Sprouts Farmers Market

I tend to come to this location vs. the one closest to me because the parking and selection seems better. The employees are great and very helpful.

Use good consumer sense when purchasing bulk items here or anywhere else! Tonight I purchased my favorite dark chocolate almond clusters at Sprouts in Loma Square. I was surprised at the amount of my bill and went back to the scales near the bulk items. My bag weighed 1.73 pounds, yet the cashier had charged me for 2.46 pounds, a difference of about .75 pounds or 12 ounces. The manager cheerfully refunded the difference of $ 6.75. I’m not accusing the first cashier of «leaning on the scale,» but from now on I will weigh bulk items before entering the checkout line and encourage you to do the same!

I usually love this grocery store. Good selection for fair prices. However, today I saw a homeless man stick his hand in a bin, grab food, and run out. I notified the Sprouts staff and they removed the bin immediately. About ten minutes later another homeless man walked in smoking a cigarette and yelling belligerently at people. The staff asked him to leave and he did. It’s nice that the staff is responsive to this, but I have to say that it makes for a frustrating shopping experience. Also, Sprouts should really invest in food bins with pull down handles so people are unable to put their hands in the food. The co-​op and Whole Foods both have those.

This is one of my go to grocery stores. Just like any store it has its pros and cons. Most of the produce is good quality and they have a larger variety of herbs and greens. Good for natural, organic, whole30, and paleo. Prices are competitive but can be higher at time so I still recommend shopping around. Clean and well stocked. I will buy chicken when it is on sale. They will have good promos from time to time. Check the ads for sales.
Also, it’s a plus that it’s next to Homegoods and nearby Target, Petco, and Home Depot. Just a few of my favorite stores.
Enjoi!

Jeannie Betham made me the best sandwich. She was really sweet and personable and talked me into getting a sandwich. I’m so glad I did, but unfortunately it was the first and last sandwich she’d make for me since she was moving to Houston. Sprouts in Houston will be happy to have her. Thank you, Jeannie! Best of luck to you!

While I love Sprouts, if you work in the morning and want to make a regular grocery stop to pick up items for lunch at work, Sprouts is not the store for you. They don’t open up early like a regular store. Sprouts would rather have the morning rush hour crowd put money into bigger stores coffers.

I was here on a Sunday morning looking for some items. I eat Van’s Power Grains Waffles almost daily, and right now I can only find them at Sprouts. They also carry other options, but this is my favorite. Sometimes they’re on sale for $ 2.99. On Sunday, the price was $ 3.29. I grab 4 boxes. I was also in the mood for a sandwich, and I noticed that they have a sandwich counter that you can order all types of sandwiches. How perfect! I was looking at the menu hanging from the ceiling, and seeing what options they had. The lady (did not see her name tag) said, «Do you want a sandwich?». I told her, «Good morning!», I was looking and I was undecided. She said nothing. What a negative attitude. Maybe she woke up on the wrong side of the bed, or she did not have her cup of joe? There was no need to be unpleasant. This sticks out like a soar thumb, and it made me change my mind instantly.
I continued to look around the store, and found that no one was pleasant. I walked into the beauty department looking for a specific lotion. The lady working in that area was stocking the shelves. I said, «Good morning»…nothing from her. I continued with what I was looking for. She said, «They don’t carry anything like that.» Ok.
I used the express lane to check out. The cashier, a man, was speedy and friendly. He was the only one that was friendly in the whole store.
I would not make the effort to come to this store. If I really need something, I will stop in. Otherwise, there is a Sprouts that is closer to my home, and they are much friendlier.

Sprouts is a great store to pick up your produce at. They have a great selection of veggies and fruit at a way more affordable price. Their deli is filled with deli-​isious meats and cheeses, a great place to get meat for sandwhiches. Right next to the deli is the bread and cheese. Both are stocked with higher quality than you will find at ralphs.
This location is small but functional. Depending when you visit parking can be an issue.

THE MARKET
We randomly stopped by this Sprouts to mosey around and see what they had to offer. We walked up and down almost every aisle and picked up a few items that caught our attention. This market was spacious and well kept. They have a variety of healthy and organic choices of food. Some of the items were on the expensive side, but what can you expect with organic/​healthier choices?
THE DELICATESSEN
They have fresh meals to go which include hand-​crafted sandwiches and freshly squeezed juices. The menu looked good so we decided to give them a try.
First of all, there’s no sign, but you need to fill out an order form for the sandwiches. It’s a small sheet of paper where you mark which sandwich you’d like to order OR you can create your own. You leave the paper on the counter and the staff will take it from there. We went during lunch time and we ended up waiting a lot longer for our sandwiches than we wanted. Seemed a little disorganized behind the counter.
We ordered the Rotisserie Chicken Salad Sandwich and the Grilled Caprese Sandwich. Both were pretty good. But, the GRILLED CAPRESE was our favorite of the two. The sandwiches were $ 4.99 each. Sharing 1 sandwich and a bag of chips would have been enough for us. The sandwiches were more filling than we expected.
We did try out a freshly made juice sample of the Sweet Beet Blend. It definitely tasted fresh and sweet. We’d come back to try more of their fresh juices.

I just got back from getting a sandwich. They are delicious, pretty healthy, and cheap, but that’s where it ended… I placed my order and was asking my wife (who is at home) what she wanted.
I proceeded to take a picture of the menu to send to her and the juice-​maker guy said «excuse me sir. You cannot take pictures in here. It’s against company policy», and proceeded to give me the stare.
So I thought to myself and a few things popped in my head:
1. I don’t see «it is against company policy to take pictures» posted anywhere
2. If that is the case then All the pictures on Unilocal of this location has illegal pictures posted.
3. How was I going to tell my wife what’s on the menu? Did the juice-​maker guy expect me to type it all out?
4. Is there something classified about the menu that is not for public consumption? If it is classified, I do have an active security clearance with the government to handle classified material. (Just sayin) I’ll leave it at that.

Located in a large plaza with Ulta, CVS and TJ Maxx. Parking is plentiful.
During my most recent visit to San Diego this pass weekend, my husband and I stopped by here one evening to buy some fruit (I love having fruit around on my trips for some healthy and tasty snacks to have on hand).
I love that Sprouts in general has excellent quality produce and at great prices (shop seasonally and check their weekly ads. Double Ad Wednesdays are the best).
Like my many visits to other Sprouts locations, this store was clean and well organized (with the familiar layout of all the other locations).
My transaction was easy and interactation with the employees was friendly.

I come in here coz its finally cool to be all natural and organic. When my blueberries or strawberries are 88 cents, when my essential oils are running low, on rare occasions that they get a shipment of hard to find cotton candy grapes, when i need a natural remedy and when I’m not in Portland and missing Stumptown coffee this is my spot. If you want to switch up your grocery list and fill your cart with cool items. Come here. The workers are fun to chat with too. Shop at Sprouts

This Sprouts was a super convenient location to grab some fruit and snacks for our hotel after eating dinner at Native Foods across the way. Sprouts reminded me a little of Bristol Farms in SF, but bigger, cheaper, and with more of an emphasis on vegetarian and vegan products. Appreciated that they were open until 11pm and will look for their locations again next time I’m in the area.

I just had the most horrendous experience at the deli today. I waited 15 minutes for them to burn my sandwich while they helped their friends first. When they realized it took another 10 minutes to remake it. The only thing they offered was to not charge me for the avocado. After wasting my entire lunch in the store and then in line I went to do the survey to give them feedback about my awful experience, the website is not working. Maybe it’s just because it’s on a cell phone. I will try again when I’m at a desktop.

I am really enjoying shopping here. They have a great selection of organic foods. They also have a great selection of vitamins. My new favorite thing here comes from the meat department it is the stuffed chicken floratine super good.

This is my regular grocery store and I absolutely love it– except for Saturday afternoons. It’s an effing nightmare on Saturdays.
–The produce is fresh and inexpensive. I always load up on apples, berries, and veggies.
–They always have my extra lean ground turkey; perfect for meal prepping!
–They have a great variety of cheeses, breads, and pastries.
–Artic Zero ice cream is carried here!
–Great selection of granolas, dried fruits and trail mixes.
I haven’t bought any meats or fish here (besides my ground turkey) but it all looks fresh and reasonably priced.
They have prepackaged meals and snacks and also offer a sandwich bar.
The wine selection is fairly small, and compared to other Sprouts locations, the beer selection here isn’t that great, but oh well. BevMo isn’t too far away.
Every single staff member I’ve come across is more than friendly and always willing to help! Definitely a quality store.

I like going to Sprouts mostly for their bin-​style offerings, but the rest of their items are usually very expensive. Who the heck wants to pay $ 10 per pound or more for sliced deli meat or buy pre-​made sushi rolls that are more expensive than most sushi restaurants? Not me, that’s for sure!
Anyway, I like the variety of items that I can get from their bins. Some of my favorites include: Vanilla Cherry granola with dried cherries, cinnamon almonds, candied cashews, regular and golden raisins, and various trail mixes.
Sometimes there are specials on produce that I take advantage of, like grapes and apples. Their red grapes are delicious! I also like buying dates (food, not escorts), and sometimes I’ll buy Almond Coconut Kind Bars.
This place gets pretty busy, but the store layout keeps it from getting backed up. It’s easy to find what I want, and the numerous checkout counters ensure that I don’t have to wait long in line to cash out.

Sprouts is the place to go for all of your produce needs.
1. They are much cheaper than most of the competition.
2. Unlike most of the competition, they have extremely fresh produce.
3. Everyone in the store is friendly, and I constantly see them rotating inventory.
Now, if you’re interested in the items outside of produce, then you’re probably going to pay a little more than other places. It’s mostly specialty stuff that is healthier than most places, so that might be the reason.
Walk through there, though — the most attractive people in the world shop here, so you know this shit is for realz! Everyone who at any point visited a gym, pure barre studio, yoga mat, or anything else involving working out is at this place because they know the food is really high quality!
Only downside is that this location is a little on the small side, but it’s still got almost everything i’m looking for and their bulk food bins are off the hook!!!

It’s Wednesday which means one thing… Double AD Wednesday!!! This is the best day to shop at Sprouts because you get double the sales from last week and the current week. Woo-​hoo!
Now this isn’t my favorite Sprouts store, but it’s the closest store, so I’ll be Unilocaling it today :) (My favorite is on Carmel Mountain Road – that store is HUGE). What I love about Sprouts is that they carry organic produce. However, it’s very limited and they are often out of the produce that I specifically go there to purchase (recently it was the organic strawberries or organic watermelon that they had on sale on their ad). When I asked about the watermelon, the guy working there didn’t even know they carry any organic watermelon – even though it was in their ad…
They recently remodeled the whole store and it does look a lot better than before and they definitely have more produce than previously, such as a larger variety of ice cream and other frozen items!
The meat counter guys are very nice and helpful. I often purchase my grass-​fed beef and wild caught salmon from there, and when it’s on sale, it’s a good time to load up, lol!

I literally swung by this Sprouts to pick up some sweet potatoes and anything else I found interesting. This location is roomy inside and was well organized when I visited. Before, I went inside though, I ran into some butternut squashed that looked quite good, so I picked one up and figured I would figure out later what to do with it. (
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Inside, I went directly to the produce aisle and was happy to learn that the sweet potatoes were at a reasonable price at $ 1.29 lbs. They also looked good, so I picked four good ones. (
) I realized I needed bread, but they did not have the wheat berry loaf I was looking for.
Being the holidays, they had most of the registers open, so the lines did not take long. The young lady and the register was hip and had a good sense of humor.
I like a good Sprouts…