If you haven't been to Draeger's before, then let me tell you about it. It's a local grocery store…read morethat has fresh produce, fresh pasta, a meat counter, deli counter, bakery, wide selection of wine and liquor, and all the aisles in between. The best thing about Draegers is that they not only carry the well known brands, but also local brands and products too. When I come here, I always grab Kelly's cookies the staff is friendly and welcoming! I have to get a steak sandwich whenever I'm here iykyk Rib eye steak sandwich on Rye with everything - they got me!

This is probably the worst Draeger's there is and is more similar to an Andronico's since they lack…read morethe unique Draeger's housewares section every other Draeger's location has. After hearing the Blackhawk location was closing the honey and I decided while we were in the South Bay to visit the two other locations. I was very surprised to find that outside the Draeger's hummus I love, this location is just like any other supermarket, including multiple rude handmade signs for where to stand for checkout. The service was standoffish, although I did like that this location had picnic benches outside to eat at and a nice sized parking lot. All in all at the end of the day it's between a 3 to 3.4 to me and we likely won't be back.

The new director messaged me on the day of my concerns about granting my son a day off in order to…read morerest his legs and foot for working evenings for many months now. My request to change his schedule from evenings to mornings has not been addressed yet 9/26/26. Thank you!

I go to andronicos pretty often, and I usually have little to no problems, but recently their Apple…read morePay hasn't been working. It wasn't that big of a problem the first time because things happen but it started happening frequently and although I get my money back, it is really upsetting not being able to get the items I want especially because it's a problem on their end. It is a big inconvenience and this may sound greedy but I feel like there should be some kind of make up for it. I hope they fix this soon

Great little fruit and veggie market. The produce looks summer fresh even in January so they must…read morehave hothouses somewhere because I got Beautiful berries and stone fruit in the middle of winter. They also carry some niche local items like Marianne's ice cream and locally made chocolates and snacks. They have a small selection of dry goods and dairy products and bread so if you're trying to put together dinner, you can definitely do that by just stopping here. The prices are actually really good too. It might take a little while to check out but for the prices and the freshness it's worth the wait.

I love this place! The best produce, fresh squeezed orange juice and hard to find Deli items!! It's…read morea great place to check out and the drive is pretty!

I love this produce store, and really wish that I lived closer! This is about as close as one can…read moreget to a substitute for a European open-air market, like Milk Pail (which closed in Mountain View almost a decade ago). There are lots of uncommon fruits and veggies, like fresh jujube fruits, prickly pear cactus fruits, and specialty herbs and greens. It's a great way to support local businesses and farmers, while keeping excess produce out of the landfills. The open-air market style also allows for individual selections of produce, and considerably less plastic packaging!! Don't forget your reusable bags, but if you do, they sell some and they even offer green, compostable produce bags available for any quantity you are in need of. Foothill Produce is particularly great for discount deals on ripe produce if you are keen on same-day recipes. They also have a large selection of European, Russian, Polish, Middle-Eastern, and Jewish foods (fresh and frozen). The market always has apples of almost every variety, seasonal products, fresh breads and challah, and plenty of standard groceries as well. Fingers crossed for a bountiful 2026. If you're debating stopping by, let this be your encouragement.

Very interesting multi-ethnic grocery with a an especially large variety Israeli imports, but also…read morewith stuff from Eastern Europe (Russia, Ukraine), the Middle East, etc. I find it very similar to Felipe's in Sunnyvale, but with higher prices across the board. As a result, I won't be coming here very often, but it's a good option for people who live in the area.

3.5 stars. It's a nice big store, but the 2 story layout is a bit inconvenient. We used to be…read moreregular Nob Hill shoppers until the store closed. The meat department at safeway is a bit small. Went in for a tri-tip and there were none in the case. Had to go to the meat counter and they cut one from a primal. I prefer looking over a few to find the size/quality I'm searching for.

Take your attorney with you when you shop here. I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1 only because a…read moremanager eventually stepped in to resolve the issue, but the process was incredibly exhausting. I had a very frustrating experience at this Safeway due to an expired "Buy 2 Get 1 Free" tag that was still on the shelf today. I mistakenly thought it was "Buy 1 Get 1 Free" and brought only two items to the self-checkout. After paying, I noticed I was charged for both. I went back to the shelf with a staff member and discovered it was actually "Buy 2 Get 1 Free". Even though I had already paid for two items at full price (which should entitle me to the 3rd free item per the posted sign), the staff member argued for a good 5 minutes that they couldn't give me the 3rd item because it wasn't scanned and the tag was old (the promotion expired nearly 3 weeks ago). I had to insist that it is the store's responsibility to honor the price they choose to display (Google "California Business and Professions Code § 12024.2"). Finally, a manager-level staff member stepped in and gave me the 3rd item. Check your receipts and the dates on tags! The pricing management and initial customer service at this location are very poor.

Could mangos get any better? i think not. The latest batch of AVA's brand (coincidence) KEITT…read moremangos are breakfast-ready right out of the box, slight yellowish hue in addition to the overall green, sweet, juicy, delicious, and how could they possibly do ehit? They seem to be fiber-free. not the nutrition-type fiber, I mean those pesky fruit-meat fibers that get stuck in your teeth. these mangos are soft and gummable with no fibers! Wow. Best batch yet this summer! Plenty in stock :D

This is a small market that offers a lot of international gourmet food & wine. They have beer and…read moreMexican food on one side, a poke place on the other, and a ton of Hawaiian and Asian frozen desserts at the front.

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.

We heard this market had some of the best tamales in the area, but I have to disagree. They offer…read morethree varieties, chicken, pork, and jalapeño & cheese, and we decided to try the pork tamales. At over $4 each, we expected more, especially given the size. The meat was decent, but the masa was just okay. They wrap the tamales in a husk, then plastic, and keep them in a warming unit. The masa ended up mushy, likely from being over‑steamed. The market itself is a cool little spot with a nice assortment of drinks and snacks. The guy behind the counter was friendly and helpful as we made our choices. Unfortunately, the tamales just didn't live up to the hype, so I'll be looking elsewhere.

Aloha Nijiya Market! I ordered a sushi tray for my…read moregrandson's graduation celebration on Thursday. The graduation ceremonies exceeded the time we calculated for pick up. I made it to.the market, minutes after closure of store. Oscar was so gracious, and made sure we had sufficient condiments ( chopsticks, wasabi, shoyu. Customer service is exceptional at Nijiya. Mahalo Oscar! Everyone loved the sushi tray!

I've been a Nijiya fan since before I went vegan! It's a small store and parking can be hard to…read morefind since it's in a shared plaza, but all the staff are super friendly and they have several speciality items. When I'm in a hurry and hungry, I usually grab the avocado rolls, veggie rolls, inari, or seaweed salad. I'm also a fan of the vegan friendly fruit jelly desserts in the refrigerated section (around the corner from the hot bar). I really wish they consistently stocked vegan Kewpie. Before I went vegan, I used to come here for the sushi, chirashi, sandwiches, hot bar, and milk bread. They also have some cool snacks in the freezer, like pizza baos and matcha ice cream.

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

Honestly, I'm incredibly disappointed in Safeway and Zenshi, their sushi partner. I choose to go to…read morethis Safeway location for groceries, even though it's further away, because it had the best sushi that I would get as a treat once a week. This week however the sushi selection looked just as sad and drab as every other Safeway in the area. Some of the rolls are the same but they are smaller with much less toppings and sauces like water you can barely see or taste, and all are still the same price. No point now to drive out of my way to come here when I can get disappointment right around the corner. Thanks for ruining a good thing Safeway. Your Enshittification is seen and felt.

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.

Too bad there isn't a Trader Joe's in my new neighborhood. I used to shop in this Trader Joe's for…read moreabout 20 years. I still come back partly because I know exactly how to drive in this neighborhood. Walking into the store, I was greeted by some of my favorite products which I can no longer find on a daily basis. So when I have business in Mountain View, I make a pilgrimage to the Trader Joe's and stock up. They have a lot of healthier options for me, which are actually pretty tough to find in other supermarkets. Parking was competitive, but I knew it would be. I went to my favorite spots in the parking lot which are usually empty and didn't have a problem.