Sprouts Farmers Market

I love the atmosphere at this store and the fact that they have two ads running at the same time every Wednesday. This Sprouts definitely has lower prices than the Randals across the street and the staff is very friendly. It is usually not as busy as HEB. I like the layout as well. Everything is represented with clear signage and at a low profile for higher visibility and is very easy to shop. I love the chocolate covered almonds in the bulk section and the natural chicken in the meat department. No matter how I cook it it always comes out tender and delicious. They also have uncured bacon at the meat counter. Perfect for the Paleo eater.

This is a great neighborhood store with great offerings. I’d give 5 stars if their bulk coffee was good. We drive to Whole Foods just for coffee.

This was a sorry excuse for a veggie sandwich. The olives were gross so as I picked them off I noticed that there was MOLD! I’ll stick to the Sprouts in RR and Austin from now on.

I really like this location. The store is easy to navigate and the parking lot has plenty of room. Their rotisserie chickens are the best (juicy and flavorful), their prepared foods are tasty, and they have a good selection of produce and bulk foods, such as nuts, trail mixes, etc. Lots of ‘sundry’ items, such as toothpaste, vitamins, soaps, and wellness supplements to choose from too.

This is a nice store that offers good food at reasonable prices. I really like the produce here, because it is so fresh. The store is small, so don’t expect to do all of your shopping here, but they are great for produce and meat and other essentials. They have some really good weekly specials and the prices on most items rival the big grocery stores.
They have a good selection of vitamins and other supplements. Things that will keep you well or make you feel better. It’s usually not crowded either, which I really like. The parking is never a problem. This is our go to store when we need to refill our water bottles. I’m glad that we have this store in our neighborhood.

If you like uncrowded grocery shopping, this is your place. I’ve never seen it crowded. Great produce selection — especially berries the past few months. Imagine Whole Foods at half price. Good dairy section, good meats, decent wine selection. Nice bulk selection. Missing that one star because of the rather weak baking and cooking ingredients selections.

Since my last review regarding the check out line issues things have improved. I have been back several times and the registers are well staffed so no long waits to Ck out. Thanks for making shopping here a better experience.

The store is a bit small but nice and organized so that helps. I love their in-​store/​store-​made products, as for everything else «meh». Their rotisserie chicke, BBQ i think, is amazing-​best I have bought in a while. They have great selections on meats (chicken, beef, sausages, etc) and things like nuts, candies and trail mixes. I do also enjoy their produce section as they have either stuff that HEB does not carry or better quality. Dairy has good almond milk, eggs and yogurts. As far as the rest of the stuff I could give a crap less about organic, non-​gmo, gluten-​free whatever so I don’t pay that much attention to it. Not my thing, but it if it is yours then here is the perfect store for you!

I hate to only give Sprouts three stars, but they can’t seem to quite put it all together. I love the location and ample parking, but half the time there are too few checkers (though tons of stockers and other folks busying about) and there’s very little organic anything. Lots of «natural» and such, but from cereal to produce, etc. there’s just not as much organic products as you’d find at Whole Foods or Central Market or Wheatsville.
I’ll keep going, I’m sure, but I wish they’d better manage the checker schedule and sell more organic items.
Good beer and wine selection though. Not spectacular, but solid.

I really hate to give Sprouts a bad review because I truly love this grocery chain. Sprouts was my go-​to in Denver when I lived there and also when I lived in south Austin. One of the things I hated when I moved to Cedar Park was that I wasn’t longer close to Sprouts (or Central Market and Whole Foods).
Well, the CP location really lacks good management. There have been too many times that I purchased produce that was very close to going bad and fresh meat that also was close to going bad. Also, there’s not a good enough selection of Gmo free beef and lamb. I expect Sprouts to have much better quality fresh produce and meat and unfortunate this location does not.

I went to this Sprouts because I just moved to Cedar Park, I was looking for the Garden of Life Children’s Probiotics and the store was out of stock. I asked store employee Ken if they had anymore and he offered to look in backstock for me. They did not have any in backstock and I explained that I really like the brand. He offered to check the next delivery date for me since I live near by so I could pick it up when they have it. He also suggested another good brand for me to try while waiting for the Garden of Life brand to come in, He had excellent customer service skills and was very helpful.

It is ok, prices of course are a little higher than HEB. Not a lot of organic, it would be nice to have Organic Rotisserie Chicken.
Also the Peanut Cookies, the ones in the deli that you bake yourself are very bad, no flavor. Just talking with a coworker and they said the same thing! Don’t waste your money on these, the ginger ones are great but seasonal.

Great place to get a sandwich! They are so convenient. Fresh healthy food. I m so glad they came to cedar park !

Prices were definitely cheaper than Whole Foods and I liked the selection and the fact it wasn’t too crowded on a Saturday.
The negative was that I picked up a few different bags of chips/​popcorns and all had been expired over a month. It’s a big pet peeve of mine for grocers not to monitor their expired stock and really questions me from coming back.
I will give this place another chance, but if I keep running into expired items I will not return.

I was very excited about having a small, healthy grocery store just down the street. However, the produce is consistently bad, and I find that the food is overpriced compared to Whole Foods. Two days ago I returned a watermelon because it was rotten, today I had to bail on dinner because an organic onion I bought there only two days ago was bad. I’ve also purchased an organic red pepper once that had a dead caterpillar inside. I’ve also done a lot of price comparisons against items at Whole Foods and I’ve found that Whole Foods is consistently cheaper. For example, a 16oz bag of organic spinach at Whole Foods is $ 1.99. At Sprouts, a non-​organic 16oz bag of spinach is $ 2.99. I’m also not a fan that Sprouts carries foods with high-​fructose corn syrup (ice creams, etc.). There is nothing natural about high-​fructose corn syrup, and I feel that this goes against the brand of a «natural» grocery store.

So we got a nice new addition to our neighborhood. Everything is stocked full and they are taking customers. The layout is really nice. It’s not too big or overwhelming.
They are great selection especially for those Paleo Nom Nom people out there. This a great place to keep the evolving process going.

You can find me here every Saturday after a stop to the Cedar Park Farmer’s market. I come here to fill the rest of my grocery needs– fresh fruits, vegetables, and dried items. There isn’t as much organic product as my neighborhood HEB, but I’m not completely sold on organic everything just yet. The meat counter is a bit lacking; there is no high end meats like dry-​aged, prime, or Kobe. The package «junk food» are also lacking, but that’s a good thing. The sales are great, especially the BOGOF items.
This location is easy to park and the store is clean. Since opening weekend, the store is much less crowded so shopping is quite pleasant. Come here for standard grocery items, go elsewhere for premium or gourmet stuff.

If you are remotely claustrophobic or have anxiety issues, I would avoid this place… at least until the grand opening crowds thin out… if ever. This place is tiny and packed. Packed with people and merchandise to the point of playing bumper buggies in the aisles. And bless those elderly folks in the motorized carts. They were rolling strikes all over the place.
I had to check it out. And I did end up with some gorgeous green beans and avocados, some bulk granola and a couple of frozen fish dinners, all of which so far has tasted great. But it’s really not worth a trip to the psychiatrist over or an elevation in my prescription. I was so overwhelmed by the people and all the foreign-​to-​me organic and natural products, I could feel myself getting short of breath and breaking into a sweat. If I’d had some leisure time to peruse everything, I would have enjoyed this much more but I just had to run through and get out ASAP. I had the same feelings and experience at the new Trader Joe’s as well. I probably shoulda hit up the supplements aisle for some St Johns Wart.
Annnnnd, I ended up across the street at Randalls anyway for my «everyday needs» that I either couldn’t locate at Sprouts or I just had blinders on for the Exit. Randalls may be more expensive and less «crunchy» but it’s quiet, uncrowded and I can check my damn self out. My mental health is more important to me than produce it seems.

I’m not giving this 3 stars because of the lack of quality, but rather for the prices. 5 dollars for a loaf of bread? I’ll take the Randalls or HEB version, thanks.
Having said that, the store is very clean. I mean, it’s brand new place. Very well organized, good customer service, good selection for a relatively small place. I think it’s cool that we have a neighborhood healthy food place within biking distance of my house. I just probably wouldn’t shop here very often at all, due to the prices.

I live in Cedar Park. We do not have a Whole Foods, Central Market or a TJs. We do however have a wonderful farmers market community and a Natural Grocers that I frequent. I am very happy to have another place to purchase quality produce.
This shiny new building is big and bright with friendly employees. The produce looks amazing. What stood out to me were the organic blueberries, raspberries, cubed cantaloupe and cotton candy grapes. A few of my go to items (Oatmega bars, single portion bags of Taro chips/​seaweed snacks and Amy’s Light n Lean Polenta) are not found here so I cannot replace Sprouts with a trip to Natural Grocers. However Sprouts’ is superior when it comes to produce.
The fact they carry wine and have ample parking is also a plus!