GIANT,

830 E Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, PA 19348, United States

"This store is great but my recent catering order, sandwich platter was unacceptable and embarrassing to my guests. The sandwiches had one piece of cheese and one piece of meat, hardly worth anything. For the price paid, I should have done the myself, lesson learned. The chicken salad you couldn’t even see , I compromised and took two sandwiches and combined into one. Very disappointed!"

"The nicest Giant I've been into. The store was very clean and shelf were stocked. Larry in the deli department was amazing!! He was friendly and made great selections. Great experience!!!"

"Waited a while for cold cuts I ordered when it wasn’t that busy. After about 10 minutes, I asked if I had missed them, or if they come up somewhere else. The guy said that the other guy was working on it. After about 10 more minutes, I asked again, and he said that the other guy working on it was in the bathroom, and left it at that. Needless to say, I just canceled the order. Not sure why the other guy couldn’t have worked on it when he wasn’t doing much. If the other guy was in the bathroom for 20 minutes, I hope they let him go home early."

"I live close to this Giant, and I am aggravated every time I go. There is no time of day when the employees aren't stocking, they make no attempt to move their carts, and in fact, half the time aren't even near their carts. What happened to night time stocking? And considering I have to plan a strategic route just to get around the store - on account of all of this stocking - they are frequently out of stock of common items, for example orange juice. If you ever are wondering where the missing cashier's are, they are chain smoking in their cars in the parking lot."

"Meh. Giant's prices no longer seem competitive. Also, your receipt will be 36" long. Stop the waste! Nobody needs this non-recyclable thermal paper receipt with items needlessly categorized, survey taking 6" of paper, "rewards" nobody cares about, 2" of logo, and a super-duper savings summary. The thermal paper is $600/case, right? Offer emailed receipts. Save us all, and the planet, the unnecessary waste."