Happy to see you open this season. The best fresh produce around. Missed you Paula. Get better soon.read more

We went a little out our way to come here based on the good reviews. It was a fairly small stand…read morewith limited items. The tomatoes we picked up were not any better than grocery store quality. We we're disappointed

Great Asian grocery! Had a little bit of everything. The bao they sell were fantastic.read more

Small, new Asian store. Prepackaged goods. No produce. 3 aisles of merchandise. My guess is that…read morethey are run by the restaurant of the same name across the street. Wish them the best of luck.

Beautiful spring weather, friendly staff and organic sweet strawberries.... What more can you ask…read morefor on Memorial Day? Come check it out soon because the season is short!

Discovered this wonderful farm at the Old Town (Alexandria VA) farm market. Amazing service,…read morequality, and selection. They offer lamb, beef, chicken and more. Grateful that they offer their quality meet on Saturdays at the country's oldest farm market. Check em' out!

While at the Old Town Farmers Market, I came across 1690 Farms as they were selling fresh eggs…read more They had a range of sizes and even though I went with the large eggs and they were pretty large in size for brown eggs. The eggs I bought a couple of weeks ago worked really well so I made my way back to the market to purchase another dozen for the upcoming week. The gent who helped me was really nice. He made sure the eggs were to my liking by opening the container and letting me look at them, like I would in the grocery store and also provided me his card. He took the time to tell me that they also offer a selection of meats as well that you can order online from their website. As long as I can keep getting eggs at the market, they may be my regular option for eggs going forward.

My poor rating is regarding the issue I had with one of Giants employees, Angela/Angie this…read moremorning. I am a regular shopper for DoorDash in this location and have never had a problem until today. I had two separate orders, so I went to self checkout so I could bag everything accordingly and double check everything. I start scanning my first order and Angie comes up with her handheld scanner and scans the paper towels on the floor. I question her and let her know that the paper towels are not for this order, that there are two separate orders. She continues to tell me that's why I should've gone to a cashier because she's supposed to be monitoring me. Fine, monitor me; but don't just go scanning things when you don't know what's going on. I didn't realize it wasn't okay to have two separate orders in self check out. So I continue to ring up the first order. As soon as I start my second order she comes back up to me and tries to scan the paper towels again. Like at this point I'm feeling singled out and harassed. I have done nothing wrong, I have never stolen anything. I was working, so I wasn't even paying for the items myself. I then tell her to get away from me that she was harassing me. A manager Cindi came up and said that she was "just doing her job." It's her job to monitor. If I was doing something wrong or stealing something, then yes, confront me; but I was doing nothing other then ringing up two separate DoorDash orders. I feel discriminated against by this Angie. If the situation was reversed and it was a black customer and a white cashier, then it would be considered racism; but since she was a black cashier and I'm a white customer that's okay? She was nothing but rude, accusatory, and harassed me for no reason. This is not okay, and the fact that the "manager" stood by her and said that was her job is ludicrous. I come to this Giant to shop all the time and I have never had a problem any other time I used self checkout. I have never had an employee try to ring up my items, nor was Angie trying to ring up any other shoppers items.. just mine. That's the definition of discrimination and it's not okay. I think it's time for Angie's racist self to retire.

Two registers open and a line at them both!!! Where is the manager??? It seems like they only want…read moreself service

I only go there to play the lottery. The store looks dark and dank. Customer service is not the…read morebest. Had me waiting for 10 mins to resolve an issue

Some but not all of the staff acts put out and bothered. Harris Teeter and Giant employees more…read moreprofessional.

The pharmacy staff are Top Notch, My Prescription was ready when I arrived and Patricia M. Answered…read moreall of my questions. I felt welcomed at this pharmacy, unlike the nearby competition. Thank you

Thanks for having 8+ employees running around, running the customers over, hitting us with carts…read moreand blocking lanes for stupid mobile orders. Meanwhile, 1 to 2 cashiers that are so slow they're going backwards in time serve the people who actually get their rear end up in the morning. Then, the eggs are packed vertically in the bag!!, all the cold and warm food is mixed together, and cleaning supplies mixed with food. Also, Thanks for making my day as I unload all the bags in the parking lot and doing it correctly. P.S. Start looking at expiration dates, some of the food expired in June and it's August... nasty grocery store.

An alpaca farm, so close by! This place offers alpacas (for sale), picture-taking madness of their…read morebeautiful and cute resident alpacas, beautiful yarns to purchase, and knitting/crocheting group sessions on the weekends. Love it! How can you deny the place?! +alpaca farm +knitting group +knitting materials for sale

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated alpaca farm located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. We specialize…read morein quality alpacas to produce the best fiber possible to sell in our on-site yarn shop. Knitters, crocheters, weavers, and all fiber/alpaca enthusiasts are welcome!

This was my 1st time at an Amish Market, and I was pleasantly surprised. There was a large variety…read moreof food to select from ranging from the bakery to fresh meats. It's set up like an indoor Farmer's Market, so prepare to pay for each area separately. The actual venue isn't anything special- you can tell the floors are old. At the front of the Market there's a stuffed pretzel section, however they only take cash for this area. Everywhere else I went they accepted credit cards. Looking forward to going back and trying the stuffed pretzels. I also noticed they had a sign for unlimited pancakes on certain days. I would be interested in trying those for sure based on the quality of food I got. The bakery items and meats I bought were thorough.

So happy this Dutch farmers market is relatively close! I love the huge variety of vendors--candy,…read morespices, chips, deli meats, condiments, pickles, a butcher, and tons of ready-to-eat options like baked goods, pizza, salad/sub bar, and smoked and fried foods. It may seem overwhelming at first, but it's actually easy to get around even when it's crowded. The lines are usually long, but they're very efficient. You grab a ticket to place your order, and things move quickly. Keep in mind there are extra charges for bags and card use. Cash is recommended, though cards are accepted at most stations (except the pretzel and ice cream lines). There is an ATM on-site. Note: The market is only open Thursday-Saturday, so plan ahead!