I was staying at a nearby hotel and wanted to check out the area. I've never heard of Nugget…read moreMarkets and decided to check it out. It reminded me of Sprouts, but much bigger and with a better bakery selection. I love grocery stores and enjoy wandering around looking at everything. I enjoyed wandering around Nugget. Spacious, clean, and great customer service. All produce was fresh and the bakery was well stocked with fresh baked bread. I wish I lived closer because I would be here every week.

Have been shopping here for 6 years since we moved into the area…read more There is a great selection of organic produce and fruits as well as other healthy and organic products. The bakery has a huge selection of yes pricey cakes, but they do not disappoint! Deli is a bit slow but they are always friendly so I don't knock them for it! Cashiers and helpers are always helpful and friendly as well!!! I really enjoy shopping here. You get what you pay for Excited there will be a Nuggets in Rocklin, hopefully that will take the traffic off of this one

I stopped in on 04/15/2026 and had an amazing experience. There were so many great, healthy options…read moreto choose from, and the customer service was outstanding. I checked out with (T, Ariana on my receipt), who was incredibly friendly, professional, and efficient. She made my first visit to Trader Joe's feel special and definitely earned a customer for life. I come down to Costco from Auburn a few times each month, and I'll absolutely be adding Trader Joe's to my bi-weekly routine. Especially for more of that crunchy chili onion sprinkle seasoning! Edit: I forgot to mention the lady bagging my groceries was also great! I just didn't catch her name.

Had to give a shot out to Sarah S. who helped me find what I was looking for when I was frazzled…read morewith my 3 kiddos. She took time and saw the struggle of a tired mom. lol. Thanks, Sarah! I appreciated that very much!

I drove out to this specific Safeway in hopes of maybe finding a fresh strawberry shortcake cup,…read moresince the ones at the Safeway in Folsom had barely any strawberries on them. I didn't find any of these, because they were sold out. They were also sold out of acai and various other fruit cups, which is good, because it means they're popular. I ended up grabbing a $6.99 premade rice bowl from the hot wok area, which was just closing down. I also found a mini quince fruit spread. As I was browsing the front of the store, I could hear a woman yelling. The police were called, and ended up taking her outside. As I was watching this go down, I could feel someone staring at me from behind. I turned around to see this guy Steve who I used to wait on at the country club. He used to stare at me that same way when I waited on him, too. I shuddered and hurried to the self checkout line. That man made me feel uncomfortable for years. I was suddenly in a rush to stuff my mouth full of spicy chicken. As I was sitting in my car eating the rice bowl and watching this woman talk her way out of being arrested, a man sped into the parking lot and almost crashed into me. He was there to pick up the screaming lady and children. The cops were letting them off the hook. My rice bowl was pretty good, except the chow mein noodles were a little bland. But it was a pretty good deal for $6.99. What a trip..

This review is for floral dept within Safeway Granite Bay. I purchased a single rose to give away…read morefor a performance. It was wrapped so tightly with a very small amount of baby's breath, no greenery, and no water to keep it fresh. I was charged $7 and a dozen was priced at $17.99. Very disappointing presentation and I won't be stopping at this location in the future for florist needs.

Some food memories stick with you. Not just the "that was good" kind... I'm talking about the kind…read morethat randomly pops into your head weeks later like, "man... those meatballs though." That was exactly what happened after my first visit here. Those meatballs lived rent-free in my brain, so coming back was an easy call. Earlier in the day we took a nice walk around Folsom Lake with some friends. Fresh air, good conversation, and by the time we wrapped up everyone had that universal look of "okay... where are we eating?" As we drove back and passed Dominick's it was one of those moments where the decision basically made itself. I was like yep... this is happening. Pulling up I noticed the line was out the door, which honestly is the Italian restaurant version of a five-star Yelp wink. A line like that usually means something good is happening inside. The place itself has a great vibe and you can tell people genuinely love this spot. While waiting I looked around the shop area and noticed they have wines available for purchase. One bottle caught my eye immediately... a 100-point rated wine. For anyone who knows wine, that's basically the culinary equivalent of a mic drop. A perfect score from top critics is rare air. Naturally I did what any responsible food lover would do... I snagged it. A 2020 Super Tuscan that felt like finding hidden treasure on a shelf. The young lady behind the counter was an absolute delight. Super friendly, welcoming, and she even laughed at one of my dad jokes... which means either it was actually funny or she deserves an Oscar. Either way, great hospitality all around. The food came out and the table looked like a proper Italian feast. We had the meatballs, calzones, a chicken panini, and the coleslaw salad. My friends were loving everything. Plates were disappearing fast which is always a good sign. Now for the moment I had been waiting for... the meatballs. They were still good, but they didn't quite pop the way they did in my memory. You know that nostalgic flavor that takes you right back to the first bite you ever had? That lightning bolt moment? I was hoping for that same flavor encore. This time it felt more like the band playing an acoustic version of the hit song. Still enjoyable... just missing a little of that original fireworks. But hey, every great restaurant gets an off day, and honestly the overall experience was still a great stop. Good food, great hospitality, and a place that clearly has a loyal following. And those meatballs? I'm confident they'll make their comeback tour. When they do... best believe I'll be back for the encore.

Dominick's has excellent sandwiches at their Italian deli!…read more The bread for their sandwiches is so fresh and rustic. All of their selection sounded so good. I could hardly choose. We had the Chicken Cutlet Parmagian and the Big Daddy, (roast beef and mozzarella with marinated red bell peppers.). We were really hungry so we each had a large sandwich. They cut it in half we were stuffed to just eating the 1/2 of the sandwich and took the rest home for leftovers. We also had some of the mixed olives and cheese from their deli case to snack on with our sandwiches. It was wonderful. They used a really good olive oil in their marinade. It's been many years since I tried the restaurant side, but I remember it being so wonderful and authentic. I can't wait to try that again soon too.

What a great experience Every time I go here. The prices are 3$ to 5$ less on most items that are…read morebrand names . I have found that Winco products are comparable to the quality and price s and are way less expensive.. I was introduced to them a couple of years ago and I feel grateful for this gift of knowledge and experience every month. The staff is genuinely knowledgeable and exceptional when it comes to customer service. Ed and Rena this past month helped me so very much with store knowledge regarding finding products and services , Ed was exceptionally gracious as he interrupted his work to help my friend and I to the perfect product for me and my friend. He provided information regarding toe product that neither of us had any idea about. And,, I am a senior and she a young parent and generally valued his opinion.. thank you so much for your time and knowledge Ed , we both have shared your information that will surely save others as well. Ie.. the real valued difference between Winco products and named brands. Both of equal value in all ways. This, now has proven itself to be the fact. Rena at checkout concurred the information as she , with a Warm kind nature continued to educate us. Thank you so kindly both of you for your time and experience as you continued on with your day, I'm sure Blessing others along your day. You are Priceless... funny, isn't it? The Winco way.

Stopped by for a few things we needed to get to make dinner..we like walking around looking at the…read moredifferent deals and things they sell that other stores don't. We can get in and out pretty fast. We usually use the self check out. This time we saw the cotton candy cake lol I saw online the week before. I couldn't remember we where.

While driving back down the mountain from Placerville yesterday, my husband and I decided to stop…read morein to Fork Lift to grab some groceries for the week. I remember visiting Fork Lift like 10 years ago and really liking it - it is a sister store of Nugget Market I believe. The inside was massive, clean and well organized. My husband and I wanted to buy one of everything! Their produce section had every fruit and vegetable imaginable - it was also very visually aesthetically pleasing! I loved seeing their bulk spices, nuts, teas and candy options! Their butcher shop and fish section looked very fresh and can we talk about their massive cheese selections!? I was very impressed and they even had my favorite coffee for sale which is hard to find - the Blue Bottle Nola milk cartons. Overall, this would be my grocer of choice if we lived in the area - check out staff was also very friendly! Check them out!

Can you say urban cool? Maybe even hipster. Utilitarian. Yes, I am talking a grocery store! Fork…read moreLift. Brought to you by the family-owned, upscale and very successful, Nugget chain of grocery stores. I became very well acquainted with the Nugget markets living in Davis. There were two stores not far from each other and they were always packed. I shopped at the smaller one as it was closer to my home. It is literally the only place I ever shopped for food.I cannot imagine shopping anywhere else. When I moved to El Dorado Hills 5 years ago... thank goodness there was a big and beautiful Nugget a mile and half away. My point is all Nugget markets are quite incredible. Nothing compares to them. Excellent quality, in-house prepared food, bakery... TDF, floral, meat department, liquor, and fabulous fresh produce section. Fork Lift is to me like the Nugget markets on steroids! I was astonished at the size of the store and cool inside architectural design. Yes it is hip! Super clean, well stocked in everything. Organized. Quite impressive. And the same great departments as I mentioned above that are available in the Nugget stores are right here too! The chatter is that the Fork Lift offers many discounted prices but honestly, I never see them. Then I heard the lower priced items are strategically placed in and around the store. Who knows. I enjoy taking the drive up the hill to Cameron Park occasionally just to wander around and marvel at this shopping mecca! Easy exit off the freeway and fast to find. Plenty of parking. Worth checking out if you are in the area or on the way to or returning from Tahoe. Did I mention super duper customer service!?! And weekly specials! Geez... a girl cannot remember everything.:) Here is to good eating!

Alright, time for an update!…read more Costco still remains a daunting, unfriendly and very troubling place for me. It's American mass consumerism at its prime and worst. I need to go when the fewest people are there, otherwise it feels like a horror movie... all those people running around with multiple carts overfilled with stuff, some actually frantic. Besides who really needs six jars of super sized mayonnaise unless you have a family of twelve or more? However, there are some redeeming factors to shopping here, and possibly getting a good deal. This still remains the ONLY Costco in the area I'll visit for otherwise being run over by a crazed shopper with a full pallet of merchandise. So. Some great finds- We got two new good quality camping chairs for the outdoor concerts we attend at a rock bottom price! Woo hoo! Then I found a large container, yet still manageable, of my favorite snack treat, Aussie Bites, at a great price. Please don't buy them out!!! The maple syrup is good quality and less expensive than anywhere. The paper goods can also be a very good deal. Just have a big storage space for a gazillion rolls of toilet paper. They were unfortunately out, or no longer carrying, two other favorites, the top sirloin hamburgers and the Korean dumplings (an easy and quick, delicious treat). I recommend perusing the aisles as one never knows what really interesting product or bargain is lurking in the depths of this monster store. Oh, and if you want a ginormous TV that will never fit anywhere or a casket, just in case, they have those too. Plus, it's fun to count how many giant SUVs are parked in compact parking spaces to be as close to the front door as possible! After all, there's enough walking inside! You do need a membership to enter.

This is the only Costco I go to. It may be smaller than other locations, but not dealing with the…read moredreaded gas station line makes it worth it. Instead, there are plenty of EV chargers. They say Costco on them but they run through Electrify America, and they are F-A-S-T. I got up to 230 miles (80% ish for me) in 10 minutes from nearly dead quickly after I shopped. The crowd has usually been lighter than other Costco locations, which makes getting in and out easier. I think part of that is the location. Sierra College Boulevard does not have a huge commercial strip or much dense housing beyond the two nearby shopping centers and small neighborhoods, so the store feels calmer than the bigger warehouses. If you like Costco but not the chaos, this location has been the one I keep coming back to.

Was looking for a place to buy local honey! Used to drive by this orchard every day when I was…read moreworking in Rocklin. Never knew that local honey was just minutes away from my house!

Organic fresh fruits. Persimmons and pears are their specialty. They offer first and seconds. Trees…read moreare on site.

This review is for Trish the Service Manager at the Roseville Store whom I spoke to by phone after…read morehaving yet another problem at the Folsom Store. She was compassionate, felt listened to and appreciated as a long time Customer of Sprouts. I'm taking steps to lodge my complaints to upper management of the Sprouts Stores, so that other Customers do not have the same problems I have been experiencing for the last few years with the Folsom Store specifically.

I've never had a sandwich from here and saw they were only $5 so I gave it a try…read more I ordered a veggie sandwich with avocado and cheese. The bread slices are enormous so they spread out all the veggies to fit the slice. I had ONE slice of pickle, one slice of tomato, three slices of avocado, two pieces of onion, and some lettuce on each half. It was really kind of astonishing to see how skimpy and pathetic it was. If it's a veggie sandwich with no meat and it's the same price, why wouldn't they add more veggies??? It's definitely not worth $5. I put everything on one half of the sandwich to try to fill up the bread and even then it was still skimpy. The employee seemed super irritated with simple questions I had (because I'd never been there) and just barked at me to fill out the little paper slip. There were no other customers so I'm not sure what the issue was.

Listen, this is a great grocery store…read more I've been shopping here (off and on) since they opened, and have never had a single issue. I've been to at least two dozen different Asian grocery stores across the Pacific Northwest, and this is one of the cleanest. I was so confused by this store's low Yelp rating that I had to go and read all the one star reviews, and I have to say, they're honestly all petty. One of them actually shows a picture of a perfectly okay apple with the caption "rotten apple." While it is a bit on the small side for a "supermarket," they seem to have all the normal staple items. Since my last review, they've started carrying kaffir lime leaves, and have added pre-packaged meals to their hot dim sum line. As of my last visit (April 2026), it was $14.99 for a self serve 2 item lunch combo with rice and/or chow mein.

I was in the area and needed to get dessert for a party I was going to and decided to drop in on a…read moreSunday afternoon. While browsing the bakery session I saw the Tiramisu Cale they had a smaller size and larger size. I order the smaller size and the person working dropped it.. I had two choices buy the bigger cake or buy a different cake. I decided to buy the bigger cake. Let me say that the cake tasted amazing! Tasted like a dessert I would buy at a fancy restaurant or bakery. Overall I would give this place four stars. I didn't get a chance to browse the store, just the bakery portion. I didn't like though that the person who drop the cake didn't apologize or given me a discount for buying the larger one. I will be back though as 99 Ranch is one of my favorite stores.