Grocery Stores in Dunkirk, MD

“I just wanted to take a moment to recognize the incredible service I received from Carl during my visit today. From the moment I asked for help, he went above and beyond, not only did he help me find every item I was looking for, but he did it with genuine warmth, kindness, and enthusiasm.

He didn’t just point me in the right direction he walked with me, made sure I found exactly what I needed. What truly stood out, though, was the way he engaged in such friendly and thoughtful conversation. It felt less like a chore and more like catching up with a friend who genuinely cared.

Carl showed initiative, heart, and a level of customer service that’s rare to come by these days. His attitude completely brightened my day, and I left the store feeling not only satisfied with my shopping but also uplifted by the interaction.

Please pass along my thanks to this incredible team member. Harris Teeter is lucky to have someone like him representing the store. People like this are the reason customers like me keep coming back.”

“The staff at Dunkirk Safeway, including the management, cashiers, deli, meat/seafood department and pharmacy, is very friendly and willing to help customers. The store is neat and well-stocked. The manager is often seen out on the floor or in various departments assuring that shelves are well stocked and that things are running smoothly.”

“If you want to buy a new transmission oil pan and pick up a bag of bagels with one trip in the same shopping cart you should definitely come to Walmart. If I can't find it at advanced auto parts I can guarantee Walmart will have something that will work for whatever project you may be taking on. Had to drop my transmission a couple days ago and bull ordered some parts and pieces and I pretty much rebuilt a transmission from the Walmart online store that has been running strong for 2k miles, we'll see about the long run but for now she's minty”

“Great clean store, friendly staff. Today when I shopped, my grandson was with me and who I call the Matriach of the Dunkirk store actually remembered him when he was pushing the tot grocery cart and now he's 14 and 6'3". It was another great shopping trip. Thanks to all of the staff for all you do. See you soon ?”

“I love the misspellings on the pumps. It reminds me that gas station attendants are people too. I misspelled a text once, and needless to say, it’s a lot less sexy when you tell someone that you love the smell of their “excrement” instead of shirt. Misspellings happen.”