Shalom Kosher

The best kosher market in the area however very pricey but it’s worth it because you can’t find any Kosher products all around the area
I think it will be nice to lower the prices
Service is friendly and prompt

love the variety and location, don’t love that I had to return «fresh meat» a and fish a couple of times because it turned out to be bad and smelly once I got home and got ready to cook. Came back to the stors and customer service was GREAT and accepted my return no questions asked!
Also, I do not like the prices been a bit over the top, just cause they are the only kosher store in the neighborhood.

highly recommended kosher store in our neighborhood high quality and fresh food great people highly recommended

It was very important for me to write this review,
Not only that the food was good and the service was amazing!!!
I drove from Virginia Beach and I got a flat tire it was raining cats and dogs and the owner and hid sun came out and help me fix it with a big smile on their face they really are amazing.

Great place to get your Kosher food needs. Sometime their sales even beat Safeway and giant!

Went to Shalom Kosher with a friend while I was visiting. The store was clean and well stocked. It’s basically just like a regular grocery, but everything is kosher so if you keep kosher then you don’t have to worry about checking for a hechsher (label on a food item certifying it’s kosher). Everyone was friendly and their prices seems to be the same as the ones at the regular grocery store we went to. If you have a child you might want to know kids get a free cookie from the bakery.
Overall, a good experience.

I would give it 5 stars if the prices were better, much cheaper even in Baltimore but ok blablabla supply demand. Great variety, vast selection. Everything that you could possibly want to stock your pantry and refrigerator is here. They also have a delicious selection of pre-​cooked foods. The staff are friendly and helpful, and there’s always someone to speak with — plus, they are very in-​the-​know about products available at shalom kosher.

Excellent assortment of Passover groceries and excellent service. They even helped us load our purchases into our vehicle.

I love this store. The produce is hands down the freshest and best selection and prices in the area.
The butcher is WONDERFUL (price point AND especially quality).
The bakery is wonderful. Challah bread in multiple iterations AND whole wheat.
And…drum roll… a grocer in Maryland where I can buy WINE. Lovely selection of kosher wines that you won’t find locally at a decent price point.
I go and buy their smoked salmon «tidbits» at a price far less than the same thing from Whole Foods to use in cooking.
Their bagels are just like NYC.
Their turkeys and homemade turkey gravy are just like Grandmom’s and the chicken soup… HEAVEN!
Yes, I’m a fan!

In NoVa, there is no complete Kosher supermarket so one must «go up to Maryland to the butcher». I love Shaloms, even loved their quality when they were in the hole-​in-​the-​wall place on University. Since moving to a bigger space, they have more room and more selection (obviously) but I go on regular runs for my MIL who lives in Williamsburg and has no kosher butchery. Drop like $ 250 at a time. You can call ahead & order all your meat and pick it up ready and wrapped the next day. The staff is terrific. Everyone is super-​friendly and helpful. They have an extensive deli counter now too. Great selection of meats, baked goods, wines and deli. Keep up the good work!

I was surprised when I went to Shalom Strictly Kosher on University Blvd only to find that they have moved to this locale. It’s a win-​win for them given that Kemp Mill has a large Orthodox Jewish population.
I really have only one item on my must have list that I can get here cheaper than anywhere else: white chocolate chips. The ones I buy from here are parve, which means nondairy, which means vegan. I do quite a bit of vegan baking and one recipe in particular call for these chips. Not all white chocolate chips are dairy-​free, and buying them online from a vegan store is pricey. so, I am so thankful for having this store so close by.
Their produce is great, and competitively priced with the big chain grocers. Though this store may not be what you are looking for to do your weekly shopping, it certainly fits the needs of the community that surrounds and welcomes it.

Hoped to have a nice neighborhood market. Some things are okay but the two times we’ve gotten baked goods, one loaf of bread, one bag of rolls they have been so stale, ugh. I asked my husband if he got the rolls from the «expired date» section and he says he didn’t.

I think you will never find Amba Sauce in Washington DC, just in this store — perfectly made… Very friendly staff, loved the place!

Shalom Kosher’s new location is now open, Takes the place of the Magruders
Big Wide isles, Over 5ft, Went through pretty quick and all I got was tuna salad and some 3 layer chocolate coated halava.
One suprise was the extensive selection of disposable aluminum trays, Never seen that anywhere before,
the most I’ve seen before was at a dollar store, more small cake pans and bundt than I could inagine using.
Where did the Buffalo go?
Halava was too much like a sugary sweet than a sesame treat.