Bristol Farms, West Hollywood CA

Bristol Farms is no ordinary store. It's an excellent grocery store! Wide array of goods to choose from!

1st time at this place and I loved it. Can't believe I'm in my 40's and I had never been to this place, will be coming back soon.

Beautiful high-emd supermarket with nice selection of prepared foods.it's like Whole Foods used to be, except for very rich people.there's a whole section of the refrigerator section dedicated to coconut water.not that im complaining, I, too, like a selection of coconut waters to choose from (and truth be told nothing comes close to fresh).

This is like a meadow in the middle city Great selection A-Z The atmosphere is kid like overtones of shopping with mom. The people is what most I Like, but not the ones shopping. I love to park there because every other car is a Merc or Bimmer I can leave with out looking for scratches. The SantaFe Turkey on Panini pressed is lunch 2 days a week.

It is by far the best supermarket in LA.
I can buy everything that I desire there: truffle butter (both white and black). The fish, meats and poultry and vegetables are the finest anywhere. It is my favorite place to shop for food in Los Angeles or Beverly Hills.

Stellar as always, great spot for a quick charge for an EV & grocery shopping. They offer a pair of Lv 2 chargers along with a single use DC charger. Great food at the hot bar.

It was okay.guy gave me lip because he got my juice bar order incorrect.maybe pay attention to order n not d fine culos around you homie

Has excellent everything! The staff is great. It is pricy, so be aware. Dave’s Bread at 7 bucks that you can get elsewhere for 5. The meat, fish, poultry, fruits and vegetables can’t be beat. Enjoy!

Impeccable quality with the finest customer service of any grocer in Los Angeles and for that matter, this location of Bristol Farms has the greatest customer service of any grocery I have ever been to in America.
I cannot say the same for the Bristol Farms location on Sunset Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue location where they have the rudest and most un helpful employees ever

Great place to get local produce and freshly baked goods. They have fresh made macaroni salads and etc. Depends on which store you want. The one on Beverly Blvd has chinese food while the one off Mulloholland drive has fresh made sandwiches

Very well organized and safe. The staff is very concerned with everyone's safety. Selection is as great as ever. Premade foods, produce & craft beer selection is top notch!

I love this place. Bristol Farm's bakery is really good, there's cold salads are the best. There everything is good. Except the short guy looks like Super "Mario" behind the bakery not friendly at all. His attitude is very cold.

You cannot beat the quality of the products. Everything is amazing especially the fruits and vegetables. They also carry some exotic foods you wont see in many other stores ie chanterelle mushrooms and they rotate some of the items so you don't get bored. There is always something new and exciting to buy. The pineapples are out of this world. Definitely get the honeyglow pineapple. The organic oranges are very juicy too. Everything is always fresh. The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars is that the cashiers make too many mistakes. They often cannot recognize what fruit or vegetable you have purchased and charge you for the wrong item. Seems like they need a bit more training.

Most of the time they are 5* but then on some visits they drop the ball. I have been shopping here for over 20 years.

It can go either way. I've had both positive and negative experiences there. It's very expensive compared to other stores but sometimes (even pre-Covid19) it seems like they are under-staffed at the front. Would be great if they offered a couple of self-checkout aisles. Many times, I've come in for one or two items and had to wait for what seems like forever behind other customers with full shopping carts, while many checkout lines were closed. The cookies are amazing. Some of the average products of regular brands of grocery items are really out of line though with what Ralphs is charging, across the street. I can understand charging a lot more for specialty items and obviously they are a niche store, so I get it, but sometimes it just feels like gouging for the sake of gouging.