We love this place! It used to seem overpriced compared to the other grocery stores but now days…read morethey're comparable and sometimes cheaper! What we love is the produce is local the meat is from a reliable source. They have a water ionized machine we get our water from weekly too. Love the staff too!

What the hell is going on with these people? What an attitude! Looks like these girls have never…read moreseen people from outside their county. Women who seem to run the place look very unhealthy, not a good publicity. Very strange atmosphere. They told us their fresh bread was all organic and when you read the - very - fine print, there is non-organic buckwheat in it. Which a lot of gluten-free people cannot have. Don't lie please! Poor selection of organic products. Rude employees, very un-welcoming.

3/18/2025: Visited Raley's--AGAIN . . . DOH! Gosh~I had to go to Raley's Grocery Store BECAUSE I…read morewant purchasing what I purposefully initially wanted buying BUT, what did I do???? I forgot buying what I was supposed to purchase!!!! AUGH! --__-- ~ Sigh . . . Geez~I gotta go back to the store buying what I forgot to buy~DOH!!!!

Great staff! High prices…read more Faulty door setup knocked my wife to the floor. Shoulder surgery will be needed. Although they have it all on video, no apology or offer to help.

Smaller establishments make for great stops…read more For the size the it's a huge variety of items. One line can take awhile when everyone is in a rush however they called for another cashier. Have a little patience and you'll be great. The cashiers were kind especially the older gentleman that helped me out. On my way to a memorial for a cousin who lost their life to cancer: Although we had one lady who cut myself and four people behind me everyone was kind about it. See etiquette for lines is to wait for opening so we don't block the walk way. However Karen wanted to walk through us waiting to cut us. I politely told her maam we are all in line with one item at that and she has a basket not a hand one but a cart you push with tons of items. Her leaving her house last minute to be late does not mean It's ok to cut everyone in line. I went next looked behind me and see she has decided to still cut the others two young teens that didn't want to stick up for themselves I want you to know to next time please don't allow someone to cut you. We are equal now if she's elderly and all let her go ahead yes but when someone is downright stealing your place in line that's okay I got fruit for $6 but it was a little frozen cold so it was a little older tasting but for all of this to be handled well I up'd the stars.

Not happy about selling chicken tenders individually instead of by the pound. It seems the deli…read moreprices are higher than the other grocery stores

02/12/2026: Completed February grocery list…read more BTW: For some inane reason, the SAFEWAY App remains not fully operative; I reload the App and it still remains not fully functional when editing my grocery list and purchases.

This review is for the online delivery service. No, it's not perfect but it works for me as I…read morecan't drive after my surgery. The web based Safeway site is fairly easy to use. Once you add everything to the shopping cart, make sure you edit the substitutions. For some of my items like distilled water, there are no substitutions but you have to specify that. Other items I'm not as concerned such as allowing organic green onions to be substituted for regular green onions if they're out. You have to monitor your cell phone messages if they're wanting to suggest a substitute; otherwise you won't get a substituted item. I wanted a large box of Valentine's chocolate tonight but they were out of stock and suggested a smaller box. I responded on my smartphone that the substitution was fine and that was delivered. The delivery was super fast and within the delivery window they specified. I may continue to use online ordering and delivery even after my recovery. Give it a try! Just make sure you monitor your smartphone messages.

I am a huge fan of Grocery outlets! This Placerville…read morelocation too! It is well organized and has the same pros and cons of all grocery outlets. They don't always carry the same things. The prices are fantastic. Check the expiration dates. Find cool stuff you have never heard of. I come here for groceries when I am visiting my son who lives nearby. It is hit or miss if employees are friendly, so 4 stars.

Lately I frequently find wine without a price. The other day I went for the wine sale and asked a…read moreheavy set bald guy the price of an unmarked wine. He directed me to take the bottle to a cashier. They were both too busy to help me. The guy I asked was stocking the wine and he did nothing to get me the price. I went to the other store in town to buy a case of wine. My less than stellar experience was at the Broadway store.

Great shop that lets you browse comfortably and enjoy some delicious samples. I'm not usually a…read moreBrie fan, but the triple cream Brie here completely changed my mind! Absolutely incredible!! Tim was friendly, and happy to help without hovering. A perfect stop for artisan cheeses, crackers, and a quick foodie treat. Highly recommend swinging by if you're in the area.

June 5, 2025, Placerville…read more They had a great selection of cheeses, and the staff were friendly. I appreciated that samples were available upon request, though the shop wasn't really set up to encourage sampling, and the staff seemed quite busy when I visited. Other cheese shops I have been to have a more welcoming sampling experience. There were also crackers, spreads, chocolate and teas available for sale. I was interested in one of the chocolate and mint teas, and was going to purchase, but it was $15, so a little steep in price for me. I did some crackers and two types of cheese. Haven't tried them yet, but looking forward to giving them a taste.

Robert Kennedy Jr. would be aghast at the selection of "food" in this place. It's practically a…read moremuseum of processed food and energy drinks! Really, they should charge admission. It's kind of a survivalist's dream mart. Just about anything in the store could be stuffed into a rocket box, buried in the backyard, and pulled out a decade from now and the spam, gummy worm, Twinkie's, etc. would greet the sunshine fresh as new. Seriously SCM owner, do consider maybe a shelf or two of healthy something's in the otherwise JunkFood and Liquor Emporium. Lastly, the store was immaculate, if not buzz-kill bright, and the cashier was super friendly! That's why I bumped you up a star.

OH MY GOD! I walk into sutter center market which is (UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP) it looks amazing, clean,…read moreand full. There are perfect prices and a large collection of beer, wine, and liquor. Great customer service and a very friendly owner. Highly recommend for people in the Coloma community.

When me and my Aunt pulled up for pick up, we got the phone and it was damaged badly so we had to…read morego into the store and return it and then we had to go pick it up again but look at it closely in the store. It was very inconvenient for us. The ladies at the counter made it so difficult for us to self check out. And when we got the new one, it was also damaged.

Had to rush through to grab a couple things. Relatively easy to grab what we needed. Everything…read morewas well stocked and organized. One interaction with one employee. Although she wasn't accurate on the aisle of the item I needed, but it was in the general area, one aisle over. Definitely saved me time. Thanks!

Ikeda : 80 on the way to North Lake Tahoe :: The Barn : 50 on the way to South Lake Tahoe…read more The Barn is a smaller version of Ikeda that has more focus on fresh produce rather than dried fruits, candies, and such. Driving down from Tahoe, these stores offer an opportunity to take an interesting rest break. Although sour cream apple pie sounded sketchy, it was the creamiest apple pie I ever had. I requested a non-tart pie, and this 10" round of heaven delivered the best pie crust and natural fruit flavor ever. There are pre-made pies ready for bake or already baked pies. If the 10" pies are too large, then go for the pie turnovers. The coconut doesn't come in the 10" size, but there's the turnover. My friend got the apricot turnover, and it was filled with fresh slices of fruit. Delish to the max. Also, I've been scouring for apple butter, exactly like the ones found in Texas. The Barn carries this scrumptious spread. I was all over that! And can you believe that this place carries loads of pummelos? Stunned by this eclectic grocery store and bake shop.

Used to be the place to buy pies a long time ago when it was Perones. It has changed hands over the…read moreyears and we are not sure who makes them anymore. Went from fantastic to yuck and back again, so not sure of the quality lately, other than what we have gotten over the holidays. Gotta give 5 stars for the sugar free take and bake blue and blackberry.

We stopped here while driving through on a long road trip.  We ordered a turkey and cheddar…read moresandwich on a French roll.  It was only $8.99, and it was really good!  I'd definitely eat here often if I lived in the area!

We were driving down the 50 from Tahoe and had this small town deli come up on the APP. 5 minutes…read moreoff the main hwy and we were in another world...historic town. The proprietor was great and the food as pictured is an amazing value. If you are continuing south let waze take you through shingle springs 5minutes and a lovely park