Grocery Outlet Bargain Market

Big, clean, and helpful staff. A lot of canned and boxed goods some veggies and meats. However, always check expriation dates also.
Nice parking as well. Also right next to the dollar store, in case you need part good supplies.

BE CAREFUL, THEY HAVE THE WRONG PRICES!!! The prices on the merchandise in the store is different than what you get at the check stand! Do they math, and you can avoid being ripped off, it should be illegal.
They are so bad, they accidentally sold some cheese for 97 cents, but then gave a discount buy one get one free for 1.99! So they refunded me 1.99 for 1.93, so I ended up making a profit of 24 cents! They paid me!
The last manager was wonderful, these guys are jerks!

This place has many item on sale for very cheap, but they already past the expiration date! For example, the cheese was on sale for 99 cent from 6.99, but it expire on ²⁄₁₀ when it’s already ²⁄₁₅. Those food need to be on sale before the date and discard accordingly. My mom was going to buy those because she trusted the supermarket to sell only safe food

i have heard from some workers there that the assistant manager, i believe his name might be matt, is racially inappropriate the way he treats and talks to the employees there, especially the latin workers. further exploring will be taking place as more information is gathered, unless this person is fired.

Felix and I shop here all the time. They have some screaming deals. Come here first, then go to Food Maxx for the things you don’t get here. Perfect for saving money! Many items are deep discount. Coffee, lunchables, cereal, spices are always cheap. Lunch meat, cheese, milk and bread have great deals. Even cosmetic items are low priced. I always come out of the store with a basket full for low dough$. Not so if you go to Luckys or Safeway. Start here first!

This is a small location, mainly because they split a whole store’s space with Dollar Tree.
I was looking for some pistachios that they’d bought recently, but those are out of stock at many of their locations, including this one.
That’s one of the problems I have with Grocery Outlet. They have good products, but their inventory changes week-​to-​week, and if you don’t buy something immediately, you may never see it again.

Grocery Outlet used to have a lot of good brand items and real gourmet foods near expiration, but as time goes on, the good selection seems to be decreasing, with more junk and food past expiration. Nevertheless, there are still lots of good deals, so this place gets 4 stars.

First time here and the last, I was inside the store looking at things with my backpack, I like the prices, went to ask the cashier where can I find a basket, she said «they are in the products section» first, where is the products section? do I have to go all the way to that section just to grab a basket?.
Then she said «you have to leave the backpack here», I being in all the stores (safeway, whole foods, etc) and nobody has ever told me that, so I started feeling like a criminal.
I told her, here is the backpack, it has expensive equipment from my job, I was in my break at the time and wasn’t going to leave that equipment in the van.
I asked her; are you going to be responsible for the backpack? she said «no but you can live it with the other cashier because I am going to my break».
Fantastic, I had to leave my backpack and nobody was going to be responsible, great and the other cashier was at the other side of the warehouse, what was I supposed to do? run to the other cashier and say excuse me, excuse me, can you take my very valuable backpack, should I the customer run after the cashier?
Finally the cashier said in a weird tone «are you leaving the backpack», I didn’t want to argue, but in my head I was saying HELLO, the prices are great but the service no so great and from the start I felt as if I was a thief, not even in Ross they tell you to leave you backpack.
First and last.

Well stocked, clean, and a good number of cashiers. Things you don’t find in a lot of grocery outlets. I am a fan.

Seen on 3÷3÷15:
Northern Gold Quick Oats 42oz $ 1.99
2^nd St Creamery ice cream $ 1.49 pint Sweet Ol’ Joe — anyone try this before?
Blue Diamond small can of Wasabi & soy sauce $ 2.99 — love them
Organic edamame $ 2.99 over 1lb in freezer
Biscoff cookies w/​Belgian milk chocolate 99c for 7 individual pak (ea pack has 3 small cookies) — tasty

I am leaving one star for Grocery Outlet only because you cannot leave 0 stars I went today plan on doing my grocery shopping as usual and was told that they don’t have a bathroom. since I have used their bathroomon on several occasions I knew that that was not true and stated the facts and they said its been out of order for quite some time I will be calling the corporate office on Monday and I won’t be shopping there again. Pinterest a place we go grocery shopping at the bathroom doesn’t work that means that every time they use the bathroom but not cleaning their hands therefore when they help you with your groceries they’re getting their goodies all over it!

I think this place is supposed to be a substitute for FoodMaxx… it’s decent, and you can find everything you need here. I actually think it also has different Company brands from most other grocery stores but like I said, you can find everything you need within a budget.

I just moved here from AZ. Obviously what I’m used to paying at a grocery store is far different than what groceries cost in CA. If you’re looking for some cheap prices then this is the place to go. Off brands you won’t usually find at a normal grocery store. But honestly, potato chips are potato chips no matter where you buy them. And there is only one way to milk a cow. The idea that product rotates in and out is also kind of nice. It keeps the shopping experience interesting, forces you to eat different stuff and try new things, and you can always buy stuff you really need at another store.
I often times do have to wait in line a little longer than I would like but it’s nothing like a Walmart (reason I gave it 4 stars).

This place is awesome. Believe it or not, I have never entered a Grocery Outlet before until now. We do a lot of our grocery shopping here and I’m sure we saved tons of money. Like what many others have said, some of the merchandise is a hit or miss. However, we usually buy milk, apples, cereals, some frozen items, and lettuce here consistently. Sometimes you can find real treasures at great prices. For example, we bought some Naked juice here for only $ 2 per bottle (usually priced at $ 8 at other stores) and boxes of protein bars for only $ 2 (usually $ 10 at other stores). I was thrilled to find bags of sweet peppers here for only $ 1.99 but unfortunately they stopped selling them here. Nevertheless, you can find great food items at a steal!

What can I say, ever since Grocery Outlet and Sprouts opened in Fremont I do 90% of my shopping at these two stores. Sprouts for fresh fruits/​veggies and meats and most other consumables at GO. Yes a lot of stuff is near the expiration date and 90% of the merchandise is on a rotating basis but that is what makes it fun. If you want to try new stuff for cheap then this is your stores. Best consistent deals are for yogurts, cheese, packaged meats, cereals, bread and other boxed or can’d goods. Their fresh meats and produce are hit or miss. They also have a significant amount of general merchandise like you’d find at Big Lots or the likes
Beware all GO are independently owned (I think this one and the Newark one are the same owner). Here they take Amex, Visa and MC but other stores don’t take Amex, i don’t think any in the area take discover. Logically they also do not take manufacturer’s coupons. Also they are often low on carts and generally don’t have hand baskets but for the price I can forgive them.

Be very careful shopping at this location a lot of items are priced but when you get to the checkout you are charged a different price. No bathroom for employees only.
A lot of items have no price.

I love Grocery Outlet since I love getting a bargain for items that I know I’ll eat fairly soon. Ice cream is great here because it’s so much cheaper than the grocery stores (Safeway, Lucky, etc) and although the expiration date is soon, it’s not like ice cream stays in my fridge for long.
I also go here for cereal and snacks. If you don’t have any ties to a particular type of cereal, which I don’t, I love trying new cereals for only $ 1.50. Also they have fairly cheap ice coffee drinks in the fridge section to avoid the cost of Starbucks.
I like the fact that this is family owned, so it feels like I’m contributing to a family. A very well stocked family!

I’ve been to the Fremont Grocery Outlet a few times since it’s opened. It is located in the Sundale Shopping Center, here in Fremont, CA. It shares a space with a Dollar Tree, which is next door. Dollar Tree is on the left side, while Grocery Outlet is on the right hand side. Previously, an Albertson’s. Suju’s Coffee & Tea is also located within the center.
Now, the store inside is modern up to date, with the Grocery Outlet look most Grocery Outlets look like now a days. The store is way bigger than there Newark Store, it’s more spacious and easy to move around than it is at there Newark Store. The prices here are pretty low because most of their items are items that didn’t sell well, or they have an excess amount. You’ll be sure to find many different bargains that suite your needs. It also seems that the Fremont Grocery Outlet get’s more better name brands than the Newark Grocery Outlet gets though. However, that just means you should be supporting both stores, not just one! Just be aware of the expiration dates on all the food items, because some of them are ready to expire in a few days or possibly even the next day. If you like looking for some cheap and possibly unique bargains, Fremont Grocery Outlet is the place for you!
They do however need more and better shopping carts and hand baskets. They use to have soo many big blue shopping carts, but now they seem to drift away off the property and into someone else’s hand or just somewhere around the Fremont area… lol. They are also aware of this problem, and are currently trying to fix the problem. Hopefully, they’ll find a solution soon.
The owner’s of the Fremont Grocery Outlet, Mike and Joannie Williams, are dual operators! They also own and operate the Newark Grocery Outlet! Wohoo! They have 2 stores to share their love for Bargains in the Fremont & Newark Community!
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I’ve been a regular here ever since they opened this location close to my home.
Deals can be had for much less than other stores on some items if you look closely. Discontinued items, package design change? Grocery Outlet will have these items for sale. In fact if you ever find an item that you really like, be sure to stock up as it may not be there the next time you visit.
My regular /​semi-​regular purchases here:
Doz Jumbo Eggs $ 1.79
Gourmet Sausages (Adele’s, etc.) $ 2.99−3.99
Ben & Jerry’s, Straus Ice Cream
Tillamook Cheese
Avocados
Not the best produce section here, save that shopping for your farmers market or Safeway or Lucky’s
Be aware that some refrigerated items (yogurt in particular) can be close to expiring or expired by a few days past it’s expiration date.
Cashiers are friendly and I usually have a good experience here every time I shop here. Of course, always remember to bring your reusable bags otherwise each paper bag will cost you 10 cents
Overall, a good shopping experience especially if you shop during off hours when it’s not so crowded.

Stopped by here after work with a friend for my first ever Grocery Outlet shopping trip. I was fairly impressed by the cleanliness of the store, the friendliness of the employees and the thoughtful selection of products. I was afraid it would be all no-​name items or all expired food. Maybe some of the boxes were dented and the produce looked tired, but the prices were good for someone on a budget and no time for couponing, as the prices are comparable to major grocery store sale prices. Conveniently located on Stevenson Blvd near 880. Yay, a grocery store on Stevenson Blvd in Fremont. I think it’s the only one!
I picked up a box of Stash Tea — Holiday Chai black tea $ 1.99. My friend decided to go with a Moscat $ 3.99 and a value size (17 oz) Special K Cinnamon Pecan cereal $ 2.99. Yum! Get drunk on wine, then wake up to a healthy breakfast of Special K (and black tea).
They accept manufacturer’s coupons now too, as of August 2012. Yay!