I stopped by this market store when I was in Orange for a pool party at my cousin place. I came to…read morethe plaza this market place is in to pick up pizza first but then I wanted some soda. So I walked into this store to get some bottle coke. I also got some kids friendly Boyland bottle soda too. The store is a decent size inside and they had multiple cashier line open. I found the drinks area easily and didn't have any issues. Paying for my item was simple and the lady working the cashier was nice with me.

This local grocery store is awesome!! It very much has farmers market vibes and they also have some…read morecool products you may not see in the regular grocery stores. You have to get one of their fresh salsas! They are bomb.com. My favorite was the mango papaya or medium spicy one. They have sample of them too, so you can give them a try. And don't forget to grab a bag of chips!

For some reason, I've always thought Trader Joe's was a more expensive place to shop for groceries…read more But lately when I started giving it a try again I realized many of their items are a lot less expensive than other supermarkets. You can find most things under $10. I recently bought a bag of 6 navel oranges (super sweet too!) for just $3.99. They don't sell by pounds which helps a lot. Got a bag of frozen potstickers for $6 which would've been around $10 at an Asian market. Snacks are mostly between $2-$6. I'm starting to like shopping here again as they have many interesting foods that are affordable.

They say size doesn't matter, but those people have never seen Trader Joe's size. Particularly this…read morestore in Orange. It's yuge! Just like I like 'em. Huehue. No joke it's the biggest Trader Joe's I've ever come to and I've seen my fair share of them growing up. Now to steer away from glazing about Joe's size. I find the staff to be exactly what the internet says about them- easy to converse with, super helpful, and probably making their way through college (at least the ones that have helped me so far are). There was one time where I timidly asked a question about a food they had out of stock and the cashier just yelled out what I asked for and they had someone busting a mission to find it! I didn't even need it that badly but that has been a core Joe memory for me. Shout out to that staffer whose name escapes me. Since I don't have a huge family to feed, Trader Joe's has been my go-to for just the right amount of food that I can finish without letting it go bad. Shout out to the Mango Cream Bars, Bulgogi Fried Rice, and Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs. If there's anything consistent in my life, it's those three.

BAKERY REVIEW I went…read moreinto the store order a special occasion cake. The 1st gal that stated helping me was Sarah. Then another bakery gal named Gaby jumped in saying Sarah didn't know what she was talking about and took my cake order. The price of the cake was $65+. It seemed costly for a grocery store cake but I finally agreed seeing as it was a multi layered "specialty" cake. Well to my surprise I received a call the following day to say that the way Gaby had written up the cake order that they can't and don't make that type of cake. I asked to speak to a manager and was told that she is only available in the mornings. I decided to go into the store to find out what was going on cause now I'm pissed about the whole situation. The bakery gal that was originally going to take my order, Sarah was there so I explained about the call and that I was there to find out what in the hell was going on. She could see that I was pissed and she immediately let me know that there is ALWAYS a "manger" available and that she would be happy to help me get a cake order done. Well she made my daughters cake special as she said and I wasn't changed a a ridiculous price. THANK YOU SARAH FOR GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS

I shopped there today and the woman with the ring in her nose needs an attitude adjustment and I…read moretold her as much. She is rude, sarcastic and possesses the people skills of Donald T. Maybe she needs to find a job where she does not inter face with the public. You used to have a pretty great crew of regulars. WHAT HAPPENED!!

Time for an update! This is the closest grocery store to me, so it's the one I shop at the most. To…read morebe honest, if there were competition at the same distance (besides Walmart and Target, which are fairly close), I'm not sure this would be my go-to grocery store. They just did another reshuffling of the aisles, which always confuses me for a while, but they added back full-size racks around the pharmacy. The last remodel added shorter racks for the medication, and they were backlit. It made the pharmacy feel special, like a store within a store. They instead cleared out the front of those same aisles for holiday seasonal displays. I think it's harder to find the medication I'm looking for now. You do need to app if you want certain deals, but check that receipt because they don't always work. I've had to call someone over twice in the past few months because the signage didn't match the price given. I feel bad for people who may not have or want a smartphone. The people who work here are more efficient than friendly. You'll often feel like you're interrupting a conversation between two employees unless you use self-checkout. Some are really nice. You'll often feel like you're interrupting a conversation between two employees unless you use self-checkout. I also hate that you have to answer a couple of questions every time you swipe/tap to pay. They always want a donation for something, and/or ask, "Would you recommend this location to someone else?" I'd like to opt out of those. The selection around the store is pretty good, and they do have good sales. There are a couple of things I need to buy at another grocery store, but they can't have everything. I do like the gas discount at Chevron stations. Finally, the bathrooms are gas-station-level. Always dirty, graffiti in places, chipped tiles, and/or sinks. Paper towels are usually on the floor. It's not a pleasant experience. Now I'm not a fan of having a code to get into the bathroom, but if they remodeled these, and they were nice, I wouldn't mind. ,

This is a large sized grocery store with a lot of added departments. They offer things like a bank,…read morefloral shop, Quest Diagnostics, money wiring, and a Starbucks along with the standard deli, meat, frozen, and produce areas. Everything is displayed nicely with wide aisles to walk through. You can use self checkout or a clerk. My biggest reason they don't receive 5 stars and I rarely shop here is the prices. They are very high priced. And when you buy a lot of groceries it sure adds up quick.

This location looks so nicely faced with nice displays, end-caps and full shelves. The produce…read moredepartment looks vibrant. The individual containers of fresh fruit look so appealing and delicious, like the dragonfruit, coconut, strawberries and berries, etc. Love the bottles of fresh watermelon juice! Tried their monthly smoothie for $6. The tropical date smoothie was very yummy and refreshing! Definitely worth it! Salad bar: full of vibrant lettuce and veggies. It was refilled in the time I was there. Big piles of lettuce! Good options to add and customize your salad. Pasta salad, broccoli salad, Caesar salad and sweet potatoes were available. Everything looked so fresh! They also have soup available. Hot bar: good options with protein, sides and pizza. They also have rotisserie chicken, burritos and bowls. I bought a bunch of burritos, which my boys love. At home, we crisp them up in a pan. So good! Nice display of fresh guacamole and chips. Nice cheese display and samples of parmesan crisps, which was delicious! Natural Living dept: the shelves are nicely faced and full. The vitamin staff are friendly and helpful!

I'm a regular customer at Mother's Market & Kitchen and visit about 2-3 times a week. I always find…read morewhat I need, and the staff is very helpful, especially in the vitamin department. Kevin is the man--very knowledgeable and professional. Yes, prices can be a bit higher, but I see it as an investment in my health and my family's well-being. You also find products here that aren't available at most other stores. Of course, like anywhere, people can have off days, but that's normal and not something to judge too quickly. Sometimes negative reviews don't tell the full story, and from what I've seen, the team does a great job handling all kinds of situations with professionalism. Overall, it's a well-managed store and I consistently have a positive experience.

My absolute favorite 99 Ranch! And yes..99 Ranch, not Ranch 99. I love this 99 Ranch solely for…read moretheir variety in seafood and meat products. The prices are great especially when there's a sale going on! It's next to an omomo too! Inside there's Wushiland and The Chicken Rice(LOVE!) as well. The seafood station always has friendly and quick service. I appreciate them during rush hours and they can get overwhelmed at times so please be patient!

Very disappointing experience at the Tustin 99 Ranch Market (550 E. 1st St.) on June 6, 2026,…read morearound 9:00 PM. My group of friends and I were purchasing snacks and waiting respectfully in line at Register 14. Our group consisted of one African American individual and three Southeast Asian individuals. When it was our turn to check out, the cashier told us the store was closed and refused to ring up our items. She directed us to customer service instead. When we went to customer service, we were informed that the store was actually still open until 10:00 PM. What made the situation even more upsetting was that after refusing to serve us, the cashier immediately rang up the customer behind us. If the store was truly closed, why were other customers still being checked out? The entire interaction felt targeted, disrespectful, and humiliating. While I cannot know the cashier's intentions, being denied service while another customer was served moments later left my friends and me feeling singled out and unwelcome. Rather than argue, I left all of my items behind and walked out. I have shopped at 99 Ranch for years and never expected to experience something like this. I hope management reviews the surveillance footage and register activity from Register 14 around 9:00 PM on June 6, 2026, and addresses why customers were falsely told the store was closed while others continued to receive service. Until then, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

This is for the bakery department. I ordered a cake for my daughter's 4th birthday party and gave…read morethem inspiration photos for simple decor and color of the frosting. Per their policies, you can't give them items to put on the cake, so I ended up doing that myself- which wasn't too hard. I went to pick up the cake yesterday and was very happy to see that the color was a perfect shade of Minnie Mouse pink and the white polka dots looked so cute. I did have Angel take the dots off the top since I needed to add the decorations- and she was so gracious to do so. She did such a great job. And also, Rosa was extremely helpful when I placed the cake order. For $22.99, Ralphs did an outstanding job of helping the decorations stand out and just be even cuter! I'd definitely come back to order another cake from them! (I did taste the buttercream frosting so I knew how it would taste- and I'm expecting the cake to be as good! :-)

I shop at this Ralph's only because it's close to my house and carries a few things no one else…read moredoes. HOWEVER, it's such an unpleasant experience I have to mentally prepare myself for issues every time I go there. Ever since the new year, when California switched over to new plastic bags for produce, they seem to have trouble stocking them. Do you know how annoying it is to buy a bunch of cilantro and have nothing to put it in? I complained to the checker about it today and they claims it's a warehouse issue but no other grocery store I go to, including the Anaheim Hills Ralphs, has this problem. It's a poor management problem. How difficult is it to anticipate your bag usage and order ahead? Doesn't seem that hard. I wanted to get garlic today and they had a small selection of a couple dozen bulbs that were either moldy or growing shoots so now I have to go to Vons for it. The self checkout system has some weird algorithm where they flag you for a further inspection all the time. Last time I asked it was because I had an extra unused shopping bag in my cart. No other store flags me like this. I get they have to deal with light fingered VP high school kids flooding the store after school but you could tweak your system. They have a person literally watch you check out three feet away. The aisles are tight and it's such a pain to navigate. I don't know why they haven't expanded this store years before now. Overall, Ralph's is a good grocery chain but this store is awful. Corporate should step in and look over management's shoulder to bring it up to the standards of the rest of their stores.

Excellent meat counter. Having a bbq this place is great! Ranchera is our favorite. Chorizo sausage…read moreyum!

We passed by here after we had an appointment to pick up some sweet bread (pan dulce) for a get…read moretogether that we had the next morning and as one of my guest was eating a piece of bread they noticed a piece of hair baked into the loaf. It was really gross. The staff was nice and the store looked decent on the inside but we did not want to continue to eat any more bread and we did purchase a fair amount so we were kind of bummed.