Best grocery store ever!!! The first time we went there with our friends, we fell over. Like kids…read morein a candy store!

Quaint little market in Windsor. This was my third visit (first visit was in 2014!) & I was elated…read moreto have found what I needed. Always spotless with friendly cashiers. We'll definitely return when we visit Sonoma County in the future.

Couldn't resist the Monster sandwich. Had to pick one up to enjoy on the beach. Shared for 2, but…read morecould easily be eaten between 3 people. Just let them know so they can cut accordingly. But this may be The Spot to grab n go before the beach day.

This place is completely overpriced and has bad customer service!…read more My friend purchased jam that had mold growing in it! Like badly (see picture) and they would NOT give her a refund! Super expensive too! Just a bad all-around place! Avoid like the plague!

The absolute best produce. Peaches. Apples. You name it. We also got salsa and chips. So good!read more

Good selection, including organic vegetable selection. Additional grocery specialties, including…read morebread, cheeses, and various. Other preserved foods. Fresh fruit in season.

Just swing by for a quick last minute shopping, toothpaste, water, and candy…read more But I couldn't help myself to write this review because the customer service was the best I ever had on a grocery store, at least in the past decade Gary-Michael made my day, although they were super busy and most likely short handed, once he started helping us, you forget all that , because he has such a funny, beautiful, friendly personality. I bet he gets a lot of compliments from customers. If the Safeway at Guerneville see this I hope they let him know and recognize how wonderful it is to have such employee. The store itself was nice, clean, they have a Starbucks inside, & a big parking lot right outside:)

Lots of doggos in here, I noticed a doggo sniffing the deli area only to be given a sweet treat by…read morethe worker. Cute, but not good. Made me sick to my stomach when I noticed the pupper take a little wee wee on the cheese display.

Butcher was picking his nose, I called him out on it and he wiped it on his apron and asked me what…read morehe could get for me... The prices are comically gouged under the guise of them saying that they are actually much more expensive but they posted prices are sales prices. Inflation is one thing and gouging is another. Mix that with the staff with the energy level of the fentanyl zombies of Kensington and you have the Sebastopol Safeway.

Terrible shopping carts. Wheels lock up. They don't go straight even in the store. Will shop…read moreelsewhere

I regularly shop at Lucky because it's close to my home and it's always a pleasant shopping…read moreexperience. Compared to other stores, Lucky is never crowded and I know shopping there will be quick and easy. The downside of Lucky in Sebastopol is that there's almost always some sketch people hanging around outside the store, either by the door or out in the parking lot. I've never had a problem, but I'm always extra aware when I'm outside the store. Not Lucky's fault, but as a woman it does effect my comfort level, especially after dark. While the experience shopping in the store is good, I don't recommend placing an order for delivery. They advertise free shipping over $35, but when you go to check out, they suddenly add a "service fee" of $20. Seriously, $20 per order?! That's ridiculous. They say it's for things like background checks and insurance - why am I paying for that?? I'd prefer they just advertise a delivery fee up front rather than try to sneak it in during checkout. I had my entire order picked out which took quite a while, only to erase it all when they added $20. What a waste of time. If you're like me and sometimes grocery delivery really helps when you're super busy, you're better off ordering from Safeway. I find their prices and coupons similar and their delivery fee is usually $5.99.

The cashier who was a male was very rude. I went through the self checkout by accident and he…read morewanted me to come out of the self checkout and go through his line. There wasn't even a line in the self checkout definitely not a friendly person and he gave a bad impression of the store! It was the first time I shopped there. I would definitely not go out of my way to go there. I've never had that kind of experience before at Food 4 Less. I also worked in the grocery business before, and this person was downright rude.!!

Wife and settled for their rotisserie chicken. She came home…read morewith this old dry chicken that we only ate half , before tummy aches thru the night. Never will we buy their chicken ever again

Week #3 of the Sonoma County stay at home order. I'm running out of interesting things to eat at…read morehome, especially fresh produce. Since real estate mogul Barbara S. and I up here in Cloverdale to prepare a house for sale, let's do our food shopping. I love the quirky Grocery Outlet in Santa Rosa. This is my first visit to the Cloverdale store. It's neat and clean outside and inside. It feels a little less cluttered than the Santa Rosa store. Most certainly on this Monday afternoon there are hardly any other shoppers (Cloverdale is a small town). Food shopping during this life changing virus era is one of the few public pleasures left to us, so we are happy to indulge in some retail therapy. There are most of the same items as the Santa Rosa store, but after a few minutes I woefully discover that the rather off kilter left field items that are in Santa Rosa are not here. Like the $4 jar of Icelandic caviar or the British Kippers or the weird imported Italian pastas and many other goofy items. This store has much less wine selection than Santa Rosa; the beer selection is pretty sparse. (I end up selecting a 6 pack of Modelo). Barbara and me go slow and cruise each aisle looking for potential meal items that will spark the imagination and tease the palate. We get the main items we intended (Fruits / vegetables / meats - All look fresh and crisp) and much more. We do fill up the shopping cart. At check out the damage amounts to 7 big brimming bags, $200 of goodies. The same mass quantity at Oliver's or Whole Foods would have cost $430. Though this Grocery Outlet did not intrigue me like the Santa Rosa store, I love it still. Count your lucky stars Cloverdale residents. This store is a much more interesting supermarket than the Ray's IGA across the street.