For the past 10 years, Edgewood Bakery has been our family's go-to bakery for birthday cakes,…read moreholidays, and all of life's special celebrations. Most recently, they created this beautiful cake for our 25th wedding anniversary and vow renewal, and it was absolutely perfect. The elegant white design, fresh red roses, delicate baby's breath, and gold accents complemented our celebration beautifully. And underneath that classic, romantic exterior was our favorite indulgence Death by Chocolate! Rich, decadent, and absolutely delicious. It tasted every bit as wonderful as it looked. After a decade of cakes and countless family memories, Edgewood Bakery has become part of our celebrations. We know we can always count on them to create something beautiful and delicious for the moments that matter most. Ten years later, they are still our bakery of choice. Highly recommend!

The selection for some sections is outstanding. I always liked their pantry selections. There were…read moresome issues with some of the produce on sale were legitimately moldy, so I never purchased any "fresh" produce from them. The prepared foods were unseasoned and pretty bland for the most part, one of their caprese sandwiches was 18 dollars and had zero flavor. It was open 24/7 at one point but then the hours kept changing.

I love gorgeous grocery stores with local produce and products…read more All the fruit we got from here was amazing. The cheese and local product selection is also excellent - cheeses, jarred items, bakery items etc. I'm totally coming here to build my next bomb cheese plate. The price point is high but you pay for the quality. Located in Stanford Shopping Center. The staff are friendly and polite.

Sigona's Farmers Market is located in the Stanford Shopping Center close to Pacific Catch. A nice…read moremarket with fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, wine, pasta, etc. The service from the staff is friendly and helpful, especially the cheesemonger. They started out in 1975 and continue to grow strong and serve the local community. Visit their "flagship store in Redwood City, across from Costco."

The kabobs were incredibly fresh and full of flavor--we really loved the food! The only downside is…read morethe limited parking and seating, so it can be a bit crowded. Definitely worth a visit for the quality of the food.

I suggest you guys close this business…read more This is one of the most disgusting experiences I've had with a store ,start with the staff is soo rude ,the butcher start fighting me over a question, I bought a beef i can't wait to reach home to throw it in the garbage because of the bad smell , bought frozen zalatimo kunafa which is a wonderful sweet brand and guess what it ALL OVER ROTTEN, Third experience which is also zalatimo qatayef and i opened all the windows of my house and the smell won't go away Total scam , they want to make money and sell rotten meat and products

Typically come to this Safeway because it's the closest to me and usually not the busy…read more Right off of Middlefield & Colorado next to the Round table and 7-11. Decent size parking lot with flower section, Deli area and there's a pharmacy as well. The front of the location seems smaller and gets congested easily when you're entering the store. This isn't a 24-7 location but it does stay open until 2am even though I've come after midnight before and it has been closed.

Probably the worst Safeway I've seen. Here are some reasons:…read moreNo fruit bags Fruit (bananas) terrible-/ not worth buying Long line to checkout and no self checkout line open Front door is locked with no sign People who work there look like the walking dead-- no personalities, no smile but even more, barely communicative

Thank you Hector and Ethan for great Pizza when purchased fresh or within about 15 minutes of…read morebaking. The intention and enjoyment put into the creation of each pie is magnificent. Along with the spirit of kindness and answering ant questions that may be asked about the Pizza I.e. when was it taken out of the oven, what type is being cooked next or any questions about the ingredients. I was offered before if I wanted the slice reheated before I took it from the pan since another chief knew the pie had been out a little longer. Thank you for the easy and kind service.

I come to the store once a week just to get out of the house. The employees are usually super nice…read moreand helpful. I use the self checkout line so I don't have to talk to anyone and it's usually fine. However, today I was stopped by an employee for having more than 10 items after I was already almost done scanning my items. I don't understand why he approached me when it was close to closing and there was no one else checking out.

Piazza's is the best grocery store! Their produce is fresh and very high quality. They have a…read morewell-stocked deli and a sushi bar as well as a range of soups and a burrito bar. Also lots of snacks, cakes, buns, artisan breads and yummy stuff to eat. The fresh orange juice is delicious! BUT, the best part is the wonderful staff, especially Gloria. They are all great honestly but Gloria is an angel. Check it out -- shopping there is a pleasure.

expired food no sense of pride in the food that is prepared. i got sick eating the prepared foods.read more

I decided to give the AFC sushi counter at Mollie Stone's another chance, and I was blown away by…read morethe improvements in quality and selection now available. I tend to be a self-proclaimed sushi snob, and I was definitely impressed with the freshness, quality, and beautiful craftsmanship of all their sushi rolls and platters. This time, I ordered: Chef's Choice platter- perfect if you're an indecisive eater like me, and want to try different items. They typically come with a diverse selection of sashimi and sushi rolls, which are seriously comparable to restaurant quality. My favorite rolls include the rainbow, caterpillar, done deal, dynamite rolls, and their salmon sashimi is always consistently fresh and high quality. Sushiritto- perfect if you're looking for a fully cooked option! This was delicious, and absolute stuffed with imitation crab and a generous selection of veggies and avocado. Definitely one of my best experiences with supermarket sushi in the Bay Area, and I'll definitely be back again!

Items I went to get were fine…read more What went downhill for me was encountering the store clerk (older gentleman) for a small bag. He didn't greet me nor asked how my day was and spouted out "do you need a bag?" I politely asked for "a small bag like this one" and clearly pointed at the other cash register. He kept saying that he doesn't understand what I'm talking about and I ended up declining and paid for my things. No apology . After the transaction, he didn't say "have a good day" and kept silent as another patron came up. I said "you're welcome" to him as I approached the door. He gave me a stern stare as if he wanted to do something to me. These guys just lost a potential great customer had that cashier not been frugally rude to me.

Waited in line last week for the lavender bags and was able to snag 4. I came in for their cheese,…read moresalmon, spicy rolled chips, granola bars, vanilla bean, Fuji apples , hummus, rocket salad , fresh mozzarella and cherry tomatoes. The prices are hard to beat .

Conveniently located, this place is quite popular with Stanford and Paly students, as the number of…read morebikes parked at the front (often more than 5) can attest. A good selection of all your standard TJ's essentials and wine. Unlike the rest of Town & Country, there is usually adequate parking, since this TJ's is located at the end of the plaza and the parking lot is far from other businesses.

I have been shopping here for years, since they originally opened it up. Remember years ago when…read morebehind this where all the housing is was the old Lucky's. I would say the staff is great, and the bargains are good. Regarding the staff, Maria has been here for years and is a great asset to the store and so is the store manager , his name slips me now, however he has been here a long time as well. You can find some good prices, you just have to be smart. Always look at the expiration dates as well as the pricing. On some items the pricing is much better than other supermarkets. Then there are those items, well they are about the same price as your others. Just shop smart. Ok, you may hear tune " Grocery Outlet Bargain Market " playing over and over again in your head, you are not delusional, it's probably the recording in the store ;-) Lol All kidding aside, they do play these recording.." Hey SIr, yeah you in the produce isle" And I was like.."Wow they must be talking to me" :-) And then the Grocery Outlet Bargains start playing ;-) Come on really, you think I am that gullible?! Ha ;-) I guess so!!

I've had repeated problems with inaccurate prices at the Grocery Outlet in Palo Alto. For example,…read morea bag of apples labeled $4.99 rang up as $5.99, and instead of honoring the displayed price, an employee came back with a freshly new label printed at $5.99 -- no apology, no adjustment. Another time, a six-pack of beer with no price displayed was charged at $7.99, even though the same item costs $4.99 at another nearby Grocery Outlet. After reading other reviews, it seems I'm not the only shopper experiencing incorrect pricing at this location. This is extremely frustrating and feels misleading. I urge consumer protection agencies to look into the pricing practices here so customers can trust that the price on the shelf is the price at the register.

Feeling hungry? Need a quick lunch? Hit Draeger's Deli for a sandwich to share. Yes, it's pricey…read morebut oh so good with a small side potato salad. Bag it up and head across the street to the corner grass park for a picnic. Yum! Quick personable service. Outstanding ambiance and very clean.

Draeger's is where a quick grocery run casually turns into a special occasion…read more Start with the bakery: the chocolate cake is rich without being over the top--smooth, balanced, and somehow disappears faster than expected. The apple pie leans classic in the best way: flaky crust, tender apples, just enough sweetness to justify another slice. Then the butcher counter shows real precision. Asked for two Wagyu steaks cut to identical thickness, and they delivered perfectly--even cuts so both cook evenly, no guesswork. Of course, that level of quality comes at a price (think ~$58/lb), so this is more "treat yourself" than weeknight dinner. Produce holds its own too. The asparagus was fresh, crisp, and naturally sweet--no stringiness, just clean flavor. You come here for the details--and stay despite the total.