatoes were all green. That led me to put any produce I had in my cart back, and this week I didn't bother even looking at the produce. These items have nothing to do with this store in particular: I'd love to see Acme get better carts (Albertson's -parent company- in Idaho has carts with drink and phone/list holders!). The one other thing is the Acme app. It needs to be closer to the Albertsons app, which shouldn't be difficult since Acme is part of Albertsons. I think the Acme app is not as easy to use. It only lets you choose between delivery and pickup when you are in your cart, you don't have the option to choose "shopping in store". I would like to be able to use the app as I'm going through the store, with the options to mark what I've picked up and what I still need to get and organized by aisle. I know the "list" tab can be sorted by aisle, but why isn't it possible to do that when I'm in the cart tab?

Meats are always fresh. They have good sales. Very friendly and helpful finding items.read more

Great deli the sandwiches are a healthy size and taste great will definitely be coming backread more

Nice little market. Great for sandwiches, hoagies and lunch meat…read more Hoagies are huge and loaded! Also, looks to be a small butcher shop also.

on 07/01/2026,at 10:21 AM, I went shopping at the Giant store located at 510 N Broad St, Suite…read more101, Philadelphia, PA 19130. I am filing a complaint against the cashier--a young black woman with long hair who treated me rudely, resulting in a terrible shopping experience. Here is what happened: When I was paying by credit card, the first attempt was declined, but the second went through. I just said, "Approved." The cashier rudely shouted at me, "I heard!" Instead of processing the transaction immediately, she made me wait and wait, while she chatted with a young girl behind me in line. After I said, "Bad attitude," she shouted, "FUCK YOU!" I answer her, "FUCK YOU! I will complain about you!" She then grabbed my receipt and refused to hand it over; I had to demand its return before she finally gave it to me. She was extremely rude, mean and unfriendly toward Asian customers, discriminated against Asian female customers, she also processed transactions very slowly, keeping customers waiting. I hope Giant takes this matter seriously. We are members and loyal customers who have shopped there weekly since the store opened, yet this is the first time I have ever been treated so rudely.

Not sure how new this Giant is however I suspect it's a recent addition to the Spring Garden area…read more Wish it were there when I lived down the street but that was decades ago and there were no supermarkets within a 5 mile radius. Now you can choose between this or Aldi right down the street. There is a parking garage on the lower level that you enter on 15th street. Another reviewer mentioned and it is correct to save your receipt and scan it to get free parking otherwise my hour and a half visit would have run me 24.00 The store is clean. The layout easy to navigate. Pricing is more than fair. I got an amazing deal on seafood. Crab legs 11.99 lb, colossal tiger shrimp 9.99 for a bag of 12. Very nice. Guys at the deli counter were super friendly. Last note, I would avoid like the plague around 3:00 pm. I knew it was a mistake when I'd done it but my shopping companion who's a non driver was having a fit. Way too many schools in the area means massive throngs of children and traffic bottlenecks. Open until 10 pm so go early or after the kids have gone home.

This is a clean, well stocked convenience store, and everyone I've encountered here who works here…read morehas been super friendly. They have a good selection of products - I stopped in tonight for some orange juice and they had four different brands, for example. When I lived in Brooklyn, bodegas like this were usually dirty and poorly lit with a limited selection. This is my go-to place when I need something between trips to the big grocery store.

I used to shop at Fayer's on Haddon Ave a while back, but they went downhill... was even shut down…read morefor maggots and stuff in the meat counters, etc. I begin buying all my meats at the regular supermarket, which was very pricey. I was so happy when I found out about this place because I was not disappointed after giving it a try. It doesn't stink when you walk inside, the employees are friendly, and the meats are fresh. The prices are ok I guess. I mean, prices are going up everywhere, so I think this is still one of the most reasonably priced places. I've had no problems here so far, and I've been using this place for a while.

excellent customer service! everyone are super helpfu!you get a nice deal on the meats order.read more

This Murphy's location is the larger sibling to the one in the Pines, and it definitely feels that…read moreway the moment you walk in. The store itself is bigger, more spacious, and especially noticeable in the produce section, which is significantly larger here. Just like the smaller location, the produce is extremely fresh, high quality, and largely local -- one of Murphy's strongest overall selling points. There's no liquor store at this location, but honestly, with the expanded grocery layout and produce selection, it still feels like a great all-around market. The bakery here is just as good as the other location -- truly excellent -- although we obviously don't split our cake orders between the two. Once you find a bakery you trust, you stick with it! Like the smaller store, this location also participates in community events, including the Easter egg hunt, which is always a big hit with families and kids. It's nice to see consistency across locations and that same neighborhood-focused feel, even in a larger space. Pricing follows the same theme -- on the higher side overall -- but again, when sales hit, they're very well priced and absolutely worth taking advantage of. All in all, this is a great Murphy's location if you want more space, a larger produce selection, and the same quality and care the brand is known for. Bigger store, same great bakery, same community feel.

The prices are very high for the quality. Got ready made salads for canoe carnival. Fruit in…read morefruit salad was hard, sour and unripe, the broccoli salad had big clumps of orange cheese and the tri pasta salad not mixed and unseasoned. They can do better but they dont!!

Scott & Judy's is the best produce vendor in the Italian Market. Giordano's, on the highly visible…read morecorner of 9th and Wash, is the cheapest, but their vegetables are so ripe they verge on rotting and are not a good value. This stand has beautiful fruit, vegetables and herbs and the prices are much better than the supermarket. I purchased a dozen lemons, a pound of shallots, three heads of cauliflower, a peck of peppers, and much much more for about $20 in the dead of winter. The person tending the store will help you bag up all your vegetables and round down to the nearest dollar when you pay in cash. Highly recommended for those on a food budget who want to get lots of fresh fruit and veg in their diet.

Scott and Judy's has been my go-to produce spot in the Italian Market for years. It's probably a…read moreconvenience and a selection thing. They always have exactly what I'm looking for in produce (eggplant, peppers, onions and garlic). Recently they took on the spice world. I was borderline devastated when the Spice Corner closed. Asking other business owners in the Italian Market, I was actually directed towards Scott and Judy's. I was surprised because I didn't know they had spices, and I actually didn't know the name of their shop. In any event they had the exact spices I was looking for (garlic, oregano, basil and crushed red pepper). The produce prices aren't dirt cheap as others had commented on, but I feel the prices were better than a lot of the city supermarkets. The Spice Corner had better seasoning prices, but I was just happy to find fresh spices that I wasn't ready to nickel or dime this. No reason not to return!

SO excited about this store. It's such a great addition to the neighborhood…read more It's massive, clean and well stocked. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. GIANTs prices are typically some of the cheapest in the area and this store is no exception.

It felt like running a labyrinth just to get around. I get that, if a store takes over an available…read morespace, but they were the store that would use that space when it was being built last year. The produce was downright rotten. Bought some Giant applesauce with an expiration date of January 29, 2028 that tasted like mildew. Not like mildew in applesauce -- nothing but mildew. (Almost stopped me from ever eating applesauce again.) One checkout line, and yet I was not only expected to bag my own, there was no room after the conveyor belt except a place that held a bag, so he had to keep waiting while I bagged on the floor. One positive in the experience, a very nice employee in produce who pointed us to where to find things. I hope he finds a good job before this store closes because it won't last.