ShopRite of Festival - Bel Air, Maryland

Carlos Hurtado

Es el mejor lugar para comprar las cosas dela casa y muy barato

Irma A Leiva

Buenos productos muy frescos

John M.

This is the WORST grocery store to shop at in Harford County!!!!! The customer service is terrible, they are understaffed and poorly trained! The self check screens don’t work, the scanning guns don’t work, and only 4-5 of the 6 stations are ever in service…..and only one that takes cash! I have contacted customer service 3 times and have NEVER had a response back!!! DO BETTER!

All my calls to customer have gone ignored!

Diana Serafino

I used their shop rite curbside pick up for the second time and it was another great experience. The ladies that come out to the car are very friendly and speedy. This service is so helpful because my three month old daughter was in the car. And they color code the bags!! Blue bags=cold items. I will definitely recommend this service to others. Thank you shop rite!

Joseph Sneep

The only grocery store I still go to now because they have never pestered me on not wearing a mask. Prices and selection are decent and the stores not too big. Only thing it can get pretty busy and crowed here sometimes so go in the middle of a weekday if you can its pretty quiet and calm then and its usually just old people roaming the aisles.

andy armetta

I have been a loyal customer since my family moved to Bel Air 30 years ago. Up until now service has been very good. Now I find the service is mediocre at best. For over a 3 month period I find the store grossly understaffed and the employees questionable (they are not customer service oriented). Today I made a comment to one of your "check out" staff and my comment about pricing was immediately questioned. And rather than argue with the clerk and in the interest of time I simply said "forget it and check me out". I would suggest that in the future, all employees be trained in store products (especially produce) and instruction on "customer service". I don't know the clerk's name (but she had several facial piercings). This is a very poor reflection on your staff. And a poor example of customer service. Because of my concerns and your staff, I will not shop at Shoprite any longer.

DOLORES VALLY “DEE”

This complaint is not directed at Shoprite; however, though the images come from that store ~ all stores are presently guilty of this outrageous price-gouging of formerly free or drastically price reduced items.

I am talking about bones. Some call them soup bones, some call them marrow bones, and I am old enough to remember that corner grocery stores would give them to their customers for their dogs.

I would like one grocery chain to step up and correct the ridiculous practice of pricing bare bones, AT THE SAME PRICE AS THE MEAT THAT WAS REMOVED FROM THEM!

How did this start and why do we accept it? God help anyone trying to cook for a family and think that they could economize and make soup using the bones as flavoring to a stock pot.

Please zoom in on the price of the bones in the picture. They are priced nearly $9.00!!!! Even if you can afford it, I am asking you to boycott this practice. If they do not sell, hopefully the price will be reduced to the price they should be ~ drastically reduced to help anyone on a fixed income to make grocery ends meet.

Please take the time to speak up at your local supermarket. Please help the poor. Thank you.

Jason Van Bemmel

Shop Rite is locally owned by the Klein family. It's nice to have a locally owned grocery store chain. Their produce is great, as is their bakery. They often have great sales on meat. However, most of their prices tend to be high and the store is frequently disorganized and cluttered. Their employees tend to be very nice and helpful.