Huge store with any and every product you can imagine. Friendly cashiers. Has a UPS store…read moreconveniently located inside the store as well. Nice floral selection and good bakery and deli. Make sure you download the Raley's Nob Hill coupon app before you go.

Part of the Raley's family of supermarkets, Nob Hill is your typical western grocery store. Well…read morestocked aisles (usually), mid-tier supermarket pricing, amiable checkers. The store doesn't feel well trafficked so I hope it hangs on. I always check expiry dates because of the slow foot traffic and not being certain of how often their stock turns over. All the usual meat, fish, bread, dairy, fruit, and veg, plus shelf stable goods. I have not tried the Peet's nor their bakery or any freshly prepared foods. Sign up for their complimentary rewards program: worth the savings!

Still good after all of these years. My mom would give me $5 to get lunch which typically consisted…read moreof 2 tamales, a bag of chips and a soda. The tamales are a little stingy on the meat now and 3 times as expensive, but they still have that flavor I remember from my childhood.

I'm hardly in the South Bay but I had to run an errand in Mountain View. I was driving down the…read morestreet and I saw California Street Market had a sign hanging on the outside of the store that caught my eye. "Tamales All Day". I hit the brakes and made a u-turn. It is really hard to find parking but I found a spot a quarter mile away. I noticed the store had some ethnic groceries in addition to other groceries which I thought was nice. I think I paid $3.95 a tamale which is on the higher end. I asked the girl who took my order if they make the tamales and she said they did. I bought four pork tamales to try. The meat to masa ratio is maybe a little over 1/3 to 2/3 so a little more meat would have balanced out the masa. It had good flavor and the masa wasn't too dry. Overall a good tamale. If I'm in the area again I think I should eat them fresh and warm. Reheating tamales could throw off the original freshness. A solid 3.5 stars rounded up to 4 stars for a Mom and Pop neighborhood location.

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.

I have long been a fan of the excellent quality and range of food i find at Piazzas's. Today, I…read morewant to praise the outstanding service they also provide. Yesterday, I bought a few items, paid with a credit card and received my receipt. Later I saw that there was an additional charge from Piazza's for over a $100. Concerned, I called and spoke to Gloria, a long term member of the staff, who told me that Austin, an asst manager, would be able to help me today. And he did! He reviewed the camera recording of my transaction and saw that I had inadvertently exposed my credit a second time and caused the problem. He immediately authorized a refund and Nikki the bookkeeper returned the money to my credit card. I appreciate the people who work at Piazza's as well as the food!

June,2026 - Updating the mango scene news. Fabulous quality in the mangos this year and season -…read moresome of the creamiest fiber-free, delicious, sweet mangos we have ever had. They ripen slowly on the shelf, soften and generate a delicious aroma when fully ripe and ready to eat. We're buying them red/yellow on the outside, less than green, and feeling a tiny bi soft to the touch - then ripen on the shelf 1-7 days to perfection. Most recent brands purchased, CRESPO and PALENQUE, organic. Give this a store a try if you love mangos. Somehow they have tapped into a wonderful supply chain for excellent mangos, better than ever.

This market attract many Europeans community's people, the uniqueness of focus on selling healthy…read morefoods, helping the strive the business. There are poke bowl business; Mexicans restaurant and flower shop insides. It is a multifunctional store. Spoke with owner's son, he studied music at Spain and German. He said he just came back here to help his dad during the summer. I definitely will recommend this place for people to shop.

I love this store! They have specialty items like furikake, Japanese cookies, and other items…read more I've tried many of the prepared dishes and they are all very good. However, I stronly recommend you try the hot bar items like squid, tonkatsu cutlets, and other items on their own or as part of the plates. Unfortunately, the udon soup I tried was just OK and was the item that came highly recommened from a Japanese friend.

A little authentic Japanese grocery store right off the El Camino Real near Hwy 85. The store is…read morealways clean with employees constantly replacing stock and straightening shelves. Today I picked up a few sushi trays to share. They have a large assortment for any pallet. I was a bit disappointed with the kappa. (cucumber) The rice and cucumber had no flavor. Regardless, it's my go to for a quick Japanese snack/meal and shopping. Arigato!

A TJ's review and a commentary on the limited-edition bags…read more Overall, I'd say that I like this store, but as with everything these days, there are occasionally some challenges. This store is generally organized and well stocked, but I do sometimes receive conflicting information about when out of stock items might be back in stock. Most of the crew members are nice and helpful, but a few offer opinions that are inappropriate for a business setting. I occasionally hear crew members complaining about customers and, while I realize that dealing with the general public can be challenging, I would like to remind these crew members that some of your co-workers have some fairly quirky personalities too. The only thing that seems to be really bothering a lot of customers lately are the inconveniences we encounter over the limited release bags. This store has done a good job of creating two lines, one for people who want bags and one for people who just want to do their grocery shopping. In spite of this good solution to deal with the volume of customers at these bag releases, things are getting worse. Last week the entire parking lot was taken over by people in line for bags. Those of us who just wanted to shop for groceries had to park in Walmart's lot and hike over to the store. I'm not sure what Trader Joe's agenda is with this manufactured scarcity of bags. I realize that logo bags are a marketing strategy to show brand loyalty, but these limited-edition bags only seem to be creating a market for the resellers on ebay and people sending them to international locations. These people usually only buy the bags, not groceries, and the congestion they're creating at the store level is only pissing off your loyal customers, i.e. the people who built your brand in the first place by shopping regularly at your stores. Why don't you just start selling them around the world? Your marketing strategy could be that Trader Joe is bringing something from a US store chain to people around the world.

I have been a loyal Trader Joe's customer for many years, but my recent experience has left me…read moreextremely disappointed. The last two times I purchased milk from your store, it spoiled approximately seven days before the printed expiration date, despite being properly refrigerated. This is not an isolated incident, which is why I brought the matter to the attention of the store manager. Rather than listening to my concern or offering to investigate the issue, the manager responded by telling me that I "obviously" do not understand what an expiration date means. He went on to claim that once milk is opened, it begins to spoil simply because it has been "exposed to air," implying that the expiration date is essentially irrelevant. I found both his explanation and his attitude unacceptable. I fully understand that opening milk shortens its shelf life, but properly refrigerated milk should not consistently spoil a week before the expiration date. Instead of addressing a legitimate quality concern, the manager chose to be dismissive, patronizing, and condescending. What concerns me even more than the spoiled milk is the way I was treated. Customers deserve to have their concerns heard and addressed with respect--not to be belittled or spoken to as though they are ignorant. After years of shopping at Trader Joe's, I never expected such poor customer service. I hope Trader Joe's will investigate both the recurring issue with the milk and the manager's conduct. I expect a company that values its customers to respond professionally and respectfully when legitimate concerns are raised.

this safeway is not horrible but also not the best location ive been to. its very convenient given…read moreits hours and location to to where i live. nestled in a not so busy plaza so you dont need to worry about getting in and out of here

Seriously, I grew up like everyone else with Peppermint Ice cream and it tasted great like old…read morefashioned. Why do you make only peppermint LIGHT ice cream????? Nobody is looking to cut fat on Christmas... We want the flavor of regular peppermint ice cream. Just like you make for the eggnog ice cream. You've done this for like 8 years now. Unbelievable.

Very big Safeway with ample rooftop parking and in an outdoor shopping area with a ton of nearby…read moreeating options. Self-service checkout is efficient with lots of kiosks. Big display of Frito Lay chips on sale for Super Bowl, with attractive digital coupon offers.

I have watched this store put their product behind lock and key, and now they have security gates…read moreat the entrances. I am beginning to think they don't trust me as a customer.