Well. I thought it would be better. What I found is way overpricing for much of what you can get elsewhere. I won't be going back. The parking lot truly sucks too. The lighting is nice. read more

Sad Sad Lazy Acres..this store has a problem. But if you're white, you may wanna head over and stock up on whatever you want, pro bono! After seeing their aggressive security stalk and hound myriad POC who were simply shopping over the last 3 years (see my previous post), today I watched an older white gentleman stroll past the bulk been, not once, not twice, but three times and he freely took food and ate it as he was shopping and not ONE security guard saw this. Yet I did on three different occasions, during his freebie run. Shame on you, stupid Lazy Acres. read more

Lazy Acres is the best market in Southern California! This Lazy Acres is located off Western and Franklin in the Los Feliz/ Silverlake area. I love that it's nestled up against the Hollywood Hills. It feels like you're in apart of Los Angeles that is very urban yet suburban. There are other locations but this one is one of 2 locations that is near where I live. It's a natural food and health market that provides really high quality produce, meats, seafood, bakery items, dairy, homeopathic remedies, and various organic items. I think of it is as a hybrid store between Whole Foods, Sprouts, and a sprinkle of Erewhon. I love they have a hot food bar that doesn't use any seed oils. They often use olive oil, avocado oil, or ghee for cooking their amazing and delicious foods. The salad bar is amazing as well! You get more produce options to add to your salad than your basic salad toppings. They also sell condiments, organic soaps, shampoos, remedies, and some Los Feliz merch that I think people that are not from LA would get excited about. The ambiance of this place feels very clean and well organized. Things on the shelf is easily accessible and you don't spend too much time looking for items. Aisles are wide and spacious and gives people enough room to move around. You walk in and it feels like you're at a Whole Foods without the toxicity of customers. I love that everyone (workers and customers) has a very positive mindset and vibrating at their highest frequency. The service is way better here than at ordinary grocery stores. Workers are very friendly and willing to help you find things you are looking for. You don't have to wait long to be helped and they do it with the utmost gratitude. Prices here are moderate. For good quality items and food, it's worth paying the dollar amount. It's almost the same as what you pay at Whole Foods but you get a good vibe about spending that amount because you know it's great quality and healthy stuff. It's a 5/5 for me. Good quality food and health products is always a reason to return back for more. Now, If they opened a Lazy Acres closer to where I live, that would be even a sweeter deal! read more

Lazy Acres Market - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

While I was scanning all my groceries a security came closer to me and staring at me. Usually he stays next to the exit. It was so uncomfortable. Never will come back at this store anymore! read more

I'm only giving 2 stars because although expensive sometimes you get what you pay for, unfortunately i went in today looking for a sandwich for breakfast and a steak for dinner instead I was followed around like a criminal, every where I went I even walked around just to be sure, admittedly I was dressed for hiking and a day outdoors but I don't believe that justifies treating me like a criminal, i put everything back and went to Ralph's,the steaks aren't wagyu but I probably saved 30 bucks just by buying their prepaid sandwich with all the extras I wasn't even going to get at lazy acres read more

Lazy Acres is one of my favorite Grocery Stores. They have a Poke Bar which is pretty unique and the fish is so fresh / delicious. I also really like a lot of their fresh food options including the fresh juices, the pre- cooked chicken breasts, and their sides (potatoes). The smoothie / juice stand inside is pretty yummy and super fresh, I have gotten the mixed berries + PB! I also like to get groceries there the prices are decent and they give you a token if you bring your own bag! read more

Lazy Acres Market - Lazy Acres Fresh Juices - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

Terrible Customer Service & Disrespectful Treatment by Management I have been a loyal customer at Lazy Acres Los Feliz, spending at least $600-$700 a month here, but after my experience with their so-called "customer service," I will never shop at this store again. I called ahead to ask if I could return an IPA beer, and an employee assured me I could get store credit. However, when I arrived, the store manager, Diana, not only refused the return but outright accused me of lying, saying she "never received a call." Instead of handling the situation professionally, she humiliated me in front of other customers and condescendingly told me to "just trash it"--which I did, right in their store trash can. It wasn't about the money; it was about respect. As a paying customer who has spent thousands of dollars here, I expected at least a basic level of courtesy and professionalism. Diana showed neither. If this is how they treat loyal customers, I can only imagine how they handle first-time shoppers. There are plenty of other stores that value their customers--Lazy Acres Los Feliz is clearly not one of them. Save yourself the trouble and take your business elsewhere. read more

Lazy Acres Market - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

First time at Lazy Acres Market. I didn't even know about it til I recently saw it on my friends IG post. I stopped by after a doctors appointment in the area to check it out. Beautiful store, very organized and well stocked. There is a juice and coffee car right at the entrance. A poke bar, hot food bar, salad bar and few more thing. The bakery had lots of delicious pastries including mini cheesecakes yummmmm... A section of freshly baked bread and packaged cookies and scones. Variety of fresh fish and meats Also a nice selection of cheese and charcuterie which I love. Friendly customer service Lots of parking Overall a bit too pricey, I would say more expensive than Whole Foods and Gelsons but less expensive than Erewon. Most likely I will shop here again when in the area. read more

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This grocery store is super cute! Very much like Whole Foods, but they have even more variety! We were visiting Los Feliz and about to go to the Griffith Observatory and stopped here to eat. We enjoyed the salad bar, the premade sushi, an açaí bowl, and freshly made cookies. Everything was delicious! In addition we got grab and go beverages and snacks for our upcoming flight home. Would definitely stop back by for some healthy eats if ever in the neighborhood again. read more

This is an absolutely outstanding market, great price/quality overall with excellent service to boot. The meat dept is especially great, carrying suberb cuts of meat other places do not, such as veal porterhouse. Seafood is generally high quality. The unique product offerings alone make this a destination, and the reasonable pricing, great service and overall positive experience doesn't hurt too. read more

Smaller than usual locations but nice! I love their poke bar and their sushi selections.. not to mention a bbq bar! There's the usual counters- bakery, meat & fish, hot bar, salad/cold bar- so that's nice if you're looking for food for immediate consumption or the week's dinners. And I gotta say- the meat/seafood counter looks glorious as always! It's a bit pricey and not a place I'd go to weekly, but for those special items... absolutely! They even have fresh housemade basil pesto! Service is great.. lots of staff roaming around asking if assistance is needed. A good amount of security staff floating around the store, as well, not just at the entrance/exit. I guess that's just indicative of the location? Overall it's a lovely place... makes you really able to plan for nearly anything! My first trip was overwhelming as I wanted to go down every aisle and see everything. Spoiler alert: you can get on-demand cashew butter in addition to the almond and peanut options. Big yay!! I'll be back at some point.. probably when my wallet recovers from my $20+ small pack of chicken cutlets. read more

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I'm never coming back. I'm over it. I've been an avid customer here since it opened, even though it's dealt with a plethora of nuances. Today was the final straw - machines weren't accepting cards, cash only. Now this incident isn't enough to upset me on its own , but the collective issues of this store is insurmountable. Last week, the entire store was shut down due to water leakage. This store regularly shuts down due to water leakage. So store hours are inconsistent. I can remember at least 4 times on my account that this has happened in the short amount of time this store has been open. The taco bar is my favorite here; however, it closes as the manager's discretion when they are understaffed. Sometimes I rush to the store after a long day to have a taco bowl instead of cooking. I cannot rely on this store to either be open or to have all options always available. Last, this place can be considered your local dog park. I have confront management when another patron had a small dog without a leash sniffing the bulk items I wanted to access. I confronted the other patron to ask her to detain her dog so I could access what I needed. The other patron exchanged some nasty words with me. Rather than engaging back I spoke to management who dealt with the other customer and also gave me a discount on my grocery items. I did report to the presence of pet dogs in the store to the health administration since then, but I suppose it didn't do much. I've seen dogs in the "sit down" area where owners keep them in their laps as they drool on the tables that never get wiped down. I've seen a taller dog stick his nozzle in the prepared food section. Dogs on leashes are always blocking walkways and access to items. Today, I asked the manager if the store loved having dogs and he said "we are very lenient here." I am really annoyed that my preference and RIGHT to shop in a store without pets around the food I want to buy is seen as a crazy idea. It is a federal regulation that pets not be around food. It isn't a federal "suggestion." I will not be shopping here any longer. I will send this review to corporate. I will re-report to the health department. All of this is really unfortunate because lazy acres has an amazing meat department and has exceptional produce options, so much that I prefer not to shop elsewhere. Today was the final straw. Being an avid customer here is unbearable and I dread coming in to access my favorite products. read more

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They do have some good and interesting items, but every time I go here I end up angry. It's really hard to find things, and even harder to find someone to ask for help. I wandered around looking for pie crusts for at least ten minutes today, and not a single person asked me if I needed help... I didn't even SEE anyone on the floor that I could have asked. The prices are no better than Gelson's, so don't expect any spectacular deals. I'd honestly rather schlep up to Burbank to go to the big Whole Foods on Olive. Also- the self checkout machines are maddening. read more

This is great place for all organic food. The store is very clean and the staff is very nice and welcoming They do have hot food bar as well as salad bar. Everything is organic and healthy The produce are great selection Parking on site My new favourite store read more

Third time is not the charm! If you like being followed around like a harden criminal, this is a place for you! If you greet cashiers while ringing up your purchases and the cashier proceeds to blatantly ignore you and give you the silent treatment, this is the place for you. I lived in the neighborhood for more than 10 years. There are too many other stores I can go to and I will! read more

Disappointed by the special order & personalized birthday cake (carrot cake) made by Lazy Acres. Picked cake up as scheduled, took it home and gently moved from box to flat cake plate. Cake began splitting within a couple of hours - large cracks showing through the frosting (see photos). Tasted fine but looked horrible - a real party damper!! Will avoid this mistake by buying elsewhere next year. read more

Lazy Acres Market - Lazy Acre's cake falling apart - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

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This is an awesome grocery store. Honestly, this is what a grocery store should feel like. It's a place you can just go explore for a bit with your best friend and have a blast. Vibes are always immaculate and everyone is nice to you. The food at the hot bar is always delectable, you really gotta try the clam chowder, like for real. The dudes at the checkout are always dope and usually an aspiring actor or dancer, forget his name I think it's Pierce - tall guy - but he's a chiller! He put us on to some fire brisket samples while we were there. BEST THING THOUGH! The stuffed animals of tomato's and avocados and all that are literally the cutest thing in the world. I had to get the tomato. His name is Tillo and he's my best friend now. The organic green salsa they got is some of the best I've had. All the meats are great. They usually got some deals on chicken and what not. Oh and last thing, the sea salt bar soap they have is next level smells. It'll have your whole bathroom smelling great. read more

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More expensive than Whole Foods. Limited organic fresh foods. And not once have I had a nice or even minimally personable checkout person.

Came for the cookie, but feel in love with the store. Great service. Place was empty, and peaceful first thing in the morning. Certainly will be regularly stopping by. read more

Lazy Acres Market - The Chocolate Chip Cookie - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

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It's bizarre that my review was deleted. It wasn't even a terrible review, just critical of them selling some veggies past their prime. Have they improved? Well, I haven't seen any more bad veggies, so that's good! But I've also never repurchased that specific product. Your POS system needs work. When an item is on sale, it doesn't always ring up as a sale item. Please fix that and then feel free to ask your Yelp friends to delete this as well. read more

Incredibly & Absurdly Overpriced $2.00-$5.00 per item!!! Staff is Rude and puts the Lazy into Lazy Acres. Might as well skip it and head to Gelsons. You will save $$ read more

One of the best cookies I have ever try, customer service fantastic Rubi really helpful girl cute dimples, nice smile, and really kind, thank you I really wish you guys have her in the morning, for me no to go to late to buy, other girls just past by without saying hello but other than that, clean store, and good energy. Hope to see Rubi in the morning. read more

Lazy Acres Market - Best cookies - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

Amazing grocery store!! I've been here daily since they opened. It's like a way more reasonably priced Erewhon. Hot food bar is cheaper than gelsons and delicious! They also have an excellent Poké bar a Mediterranean bowl, bar, a taco bar, coffee, and juice bar. Lots of cute packaging and things for sale and friendly staff. read more

Lazy Acres Market - Salmon Mediterranean bowl - Grocery Near Me - Hollywood, California

I've been to this location twice and had very different experiences each time. The first visit was after 10pm for a late night snack run. The store was clean and brightly lit. I found a drink and a snack and checked out quickly and easily. The staff at night were all super friendly and congenial. They made me feel very welcome even though it was close to closing time. On my second visit, I visited the bakery counter, the Mediterranean bowl counter, and the prepared foods area. First, I walked right up to the bakery counter where there were three employees present. One of the employees was right at front of the counter moving pastries around. They must have seen me since I was the only person at the counter and only a couple of feet away, so I waited assuming they were in the middle of a task. The other two employees were working and talking. I waited around awkwardly for about 3-5 minutes until one of the workers in the back told the worker at the counter that I was there, and only then did they acknowledge me. I could have announced my presence somehow, but it was odd to not even be acknowledged by any of the three. Next, I went to get a Mediterranean bowl. At this counter, there were also three employees, but I was acknowledged pretty quickly and one person started making my bowl. In the middle of me choosing the ingredients, an employee from another section walked over and started talking to the Mediterranean bowl folks. The person making my bowl stopped without saying anything and joined in the conversation for a bit as though we weren't in the middle of an interaction. Additionally, all of the hummuses looked dry and crusty, and overall the ingredients didn't look the freshest. Finally, I walked around to get a few prepared food items. While reading the labels on a few items, an employee walked up and started restocking the items right in front of me, again as if I wasn't there. I would have been happy to move if they needed, I'm not sure why they didn't say anything. If any of these three interactions had happened on their own, I wouldn't think too much about it. But the fact that they all happened with different employees in the space of about 15 minutes made me feel sort of unwelcome. If I were to make a suggestion, I feel like there needs to be some training in greeting customers and having some situational awareness (ex., don't stop while a customer is giving their order to talk, and say something if you need to stock RIGHT in front of them) I'll chalk it up to growing pains since the store only opened a few weeks ago, but for now I won't go out of my way to shop here. read more

this place is amazing! love their big open parking lot. they have literally everything i need and more. i only bought a few things and it was $75. yikes. welcome to la. i got their pastries in the case and was extremely disappointed. very dry/tastless/nothing special cannolis and eclairs. it looks good but doesnt taste good. they have an amazing juice bar, sushi bar, i mean if i bought everything i wanted to i woulda spent like $1,000. I will deffinitely be back asap read more

Rate my experience: Outstanding... every time Ive been & it takes the thinking out of what I'm going to eat.. All their premade food is outstanding... The kitchen folks do a great job. Every staff member that I've encountered has been nice and helpful especially Jessie... The manager...As well as Laura and theirs 3 dudes that come to mind, but I don't remember their names atm...they're cool too. The place just has a good vibe. I'm thankful they opened up in my neighborhood. Five Stars, two thumbs up... ect read more

Out visiting my brother for the holiday. Market is well lit, great circulation space for shoppers to navigate, and helpful staff. Great salad bar, and pre prepared dinners for those of us that don't like to cook. read more

Really expensive for what it is. They price things as if they're offering super high quality organic food and they are not. It's very corporate disguised as a health food store. They never have organic oranges or tangerines or some other produce. The service is great and the people working there are so sweet and friendly. But whichever corporation owns this place is not fooling us with the facade of being a neighborhood health food market. Even Lassens is cheaper! read more

A new edition around Los feliz area! We have many markets in this hood and I find myself over here often because it's very pleasant, spacious and great selection of fresh juice and healthier choices. The hot bar is hit or miss like most, but their juice bar is far better than most markets. The people that work here are very personable too. Which makes it a nice atmosphere. read more

Lazy Acres has the best Hot Food Bar in LA, hands down, alway very fresh and multiple different options. Very Impressed!!! read more

This review is in regards to the woman who runs the cooking classes. So last week a friend of mine and I were excited to book a cooking class here as I really enjoy going to this grocery store. By mistake we booked a class for the wrong day and called to ask if we could just use the credits on another class, we weren't asking for a refund just to have the almost 200$ we spent honored on a different day. The woman refused to let us change our class for a different one and offered no solution. Just took our money and ghosted us. Very poor costumer service and just overall really bad experience with her. If you are looking to support a local business and take a class please book somewhere else with people who value you and appreciate your patronage. read more

I like the niche selection of goods and some of the prices are reasonable. Go for the walnut cookies in the glass display. Poppi drinks are $1.50. They have good deals overall. read more

Nice store. Reminded me of the Bristol Farms in the old Chasen's restaurant location at Doheny and Beverly. Also a bit like the Whole Foods Glendale. Some good deals. I especially liked their "token" system of giving tokens to local organizations. Not exactly sure how it works but a nice touch to support the neighborhood. Hope it succeeds as it adds another shopping option to the area. read more

I only write when I feel my money hasn't been well spent. Today, it was the hot tempura shrimp with rice to go. First of all, the tempura is never fresh and crunchy, it's always soggy and gloppy. The flavors were ok but much of the rice was stuck to the bottom of the container and impossible to remove. Parts that did come off had paper attached. I only waited about 30 minutes to eat after I left the store and it did not travel well. The lid came off by itself and the sticky label wasn't sticking to keep the lid at least partially on. If you're going to charge inflated prices for basic food, at least figure out a reasonable way to serve it. The store itself seems crowded with small isles, especially the water aisle, and boxes of items on the floor to be restocked here and there. It's also often really hard to find knowledgeable staff, or any staff, to answer a question about an item. The cashiers and baggers aren't trained how to bag properly, so the bags tend to be overpacked. I think if you're going to try and be upscale and charge so much, you really should provide various types of training, especially when it comes to language and etiquette. Lots of potty mouth. read more

I been coming to this place multiple times a week for lunch, food is decent. hot bar never has anything new same 6-8 items that are ok nothing special bathrooms are always filthy, and eating area is always nasty with food scrapes on the floor and tables all the was tolerable but what set me over the top today was when i asked for a cup of ice they told me they have to charge me so let me get this right you have cups & water out for everyone but if i ask for frozen water you have to charge me ? Do yourself a favor and go down the street to erewhon read more

Nice new store in a transitional part of Western Avenue. The transitional part might explain the overwheming security presence there. Literally more security than regular staffers/checkers. It was a bit off putting to be honest but I guess it's a testament to the cesspool L.A. is becoming. I did like the multiple hot food stations, especially the BBQ stand. I would put this place in the Whole Foods price category read more

What a nice place !!! They have everything you could want that's healthy for you. I don't mind going grocery shopping

Superior products and the BEST customer service i've ever received in grocery. I am fully in love and will never shop elsewhere. Welcome to the neighborhood friends!! read more