Just had the yummiest sushi roll from the prepared foods department. The rice was cooked to sheer…read moreperfection, and the fillings were generous. I could feel the love and care and attention to detail. 100% worth the price.

I think I need to update my review from 14 years ago!!!!…read more I stand by my original post: How wonderful to have a real grocery store that specializes in local and organic products. Much of the produce is locally grown, or locally adjacent (AKA California) OK, Bananas do not grow in the Great Basin. The origin of the produce is identified. They work with local farmers, bakeries, and other local businesses for the food and non-food items. They no longer have the upstairs restaurant but they do have a kitchen and make ready to go items. I love picking up a fresh salad (some with meat some purely vegan/vegetarian) , a yummy very generously filled wrap, house made cookies and other delectable treats. They have a large selection of locally produced meats. Lots of organic canned goods, dairy and non-dairy items . . . the list goes on. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. Memberships are available (20$/year) with a once a month 10% off of your total purchase. You do NOT need a membership to shop here. It's small and a bit cramped but there is a lot of good stuff there. It's clean and friendly and completely locally owned.

Clean and organized store that is easy to shop. Good bakery, deli, and fresh meal stations. Fruits…read moreand veggies look fresh and inviting. The prices are competitive with its peers but a bit of sticker shock if you usually shop at Winnys or Wallys.

Once a 5 star operation, this older neighborhood market is clean, the atmosphere is nice and…read morepleasant. The lay out of the store is easy to maneuver and straight forward. The staff members are nice and usually over the top friendly. The food is top quality. As a 30+ year customer, I miss the convenience of the now gone in store pharmacy. Prices are moderate plus making it understandable why customers are heading to the nearby major brand combination market/pharmacy/department store to save money and take advantage of the one stop all in one convenience.

When I was checking out today I mentioned to the clerk that everyone is out of fish sticks. Her…read moreci-worker went and checked and learned that there is no back order and that there is no date as to when that will change As so many of the employees at this location do, he went and checked out whether or not they had any in the back. They did! While the South Reno location may be bigger and have different items, this location is the best.

I cannot help myself. Whenever I am passing by, I just have to stop in trader Joe's even for just a…read morefew things like fresh vegetables, organic whipping cream or avocado oil chips. The prices are just right for great quality food and drinks. The staff here is so friendly, helpful and professional. The store is clean, spacious and well stocked. There is plenty of parking.

I LOVE this grocery store. They will always have great…read moredeals for different things in the store especially the fruits and veggies, which is 100% worth checking out if you are a budget shopper for your groceries. Of course you have the complete butcher counter that offers a huge variety of meat selection and your taco meat needs. Their cheese and dairy section is phenomenal and I was incredibly impressed with it. There was so many options! Then you have a the actual ready made deli foods and the hot bar if you are hungry after grocery shopping. Again, I LOVE this store and highly recommend checking it out. Do not underestimate the hispanic grocery stores and El Super is one of the best ones in Northern Nevada, you will always find the greatest deals.

Big store with even bigger selection. The store has a mix of both Hispanic and non-hispanic…read moregroceries. They also have items in bulk size. Noticed that they have First Street brand which is the generic brand by Smart&Final. Lots of meat and produce items. Meats were pretty good price and good quality. The week that I went, they had Coke soda cans on sale. Full bakery with variety of cakes including Tres Leches Cake with Pistachio. They also have a Mexican restaurant but it was closed by the time I got there.

Yes I went shopping at this location, and absolutely fell in love with this store. The cashier I…read morehad was Adam and was so wonderful cheerful and made my sad day turn around. Very helpful employees all around the store, and great fun environment to be in. I will be returning and recommending to all of my friends and family.

I've been coming to this market frequently, and my experiences usually range from good to…read moreabsolutely excellent, primarily thanks to Anna, one of the cashiers. Anna assists me almost every time I visit, and she is a absolute joy. She always has a genuine smile on her face and possesses the best attitude. Honestly, it's some of the best customer service I've ever experienced anywhere. She consistently turns a routine grocery trip into a great day. Unfortunately, my experience at the deli counter recently was the exact opposite. I went to order a sandwich and, as a first-timer, didn't realize there was a paper form I needed to fill out first. I stood waiting for assistance, and a staff member named Teri walked up, mumbled something, and immediately started to walk away. Because I couldn't hear her, I politely asked her to repeat herself. Teri responded with an incredibly dismissive attitude, acting as though asking for clarification was a major inconvenience. She then repeated, "You need to fill out the paper," speaking very condescendingly, as if I were unable to understand basic instructions. Even after I explained that I had never ordered a sandwich here before and simply didn't know the process, her attitude remained hostile. It was an incredibly uncomfortable and off-putting interaction. If it weren't for Anna completely turning my mood around at checkout per usual, I would have walked out incredibly frustrated. Management has a real gem in Anna, but they desperately need to address the customer service standards and basic courtesy at the deli counter.

Always a great day when you can go to Whole Foods on Friday and get their oyster deal. 12 oysters…read morefor $12. And don't forget, they will open them for you at no extra charge. Everybody's always really friendly . Sometimes you have to wait up to 45 minutes if they're really busy, but today it was less than 10 minutes. I will continue to come back, not just for the dollar oysters, but for the friendly service at the fish counter. Oh, by the way, there was a new guy, his name was Alex, and he was really good. Light friendly and expedient can't ask for better.

On Saturday, May 9, 2026, I stopped at Whole Foods cafe before grocery shopping. I went through…read morethe self check and paid for a piece of pizza about One PM. I was chatting with others in the cafe, and a manger approached me and stated that it was reported that I took a piece of pizza without paying for it. I showed the manager the receipt, finished my lunch, and completed my grocery shopping at Sprouts on South Meadows. I have shopped at Whole Foods for years, driving 120 miles to Reno for grocery shopping as there are no grocery stores at with a population in the township of 110 people.

I will say that I am a sucker for shopping at "WinCo Foods" as I have been a frequent shopper of…read morethem for the past few decades. And this one is absolutely no exception! Located directly off of S. Virginia St and adjacent to S. Meadows Pkwy in the southern part of Reno, this is one of three locations in the Reno metropolitan area (with the other two stores in north Reno and Sparks). The parking lot is actually quite spacious with ample room to get in and out to the main road. During my visit which was on Friday 7/3/2026 at around 1:30pm, it was fairly busy but the store itself had a great open layout. Those of you that don't know this about WinCo Foods is that they are a private employee-owned company. Prices are probably the best you will find anywhere other than Costco but here you won't get the massive crowds that Costco experiences on any given day. Keep in mind that WinCo only accepts cash, debit cards, and Apple Pay/Google Pay as they do not take credit cards of any kind. Also, you must bag your own groceries but this is their trademark to all of their locations in the western United States. I do want to add that since this is the state of Nevada, this WinCo actually has a small dedicated area (towards the front) where slot machines are available. This is great for those that want to avoid the hustle and bustle of going to an actual casino. In addition to that, they also have an area where alcohol is sold, a customer service area (where you can buy cigarettes, money orders, money transfers, payroll check cashing, and much more). Public restrooms are also available towards the front area of the supermarket. As for the store itself, much of the produce (fruit/veggies) was very fresh and well stocked. They also carry a huge assortment of bulk foods (nuts, rice, pasta, flour, candy, etc.). an amazing variety of meat & poultry, a dedicated bakery and deli section, and just about everything else you can think of. I find their selection to be much better than other big box grocery stores as this place always carries what I am looking for. Best of all, they are open 24 hours. When I made all my purchases, I went to the self check-out aisle (as they accept cash, debit, or tap-to-pay). The whole process was seamless and easy. All in all, the south Reno "WinCo Foods" gets a respectable four-star rating.

Still lovin the bulk section at WinCo. Lots of options for trail mix and dried fruits. Friendly…read morestaff. Great prices. Always busy.

There are grocery stores, and then there's WinCo…read more If you've never wandered through their bulk foods section, you're missing one of the best values in grocery shopping. From specialty flours, grains, spices, and dried fruits to candies, nuts, baking ingredients, and snacks, the selection is impressive. Whether you're stocking a pantry, running a small bakery, or simply buying exactly the amount you need, the bulk department offers both variety and affordability that few competitors can match. The store itself was well stocked, clean, and easy to navigate, and the prices consistently remind you why so many shoppers make WinCo their first stop. The only downside? The checkout lines. They moved steadily, but the wait was noticeably longer than I would have liked. Fortunately, the savings and selection made it feel like a worthwhile trade-off.

It is possible to run a profitable and successful business while prioritizing employee dignity and…read morerespect. All of this while providing full-time positions and livable wages with benefits too. Winco proves it! In the 20+ years that I've been a Winco customer, I've always been treated well which is a phenomenal track record that some jerk has ruined. Why Linda, why? She was covering the service desk and I came in to return a defective item. As I approached the desk, she was looking me up and down with a very strange expression. So because of this, I wasn't affable but I definitely wasn't rude. I cut to the chase of why I was there. She treated me VERY badly which I ignored for the most part, stating that in all of the years that I've shopped at Winco I've never been treated so poorly. She responded by saying that I was the problem and invited me to call the corporate office! Then she said aggressively, "I've had three horrible customers in one day!" repeating it a few times. I asked to speak to a manager and she quipped that he was busy and he couldn't get away so I asked someone else to page him for me and she interfered with that page, telling them to cancel it. This is a brand new store and everyone else is amazing which is what I'm used to. I wrote this shortly after the store first opened and haven't had an unpleasant experience since and I shop here weekly. I also have not seen Linda. It's a great store with great employees and low prices. I'll keep buying whatever they have that I need from Winco. This store is my first go to store.

Great food, a bit of a wait but that is because it's hand made. The chicken was perfectly juicy &…read moreflavorful, the bread was outstanding. They gave seats or can pack it to go. Have tons of snacks and drinks as well. Family owned & operated which was awesome to see

Would come again? Maybe…read more Got the adana kebab for $16. The kebabs were pretty light. I wouldve wanted another kebab and more sauce. The seasoning could be stronger, but the sauce was flavorful. Basmati rice cooked well and the salad was negligible. Ordered at the checkout and it took a good 10-15 mins for the food to be ready. The inside is still mainly a store but a small dining area with a few tables for sitting down. Would come again to try other dishes for a more conclusive answer.

Perenn is genuinely lovely. The space is beautiful, the sourdough is exceptional, and the food…read morereflects real craft and care. As a longtime Reno customer I've watched them grow from a single location into a multi-state restaurant group with six locations across Nevada and Tennessee -- and that growth is well deserved. That said I do want to share one honest observation. On top of premium pricing -- which I'm happy to pay for quality -- Perenn also charges subscribers for their Substack newsletter. For an independent bakery scraping by, that makes complete sense. For a thriving six-location restaurant group with real momentum and expansion capital, it feels like a bridge too far. The brand story and the people behind it are genuinely compelling -- that content should be how you invite customers deeper into your world, not an additional revenue line. The food earns five stars. The Substack paywall earns a raised eyebrow. Share your story freely -- you've clearly earned the audience.

Super cute grocery. Good way to avoid the lines at Perenn if you just want coffee and a pastry…read more Soft serve is IMHO one of the best in the US -- milky, creamy, not too sweet. Reminds me of the rich and smooth Hokkaido soft serves I'd get in Japan. Groceries are pricey but you kinda get what you pay for (curation).