You will find excellent products and many brands to select from and the people are friendly and…read morevery helpful

Health Unlimited is an health oriented biz with emphasis on organic healthy goods. Small footprint…read more Parking lot packed at peak times. Offerings: books, veggies, vitamins, bulk grain sales, snacks, canned/packaged/frozen/refrigerated goods. Close to a mini whole foods. Everything priced. Sections easily discernible, basically self-service till check out. Associates standing by to render assistance. Bites: Barbara's Jalepeno cheese puffs(7 oz. 4.59) -an healthier version of cheetos. Yummy. similarly priced. Store very organized. No clutter. Sips: GT's raw kombucha "gingerade" (16oz. 4.75) -50 calories, 3 grams sugar. Has healthful "bacteria" to fight bad bacteria in gut.. -similar taste to Jamaican ginger beer without an overload of sugar, this is healthier. 4.5 stars quick, courteous service. Easy to find items without needing assistance. Will return. *other places may have similar or lower prices. Here it's in & out quickly.

I came in here looking for a few things and the employees are very knowledgeable and helpful. Love…read morethat this shop has been around since I grew up here in San Leandro in the 1970's. The only thing to watch out for are the PARKING METERS. They tag you as soon as you walk away from your car! Otherwise the shop is the best service and quality items you can find for improving your health holistically.

Had the pleasure of Sydney helping me today. I tend to call in advance to find out if what I want…read moreis in stock. The beeswax. I was in luck! Unexpected they had activated charcoal as well. Since I was there I decided to get a larger quantity of nutritional yeast. Between Health Unlimited and The Food Mill I'm well stocked on my needs for health and wellness.

It's a lovely bougie grocery store. Very well stocked,…read moreeverything is very clean with excellent presentation. Great salad bar where you can pick the type of lettuce and all the toppings and they have gluten-free soup that is excellent especially the chili soup. Give this place a try you will be glad you did.

It's been over 5 years of operations and things are humming along well:…read more - new rewards program - lots of traffic = fresh produce/products - community oriented staffers, they give away the leaves/stems of the produce they have prepped - all fiber is good fiber and free organic fiber is unheard of - they finally got rid of the dumpling spot and now have a salad bar, it's organic, wholesome and economical! Prices based on size not weight, individualize to your hearts desire or pick one of their menu options. We did the create your own, so so many toppings!!! And dressings. Buy small, support local endeavors like these.

My boyfriend and I came here because we saw that they were open. We came in to take a look at what…read morethey have and oh my God they have a lot of herbs and tea!!! They also have a lot of sauces as well. We ended up getting a lot of loose tea to try it out. Super nice workers. Would come back here again !!!

So many things and good nutrition values to consider and purchase…read more Boss lady very friendly and helpful to provide and good suggestions to foods that you looking for . Highly recommended.

I've been taking there vitamin for a few months and I really like them. I've been dealing with…read moremenopause symptoms for quite a while, I started taking two of the supplements to help ease the menopause symptoms and they have really helped me. I totally recommend all their vitamins.

I used to go to the store when it was in San Leandro. I loved talking to Linda. I found her in…read morerecent years in Castro Valley. I went into the store looking for chlorophyll , she was on the phone but I was greeted by a nice man in the store . I was ready to make the purchase but she never acknowledged me or gesture with a finger a wink or anything she just had me standing there. I think she could have said one moment to either me or the person she was speaking with. But nothing. I thanked the gentleman and left, she could have cared less.

Place is neat and ready to stock up as soon as it opens…read more Many fresh items and prepped foods ready to serve I was looking for duck breasts and unfortunately they don't have any, but they have plenty of other exciting and fresh items Definitely good place for healthy consumption

I've been wanting to try this Sprouts out since it Opened Up this year!!!…read more I went today Sushi Wednesday!!! Select Types of Sushi On Wednesdays are $5 a package!!! They have a Sushi Chef in the Deli Department that Hand Makes all their Sushi Rolls!!! The Store is Brightly Lit and Clean!! It's also nice Organized !!! The Store Carries a lot of Organic and Natural Food Products!!! Service is Great!!! Clerks are very Friendly and Helpful!!! This Is A Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment!!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong!!! Number 34 out of the top 50 most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025!!!!

I ordered ahead online for pickup since they had certain probiotics I wanted in stock. When I…read morearrived, there was a paper sign saying they would be back at 2:20pm due to taking a break, but they were indeed back promptly at 2:20pm, which I appreciated. It was a quick and easy process for pickup and the store worker was friendly and courteous. You get 10% off if you order online ahead for pickup and they will hold your pickup for 5 days. GNC sometimes has sales as well on their email listserv. It was fairly easy to find parking in the parking lot.

Grace was very knowledgeable and helpful. Easily got everything I needed. Highly recommendread more

First of all, the inside looks NOTHING like the photos posted 6 years ago so I'm posting updated…read morephotos. I went for the first time last week and had a great experience. They had everything that I needed in stock and the woman working was nice and helpful. I didn't get any produce but from the produce I saw, none of it was moldy. The only slight bummer was that the website allows you to order online (you don't pay online but the items are supposed to be ready to go), I got a confirmation text and everything, but when I got to the store she said they don't do online orders anymore. Not their fault, it's an issue with Prime

I appreciate all the assistance from Stephanie. Very nice and patient. She was very helpful.read more

Great neighborhood store! With great quality and locally sourced food. Everyone there is so…read morefriendly.

Everyone was very kind, helpful, and the sandwiches and produce were superb. Definitely worth to…read morecheck out and I will be heading back here again.

I have had a mixed experience here over a period of 25 years. I go early in the morning, so the…read moreshelves are well stocked and orderly, but the stockers have an unfortunate habit of leaving their carts in the middle of the aisles, though the manager was supposed to remind them not to do so. I understand that there was a lot of pilfering of cosmetic items, soaps, etc., but I'm not sure that locking them all up and requiring someone to be summoned to bring a key is the answer. The inconvenience and responsiveness is bad. I have stopped buying locked-away items and order them via Amazon Prime instead. My main problem is with the checkers. Most of the veteran checkers seem to have retired. Most of the checkers now are new and not well trained. Jackie and Cindy are good. Michelle is unfriendly and argumentative. The manager should instill in all his checkers the principle that "the customer is always right." It's not worth losing customers because the store becomes an unpleasant place to shop. The previous manager, Rachel, was very good in this regard. The new manager, Dirk, may not have had enough time to straighten things out. Another problem is that the checkers do not follow stated policies, and the manager does not ensure consistency. For example, there is a large sign on the front of every checkstand: "Prepare to show ID if you are under 30," but some checkers require birthdates from 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and even 90 year olds. When I pointed out the sign, the checker didn't even read it and showed no interest in following store policy. More experienced checkers just put in a default number. Even Safeway headquarters confirms that checkers should not be requiring ID for obviously over-30 customers. This situation indicates bad management.

I arrived at Safeway at about 5:15 on a Wednesday afternoon. Entered the parking lot from the…read moreCastro Valley Boulevard entrance and parked on that side. On the way into the store, I grabbed a shopping cart from a cart corral in the parking lot. Following behind another customer and her children, we found that the southernmost doors to the store were locked. No signage, just locked with customers inside. I knew they did this at night, after dark, but at 5:15 with bright sunlight outside? So we had to walk across the front of the store to the northern entrance. I was on a mission. One of my groups was having a potluck and I was going to bring something that no one had ever brought before. Ice cream! But to make it easy, no scooping, just sandwiches, drumsticks and fudge bars. It can be a crap shoot when buying ice cream from a supermarket. You don't know how well the ice cream has been handled. While the carton might feel solid, there's no way to tell if the ice cream has gone through temperature cycles. I did my best to make sure that the cartons that I chose felt solid. Pasteboard will often show signs of temperature deviations. I put them in my cart and rushed up to the checkstands. I got into a 15-items or less line with one customer being checked out and one other customer in front of me. Remember, all I have is ice cream. And of course, the first customer had questions that required the assistance of customer service. We finally got checked out and before I walked away, I asked the cashier if the south exit doors were locked as well. And she didn't know. According to her, whoever makes the decision just does it and doesn't inform staff. Maybe she's correct, maybe she isn't. I know that when I'm in a management or supervisory role, I always make it a point to let me staff know how to answer questions that customers might ask. Door locking should be set as policy with specific times on signage so the customers are aware. With consistency, customers with mobility issues will know which side of the parking lot they should park on. Ever since Safeway no longer owned Safeway (it's owned by Albertson's), customer service has practically disappeared. And I don't blame the employees, scheduling and training come from the top down. Yes, margins in the grocery industry are quite tough (I've worked in it), but squeezed margins when combined with decreasing customer satisfaction are a formula for disaster. And please, Safeway Customer Service, do not respond to my comments by asking me to fill out a form for more clarity so you can properly address my complaints. That's just creating more work for me. My comments are clear. Invest in some secret shopper reports to see what we, your customers, see and experience. Then make an investment to fix the problems.