I came here for kizami wasabi which is amazing on steak…read more. But the Takemori Farms white corn was the best corn I've ever had!!! It's crunchy and sweet when boiled. It's absolutely incredible!!!

I've become a regular at Oto's. I love the variety of items they offer from fresh produce to shelf…read morestable items, candy, hot food, and even their poke at the fish counter. I regularly stop in to pick up treats, drinks, produce like mushrooms and okra, and their poke and hot meal options. I also like their home goods sections with so many cool ramen bowls, sauce containers, and utensils. I'm always excited when I stop in when it's slower because I can take my time browsing. Whenever this happens I end up leaving with a lot more items. I appreciate that they carry a wide variety of items including some ingredients and items that are hard to find in the US and even at other Asian grocery stores. I've stopped into many different stores and I feel like Oto's has variety and quality at a great price. They do have their own parking, but be careful because it can be pretty tight and there's usually a good amount of cars coming in and out.

Taylor's Market is a Sacramento staple, renowned for an old-school butcher counter stocked with…read moretop-tier prime cuts, house-made sausages, and specialty dry-aged meats you won't find at standard grocers. Whether you're stocking up on rare pantry provisions or grabbing protein at one of the best butchers in town, they deliver quality and neighborhood charm every time. They keep the store clean and the service great.

Have you ever come into Taylor market just for a snickerdoodle. You should. I've heard the tip is…read moreto choose from the back. They're the freshest. Before you leave, browse and buy a specialty sausage. The variety is impressive.

Always friendly and helpful. Got all the sausages I need when it comes to Laos/Mien/Hmong style…read more Fresh cuts of meats as well.

I love their Loation Sausage which is why I travel from the northeast area to buy it. My buddy…read morewants only the chicken sausage with no peppers. Me, I prefer the sausage, both chicken and pork, with peppers. More Heat!

Small Chinese grocery store with narrow aisles, crammed full of dry goods, snacks, and fresh…read moreproduce. The Chinese hot deli located in the back of the store has the cutest grandpa-type gentleman working the counter. I guess I got there just in time cuz they only had half a roast duck left. Also ordered the crispy roast pork, char siu (bbq pork), and the soy braised pork elbow. They chopped everything up nice and bite size, and were quick and efficient. All the meat items were good and hit the spot. Also got some pea shoots, mushrooms and mantao (steamed buns) from the grocery section. Great service at the deli and at the front counter. Will definitely come back again.

Nice grocery store on Freeport Blvd . It is smaller than…read morethe chain supermarket but big enough to carry all the groceries you need for your daily shopping. The ingredients are fresh and from local farmers and ranch . They have so many types of vegetables and the prices are good . There is a BBQ shop at the end of the store . They make their own roasted pork , roasted duck , soy sauce chicken , yellow skin chicken and stewed pork knuckles. There are all kinds of noodles : insulates and the ones you must cook in the pot first, then stir fry with meats and veggie just mix together with seasonings. They have variety of dried tea leaves from different regions of China , plus different countries ( like Japanese styles , Hong Kong style ) etc . A frozen section for Shabu Shabu meats and shrimp dumplings. Froze fish and seafood , dim sum , etc . Twice a week , they will order dim sum from San Francisco China town and put on the shelf . You ca pre order the dim sum you like for your own choices . This is a small grocery store with amazing food supply ! Great customers service !

I've been following Superette Market on socials since they opened but somehow always ended up in…read morethe area while they were closed. Finally, we were in the area to pick up some Vic's Ice Cream for a family dinner and they were open so we made our way in to scope things out. They have a few parking spots right in font, but there's also plenty of street parking in the area. The person working when we stopped in was really friendly and greeted us right away. It's a small store but it has a fun variety of specialty items, including a lot of brands and things I haven't seen elsewhere. If you're a foodie or are looking for a gift for a foodie this is a great spot. They had a good variety of snacks, chocolate, cards, candy, along with things like olive oil, tea, cookies, crackers, and more. They also have some kitchen wares like utensils, cups, and other useful items. In the cold case they had cheeses, drinks, fish, pasta sauce, and even an ice cream collab with Vic's. We walked out with some popcorn, a passion fruit drink and a couple cards. Keep an eye on their social media for special events and pop ups.

Bonjour Superette!…read more Superette is fun and thought provoking and interesting and magical, it feels good in here....and, I always discover something I want to try in my cooking! The people working here are so interested, helpful and kind... The Camina bakery bread comes in on Fridays...it is really good. Stuff that is local (or California) is clearly marked (a sun or a tomato on the shelf) and that makes supporting local producers really easy... really nice place, every neighborhood needs a Superette!

Always a great experience here. Came in on a Thursday around 9:30am The employee who helped me is…read morealways nice and helpful. Fresh Japanese pasties. Really wished they were in my area!! Clean and quaint.

mahoroba is a cute japanese bakery with a wide selection of savory and sweet pastries. it's…read moredefinitely a to-go place, so service is quick. sometimes there's a long line because the bakery is very popular, but i've never had to wait too long. it seems like they sell out of a lot of pastries by late morning, especially on the weekends. - bacon & egg (3.5/5): their #3! the egg was cooked well, although the yolk inside was a little dry. the pepper on top added flavor, but it wasn't spread evenly, so some bites were too peppery and some didn't have pepper at all. it could've used more bacon. overall, there wasn't a lot of seasoning, but it was a good breakfast bun - hot dog (3/5): not the best hot dog bun i've had mostly because of the textures. i liked that i could taste the cheese on the bread, and i also enjoyed the overall flavor with the ketchup drizzle and savory hot dog. the sausage skin was super chewy though, so it was hard to bite through. since the bread was soft and soggy due to the hot dog, the whole bun fell apart while eating it - teriyaki meat ball (5/5): it didn't look impressive, but it tasted way better than it looked and it was very unique. this was surprisingly my favorite savory bun! the teriyaki sauce was sweet and not too strong. two meatballs was a good amount, and they were cooked well and juicy. the cheese baked into the bread was yummy - croquette pan (3/5): not a lot of flavor, but some great textures! it had a crunchy exterior with a soft mashed potato filling and some tiny pieces of carrot in it. there was baked cheese and ketchup drizzled over the bread, but i could only taste it in some bites - kobe cream delight (4/5): their #1, and i could see why! it was filled with a really, really lightly sweet cream. the bun itself was super soft. i thought it was a little boring but a safe bet for most anyone - sweet cream cheese (4/5): their #2! the filling was like the cream cheese on top of a cream cheese danish, and it wasn't very sweet. i would've preferred it a little sweeter - it was definitely more cream cheesy. i liked the bit of almonds on top - an pan (4/5): their #4! this had a sweet red bean filling, but it surprisingly didn't taste too strongly of red beans, which i liked. this was probably one of the sweeter buns - some bites were a little too sweet. the filling on mine was unevenly spread, so one side was mostly bread and the other had too much filling. i loved the black sesame seeds on top - anpanman choco (4/5): their #5! the filling was like a sweet dark chocolate. it was good, but i prefer creamier or milky chocolate fillings. the bun was so cute! - double chocolate bun (4/5): similar to the anpanman choco but with a crunchy chocolate shell. the shell tasted like the chocolate glaze on a donut, with a dark chocolate filling inside. it surprisingly wasn't too sweet and of course very chocolate-y. i couldn't taste the flavor of the filling as much as the anpanman choco because of the sweeter shell - green tea sunrise (3/5): a little plain compared to other sunrise buns i've had. i really love when the top is dusted with enough sugar so there's a bit of a crunch, but the top on this sunrise wasn't very crumbly and the bun was more chewy. the green tea taste was very subtle - blueberry cream cheese pie (5/5): my favorite pastry overall! this was one of the best blueberry cream cheese pastries i've ever had. the pastry was so flaky, and it contained the perfect amount of filling. it had a really good blueberry flavor with the perfect amount of cream cheese. - raspberry cream cheese (4.5/5): it had a custard filling similar to the bottom of a cream cheese danish, and the cream cheese was very light. it was topped with a raspberry whipped cream, which didn't have a lot of raspberry flavor. the two fresh raspberries on top added most of the raspberry flavor. the pastry was still flaky even though it was cold - strawberry anko fresh cream (4/5): i really liked the combination of red bean with fresh cream for the filling, but i wasn't a big fan of the cold bread texture. it surprisingly wasn't as sweet as i expected, but it was definitely one of the sweeter pastries. there was a good ratio of fresh cream to red bean. i would've loved another fresh strawberry, but one was a treat mahoroba is one of the few asian bakery options in sacramento, and it's a pretty solid option. i wouldn't say the pastries are extraordinary or novel, but i can tell they're baked with care. the buns are familiar and comforting, and they're very affordable!

Definitely have the most variety of live seafood in tanks, be sure to check the sell by date when…read morebuying groceries from them

This seafood market has it all! Pop in and talk with the owners they will answer all your…read morequestions. It is a staple when we are getting prepared to make gumbo or other seafood dishes.

Fountainhead is a fun time. The owners are incredibly friendly and I love that they are so…read moreconnected to their business and community. Came on a Thursday night, and it also happened to be Trivia Night (starts at 6:30pm). Got together with a couple ladies to play mahjong and got asked all night about it :) Apparently this place used to be an auto shop before they turned it into a brewery. They have indoor and outdoor seating, perfect for a gathering with friends. Moscow mule was cold and refreshing, and the fish and chips that someone else ordered smelled amazing. Parking is mostly on the street (free, but be wary of the uneven sidewalk) or if you're lucky, they have a few parking spots right at Fountainhead.

Stopped in at Fountainhead Brewing & Taphouse for a pint of their house red (Twenty4th). Smooth…read moremalt body with a clean finish and just enough hop kick that it doesn't feel sleepy at 6%. Easy drinking without being bland. Place is small, patio-heavy, and the staff is the kind that actually talks beer instead of just pouring it. Parking is tight, but that's the neighborhood. If you're already in Land Park / Hollywood Park, this is a solid casual stop. Would come back for another pint of the red and whatever's rotating.

Never coming here again. They had a car parked in a gas spot bumping their music SO loud and…read moresmoking weed!! At the pump! Ghetto!!! The store clerks should have told them to turn off their car, turn down their music, and NOT smoke!!! Only going to Freeport Gas now just down the street.

A Sinclair gas station. Not all pumps have hoses that go around your car. The poor women in front…read moreof us had to reposition her car for the pump to reach. Thankfully our hose made it to the other side. This is a very tight gas station off of a busy street. It works best if you're lucky it's empty and you can just pull in. If it's busy it's tight to get in with cars facing both directions depending on where they drove in. The price of gas here is usually less than the local gas stations. I recommend this place for their cheap gas.

My kids have been waiting for this place to open for over a year. They go to school near here and…read morewe love slurpees, especially in the summer. Slurpees tasted great. They were the right consistency and they had 6 flavors I believe. They had a coffee bar that looked nice and clean. Good selection of candy bars and bagged candy. Chips, soda, I think they had beer and wine too. The customer service was nice. Said hello... was polite and respectful. Wasn't texting or talking on the phone. Then said thanks and goodbye which isn't exactly normal anymore. My kids are already ready to go back. I think we will be here very often, especially when school is back in session for the kids. Hopefully they will be able to keep up the high level of customer service so we can come here for years and call this 7-eleven "our" 7-eleven.

Worst 7/11 experience ever can't refund $40 purchases got told to call the cops by there manager if…read moreI wasn't "happy" terrible over all service you guys deserve to be fired no way to treat women yelling and cursing