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    Sprouts Farmers Market

    3.6 (204 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Delores L.

    Today, I was making a birthday lunch for my hubby and needed plantain as a part of the entree. Sprouts Farmers Market always has plantain and is my "go to" grocery store. I zeroed in on the vegetable portion of the store and with laser focus I found a stack of plantains. They were 79c each, a very inexpensive purchase. I grabbed two and headed for the self-checkout. While walking in I noticed Sprouts now has a Rewards program. I suppose this is to make customers "sticky" so they will return on a regular basis. Another new addition was a question displayed on the screen, "how many bags would you like?" I thought that was a rather unusual question. I had never been asked this question previously. Feeling the pressure to respond quickly, I cratered and typed zero. I really did not need a bag for two plantains. However, out of curiosity I asked a cashier if Sprouts was charging for bags now. She said, "yes...10c per bag." Snappity snap snap!!! Holy cow! First HEB, now Sprouts, who's next Randall's? I know you are saying, it is only 10c per bag. It will start out 10c, then 25c and before you know it will be a $1 a bag...just like postage. At least, next time I shop at Sprouts, I will be mentally prepared to pay 10c per bag. On a side note, the plantains were perfectly ripe and were a delicious part of the lunch. My favorite time shop at Sprouts is early morning when the customer environment is quiet.

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    Michelle Y.

    If you haven't already built your own sandwich at the Sandwich Bar here, you're missing out. I ordered a roast beef on sourdough. The sandwich was stacked with meat and for such a good price too. I believe a sandwich costs $5 or $6 depending on whether you get additional toppings. Definitely the place to go if you're in a rush and want an easy/cheap lunch.

    Alyssa L.

    Any appreciation post. A love letter! In the past I was not a big Sprouts fan or shopper. But, since moving, this store is close to me so I go often. Yes, Sprouts across the board does not carry all of your needs (mainstream brands for toothpaste, toilet paper, soap), but now I know that and plan ahead. What I love about this location specifically: 1) in just 1 year I've seen SO MANY vegan + gluten free products added! Products that even Whole Foods, Nature's, HEB doesn't carry. I am vegan and when I come here, I know that I'll leave with a basket full of goodies. 2) Always clean: Huge for me - this is the only store where I see staff cleaning carts and baskets, wiping cashier areas, and hand sanitizing stations through out the store. Self checkout registers have been added. No opinion yet - but assuming it helps with contactless payment. This location is taking the pandemic so seriously, that I come here also just to feel safe. 4) I can get in and out in a timely manner. Even when lines seemed a bit longer during the holidays - more registers were open. I really can't express enough how much I appreciate this location. They are trying hard to stay stocked and keep us safe, and I love it.

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    Great store! Came here to get some snacks and food for my baby, Raven was super helpful & knowledgeable! Definitely recommend!

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    The only grocery store I go to anymore after discovering the huge difference in quality products here vs HEB or Whole Foods.

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