Grocery Stores in Hanover, MD

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  1. 7667 Arundel Mills Boulevard, Hanover MD 21076

    4.2 Good 180 reviews

    “This is my favorite Aldi. The staff is friendly and willing to help, plus my go-tos are always stocked and the aisle of shame is the bomb, especially on Wednesdays.”

  2. 2655 Annapolis Road, Hanover MD 21076

    4 Good 175 reviews

    “This area recently has gone downhill. If you see a white dude that looks like he's working there and pushing carts around, he doesn't work there. He's an ex con out of prison sizing you up for car jacking. He tried getting in my wife's vehicle a few months ago but she lucked out and had the doors locked.”

  3. 7081 Arundel Mills Circle, Hanover MD 21076

    3.5 Good 302 reviews

    “Another of the large Walmart stores. Smaller than the Superstore locations. All is well nonetheless. Used the pharmacy for first time here. Got my flu vaccine with zero waiting. And did some shopping. Only shortfall for us was the smaller selection and space dedicated to food items of every category. The photo is yesterday's benefit of our Walmart+ membership which we highly recommend.”

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  5. 7643 Arundel Mills Boulevard, Hanover MD 21076

    3.1 Average 291 reviews

    “Since changing the policy to allow no matter how many items go thru self check-out, it eliminated the long lines at cashiers, wonderful shopping now, quicker in and out”

  6. 7643 Arundel Mills Blvd, Hanover MD 21076

    2.3 Poor 94 reviews

    “I love Safeway . The food is fresh they have everything I need. The cupcakes are a good price for quick party pick ups. The flowers are gorgeous. A little disturbed that the lines aren't staffed and I had to ring up a cart full but that's everywhere.”

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