Great grocery store. It's clean, well-stocked, and the staff is helpful. I can usually find…read moreeverything I need, and the prices are reasonable. Definitely recommend.

The best grocery store!! The best Sprouts in all of Orange County. Friendly staff, competitive…read moreprices and an amazing selection of gluten free and organic products.

July 4th. Halloween. Cheap Chicken Monday…read more Few things bring people together in 2026 like 8 pieces of fried chicken for $6. Here, waiting in line, it doesn't matter what color your skin is, what language you speak, or what country you're from. We're all there for the same thing: cheap chicken. if only our politicians waited in line every monday for 8 pieces of fried chicken for $6. I think the world would be a better place.

Matthew super nice great deli food cheaper than other places…read more shop every thing here will be back

They have a lot of items that a grocery store may not have. If there are same items. The prices are…read morea little better. There is a variety of meats that ypu cannot find in a grocery store.

I had a very bad experience with the cashier, Michelle, today at 12:20 PM (04/18). I bought 10…read moreavocados for $15, but she charged me for 15, which was an overcharge of $8.30. I politely went back to let her know about the mistake, but she raised her voice at me and said, "I asked you if it was 15." I wasn't paying full attention at the moment and she spoke very quietly, but as a cashier, she should have counted the items herself. I didn't mind going back to correct the mistake, but her attitude--raising her voice at me--was very rude, and there was no apology at all. Very bad service!

Stopped in with family who live near this area, to get some groceries for an upcoming dinner. Super…read moreKing is a grocery store that caters to the hispanic community, so it has a lot of spices, meat cuts, produce, candy, and other goods that you won't usually find at your typical big chain grocery stores. Cactus, purslane, shishito peppers, fresh green garbanzo beans, and other uncommon produce were available. They surprisingly even have a caviar section in the refrigerated service counter next to the Mexican cheeses. My relatives also told me that Super King is owned by an Armenian family so that's why you can also find some middle eastern and central asian spices, sweets/snacks - like dubai chocolate, and teas among their items for sale. I really liked this grocery store, it was very clean, bright, well-organized, spacious, and had very reasonable prices. Plenty of parking is outside as they share a parking lot with other stores and dining venues in a sizable outdoor shopping plaza.

Stopped to check out Super King while I was in the plaza picking up some cookies. At first glance,…read moreit feels like a typical neighborhood grocery store, but a few sections really stood out. The produce department great selection and fresh-looking fruits, but more importantly carries Asian & Hispanic vegetables.I was also surprised by the extensive cheese selection and the authentic Mexican bakery, both of which offered far more variety than I expected. My favorite area was the bulk foods section, where you can scoop your own dried fruits, nuts, crackers, and other snacks. Simply bring your selections to the friendly staff member, who weighs and prices everything for you. Service is okay but will certainly come back to check out other snacks!

I normally don't write reviews like this, but I felt this one was necessary…read more This review is actually about two different things. First, I want to express my frustration with Yelp. In my opinion, Yelp often gives consumers a misleading impression of businesses. Time and time again, I have visited companies that have surprisingly low Yelp ratings, only to discover they provide excellent products and outstanding customer service. It makes me question whether Yelp's rating system truly reflects the average customer's experience. While every business will have unhappy customers, it often feels like Yelp attracts people who are far more motivated to complain than to compliment. That creates a distorted picture that can unfairly damage hardworking businesses. I also believe Yelp should do a better job of addressing reviews that are clearly misleading or lack context. No business is perfect, and constructive criticism is important. However, when a platform consistently highlights negative experiences while many satisfied customers never leave reviews, the overall ratings can become unbalanced. As a customer, that makes it harder to know what businesses genuinely deserve your trust. Now, with that said, I want to make something very clear: Whole Foods deserves five stars. The reason I'm writing this review is because I don't believe their Yelp rating accurately represents the experience I've consistently had. I've shopped at Whole Foods many times, and my experiences have been overwhelmingly positive. The store is clean, organized, and well stocked. The produce is fresh, the meat and seafood departments maintain high quality, and I appreciate the wide selection of organic, specialty, and healthy products that are often difficult to find elsewhere. What really stands out, though, is the customer service. Every employee I've interacted with has been friendly, respectful, and willing to help. Whether I needed assistance finding an item, had questions about a product, or simply checked out at the register, I've consistently been treated professionally. That level of service is becoming increasingly rare. Are they perfect? Of course not. No grocery store is. Occasionally an item may be out of stock, there may be a longer checkout line, or a product may not meet every expectation. But those occasional inconveniences don't erase the consistently positive experience this team provides. I believe reviews should evaluate the overall experience, not judge a business solely by isolated incidents. Based on my experiences, Whole Foods consistently delivers a clean shopping environment, quality products, and customer service that deserves recognition. So this review serves two purposes. First, to express my concern that Yelp's review system can sometimes create an unfair perception of good businesses. Second, to give Whole Foods the five-star review I genuinely believe they have earned. To the management and employees at Whole Foods: thank you for the hard work you put in every day. Your efforts are noticed and appreciated. Keep doing what you're doing. In my experience, you've earned every one of these five stars.

Returns counter, Friday morning, July 17th…read more I came in to drop off a package return and had the worst customer service experience I've had at this location. The associate at the counter was dismissive from the start. She questioned whether my item could be accepted; I showed her my return confirmation, and after scanning it she confirmed it was eligible. From there, nearly everything I said was met with a cutting remark -- when I mentioned I was familiar with the return policy, she replied with a sarcastic "Right." After I handed over my first two items she said "OK, thanks" as if we were done, though I was visibly holding a bag with more. When I told her I had more items, she said, "Well, you didn't say anything else, so I just assumed you were done." I offered to use the kiosk instead, since it seemed I was bothering her, and she responded curtly. I stepped aside to let other customers go ahead. She was warm and friendly with every one of them. When I got back in line she ignored me entirely, and her colleague finished my returns -- he was kind, professional, and easygoing throughout. What I noticed while waiting: the customers she helped pleasantly all appeared to be white. The one other brown-skinned customer she also passed off to her colleague. I'm brown-skinned. I can't say what was behind her behavior, but the contrast was hard to miss. I've reported this to Whole Foods customer service as well. I hope management looks into it, because the difference between the two associates' service was night and day

I stopped by Pavilions on San Miguel early this morning in a bit of a rush. I needed balloons blown…read moreup for our new office opening and knew the floral and balloon department staff likely hadn't arrived yet. I wasn't sure what to expect, but what I got was truly exceptional customer service from start to finish. Jack was the first to help me, and while he admitted the balloon department wasn't his usual territory, that didn't slow him down one bit. He tracked down everything he needed, scissors, ribbon, you name it, with a "whatever it takes" attitude that was so refreshing. He was kind, patient, and genuinely invested in getting the job done right. Midway through, Shirley joined in to help, and she was equally warm and friendly. She's the kind of person who makes you feel like you're chatting with someone you've known for years. It made what could have been a stressful errand feel genuinely enjoyable. Just as things were wrapping up, Gemma, who runs the floral department, arrived for her shift and helped me check out quickly and efficiently. She, too, was incredibly friendly and made sure I got out the door without losing any more time. They could have turned me away like the other grocery store I called first because "that department" was not open yet, but instead, these three individuals came together seamlessly, with fantastic attitudes, to help a customer they'd never met pull off a special team celebration. That kind of collaborative, genuine customer care is rare, and it absolutely did not go unnoticed. Because of Jack, Shirley, and Gemma, this Pavilions has earned a loyal customer. I'll be choosing it over every other grocery store nearby, thank you!

I shop here maybe once a week, but considering that it's part of Vons/ Albertsons chain of store,…read morethis place have very odd pricing, for instance, I went to buy cut watermelon in a container, the price shows $7.99, but it rang up $14.99, the Red Bull pricing was also off. I hate shopping at the store because it's always been this way wrong price tags on the item please if somebody is reading this please fix it otherwise I don't think I can ever shop here again. It gets old when you think something was off when you're driving away from the store then you realize you got overcharged for the items you bought maybe the department of weight and measure should be involved.

Good prices and good quick access without the middle clutter you find at Ralph's. You can get in…read moreand out on time. Only wish they had more cashiers at a time. Bring your own bag or cart. Going to miss coming here as my new job is in a different location.

I love shopping at Aldis but unfortunately their staff needs to get it together - Seth - was…read moreextremely rude ! Not only was I ignored after asking a question (multiple times) , he literally walked away from me. After speaking to the manager , she tried to downplay his actions - saying he was working on something but "will speak to him about the delivery" . News flash ! - it takes one second to look up and acknowledge someone . Not only is it courtesy, it's part of the damn job . I will be calling corporate , this is honestly unacceptable and I don't think it's asking for a lot to be treated with respect/decency

Always a good time shopping at Grocery Outlet. They have good deals on everything here at this…read morelocation. I came here to shop with friends after dining at Momonoki. We had a blast looking thru all the aisle and of course the ice cream in the freezer section and their large wine section. This is a great place to save money on groceries and household essentials. The store offers a wide variety of products, including fresh produce, dairy items, frozen foods, snacks, beverages, and seasonal merchandise. I like coming here to try different varieties of cheeses and wines. One of the best parts of shopping here is discovering unique name-brand products at discounted prices that you may not find at other grocery stores. I have especially found a lot of keto and vegan options here. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the store is generally well-organized, making it easy to browse through the constantly changing inventory. Parking lot is shared with Eco Town and a few other restaurants, desert, and boba places. Plenty of spaces that are easily available.

They sold rotten meat at this store. When I tried to return it, the owner, Bash, told me that he…read morewas "helping me" because the bottom part of the receipt had been torn off and he could not see the purchase date. I still do not understand how that was my problem or why it should excuse the sale of spoiled food. I have physical evidence, as well as witnesses who could confirm when and where it was purchased. Selling rotten meat is already unacceptable, but the way the owner handled the situation made the experience even worse. Instead of acknowledging the problem and apologizing, he acted as though accepting the return was a personal favor. Customers should be able to expect safe food and professional treatment when a legitimate complaint is raised. And I shall also go for damages and wasted time and moral compensation. The owner will be served with written notice and will be summoned in court in nearest future.