This location has been two previous grocery stores, a Vons, then a S-Mart. Hopefully this grocery…read morestore will last longer. This Grocery Outlet recently opened, so the store is clean. If you've never been in one, they sell groceries and liquor. Many of the wines are twist off tops, no cork, but good quality. Service was friendly and efficient. Parking: Free, lot parking.

The food taste like cheap food The pay is bad service…read more The ambience is bad And it's the worst manager

This is a great Ralphs. My daughter bought me the most lovely flowers that are still fresh and…read morehappy. They are just beautiful. The place is ever so clean and very well stocks. They have a great selection of more out of the Country foods. We love their produce section. They have a good selection of organic as well as other produce. They also have a great frig section where I can get my garlic mashed potatoes ready to heat up. The bakery is not the best but fine. The deli is very good with a fine selection. The service is great. If there is an issue with an item they will take it back (need your receipt). They keep the carts out of the parking lot and easy to get to. The staff knows where everything is. They also have a great canned section and some cute dog toys.

They be racially profiling people! I came into to buy chicken and some salmon at meat deli area…read moregot accuse of stealing salmon which I've never done before. beyond do not appreciate that I'm a local in the area that would be stupid of me to do.

Had a awesome expereince visiting FOOD 4 LEss cashier Melissa was excellent with her help and…read morecustomer service towards me. She also was excited to celbrate her birthday this week. Bless you Melissa and keep up the excellent work you do. Ricky K Benjamin

1 star to the meat dept. for their poor method of cuts, asada/flank steaks. They cut THICK and…read moretypically would place the better cut on the top of the package. Under you will find irregularities in the thickness, poor trimmings, and excessive silver lining and tendons. I've talked and sent pictures to the manager yet nothing has changed.

This is my go to supermarket for those crispy chicarones when craving hits or quick veggie…read moreshopping. Parking is not an issue especially in the morning, can be packed late afternoons at the area near the supermarket. My latest visit happened day before Thanksgiving since my co-worker wanted a chocoflan. The cake was one of their weekly deals so it was perfect timing to buy. The cake was moist and not too sweet in my opinion. It was decent and big enough to be shared. Not bad at all!

Customer service The cashier in the location are not…read morefriendly and are dismissive when you need help Sometimes it just takes a few minutes to answer questions

Review #866 2025-038…read more I first discovered Grocery Outlet about a decade ago in Fresno, & was attracted to the unusual finds at a "grocery store," such as an Olaf bike helmet, Curious George: Discovery Beach Game, etc. The first S. Bay store opened 6 years ago in Redondo Beach, just before COVID-19; it's a bit out of way to shop there. And about a year ago, they took over the former Big Lots location in Lomita. What is Grocery Outlet? They're a discount grocery chain that sells name brand groceries & fresh produce for 40% - 70% less than conventional grocery stores. How? By buying overstocked, seasonal, closeout, & discontinued items from various suppliers. This "opportunistic buying" allows them to acquire items at significant discounts, which are passed on to us. My 14 YO daughter's swim team does this away meet "gift" (junk) exchange where they create a goody bag filled with their fav snacks & drinks. They're kids so it's obviously junk foods & sodas, except for the handful who treat each meet with consideration of this bag o' treats may hinder their performance. I'm grateful for the less expensive options at Grocery Outlet. Since I don't agree with their choices, I started creating my own carbo-load sustenance (fresh fruits, granola bars, nuts, etc.) on competition days. Grocery Outlet offer pretty great deals on fresh fruits, I especially loved the 2-lb. strawberry pack that my husband got recently... so fresh, juicy, & sweet! I got some red cherries (at $2.99/lb.) that were sweet too! Not all produce offer better quality & prices, I'd say it's more like 50-50. Another recent find was A-Sha Spicy Seaweed (only 99¢) & Keroppi Mandarin Noodles with Silly Spicy Sauce (60% discount). Store hours are 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily, just a couple hours shorter than the traditional stores. Wide aisles are well-stocked & organized, but you may not always find the same products at your next shopping trip due to opportunistic buying, & what may be priced that day may be priced differently the next day (e.g. Quaker Chewy Limited Edition Valentine Minis: Chocolate Chip with Sprinkles was 99¢, & 2 days later it was $3.99). Also, it's important to check the expiration dates for those too-good-to-be-true deals, they usually have a short expiration dates or are already expired. Yikes! There's usually only 1 register opened even when there's a line, I wish they would opened another register, but the cashiers are typically quick that sometimes I have to load my own bags. Sign up for the WOW! Crowd with your mobile number to enter sweepstakes, track savings, & purchase history. Download the app to see what's in store, get access to insider events, & digital offers, including a $5 off $25 coupon at registration. Grocery Outlet may not be our main go-to store, but it's certainly a great back-up to the traditional stores.

You'll find some consistently better deals here than the other local grocery outlets in 3 to 5 mile…read moreradius. Store is pretty clean Checkout moves pretty quickly as well. Parking gets a little busy

My husband always gets me flowers from Albertsons (and sometimes Vons), and I absolutely love them!…read moreHe's very romantic--just like me--and he surprises me with flowers at least once a month. I can always tell where they're from because when he gets flowers from other places, they just don't open and blossom the same way as the ones from Vons and Albertsons. Not only are these our go-to grocery stores, but their floral department is truly amazing. The flowers are fresh, beautiful, and long-lasting. They can even create custom arrangements for you--roses or whatever you have in mind. Highly recommend checking them out if you're looking for quality flowers and great service!

10 people in line one physical cashier. Self check out takes jobs from people. AVOID SELF CHECK OUT…read morePEOPLE Alberstsons do better for your employees.

I absolutely love Tokyo Central, it literally has everything and more. Every time I go, I spend…read more$100+. I used to think Trader Joe's was dangerous... no, Tokyo Central is dangerous. You go in for what you know, and that already gets you caught up, but then you also want to try something new because there's always something new to try. Sometimes it's a gamble, sometimes it's amazing and you're like "OMG! I need this every time," and sometimes you're like "what was that?" And you really don't know what it was because the descriptions aren't in English. The staff is always super friendly. If you go for hot food during lunchtime, you will get caught up because you'll want to pile your plate high and forget they weigh it & you can easily end up with a $24 plate on top of all your groceries. They have great sweet treats that aren't super high in sugar, which is a plus. Their ramens are my favorite. I've probably tried every one. My favorite is the one with the black pieces in it (I think they're mushrooms). I still haven't tried the mushrooms, but the creamy broth mix is everything. Their sparkling sodas are always delicious. My favorite is the Hello Kitty strawberry one. I told all my friends about it, and me and my sister go regularly. My sister loves the banana milk! Definitely recommend!

They have a lot of premade food options. Some are decently priced and some are on the pricier side…read more If you go at 7pm or latter they do mark down the sushi and other premade food by 20% off. The thing that's good about going to Tokyo central for premade sushi is that they make all their sushi fresh daily and what's not sold is marked down and got rid of before next day compared to other markets where they sell their sushi that's like 2-4 days old. They went viral for awhile for having a hot food bar, which looked like a buffet but in reality you grab what you want but it's $15.99 a pound. The pound adds up really quick and you end with paying like $30. The food isn't that great in the hot food bar in my option so I'd skip it. The market itself is very pricey it's not a cheap market. So if your planning on buying grocery your gonna pay high prices. I'd go here for a quick sushi roll or some mochi they sell a bag from Japan for $3.99 with red bean that's pretty good. One of my favorite food item is the umami chicken karage with rice that's pre packaged and if you can snag it while it's still hot that great. Its usually on a separate table on in the refrigerated section, It's the one with some teriyaki sauce over it, not the regular one. As you exit you can grab utensils, napkins, wasabi. ginger, soy sauce. Parking is a hit and miss, it's a popular market if you go there at lunch time it's packed or weekends. Personally I drop by to get a quick bite, sushi roll or chicken karage . They do have a food court that has a Japanese bakery, takoyaki , a katsu place. Upstairs they have a sushi bar which is unique I havnt tried it but seems a bit pricey but looks like quality. Looking for something Japanese in food wise, this would be one of the places to go to look for it. I don't know why it seems like every Asian market I've been to is so cramped and hardly any space when trying to get around with a cart. It's the same here.t