GIANT Heirloom Market

"On Wednesday December 27th I purchased store brand brioche rolls. Today this is what the look like. This is not the first time I have purchased something from their and got home and noticed the purchase was a bad one. Please watch you purchases going forward."

"Small, well-maintained grocery store in historic former Strawbridge & Clothier space on first floor on Market St. Somewhat higher-end products, but limited selection due to small size. Beer & wine section, bread, cheeses, salad bar, deli, sushi, in-house Starbucks counter. Small dine-in area. Make sure to see the vintage boar sculpture leftover from the Strawbridge Food Hall days, near the wine checkout counter. Checkout is ALL SELF CHECKOUT. Cramped checkout area, may become overwhelmingly crowded during busy times, be patient. Connected to Fashion District (Gallery) Mall and very well connected to transit; PATCO line to NJ, SEPTA BSL subway & MFL subway/elevated lines are just down the escalators near the front entrance. Walk west through mall on underground concourse to Jefferson/Market East regional rail train station. Many buses stop just outside along Market."

"All new store. Great location. Connected to the new Gallery mall Fashion district. Easy to get here from the train. It's right upstairs from Jefferson station on the regional rail for Septa. It's has many handicapped accessible elevator and escalator. Inside is very big and spacious. The place is well stocked. The floors were clean. Self checkout was large and easy with many machines. Inside has a Sushi bar and Starbucks. The also sell beer and wine."

"It was one of the worst experiences I have had at a grocery store. And I've been to the ACME on 40th and Walnut. All and I mean all of the produce was disgusting and rotting. I wish I had my thermometer with me. The carrots you could bend in half. I have no idea what's going on with that butternut squash. I just wish I took a picture of inside the bathroom. It reaked of piss and there was stuff all over the floor. And this was at 10AM meaning they didn't clean it that day and most likely for many days. That Swiss cheese was completely melted together in one mass of awful. I was so shocked at all of it, I had to take pictures. I wish I took a picture of the rotting red onions with a sign above them saying FRESH. I walked out with zero produce. At least at the 40th and Walnut ACME the produce is nice looking. And last but not least, ONE red or green pepper was $1.99 EACH!!!!! How??? Why??? As a restaurant manager, I think I have to call the health department."

"This is an excellent store that has a variety of produce, dairy, meat, and most necessities that you could need. Staff were super friendly and accommodating, helping me find things that I needed. Prices are also extremely fair here, especially being in the center of downtown Philadelphia."