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  1. ALDI - 133 Holiday Court

    133 Holiday Court, Annapolis MD 21401

    4.3 Superb 69 reviews

    “Honestly, Aldi(s) out here are surprisingly budget-oriented and have a decent variety of selections. The best I can say is that I am surprised at how often they'll have better quality and competitive pricing compared to their competition. I will, however, say that I wish the Aldi(s) here had more to-go options like the ones back home do. 🤷🏽 Make the most of it. 👍🏽”

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  2. Whole Foods Market - 200 Harker Place Ste 100

    200 Harker Place Ste 100, Annapolis MD 21401

    4.1 Good 288 reviews

    “The meals at the food bar have a good variety of choices and look well cooked but not dry. Bakery shop person was helpful and friendly despite being very busy. Begining to like this place more than the local Wegmans, though not totally decided. Parking is indoors and they have an escalator built for people with shopping carts. However, will not visit Whole Foods during peak weekend shopping times - it is a madhouse with an over abundance of shoppers.”

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  3. Graul's Market Annapolis - 607 Taylor Ave

    607 Taylor Ave, Annapolis MD 21401

    4 Good 204 reviews

    “While waiting for food at the deli, I overheard an employee (tattoos on her face) having a loud, graphic conversation about sexual activity with a coworker. It was inappropriate for a customer-facing business and made the environment uncomfortable. I expect a higher level of professionalism when visiting Grauls.”

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