Pavillions

Around 7am 3÷12÷16. Sandwich corner lady extraordinary service very nice good quality service low price

Great store but make sure you look at expiration dates!!! Have gotten eggs and canned goods that were past due date and didn’t notice til I got home.

I rode here on my bike from my home in Seal Beach, fully intended to go straight to the deli for a decent sandwich.. .. And, what an awesome grilled chicken wrap that deli guy made me! He offered to cut it in half and I said no, thank you. Should have let him though…
Fresh, delish and plentiful. What a deal — Thank you! I successfully pedaled my way back home before sunset. Next time I’ll come in my car because a 40 mile, round trip bike ride is too far for me.

I love Pavilions. Don’t get me wrong. LOVE IT. Cheap, great selection, always open. But this pavilions is dropping the ball in some departments sadly. I buy GT’s Kombucha probably 3 – 4 times a week and WITHOUT FAIL every single time I’ve purchased it from this Pavilions (which is very very often) it’s totally flat. No pop when the cap comes off, no carbonation. It’s AWFUL. It’s the closest store to where I live so I keep giving them the benefit of the doubt but it’s been terrible every time I’ve gotten my Kombuchas here :(please restock your GT selections and make sure they never go above the recommended temperature during shipping! So disappointing and frustrating. I’ve wasted so much money on these now :(((

I am a local, we shop here at least once a week. Very friendly and helpful staff. They have everything you need. I do not recommend going on the weekend it is way to crowded and understaffed.

A fine and clean grocery store in Newport Beach. It looks and feels like a Vons or Safeway store. I expected Pavilions to be more upscale and fancier. It was not. Seemed like I was in a grocery store in my hometown. Biggest difference was all the luxurious cars in the parking lot, and the ladies in swimsuits.
If I lived in the area, then I would probably be a customer here. They accept Vons card here so one can partake of the discounts. They also have self checkout which is a plus for me.

Gross store with lazy workers!!!
Pavilions on 32^nd st in Newport beach is the worst market I’ve ever come across. Several times I’ve been in this store and seen half spoiled meat on the shelves, molded produce and horrible spoiled fish smell around the fish counter. Prices are not very competitive and you’re taking a gamble on anything you buy, unless it’s a canned good. I try my hardest not to use this store but sometimes out of convenience I have to. Do not recommend!

Convienent spot for me. Local grocery store.
I come here pretty often. Staff is nice, especially since they often deal with out of town drunk college kids that are buying beer and chips for their stupid beer pong nights. Good job dealing with that crowd and still being friendly.
Its an average pavilions, place is well kept and clean.
Wells Fargo ATM is located inside.
Self check out a available.
Only reason why I’m writing this review is because two nights ago, I was walking near the deli area. And it 930pm on a Friday, deli/​food to go area is closed but two guys were working in the dark in the back. Probably cleaning up. But the minute I walked into that area zone. Those douche bags, went on their PA system there and played the Disney Mulan movie song, a Girl worth fighting for. Given that I am an Asian girl. And I was the ONLY person, let alone Asian person in the entire market and especially within, 1 feet in that area. I’m almost, 99.9% sure it was directed towards me. Because they turned it off once I walked away from there. I thought that was super rude. Super racist and unnecessary. Childish and immature employees. They started laughing as I walked away. So disgusting. If it weren’t for my ride waiting for me outside, I would’ve put a complaint right away to the managers. so disappointing.
Boooooo

From the perspective of a local resident: I normally love this place but today was not a good experience. I used the self checkout lane and tried to pay with cash but the instructions on where to feed the bills was unclear. This is when a worker (a man with semi long brown hair) made a condescending comment from his station at the front. He obviously speaks to other customers in this manner and from his tone of voice and complete lack of customer service, he has been doing his job way too long. Very surprised to have a bad experience in a Pavillions. All he needed to do was politely walk over and offer his assistance.

Good selection of alcohol, good deals all the time. Always a problem-​free trip to the grocery store when I come here!

3 stars for cashiers — they put up with drunk punks coming or going to the beach and still manage to be friendly.
— 2 stars for market selection, pretty limited.

It’s just a semi fancy Vons. I come here when I have to because it’s the most convenient place on the peninsula. I have to admit that I’m pretty impressed with their beer and wine section though. About 5 stacked rows of wine and a beer wall that wraps around it.
What I would suggest though is that you keep an eye on the price reductions in the meat section. You can save a heap of cash with those club card promotions. It can turn a $ 25 tri tip into a $ 12 dollar tri tip. When you get that kind of deal you just have to BBQ. It’s a rule. Kinda.
I’m not a huge fan of self checkout because half the time something doesn’t scan or you need someone to come with their manager key and do whatever they do on those things. It’s unavoidable though. I guess I’m just old fashioned

This is our only supermarket on the Peninsula. We used to have Albertson’s as well but they’re gone now. Get stuck going here alot because of it being the only market. It’s ok, not the best market, personally I love to buy my meats at Seafood City or Wholesome Choice because the price is always right. Sometimes driving the Anaheim Hills or Cerritos isn’t practical. Place can get really crowded in Summer, all the beach goes make the Peninsula a mad house. The wait in line in the market can be too much, but that’s what we get for living on the beach

This is the old Albertson’s at the top of the peninsula. Pavillion’s was good when it was across the street. It was cleaner and larger and had an amazing deli/​bakery. I never liked the Albertson’s location. It’s small and kinda dirty with minimal room to have a large selection. I would have given the old Pavillion’s 4 or 5 stars, but having stopped in this one recently I was really disappointed. The deli staff was great and the sandwiches were very good. But the rest of the store is just bad. Limited selection and high prices. I’d rather commute over to the one on Bayside because it’s bigger and cleaner and the prices seem better. Even if the prices aren’t lower, they have more selection. I wish they hadn’t closed Pavillion’s across the street at via lido to put in a boat store. That really lowered the quality of supermarkets on the peninsula.

Just go see Prince in the deli. He is a great guy with a great attitude…

The items are soo limited here & don’t every park your car there more than 40 minutes — they will tow! They get 1 star for this…
The eye candy walking around the store is amazing! Plus they have a Great alchohal sexion ;) They get 5 stars for these things!
So we’ll call it 3 all around.

This is my local Pavillions, and despite it being here well over a year it hasn’t been added to until now.
Just a few blocks from where I live, this has become my go to place for when I need a few simple things, or have forgotten a key ingredient to what every recipe I’m in the middle of making. The staff is mostly friendly, and always helpful. It can get busy here during the weekend when people are heading to the beach, but so is this whole area. That said, during those busy times, it’s probably the easiest place to get in and out of. The parking lot is good size and there are some other services that share the lot. A chase bank and Gallo’s subs to name a few.
Yeah, it’s a big giant corporate grocery. But living near, I’ve found that you get a little of that old Ma and Pop store feeling with some of the staff that recognize you. They will go out of the way to order some strange product, or restock something that you love. A good example was last year around New Years I was making Collard Greens, and they were out of those wonderful smoked turkey wings I use to flavor it. I stopped by the seafood/​meat counter and explained. Without hesitation the gent behind the counter explained that they were a seasonal item, but he could order them If I wanted. I did, and in a few days they were available. He was even nice enough to have set aside some for me. Cool stuff. I didn’t expect that at all.
They also carry a huge variety of beer if that’s your thing. Which makes sense due to their location.
What I love most about this place is they don’t complain when I come in barefoot. Gotta love that… sometime I simply can’t be bothered with pesky shoes.