Sprouts Farmers Market

For all your needs this place is where it’s at a little pricey but very good best craft beer and there food is outstanding I like how they do there’s SAUSGESSs here chicken feta on point and there chorizo on hit too come on through.

Reasonable price! Good quality fruits!

Untrained, Unprofessional employees… This was my first visit ever to this location. As soon as I walked into the store, while walking thru the aisles… there was one store employee stacking up stuff on the shelves with the aisle blocked. I looked at him to have him clear the aisle. I did not say anything to him. As soon as he turned my way, He remarked «You need to say please clear the stuff from the aisle if you want to step this way». What a jerk !! I did not say anything to him before or after to prompt this remark. I was hardly there for a few more mins and walked away.
Such people should definitely not be allowed in the work place who do not know how and when to speak to customers. Bad for business…

I come to this location all the time because it’s so conveniently located near me. Never really had issues since I rarely ever ask for assistance, but today’s visit urged me to write this review.
1÷10÷16 — I came here to buy juice, however the juice flavor I wanted all had a January 5^th expiration. I informed the staff next to me who was stocking up the fridge and he rudely said «leave it there and someone will remove it».
Since I had already made a trip, I ended up getting a different flavor with still a few days of shelf life. Went to Alma, the cashier. She scanned 3 juices and gave me a total of $ 56. I questioned Alma why is my total $ 56 for 3 juices? Without any apologies, she corrected it and gave me the new amount of $ 15.
Today’s experience really only deserved to be given a 1-​star, but I am giving consideration on my previous visits where other staff had been friendly and helpful.

Safeway and lucky have mostly industrial bread that has that not fresh taste., but Sprouts has a decent selection of fresh baked bread that has dense, crusty quality to it. Also stays stocked up on high quality dairy and meets. Lines a little long and can be pricey

Nice Sprouts! This is definitely one of the bigger stores in the South Bay. Thanks to that, they can afford to stock a wider variety of goods (i.e. brands you typically find at other Sprouts stores will be here and then some). I’ll definitely be back! Sprouts is the best.

My favorite grocery store stocks maple Brown Cow Cream Top yogurt in the 6 oz and 32 oz sizes and Noosa 8 oz yogurt in a gazillion flavors, plus some four packs. They also have fun stuff like Yakult probiotic drinks and a good selection of canned and tetrapak coconut water.
I usually shop on Wednesday for «double ad Wednesday» but also Friday — Sunday if they have something good during a 72 hour sale.
Be sure to check your produce to make sure it’s fresh and undamaged. Sometimes they have fresher produce in the back.
Fun selection of bulk bin food like chocolate covered nuts and dried fruit and that chocolate covered honeycomb crumble candy. So good. I prefer the milk chocolate version. The dark chocolate didn’t do it for me. The 12 flavor Gummi bears are pretty awesome and regularly go on sale for $ 1.99/lb.
Good sales on green bell peppers, celery, radishes, green onions, so hopefully these are your basics. :)
I’ll be there next to stock up on steel cut oats at 50 cents a pound.
They have skin and body care, too. Dr Bronner’s, ShiKai Borage Dry Skin Therapy, Derma E, Avalon Organics, Alba.
Sprouts stands behind their products. I didn’t have any trouble getting a refund on some extremely tough dried apricots.

Horrible. Zero service. Checkout lines are awful all the time. It’s just not worth coming here ever again. I think Alison is the manager. No urgency to address the lines.

I usually love going here, but this review is only for their sandwich deli area. I ordered a pastrami sandwich only to come back to my office to find a turkey sandwich! People check your sandwiches to make sure it’s the right order or be disappointed like me :(

I have a love/​hate relationship with Sprouts. I have had both an amazing experience and a bad one thusfar. The store at times has really fresh, affordable produce and at other times has produce that looks like it is about to go bad. The inconsistency makes it really difficult as a shopper to rely on Sprouts to be my go-​to grocery store.

I would never come here if I didn’t have to. Honestly, customer service is non existent and today there was a customer in line in front of me being totally unreasonable and holding up the line and instead of helping the people waiting behind her, the cashiers just ignored the rest of the people in line and when they did open a new line, people in my line we’re not given priority… What???
After 10 – 15 minutes of waiting it was finally my turn! No apologies or thanks for waiting from the cashier… ok, fine… whatever. I bought some nuts from the boxes so there wasn’t a bar code on them… the cashier proceeded to ask if I happened to notice the code… um…No…so she proceeded to get annoyed with me and quiz me on all the possible nuts there were and the prices. I’m sorry, I DON’t WORK HERE.
Ugh, never coming here again. Rather go to Safeway across the street.

I would have given 4, maybe even 5 stars if it weren’t for the moldy cream cheese I bought.
Spent $ 4.99 on a tub of cream cheese yesterday only to find out it was moldy on the inside this morning. I checked the expiration date on the container before purchasing and to my surprise there was a blob of green mold on the top layer of the cheese.
Did not have the time or patience to drive back to the store to get my money back. Damn. Ain’t got time for this…

Tried giving this Sprouts location another chance after so many years. NOPE! For one I’m big on coupons and love Sprouts coupon booklets. Tried using a few today and the registers did not catch 2 of the 3 in store coupons I used. Maybe they are not in the system yet. I get it. So the head cashier came over to manually input them. She said she did them but I calculated my receipt and it was a dollar over meaning I was right. I know I’m lame but a dollar is a lot of money! I went back in and she pretty much dismissed my issue. While looking over my receipt at home I saw I paid for a cantaloupe for $ 1.99. I bought no melons… I think the cashier may have gotten the code wrong for a zucchini I bought. Needless to say I spent $ 1.99 for one zucchini which was probably a quarter of that.
All I’m saying is I come here to save money but end up leaving spending a lot more. In 3 years I would have hoped this place would have gotten better but. NOPE. I would have gone back in to complain but seeing as how my first concern was dismissed I’d rather not ever come back.
Save the stress and drive to the Santa Clara location. Never Again!

Sprouts grocery is a decent to good place to shop. Consumer Reports rates them 8 out of 68 nationally. I found their meats, fruits, and vegetables to be of good quality.
It is clearly superior in customer relations and food freshness to Safeway, but not as good as Zanotto’s.
The management at the meat/​seafood department leaves a lot to be desired. Sometimes (not always) the employees in this department are not customer friendly. When I want to order meat from behind the counter, it can take up to 4 minutes to be waited on; to me that is unacceptable. It is not that that the employees are overwhelmed with customers; rather, it is their lack of attentiveness to customer service.
I am not overly fond of Sprouts management. Example: I had to ask about the lack of the green ties for plastic bags in fruit/​vegetable department 4 times before management fixed the problem. Sometimes Sprouts runs out of products and when I ask about it, the employees like to blame suppliers instead of apologizing and insisting that they will fix this problem and get back to me. Actually, they NEVER offered to get back to me about anything that was wrong.
They fired one of the most customer friendly cashiers.
In summary, for management quality and customer service, Sprouts is less than ideal. For meat, fruit, and vegetable quality it is pretty good. Price is reasonable.

Love it! The new market I’ve laid my eyes on. Glad I decided to buy Strauss Farm Milk (which is sold only in a few stores), for I would never have entered this place otherwise.
Love the chocolate/​candy section. Too many choices — sample them before buying if necessary. Friendly staff.

Originally went in a few weeks ago to get New York boneless steaks on sale, they were out of stock/​sold out, at 5.99 pound. Tonight after ½ hour of shopping for all the fixings and picking out 5 new york steaks, the cashier wouldn’t honor the raincheck, suggesting that I have to talk to the meat counter to have them re-​price, but the meat counter is closed now, so I’d have to come back another time.
Have pleanty of better things to do than wait to catch the meat counter guys. Apparently, there isnt a manager available to override the prices. Really???

I respectfully disagree with those reviews that compare Sprouts to Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods. The comparison suggests Sprouts has a curated selection of exclusive, hard-​to-​find, exotic goodies. That’s not true. Sprouts is a neighborhood grocery store, with mostly common market food brands, a nice section for bulk food, and a definite emphasis on affordable healthy living. Although it offers organic food, it also has cheaper, non-​organic alternatives. While I can easily drop $ 100 for a handful of items in TJs or WF, that is the total amount for my full Thanksgiving or Christmas shopping cart at Sprouts.
So, no, Sprouts is NOT a TJs or WF. It is much much cheaper. TJs is like a revolving door of surprises, but that is not Sprouts’ strategy. Sprouts carries mostly pretty basic things with some nice surprises.
Fruits, vegetables, meat are cheaper here and of good quality. And guess what, I was looking for Acai smoothie pack at TJs (and failed), yet found it at Sprouts. Guess TJs is not almighty after all.
When I’m buying grocery for just myself, I prefer TJs. But if I am shopping for my family, Sprouts is the way to go.
Sometimes Sprouts runs out of food. Yes, the entire banana stand was empty. How did that happen?

Sprouts is a simple, go-​to market that happens to have a couple of hard to find items that my son likes. Low-​sugar organic yogurt drinks? Check! GoBugs by Kefir can be found here. :-)
Other than my particular whim items, they’re usually stocked with great meat selections, produce and wholesome type processed stuff. Don’t make the mistake that many do and assume everything here is natural or organic, though. It’s looks farm friendly but you still need to keep an eye out for local or organic tags.
See ya there!

Everyone here is sooooo soooooo nice. The cashiers are always very pleasant and helpful. The store is always clean and stocked. I am a fan of their bulk food section, and love their raw almonds.
I can go nuts here.

Went this morning as we were in the area. Hubby shopped and I was so completely mesmerized by the bulk foods and the flowers that I wandered around staring at them and taking pics.
I later realized that I shouldn’t be taking pics in the store, but I’m sharing them anyway. Thanks to the employees for not publicly shaming me –I just couldn’t help myself and will try to refrain from doing so in the future!
We ended up buying $ 50 worth of groceries (with very little help from me), so that made up for it a little bit!