You can get good deals here. Inflation is hurting all of us. Groceries simply put are crazy…read moreexpensive. Here you can do pretty well. This is a no frills store. It is convenient to I 95, Route 1, and 123. That alone helps. Store is older, but considering age it's clean. Like the deals on quick snacks and microwave dinners. You can't always eat luxury as a single dad. The fruits and vegetables area is good. Employees are friendly. There can be delays at checkout, but when thought about with prices, it's worth it for sure.

There's a couple of workers there who treat each other like family, and make me and my husband…read morealways feel welcomed into the store. There's always really great deals on produce as well. It's located pretty conveniently and is close to other necessary stores which makes shopping there pretty simple

I wanted to give a shoutout to Thomas at Lidl in Woodbridge today, May 28th. He was extremely…read morefriendly, professional, and hardworking the entire time he was checking me out. He stayed calm, helpful, and kept everything moving smoothly. You can tell he genuinely cares about customers and takes pride in his work. Employees like Thomas are a big reason why I enjoy shopping at Lidl. Great customer service and a great attitude!

Have good deals,like some of the made in Germany products.They started bringing in more of Organic…read morethings which i like,only 1 organic bread tho and is kinda gross.Is always freezing cold there,bring winter jacket even if u going in summer :D

Awful market!…read more Clean?? Fresh produce?? Have been in here twice: each time they fudge the prices. They lie. Up selling expired wines and beer. A five pack (missing 1 brew) is priced as a 6 pack at full price.. Produce has brown marks and is wilted. Prices on condiments, grains, peanut butter, mustard, cookies and all else is more expensive than quality items at brand stores. The butcher looks so unsanitary I have never approached it; it has hand-smears, dried blood streaks. Tellers cheat on prices. They have underage employees carding people. If there is no price: they just make it up! Outside trash blows. Gum sticks to shoes. It's next to bombed-out store fronts. Could be misunderstood for a local garbage dump. Carts in the road.. Rebel review: 1 star con

It's always hot or miss. I've gotten something here before and tho it was not expired it deff had a…read morefoul smell as if it was before(the chicken broth from a box). Meat here is decently priced, and so is the veggies and fruit. Nice walk from the apartment I live in (potomac is about a 15min walk). There's an occasional person asking for money and the parking lot you've gotta be careful but ok grocery store for the area

Came to this store a few minutes before it's posted closing time and the security stood there with…read morethe door locked refusing to allow anyone in despite it not being the scheduled time of closing of 8pm. Big turn off to not honor the posted open hours!

Smaller ALDI than what I am used to. It's nice that when you walk in, the first thing you see are…read morethe snacks on the left and the wine on the right...Nice easy shopping for a quick trip. Staff is good, clean and compact.

Whenever I go into the store to return anything, or go to the Amazon helpdesk for returns and…read morepickup, they take forever, and they just ignore you.

I think the store has gotten better in one regard. Alcohol is no longer kept in area guarded by a…read morestaffer who requires you to show ID to enter. It still needs to work on a couple of things like all staff being courteous and having more than one check-out open. and that only took cash, not credit cards. I visit this store fairly often (online returns and/or food). On 9/19/25, I visited around 6:00 pm and I had to use the self-checkout as the one staffer checkout opening did not take credit card. I struggled to enter my phone number and felt eyes of staff on me as one came over. I am fine with courteous help, but if Amazon has no one available to ring up, why do they have people available to do so. On 9/19 around 6:00 pm, I informed a staffer who had been watching me that a receipt did not print from my self checkout transaction. Her immediate response was to laugh at me. I said to her: "that is not funny" and she did not deny laughing and that the way I said it was funny. That was terrible customer service and not nice. Just because Amazon is an enormous entity does not mean that a store employee can be disrespectful to the general customer.

It's an okay place to go grocery shopping. Prices seem a bit lower than what I've seen in its…read morecompetitors. Selection is so-so: lots of empty shelf space. Staff is not bad, but also not especially friendly, helpful, or quick.

Today I experienced my first ever racist encounter when a cashier (she said her name was Marie,…read morewasn't wearing her name tag) at the Food Lion in Lorton Virginia refused service to me by lying and saying she was closed. After going into another line I noticed that she continued to serve other customers that weren't minorities. I was specifically sent to her line by one of the front end people. I spoke with their store manager, but we will see what if anything to the employee. I do not plan on letting this slide! You should be ashamed of yourselves for hiring such people. Everything is on camera and I have contacted the corporate office regarding this.

I found the most amazing discount at Giant. You would not believe what I got for less than $8.00…read more I got eight pieces of fried chicken and two sides: I chose a pack of spinach and a pact of Mac & Cheese. I had leftovers for two days. See for yourself.

After spending the day storm prepping my home and my mother's home yesterday afternoon, my last "to…read moredo" was to pick up my prescription incase we would be snowed in for days. On my way to the Giant on Ox road I looked up their hours and saw they closed at 6:00. I called this pharmacy at 5:50 PM to explain that I would arrive right at 6:00-6:02 PM and asked, given the imminent ice storm and public safety warnings telling people to stay off the roads for days, whether there was any flexibility to pick up my prescription that evening. The response I received from the female pharmacist was cold, dismissive, and repeatedly reduced to "we close at six, you can pick up your prescription tomorrow at 7AM" without any acknowledgment of the situation, the stress involved, or even basic courtesy. There was no attempt to explain why there was no flexibility, no recognition that severe weather creates real risk and urgency, and no effort to offer alternatives such as transferring the prescription to another location with longer hours or discussing next steps. I was spoken to as though my concern was an inconvenience rather than a reasonable request during an emergency situation. In fact, I was told on the phone that the pharmacy was "already closed" despite it being only 5:50 PM at this point. What made this especially upsetting was the complete absence of empathy. A simple sentence--"I'm really sorry, I understand why this is stressful"--or even honest transparency about system limitations would have changed the entire interaction. Instead, I was met with rigidity and indifference at a moment when compassion matters most. While my prescription was not life-threatening (note, I was at no point asked what my prescription was), this experience was deeply concerning on a moral basis. It's impossible not to think about how devastating this kind of dismissive treatment could be for someone who does need critical medication, especially during severe weather when options are limited. Policies are one thing. Treating people like they don't matter because the clock is about to hit closing time is another. This interaction fell far short of the standard of care and humanity patients should expect. I hope this location reflects on how these situations are handled and improves its approach to patient communication. I wanted to post my review as I'll be starting the trek to pick up my prescription today, despite the iced over roads and VDOTs recommendations to stay home, and tomorrow will be calling my doctor to transfer my prescription to a pharmacy that has the bandwidth to treat their patients with a bit more compassion and empathy.