Sprouts Farmers Market

Sprouts is a great store. They provide a great selection of quality products at pretty good prices. This location offers allot of parking, nice associates and quick checkout.

i like going to this store. i could go to wholesome choice up the street, but the parking is limited during peek hours. if customer service doesn’t improve, i will go to another store.
today, the cashier pitched my yorgurt into the bag. when i mentioned that she was tossing my yorgurt, she began to argue. wow! really! is that your policy to argue with the paying customers?
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They sold me shrimp that were bad. It smelled really bad. I called the store and they just kept me on hold. I called twice but they were too busy to take the customer’s call. I also bought egg salad there about 3 months ago and they were too salty.

I shopped there today and asked the cashier to change a $ 20 clearly telling him I wanted a ten, five and five ones. He gave me a five and 5 ones and when I told him I gave him a 20 he rudely said «no you gave me a 10».
I’m 100% positive that I gave him a 20 because I looked at it before I gave it to him.
Nothing I can do — it’s his word vs. mine and I’m not going to push it but they have lost a customer and I want to alert people to be on the lookout for this. It’s not the first time I’ve had issues there. They’ve also attempted to over-​charge me in the past which I caught.

Great market! the employees are very polite, especially the gentleman in the produce isle — always helpful and friendly and super nice. The manager must be a good one.

LOVE this store. The employees are always friendly and helpful. The selection is great and the food is delicious. Our go-​to store for produce and our favorite ice cream. Keep it up YL Sprouts

Everyone in the store goes above and beyond to make your shopping experience super special. The quality of everything is great. We only eat non GMO and organic and would not even think of shopping anywhere else. We can eat quality healthy food for less than we can eat junk GMO food from other stores.

Now that I buy just about everything from Costco, it’s a lot more convenient coming here than Ralphs. We buy some fruit and sometimes meat or fish — when we don’t need it in bulk — and it’s always fresh and the prices are ok. It’s laid out nicely, clean and everyone is pretty friendly.

They shouldn’t claim that the shrimp are from the USA when they are from Indonesia. Happens all the time. Wild caught? Actually farm raised and fed chicken poop. Fruit and vegies are great.

This is mainly a review of the deli, but the deli gets zero stars from me right now.
The market is clean, good produce, friendly people. no complaints on the market really.
But what really got me today was the deli. Even though I stood there for a while, I was being ignored by the girls behind the counter. I finally got their attention and they told me how to order a sandwich (via a pad of paper with an order form that I did not see.) This was my first time getting a sandwich here, and I figured the market is so nice with fresh produce everywhere, that the sandwich should be great, right? WRONG.
I paid for everything and took my sandwich home. I opened the wrapper. There was a light green foamy substance all over everything. I thought back to what I had ordered. I asked for avocado on my roast beef sandwich. Instead they had put either 1) guacamole 2) avocado spread 3) or other unknown substance. Nowhere did I see an actual piece or chunk of avocado. It was horrible. I tasted it and it reminded me of imitation guacamole. Since I have no time left before I have to go to work, I had to wipe the sandwich off with paper towels, remove the contents of the sandwich, and wipe that stuff off also. I threw out the bread and the lettuce which was covered in slime, and used my own bread to eat the sandwich. I also put my OWN avocado on it. In the process I used about 4 paper towels, my hands were a mess, and I dirtied up two plates. I am putting a picture of what half of the sandwich looked like prior to being wiped down. I ask you… does it look appetizing? This was not worth my time or my money.

Amazing selection of fruits and vegetables including beautiful heirloom tomatoes and ripe avocados.
Employees at this location are very helpful.
I love the bands where you can buy dried fruits grains and baking necessities in bulk so that if a recipe calls for a half cup that’s all you need to get. Helps prevent food from spoiling!

This sprouts is always clean and provide great customer service. People always say hello and Are very helpful.

Have to Unilocal about this awesome company and this location’s great manager, Brian. I emailed Sprouts corporate to ask a question about a bracelet that employees wear reminding us that «Every meal is a choice» after my husband saw it on an employee and she advised that it was given to employees at orientation. Literally heard back from Sprouts corporate within 20 minutes of sending the email. They called my local Savi ranch Sprouts and spoke with manager, Brian. Brian had some bracelets in the office and agreed to put one aside for my husband (who recently overhauled his entire diet due to health concerns and liked the bracelet as a reminder for him) When I went to the store, Brian had several bracelets and other fun items for my husband. He also offered to take care of any special requests for items we might need to buy at Sprouts. I can’t thank Sprouts and Manager Brian for the care and concern and amazing customer service shown to our family. Thank you so much.
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We love sprouts! Great produce and meat. Good and fresh with a lot of organic stuff. Their prices are ok… that’s why they don’t get a 5 star. We come often and will continue

Love that they have so many organic fruits and veggies. Also so many types of snacks and knickknacks… Always find something new and interesting to try. :)

Lunch deal is pretty awesome… You get tasty sandwich, chips and water for $ 5.00. That beats any fast food you will find in the area.
I have stated to come in to sprouts often on my lunch.

Many Sprouts stores that I’ve been to were converted from the old Henrys which are older and smaller stores with a different layout. This location in Savi Ranch in Yorba Linda is definitely the best Sprouts Market that I’ve been to. This store is new, very large and spacious, and has a much larger selection of produce and other items.
The Sprouts here appear to have a higher level of inventory of many produce and they turnover very quickly. Many of the items that I buy frequently look fresher here and they are also more to choose from. For example, organic loose carrots, organic beet, tomatoes on the vine, baby cucumbers, etc. Like today there were piles of organic carrots available and a huge tray full of large organic beets.
Other items like romaine lettuce, green leaf lettuce, organic white corns, etc. were abundant and looked really fresh. If you are used to another Sprouts and come here for the first time you’ll see the difference.
Since this is a bigger store, the aisles are wider and overall, it feels more spacious and have more room to maneuver your shopping cart. The layout is also much nicer, especially the deli section has a lot more shelve space for meats, salads and other cooked foods. The raw meat section is also quite large and very well organized. There are also many open refrigerator units for frozen vegetables, entrees, among many other items.
Definitely the best Sprouts store that I’ve been to and I will certainly shop here a lot more often.

I love this store!
I think I love it more than Whole foods. I mean yes its apples and oranges in stores, but I can get a lot of healthy shit like I can at Trader joes but with a MUCH larger parking lot and store LOL. I love the deli area and all the yummy bad cheeses you can eat LOL. My mom made a new kind of homemade mac with bacon munster cheese from there and it was deeeeeeeelish. The chicken meatballs we cook into our brown rice spaghetti is so good, we can’t even tell were eating chicken! I love the selection of Walden farm products. I even found the almond cheese I was looking for.
We’re really trying to eat clean in our household and this place makes it easy to switch into clean eating and buying supplements. I really don’t have complaints. This is my togo spot if I don’t feel like dealing with clusterfuck Trader joes or if im not in HB or Tustin for Whole foods :) No hotties here, but I’ll live: p

Stopped by here because we stayed at an Extended Stay just down the road.
I’m a sucker for Whole Foods, and with the recent opening of the Sunflower Market (apparently a part of the Sprouts family of markets) in the South Bay of San Jose, CA, I was interested to see the difference between the two. We were looking to buy some fruit for snacks anyways so it just happened to be convenient.
We went here on a Saturday evening and the place was dead. It didn’t seem like an old location. I mean everything around this area looked fairly new. Perhaps everyone is bargain shopping these days. Sprouts/​Sunflower Markets do have competitive pricing if you know when to go and utilize their weekly sales.
The place was rather clean, and it «seemed» bigger than the Sunflower market back at home, but it may just be deceiving due to the high ceilings in comparison. Despite not being busy, the employees looked to be. Which is a good sign that they are making sure to keep the place running well.
I can’t really say I had a bad experience or seen anything negative, so how can I give any deductions. Just like other markets you have to know when to buy and look at sales ads. I personally still prefer Wholefoods, but Sprouts/​Sunflower is more affordable. Between Sprouts/​Sunflower Markets, Wholefoods and Trader Joe’s, each have their differences that can be beneficial to a shopper depending on what they are looking for.

Early last week I went to Ralphs and did a bunch of shopping. One item purchased was goat cheese, for $ 5.99. On Friday when I started to make my chicken & goat cheese meatballs, I realized the goat cheese did not make it home with me :(I decided to go get some at Sprouts.
Halfway to Sprouts I remembered I had left a candle burning in my house. Do I turn around, blow it out, and come back? Do I keep going and risk burning down my house? I figured the chances of my house burning down were slim (although, my stepmom did do it once when I was in high school — watch your candles, people!!) so I sped on and did a Supermarket Sweep style run through Sprouts. Decided to pick up a zucchini for my pasta, along with the goat cheese. $ 5.19 for both items. Suck it, Ralphs!
Since my first visit wasn’t really worthy of a review, due to my tunnel vision of goat cheese and zucchini, I decided to go again today to check it out.
It’s just like all the other Sprouts. Clean, bright, spacious. I picked up some deli meat and bread, some fresh fish for dinner tonight, and lots of veggies. The produce is dirt cheap — 2 pounds of brussels sprouts for $ 1, 3 pounds of zucchini for $ 2. They also had kiwi berries, which I love, and I never find anywhere.
I like that they print on both sides of the receipt, so I don’t end up with a mile long sheet, and they save on paper. Yay for Sprouts!