This station is clean, with a clean restroom, helpful and friendly Employees. Great discounts, with…read morelots of selections for snacks and drinks.

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I heard that people travel for the burritos and I totally get it. Huge and fresh and affordable. I…read moregot the chili verde per the chef recommendation and it did not disappoint

I have been getting burritos from here when I visit Guadalupe, they have friendly service and good…read morefood. With that said the other night I got a burrito de asada and it made me so sick like food poisoning :(

Miss the buffalo chips... Miss the old egg rolls …read more... But hot food is great! Cashiers always nice except for one, but she don't work the anymore LOL

I love this Albertsons. This is the only Albertsons that carries the stout that I love.read more

Albertsons is in Buellton and I live in town. I do shop here, but I'm very selective. I do NOT shop…read moreat the fish counter. The fish counter needs to be closed down. Selections are not fresh and most are farmed fish selections. The fish is defrosted and seems to sit for days. The shrimp is from Asia- Thailand and Vietnam - those are the shrimp you want to stay away from. I sometimes buy beef there, but if I do it's mostly organic ground beef. If I want fish, chicken, or beef, I will most times go elsewhere. This makes my shopping trips more complex. I know, first -world problems. The deli-counter is ok. I don't order from the deli. I asked and from what I was told, the deli selections are not made from scratch. The ingredients come pre-packaged and are put together. They are not freshly made, not the best ingredients. The produce staff get my award for the unfriendliest group in the store. The produce manager is NEVER friendly. Never says hello. And the staff pretty much follow his lead. Oftentimes the produce manager is chatting it up with the staff, talking sports and stuff, but the staff don't seem to acknowledge customers. I find it entertaining, and irritating. I do buy some produce, but the organic items are from Mexico. We've started going to the local organic farmstand for our vegetables instead. I'll buy select pantry items and such. And I do like their fresh flowers. The store manager seems to be nice. I've talked to him a few times when I had comments or questions. He is polite. Seems to care. Sometimes I think he has his hands more than full with this store, and the staff. It's hard to get good employees obviously. Too many of the employees are indifferent and unfriendly. A few are friendly, but most don't give you a greeting or eye contact. I understand that we all have bad days, but these few employees apparently have a bad day everyday. No, it's not just with me. I watch and notice with customers ahead of me. You could walk the aisles looking around, obviously trying to find something and employees will walk by you and not say a word. Oftentimes when I see people looking lost, I'll ask if they need help. I figure that I can help. The curbside shopping employees will cut in front of you to get what they need, and they block aisles with their rolling bins. The store employees seem to be scheduled to minimize staffing and maximize customers using the "self-checkout" terminals. I find it irritating at times. If I'm expected to work as a cashier, I should get a 15% discount for using self-checkout. I don't mind self-checkout when I have a couple of items; however I do not want to self-checkout when I have a full cart. Sometimes there are two cashiers and long lines of people waiting. I try to be patient, but at times it's not easy. One time I needed assistance at the self-checkout and the asst manager came over and told me what I should have done. She sounded irritated. I responded that "I must have missed that section in the training class." It seems that I'm expected to know how to use the self-checkout terminals without training. Please don't be cranky. I know it's a tough job, but it's your job. My experience is not the end of the world, but it is frustrating at times. I will continue to shop here because it's close to my home, but it's not my number one choice in markets. It is what it is, and I am glad they're here, overall.

I ordered a birthday cake for a family Birthday celebration for 3/22 from the in store Bakery…read more It was a double layer marble cake with raspberry filling, whipped cream frosting & topped with abundant fresh berries and was by far the BEST CAKE I have ever gotten from any local bakery. It was ready for pick up on time & beautiful besides being delicious. I would order this cake again in a heartbeat! Thank you to the great staff that made & decorated it so beautifully! Marianne Lehr

The bags rip before you get to the car yet I paid a dime for each one…read more When the bag ripped in parking lots my frozen vegetables were ruined. I would have gone back in but the machine for credit cards were not working. So then I had to go stand all over again to pay!! So disappointed Shopping somewhere else. I spend over $600. Easy a month so they just lost a customer. I'm sure it's no big deal for them.

So I order 2 burritos and pay for them at the cashier go back to pick them up when they're done to…read morefind out the beans and rice were not ready so no beans and rice in the burrito and chips aren't ready either so no chips to go with salsa but wait there's more when I get home he added onions on both when I told him no onion on one. This place clearly isn't ready so why open

If you are looking for this place, it is under new ownership and renamed Esperanza Market…read more If you can get past the flies as you walk in (not sure why they are only at the entrance buzzing around?) you may have some decent choices for dinner. No tri tip here which surprised me a bit but they specialize in chuck steak according to the butchers at the back. Looked good. Hubby got some white cheese which he loved and said was very fresh. I got a deal on some thawed Ecuadorian shrimp. Some of the produce looked ok and I bought a few things, I literally grabbed the last 2 avocados in the place. Imagine there being no avocados left in a Mexican market/grocery store? People were certainly asking where they were! I guarded my 2 little avocados well! There is a small section in the rear with authentic Mexican pottery and dried chiles. Lots of choice of hot sauces and other regular grocery (check expiry dates). There is a section with an employee designated to selling cell phones/accessories. Attached to this store is a little deli I checked out. That was a NO. Everything looked very old and dried out. The whole building may need a clean up. From the outside though, the place looks decent, and larger in general for this little town. I would say service was a 2-3 star here. Choice was a 3, prices were good though. We left with a pretty full bag for $12 with a variety of little things.

I'm living paycheck to paycheck, and stopping at this place just makes everything harder. The gas…read moreprices are way too high compared to every station around it. It feels like they're taking advantage of people who already don't have much to spare. Nothing here justifies the extra cost, and it's getting to the point where filling up is a financial hit every single time. If you're trying to watch your budget, this station is the last place you should go. (I would NOT recommend)

I called them up because my car stopped midway the on the way to Santa Maria and it turns out Ts…read morewas not gas at all but a mixture of 70% water and 30% gas thanks a lot yk market but the people were hella chill atleast

Great meat! I pop in here frequently to pick up grocery items. My family loves the fast casual…read moreMexican restaurant that's attached. Everything we've tried has been fantastic with generous portions.

Went to buy powder milk (Nido) for my 2 year old and it was expired Aug 2021 I told the cashier and…read moreshe just said she would let the owner know but put the bottles back on the shelf for people to buy.

What a lovely market if I lived closer I would definitely frequent it. Fabulous displays fresh…read morefood and interesting Knick knacks

I am a regular customer and I know what to expect at this store. If I order from the meat counter,…read morethey're usually friendly and do their job very well. The staff know me after so many years and they know what I like. That feels good as a customer. If I need deli-service I can toss a coin on the level of service I'll get. One time a young clerk stood in front of me and stared. No "hello, may I help you." I smiled as I looked at him and said- "Good morning?" I held hope that my example would help him mirror my behavior and be friendlier to the next person. At the coffee counter, my chances are 70/30 that I'll get poor service. It feels like they're doing me a favor. I drink black coffee. Simple and easy, yet it's usually an awkward experience. The supplement department staff is usually excellent and very helpful. The inventory is good. I usually find what I need. The produce section is well stocked. I like their avocados. I rarely need help, but the staff is always helpful and friendly when I do. I love the self-serve bulk spice and tea section. You can save so much money buying in bulk. Check-out cashiers can be very good and friendly or tepid. Considering how much I'm paying for the privilege to shop here, I shouldn't be so casual about this store, but there are few markets in the area. Customer service is a tough job, I understand.

Oh my goodness! How have we missed this gem three years in a row?!…read more House/dog sitting in Arroyo Grande for a month and heard about this place from the property caretaker. Sure wish we'd know sooner, but so glad to have found it now. This store is like a cross between TJ's and Whole Foods with a huge assortment of prepared foods and fair pricing. We went there three times in 2 weeks and loaded up on goodies such as take 'n' bake pizza, chili, and OF COURSE the clam chowder. We also hit the bakery pretty hard and thoroughly enjoyed the berry cobbler, along with a few other sweet treats. Location is easy to find, plenty of parking and service very friendly. Can't wait to go back.

Nice local grocery store that la not part of the big 3 (Kroger/Ralphs/Food4less,…read morePavilions/Vons/Albertsons, and Superior). But their groceries and products are definitely pricier compared to big 3. Black plus size female cashier was nice and friendly. I don't know her name. I just remember her description and how she made us feel during checkout.