Supermarkets near Severna Park, MD

“I usually don’t leave reviews, but the woman working pickup orders on 1/23 deserves a shout-out. With the big snowstorm coming, it was expected that some items wouldn’t be in stock. She did a great job with substitutions and even messaged me to give me a heads-up. My order was ready before my pickup time, and I didn’t wait long at all before she brought it out — even though the store was clearly very busy. She was also very friendly when dropping off the groceries. She deserves extra praise for her hard work and positive attitude during such a hectic time for grocery stores.”

“This is a decent grocery store — lowest prices on many items. Their freezer section isn’t huge, so they run out of my favorites: cauliflower and broccoli. The produce is okay, basics but not a huge amount of variety. Some of the Aldi’s favored brands are fine and some are not so great. Their hotdogs, greek yogurt, and chips are not up to what I’m expecting. The chicken breasts and salad stuff is fine, they have beverages and carry a lot of sugary brands but not as many Diet/Zero as they could. Their prices are usually lower than Walmart, and significantly less expensive than many of the other chain or single grocery stores. The store is clean and the staff is fine. They seem to be working all of the time. There’s only one register line here with several self check-outs. It doesn’t matter to me, I usually prefer self check out. I’d rather drive a couple extra miles to get stuff at Aldi, if I can. But if they don’t have what I need, Walmart and Weis are across the street. Aldi does have this kind of “junk aisle” where they sell lots of random stuff. Kind of addictive looking for stuff I don’t need. It is somehow better than Lidl and other similar set ups. It seems like a feature of Aldi’s appeal rather than just weird stuff. They do sell some brand name products: Coke and Doritos for example, but mostly they seem like house brands you never heard of before. Aldi was leading on the no-free-bags trend that is now legally required everywhere. I appreciate that. The lot is usually not too crowded, but it is on a bit of an incline; I haven’t a cart roll away yet.”

“I been going to this location for 3 years now, and can definitely say that is one of the places with the freshest veggies and fruits. The Queso Fresco has the best prices! Other places have it for almost $7, but Aldi’s is less than $3. Also the people that work there are very friendly and always busy. They work really hard.”

“I frequent Aldis for fresh produce and snacks at affordable prices. The produce is usually fresher than I see in larger national/ local chains. The store is clean and spacious, even when busy w/ customers. Suggest shopping there early in the mornings to avoid increase in shoppers”

“This is our local grocery store. It is expensive, but you find things here you can't anywhere else like ginger preserves, really good baked goods, and great tomatoes. The bakery, produce, and seafood staff are very friendly and helpful. The deli area not so much, and the cashiers have become somewhat grumpy...They used to be very nice, these days, everyone seems unhappy, which is a shame. Their fried chicken is excellent, as is their meat department. I would like more variety in the charcuterie and cheese products...but a great place to have nearby. We are lucky.”

“Purely a rating for the morning Cronuts. I made the drive from Odenton and it was well worth it. Fresh and warm... this is one of the best ways to start the morning!”

“I’ve never been to a Filipino store before but I’ll be going back to this one! They have a lot of interesting items and my favorite were the Ube hopia and the frozen Steamed pork buns. Very mom and pop vibe, super welcoming and cozy in there”

“Greg Webb was incredibly helpful to me when I came in looking for a replacement charger. He even went as far as to make sure mine was truly broken before helping me select a replacement. I would trust Inmotion or Greg implicitly!”