Fair Price Supermarket

The bread I purchased from Fair Price supermarket today is completely moldy and must be thrown away immediately. None of the breads had price tags or date labels, and many other items in the store appeared the same. When I asked the cashier who was scanning my items about the price, she told me it was $5 with a $1 discount, making it $4. However, after I got home and discovered the bread was moldy, I checked my receipt and realized I had been charged $5.49 for this small package of spoiled bread. I drove 20 miles specifically to buy some good flatbread, and now I have to discard it, wasting my time, money, and gas. The store employees are kind, and the store offers some good items, but the store needs stronger quality control, including checking products regularly and ensuring proper expiration and price labeling.

Fair Price Market in Alexandria is a culinary haven, offering an exceptional variety of halal meat, including lamb, chicken, and beef. Their spice selection covers the globe with offerings from Iran, Turkey, India, Pakistan, and beyond, ensuring your dishes are bursting with authentic flavors. In addition to their meat and spices, the store also stocks an impressive collection of cookware and a wide array of oils. What sets this market apart is its range of frozen halal food, providing convenient meal options. While they don't bake goods in-store, you can explore imported and local baked goods, from bread to cookies, and indulge in Middle Eastern candies, nuts, and more. Decent parking available for your shopping convenience.

As a foreigner in America, this supermarket felt like home!!! 😭♥️ It had everything I was looking for! I even found some really old biscuits that I used to eat as a child. You will find everything you need here. From spices, to halal meats, Arabic pita bread, and everything else. I really recommend paying a visit just for the sake of nostalgia.

Just the right size store for me. All the basics and lots of extras are available in the market. There's a butcher in the back so you see where your meat is coming from. A family store atmosphere with an impressive variety of international foods. You can even get your taxes prepared while you shop.

I bought almond they were all bad. I brought it back but I never refunded👎🏻

I love going to Fair Price for middle eastern foods and halal meat. The prices on meat are so reasonable and you can get whatever cuts you want including lamb and goat, like the old school butcher shops. I dont always eat halal but it is my go to for meat when I have guests over that do and i always question why i dont buy meat here all the time because the prices are good. I also get bones from the butcher for bone broth. The selection of middle eastern goodies is great, they have so many things I always find something new to try. Its a good size store and i think they remodeled it not long ago so its well organized, not small and cluttered like some other small ethnic markets can be. Easy to get to location close to 395 and duke/edsall!

I visited this store on Friday night, got chicken wings and other stuff. Chicken wings were packed in house,no packing nor expiration date on it. Once I unpacked the wings, it smelled like spoiled, so heavy smell was around. At least 20% of wings had feathers on them. Really? Do you really sell these? Can’t believe. Came from DC for this grocery store, waste of time, waste of money. I would rather drive additional 10-15 minutes more and go better markets in the area. Will never come back! 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻