Grocery Stores in California, MD

“I always love shopping at this Aldi's because there's always new things to try! I felt sorry for the girl who was the cashier today because the lady in front of me was just plain rude to the cashier for no reason. I hope she was not feeling down after that rude interaction, I did let her know that some people are just that way and the rest of us just have to keep doing what we're doing. Anyways will come back in a few days to stock up more!”

“Store is overall clean. Good selection of produce, deli and seafood. Negative aspect is they never have their hand baskets near the entrance. You have to walk to the registers to get one.”

“I have always liked shopping at Giant, especially their sales and today was exceptional. Received so much personal attention from the 2 guys at the register who made sure I'd gotten everything I needed and were very friendly. Then their was Sedrick,and I'm assuming he was a manager. He was all over the place talking and encouraging his workers and speaking to customers. When I was taking my groceries to my car he noticed I had many bags in my cart and had Samuel help me. Made me feel like A truly valued customer.”

“I really like the way they slope the pavement so the puddles form between the pumps and your car, so that no matter how you get out and pump your gas, you know your feet are getting wet.”

“an associate by the name of Mark who said he worked in the meat department help me find my way to the bathroom returning from his break. I just want to thank him so much because i am a visuially impaired person.”

“I was staying at a janky little hotel down the street from here. Their breakfast options for me were dry toast and juice (I'm vegan, so can't have all the dairy and egg and meat options they were serving). Ran in to grab a few things that I could microwave. The initial interaction with the door person was bad. She has this stank attitude. I forgot my shopping cart. I'm not trying to harvest your organs to sell on the open market. Calm it down. You're checking receipts at the Walmart. A simple? "Hey, that one way entry thing is going to scream at you. All you gotta do is go a few feet down and go around." Nah. Instead I get this death glare and a snotty little comment. Whatever. But literally every other staff member is over the moon nice and friendly. Shelves are neatly arranged, and aisles are kept clean and sparkling. Requests for help are met with enthusiasm to get you to the product you need. Items are restocked unobtrusively and quickly. When it's time to leave, there are plenty of cashiers to ring out your purchases. Cashiers are efficient and quick, while still genuinely smiling and asking how you're doing. Since kindness is free, the cashiers here have chosen to give you as much as they can muster. It just made the whole interaction lovely. Y'all are superstars, and deserve the love that the customers were giving you while I waited on line. Absolute legends.”

“Shout out to Sheldon (hopefully I got your name right)!! He was extremely knowledgeable, personable, and had great customer service!! I have always had great experiences at this tire center and Sheldon went above and beyond. I will always recommend this tire center and I will be back for my next set in the future!!”

“I was staying at a janky little hotel down the street from here. Their breakfast options for me were dry toast and juice (I'm vegan, so can't have all the dairy and egg and meat options they were serving). Ran in to grab a few things that I could microwave. The initial interaction with the door person was bad. She has this stank attitude. I forgot my shopping cart. I'm not trying to harvest your organs to sell on the open market. Calm it down. You're checking receipts at the Walmart. A simple? "Hey, that one way entry thing is going to scream at you. All you gotta do is go a few feet down and go around." Nah. Instead I get this death glare and a snotty little comment. Whatever. But literally every other staff member is over the moon nice and friendly. Shelves are neatly arranged, and aisles are kept clean and sparkling. Requests for help are met with enthusiasm to get you to the product you need. Items are restocked unobtrusively and quickly. When it's time to leave, there are plenty of cashiers to ring out your purchases. Cashiers are efficient and quick, while still genuinely smiling and asking how you're doing. Since kindness is free, the cashiers here have chosen to give you as much as they can muster. It just made the whole interaction lovely. Y'all are superstars, and deserve the love that the customers were giving you while I waited on line. Absolute legends.”

“I was staying at a janky little hotel down the street from here. Their breakfast options for me were dry toast and juice (I'm vegan, so can't have all the dairy and egg and meat options they were serving). Ran in to grab a few things that I could microwave. The initial interaction with the door person was bad. She has this stank attitude. I forgot my shopping cart. I'm not trying to harvest your organs to sell on the open market. Calm it down. You're checking receipts at the Walmart. A simple? "Hey, that one way entry thing is going to scream at you. All you gotta do is go a few feet down and go around." Nah. Instead I get this death glare and a snotty little comment. Whatever. But literally every other staff member is over the moon nice and friendly. Shelves are neatly arranged, and aisles are kept clean and sparkling. Requests for help are met with enthusiasm to get you to the product you need. Items are restocked unobtrusively and quickly. When it's time to leave, there are plenty of cashiers to ring out your purchases. Cashiers are efficient and quick, while still genuinely smiling and asking how you're doing. Since kindness is free, the cashiers here have chosen to give you as much as they can muster. It just made the whole interaction lovely. Y'all are superstars, and deserve the love that the customers were giving you while I waited on line. Absolute legends.”

“One of the Managers, Annette, let me in as they were closing to make sure I could get my items. One of which being the formula for my 9 month old Son, thank you so much for the exceptional customer service!”

“I was staying at a janky little hotel down the street from here. Their breakfast options for me were dry toast and juice (I'm vegan, so can't have all the dairy and egg and meat options they were serving). Ran in to grab a few things that I could microwave. The initial interaction with the door person was bad. She has this stank attitude. I forgot my shopping cart. I'm not trying to harvest your organs to sell on the open market. Calm it down. You're checking receipts at the Walmart. A simple? "Hey, that one way entry thing is going to scream at you. All you gotta do is go a few feet down and go around." Nah. Instead I get this death glare and a snotty little comment. Whatever. But literally every other staff member is over the moon nice and friendly. Shelves are neatly arranged, and aisles are kept clean and sparkling. Requests for help are met with enthusiasm to get you to the product you need. Items are restocked unobtrusively and quickly. When it's time to leave, there are plenty of cashiers to ring out your purchases. Cashiers are efficient and quick, while still genuinely smiling and asking how you're doing. Since kindness is free, the cashiers here have chosen to give you as much as they can muster. It just made the whole interaction lovely. Y'all are superstars, and deserve the love that the customers were giving you while I waited on line. Absolute legends.”