How is the turkey for Thanksgiving at Mom's?

Anonymous wrote:I like the Rockville location the best. MOM’s has the greatest produce.

+1. My DD shops there.

Anonymous wrote:MOM's better than Whole Foods for many items. MOM's was founded in Maryland (DMV local), now has stores in several states.
It was a smallish store in Rockville before they moved to their current location off Montrose Road years ago. There's one in College Park. And a Silver Spring location now.

And another on Shady Grove Rd in Rockville

MOM's better than Whole Foods for many items. MOM's was founded in Maryland (DMV local), now has stores in several states.
It was a smallish store in Rockville before they moved to their current location off Montrose Road years ago. There's one in College Park. And a Silver Spring location now.

Was there recently. There were LOTS of young workers. But they didn't seem they had much to do. No one asked "can I help you find anything" to customers who clearly were not finding what they needed. Maybe this expectation is too old school and no one does this. Used shopping carts were overfilled by the garage.

The Silver Spring has yet to bring or maybe they won't ever: liquid detergent and soaps that you can fill up yourself in your own container.

Anonymous wrote:This is sort of an odd post, you realize Moms is not a new chain correct? Also, you mentioned having to drive all the way to College Park, but we have no idea where you even live.

Duh. Have been shopping at Mom's for decades.

Anonymous wrote:Is there a thread for MOM's? Didn't find one.

Will more locations open in MD? Where? It is a long drive to the one in College Park but that store is more spacious so shopping more comfortable.

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/656805.page#11259532

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Anonymous wrote:It's so expensive. We just can't shop there at all. Funny that someone should mention the $10 vanilla - MOM's is known in our house as the catalyst for the huge fight about my husband buying groceries we can't afford, the specific example being $10 vanilla.

I don't find their produce or meats really any more expensive than my local Safeway or Giant and I find the quality a lot better. Yes, the packaged goods tend to be more expensive, but you're also paying for quality and natural ingredients.

Yep. Except for Roma tomatoes, which are $1 cheaper at WF, all other produce were same or similar. We compared prices on our most frequently bought produces list and found that Moms is not more $ than WF. Meats also same or comparable.