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Signs of the Times: Down Goes Amazon Fresh
By Prince Of Petworth
Published January 29, 2026 at 3:25PM

photo by Solomon Tucker
Solomon writes:
There you have it folks Amazon Fresh liquidation is 50 percent off the entire store. Its going really quick. They probably wont make it to Feb 1st
Thanks to Kevin for sending So long, Amazon Fresh. We hardly knew you! I guess the 14th Street store was already closed. Chevy Chase location has been limping along.
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Signs of the Times: Down Goes Amazon Fresh
By Prince Of Petworth
Published January 29, 2026 at 3:25PM

photo by Solomon Tucker
Solomon writes:
There you have it folks Amazon Fresh liquidation is 50 percent off the entire store. Its going really quick. They probably wont make it to Feb 1st
Thanks to Kevin for sending So long, Amazon Fresh. We hardly knew you! I guess the 14th Street store was already closed. Chevy Chase location has been limping along.
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Signs of the Times: Down Goes Amazon (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
8 hrs ago
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Good morning. I've been in the Potomac Yard Amazon a half dozen times.
mahatmakanejeeves
6 hrs ago
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IronLionZion
(50,964 posts)1. I never once set foot in there. It never made any sense to me
I like Wegmans or Mom's Organic Market in this area. Sometimes Lidl or Lotte.
Sprouts is also opening new stores in our area this year
mahatmakanejeeves
(68,650 posts)2. Good morning. I've been in the Potomac Yard Amazon a half dozen times.
They had good prices on some things. Other things, nothing special. I learned to watch the scanner clisely. Recently, over half the items I scanned had prices higher than shown on the shelf. Amazon engaged in dynamic pricing. They raised prices if they noticed that sales were brisk.
The Lidl in Columbia Heights? Wow, the lines.
mwmisses4289
(3,472 posts)3. Weren't those the stores that claimed to be able to scan your debit/credit cards as soon as you walked in the doors?
They never opened up any in my state, as far as I know, and the few pics I saw they seemed little more than a high end convience store.