This review is for the meat department.. which is the whole reason I shop there. Produce is good…read moretoo. The butcher s are very helpful . They are very knowledgeable . The store is clean and well stocked .9

High class prices and foods.....low class customer service!…read moreI drove 50 miles roundtrip from Oakland to their store in Danville on Saturday afternoon to purchase premium sandwiches for a party we were having. At 3PM I attempted to order 6 sandwiches from the deli department....the guy working there said he was out of rolls! What? Out of rolls at only 3PM? How can ANY huge supermarket run out of rolls? So, I went over to their bread department and found some rolls. He then told me he can not use rolls from their own bread dept to make sandwiches. I made it clear to him I was willing to pay extra for the rolls but he said he couldn't do it. So I went and got the store manager on duty, a nice fellow named John. John was very apologetic about having run out of rolls and he also agreed that his staff should have made my sandwiches with bread from the bread department, given they prematurely ran out of rolls. He went over and spoke to the woman behind the deli counter. She told the Manager that they never said they wouldn't make the sandwiches from alternative bread, it was just that I did not say I would be paying extra for that bread! That was not the truth. When I said to her directly you are not speaking truth to your manager and I said do not put words into my mouth, she insisted I never told the guy back there I'd pay extra for the bread! Who needs such confrontations and frustrations over sandwiches after driving 25 miles each way to buy some? I walked out. We will never be shopping at Lunardi's market again. They sure know how to apply excessive high prices to their goods while at the same time not providing any exceptional customer service! That store has some major issues with their staff and attitude problems. This is the fault of upper management not instructing their underlings what a "premium store experience" should feel like. I certainly could have gotten a more customer friendly, positive experiences from any local Dollar Store, compared to the circus I received at Lunardi's Saturday!

We dropped by Draeger's in Danville and learned the store is in closing mode. Very sorry to see…read morethis. The staffers were above average and pleasant. There was a packed house inside the store; we wish all these shopper or looky-loos supported the store more in the past. Good luck to the staffers as they continue their careers elsewhere. Thank you Draeger's, we will miss you.

Craving their carrot cake and headed here. I came at a good time cause it wasn't as busy as other…read moretimes I've been here. The person at the bakery was very nice and helpful. Picked up me a slice of their carrot cake, a tiramisu cupcake, and grabbed a pack of mini carrot cake cupcakes. Should have known I'd prefer their carrot cake over those mini bites. My son enjoyed the tiramisu cupcake. The cashier that rung me up was pleasant. Always experienced a great experience here.

I've always been a huge fan of Trader Joe's pre and current pandemic. The staff are probably the…read moremost welcoming, kind, and friendly people I've ever met. It really warms my heart with how they're always SO nice. Literally- every single time I go here, they go above and beyond for their customers to put a smile on their faces and I am very grateful for their hard work, positivity and kindness. They've been handling the SIP very well. They have marks on the outside so you stay 6 ft away from people while you wait to enter into the store. They only allow a certain amount of people in. They hand sanitizer your hands while entering and exiting the store. The store is always fully stocked. They have plenty of food and I always leave there with tons of food. Their produce tends to expire fast though and I wish there was some sort of flow/organization when it comes to where they put the food. Sometimes it takes me forever to find things. But these are very small complaints and they don't even bother me as I love Trader Joe's so so so much. The food they offer are always amazing- I love all their food. It's always delicious & I always find new items I want to try!! Bottom line, Trader Joe's has always been a number one favorite of mine. Their staff are phenomenal at the Danville location. The food is always delicious and they have such a nice variety of things to get! Basically a 5+ stars in my book!!! Thank you, Trader Joe's and thank you to the entire staff for always being so kind, helpful, and making my experience such a remarkable experience each and every time!!

ever since COVID the bread is like expire in 2-3 days. always mold if not putting in fridge. Many…read moretimes i had to throw out 1.2 of the bag. Today same thing, I am at a point to write this complaint and NEVER buy nothing from TJ again. During these years I saw TJ go from honest merchant to gold digger. Sad.

We stopped in for a quick hit and run. We needed a few items for a recipe as well as some milk and…read more1/2 & 1/2. The store was clean with wide aisles, and everything appeared to be well stocked and organized. The checker was friendly and efficient. What more could one want? The majority of our grocery shopping is done at another major chain which used to be local but is now just another cog in a huge corporate entity that doesn't seem to care about it stores, employees or customers. Maybe it's time for us to make a permanent switch. I wonder if the Lucky Store close to our house is anywhere nearly as good?

I like this smallish grocery store. It's easy to navigate and the people who work there are very…read morefriendly. The store manager is also super nice and pleasant. They often have great sale items on Friday, Saturday and Sundays. The store could definitely need some updating though.

Update on my attempt to get a good Nathan's hot dog. Safeway still hasn't figured out how to not…read moreserve burnt hot dogs. They put the hot dogs in a pan directly on the hot metal warmer surface which still burns the bun after a while. Safeway needs to invert the pan so the hot dog doesn't sit on direct heat. I bought two for lunch hoping that buying them mid-day the bun would not be overheated. The bun was burnt but still eatable. I will try again earlier and hope Safeway figures out how to keep the hot dogs warm without burning the bun and/or hot dog. I still like the other heated food. I saw a burger that looked good and hope to try one next time they make some.

Few years ago I went in with my Washington ID and they refused me service saying it was "fake"…read moredidn't take more than 1 second to look at it and didn't scan it. Told me to leave the Safeway immediately when I asked for the manager. Horrible customer service doubt the same old grumpy lady works there but the chick manager was no better. So many better stores in the area Added: see Ciera S. Review "if you're not 40 don't buy alcohol from here"

This is the BEST place for fresh fish, sushi grade and to cook. The vegetables are fantastic and…read morethe pasta is good also. The best part of this is Jimmy the fishmonger. Who knows how to cook what to cook how long to cook it. Mary, who helps with the checkout is always happy and friendly.

Green Fish Seafood & Grocery is a mostly Asian supermarket that offers a variety of things from…read moremost places, though, after going there it's apparent it's mostly a Chinese market. It's located on the borderline of Walnut Creek and Alamo-ish areas, and certainly not in an area most people would be driving by unless you live in this area since it's mostly residential here, or you're driving through Olympic locally for something in that direction that's not the downtown. First things first, it's a small place. It's a local market, so it's not going to be very large. They do have their own parking lot in the front, and there's also plenty of parking in the back as well, so that shouldn't be an issue here even though the store is small. While I've seen some people note this as a Japanese market, it is not. While they carry a small section of Japanese stuff, here, most of the things are very much a Chinese focused type of offerings, from the types of produce, to the packaged stuff here. They'll have some miscellaneous stuff like a section just for pastas and sauces in the right side of the store on a rack, they're mostly a Chinese market. If you need a comparison, they're like a mini 99 Ranch. Price wise, it's about right for this area. If you compare it to other grocery market chains it's definitely not comparable, but for a local market in this area, it's not bad. The fish is indeed on the more expensive side, but it does look pretty fresh at least so there's that. They also have some to-go sushi boxes of stuff. It's nice to see they have a variety of offerings from their sushi to-go options, albeit, not cheap but at least they did look pretty good though. The sashimi boxes looked great because the fish quality appears to be great here. The only thing again, it is a bit pricey for some of these options, so just be aware of that. Green Fish is a nice little market for this area, and certainly will have a variety of things here you may be interested in. Again, it's not a large market, so just be aware of space if they do get busy. The fish counter is literally wedged into the corner of the store, but still offers fresh seafood options for those locally to buy from (albeit a bit pricey). They have offerings of various things akin to 99 Ranch, but certainly more focused on mostly Chinese and Japanese as oppose to Ranch that offers a lot of different Asian brands too. While they have pastas and sauces and stuff, that's basically it for the non-Asian market stuff. This is very much an Asian market. I will definitely want to try out some of those takeout rolls and maybe their sashimi eventually.

My mom and I discovered this shop around the corner from The Peasant & The Pear in Danville when we…read morewere waiting for our takeout order. Come to think of it, it makes sense to have a store that offers balsamic vinegar and olive oil tastings in quaint downtown. The walls are lined with so many different flavors you can read about and sample. We stayed in the balsamic vinegar corner where there were all types of fruit flavors and had signs offering recommendations of how to use it (on salads, fruit, cocktails, even ice cream). We didn't wander to the olive oil section, but I definitely will next time. They have the following price breakdown for bottle size: Small: $8 Medium: $14 Large: $21 They also have tinier bottle sizes and gift bags which would be fun to give/receive. I believe the owner rang us up and she sealed our bottle for us to preserve freshness (it was just corked when purchased). She said to come back with the empty bottle for $1 off!

What a lovely shop! A friend of mine told me about a "vinegar tasting" store and was like, "Why…read morewould I want to taste vinegar." But now I totally get it! The shop ladies were so super friendly and kind. They said we could try any of the balsamic vinegar flavors mixed with sparking water if we wanted to. (But I thought these were only for salads? So wrong of me!) They have a glass jug with the sample flavor of the day already mixed with water. That was the first one I tried: Cranberry Pear. Ooh!!! It was so delicious. Not what I thought it would be. It tasted like a soda without all the sugars. It was actually quite refreshing and delightful. I asked what their top 3 flavors were: - Cranberry Pear - Peach - Sicilian Lemon I decided to try Peach. She added sparking water to it. Omg! That was even more delicious. I'm pretty sure any of these flavors will be a hit. Different flavored vinegars and olive oils adorned the walls! Each flavor has a sign with its name, what they are best used for, and what they are best paired with. I wish I could try them all but I can save that for another visit. They also sell pastas, tea towels, little bowls, and other cute things to go with their products. Also found out that Maison Benoit uses their products at their bakery. Love local businesses supporting each other!

Wow, there are some scary reviews here. My experience was pleasant. I arrived early morning (~7…read moreAM). Staff were friendly/professional. It had a decent amount of product choices (per usual). I didn't get any on-site department options (so maybe that's where the discrepancies are?) I was in and out in 10 minutes. Area felt safe/secure. Seems fine to me.

My husband and I came to do our grocery shopping here. We had a coupon for $5 a pound for beef and…read moreshrimp, so we decided to come here and stock up. We also were able to score some pasta deals for $.99 a box, pretty cool. Service was fine. Staff was courteous.

Positive vibes from employees Store is clean , well stocked…read more Store showcases new vendors Self check is great. Mathew is always there to help me with the scanner or any price modifications. He performs his job with a smile and a positive attitude

Special shout out to Matt at the check out area in the Sprouts at the San Ramon location! It was…read morefantastic service & overall a terrific experience! I was buying a basil plant & couldn't find a bar code to swipe -- Matt immediately noticed that I needed help (before 8 even asked), was by my side & took care of that & a couple other items without codes. He knew all the prices & codes! Spectacular service, Matt! I'll be back & using the checkout at the San Ramon Sprouts every time, thanks to your wonderful care & support!

A lot of the previous reviews say that the pharmacy is slow. It is a bit slow since there was only…read more1 person helping the drive thru and inside line, but once we got to the front, it only took 15 minutes to get our medication. The store itself was well stocked with everything from daily home essentials, party supplies, snacks, beverages, vitamins, toys, Valentine's Day items, makeup, cleaning supplies, books, pet items, and more.

I'm really disappointed with the service at this Walgreens Pharmacy. I called in a refill on…read moreSunday, May 3rd, and was told it would be ready for pickup after 8 AM on Tuesday morning. I went to pick it up on Wednesday, only to be told it wasn't ready yet. When I explained that I had already called it in on Sunday, the employee initially said she didn't see anything in the system and told me to come back the next day. After I reminded her again that I had called in, she suddenly "found" it and told me to come back in 2 hours and that I would receive a text message when it was ready. I never received the text message they promised. I returned on Friday, and once again they couldn't locate my prescription. After more searching, they finally found it -- but they also tried to give me someone else's order at the same time. I had to explain that I only had one prescription and asked them to verify it using my phone number, not just my last name. The entire experience was very unprofessional, disorganized, and frustrating. On top of that, the drive-thru wait was over 20 minutes. For something as important as prescriptions, accuracy and communication should be a priority. This pharmacy seriously needs to improve its customer service and organization.