The grocery clerks here are friendly. The produce is usually pretty good, maybe I just come on…read moretheir restocking day, I am not sure. They always seem to have plenty of what I need when I have came here. One of the cashiers had a full-on conversation about who they thought the NBA's MVP was going to be this year with me (when the line was empty behind me at check out). What a great attitude for an employee to have. Security has watched my bicycle by the front door when I rode my bike here for shopping & had a few jokes for me based on my outfit one day. I hope this place stays in business forever & takes care of their employees. Awesome work Bayshore GO! Y'all rock!

I actually love this store and it's my favorite grocery outlet in the area…read more What I don't like is how many times they've made me bag my own groceries. Today I was expected to bag my groceries so the next customer could be checked out, while the clerk next-door had no customers, and he just stood there. To the person below this grocery outlet did not just open a few years ago. I've been in the area 20 years and it's always been there. You guys are thinking of the new grocery outlet, the one closer to oakdale. Also the newer one that's in the mission District on South Van Ness , They are very, very rude.

the Store is retro via ambiance, and on the smaller size, but it looked to be well stocked this the…read moreday / morning before Thanksgiving, It was clean, but my impression is that it has not been renovated recently. Parking for me was easy this AM, but it is shared with both a Wells Fargo Bank, USPS, Wing Stop, and Round Table Pizza. The store looked well stocked with merchandise for the Thanksgiving Holiday, and with 2 cashiers staffed the wait not long. I stopped in for Beverage mixers so for me the shop was simple, and via the Safeway Mobile application Coca Cola 2ltr had an attractive price of $1.99. Safeway is on my food shopping rotation mostly because of their pricing promotions.

2 stars is about right for this location. Whenever I go they have long lines due to only having 2…read morecheck outs open. Older store. No self check out lanes. At least plenty of parking.

They closed this location?? That sucks. It was super convenient and staff was great. Guess I won't…read morebe ordering fresh anymore.

Incredibly disappointing that they closed the only location this side of the bay. They always had…read moresuch great service and staff. Horrible decision for Amazon customers.

$12.99 for a dozen roses for Mother's Day! Woohoo. Good variety of colors to choose from. The…read morefloral section is EXPANDED just for this special holiday weekend cashiers are friendly Parking lot is not my favorite here. Everyone wants to be here. It's a hot mess getting in or out so I prefer to park farther away and walk there. Not gonna deal with that

This Trader Joe's is convenient because it's right next to a Costco. But the parking is horrible…read more The lot is tiny and the street parking nearby is usually full. They are decently stocked on items but if you go after work it may be tough to get popular items. Customer service is decent depending on who you get.

They have yummy choco-flan cake! Best I've ever had and it's been consistent. They also have…read moreaffordable pricing.

I bought some tostadas 11/15/2025 and I didn't open them until 2 days later and in the tag is says…read morethat they expire on 11/15/2025 the same day I bought them.,,why would they not remove expired products and it was my fault also for not checking, please check your items before you put them in your cart. Thank you

I enjoy going to our local market to find a variety of foods from meats, canned goods, vegetables,…read moreand more!

Based on some of the past reviews, I'd avoided shopping here, but needed milk and a couple of other…read morecritical items so stopped in last week after doing errands at the Post Office and library. I was pleasantly surprised by the impeccable cleanliness, the attractive produce, and the variety of goods on offer. I was able to find a width of Asian rice noodle that was not in any of the stores on San Bruno Ave, and there was also good stocking of pantry items and Latinx foods. The items I purchased were priced fairly. The two men behind the counter were both helpful and friendly, and the store was not too crowded to maintain Covid-distancing (something I've experienced at Grocery Outlet). Unfortunately, I live closer walking distance to the shops on San Bruno than to Leland Ave. but I will certainly return to Leland Market for future needs. It's quite possible that it's under new management since some of the older reviews here.

I always enjoy shopping at Grocery Outlet because every visit feels like a treasure hunt. You never…read moreknow what great deals or unexpected finds will be on the shelves. On this trip, we scored 19-ounce cans of Dinty Moore Beef Stew for just $2.99 each and stocked up with four cans. We also found a one-pound container of ghee for $17, Bonne Maman raspberry tarts for $2.99, and authentic Middle Eastern pita bread for only $2.79. Along with those bargains, we picked up grapes, tiny shrimp, oysters, and blueberry muffins. Our total came to $74, and we left with a bag packed full of groceries. These days, it's rare to walk out of a grocery store with this much food for well under $100. Grocery Outlet continues to be one of the best places to stretch a grocery budget while discovering products you might not find anywhere else.

7.3.26 They removed…read moremy reviews that I wrote in 2020 and prior years. I've been shopping here since 2013. I love visiting a GO store whenever I'm in a different city. The security guards they hired, in the beginning would always follow me around the store. Fortunately the last few visits they've stayed mainly at the entrance. I've seen the plainclothes loss prevention staff follow me around as well. They stand out so much because they don't have a cart or basket. They're behind me in every aisle. That isn't a coincidence. I wonder if they do this with all the white folks. I doubt it. Make sure you check the expiration date on each item before putting it in your cart. I have found many surprising gems here. My favorite is the sweet and tangy ginger chips in a blue bag from Hawaiian company. I've never seen it anywhere else. They have a high staff turnover rate here. It's always a different set of employees during each visit.

Ghetto. Transactional. Poor demand planning. Why? They place their produce to sell in a bunch in a…read moreplastic bag. This trick of the trade is where they get to sell off the non-fresh items. On top of that, they'd refuse to sell the bag if it's been "open" in the store. Such was the case when one of the bok choy bags blew open at the cash register. Cash register lady told me they don't sell it that way. Surprisingly I then had to justify my purchase to THEM indicating it had just opened up now! She had me verify and give her the red tape that was holding the bag. I inadvertently looked around and found it on the ground. I picked it up off the floor and threw it on the counter to "prove" I didn't open it up beforehand. Lol. I mean cmon now this ghetto looking store is lucky they got customers even buying from them including these not so fresh items! Huff. Should've known. With such a bad experience this place MUST be in the hole to treat their customers this way. Please store owners: go beyond the transaction, and counting each penny AND LOST. Focus on customer experience and better demand planning especially in the produce and meat/seafood aisle (according to another yelper they sell stale meat/seafood, GROSS). For everyone else go to the other Pacific Market up the road where there's fresh items and better customer experience!

Sometimes I shop here for the convenience, but the few consecutive times that I have been here, the…read moreveggies are soo dirty. I know that you are supposed to wash them before cooking and eating, but I'm taking about several caterpillars hiding between the leaves of vegetables. I'm terrified of all kinds of creepy crawlies, so I had to ask my husband to help with the veggies haha. I do appreciate that they have a decent variety of foods. I actually came here for veggies and the fruit-shaped ice cream on a stick. They were vital on TikTok for a while. Prices here are actually a little pricier compared to other Asian grocery stores that I have been to. I do like that there's a parking lot. Their shopping carts are kind of gross, but it's kind of expected since this place has been around for a long time. I do think that it's pretty cool that if you buy fish here, you can ask them to fry it for you! They will clean it and fry it. It's pretty tasty. They have snacks, drinks, poultry, cooked food items Chinatown style where you can buy food by weight. They also have seafood, many noodle brands, candies, tea, coffee, fresh produce and much more. Their frozen section has much more than just ice cream like frozen lumpia, gyoza, udon, and even vegan nem chua and of course lots of different brands of Longanisa. I actually came here one day looking for nem chua, but was surprised they only carried a vegan version. It's hard to find nem chua around South San Francisco and Daly City area. I come here once in a while still to get my favorite seasoning. I cook quite often so I like to grab multiple of the cumin and spices seasoning. I just wish that it came in a bigger container or like a pouch instead so I can refill the previous bottle/jar. It fees so wasteful getting the small bottle of seasoning when I can just be reusing that glass bottle. If you haven't checked out this Pacific Market, I'd say it's worth checking out. I do wish that the market was a little cleaner looking.