Sprouts Farmers Market, San Jose CA

Quality wise OK but lately they have enhanced their prices. This store is now for only upper middle classes and above who never bother for what prices they are paying.

They don't have the pastel neon sour worms they use to have and its terrible. I called and they said they had them but they were different ones

Butcher Irvin, was too helpful. I had a big order to chop chickens to custom Size. He was kind enough to notify me that the meat will take little more time and has put an extra effort to do the skin off for the meat.

Good processes to keep people safe during COVID. Markers all over the store, plexi for the cashier's, directional paths for aisles, sanitized carts and baskets, and dedicated entrance and exits.

Always a nice place to grocery shop.
I was looking for a few things this trip but didn't find what I was looking for. I had to go on line to see their weekly ad since I'm not seeing it with the other weekly supermarket ads recently.

Honestly the worst grocery store I know of. The produce is worse than Trader Joe’s and as expensive as Whole Foods. The place is always completely packed and understaffed. They often do not have what you’re looking for. Never ever had Safeway be out of something I went there to purchase. Unfortunately I will now have to drive to calaveras for my groceries.

Love this place. Most amazing place to get fruits and vegetables. They have good collection of meat and fish as well. At times fruit prices are insanely cheap and try to follow the weakly deals.they have a good collection of cheses and cheddar is my favorite.

I won’t shop here again until the moronic managers figure out how to properly staff the check out lines. Too much time spent waiting in line.

This is one of my favorite Sprouts. There is a good selection of produce and other items for those on special needs diets. I love their salad bar. The Bakery & Deli are dual department, sometimes it's a challenge to be noticed when I have special request. There are other restaurants in the strip, so watch the time, the lot is busy lunch, dinner, weekends.
The best is their printer receipt prints on both sides! I love it

I think this is my favorite sprouts. It is in a good shopping complex. And also big than others.

Does not have enough employees to stock groceries/cart returns, or answer phones! Corporate really has to work on those so employees aren't over stressed and can focus on more important traits like customer service!

Sprouts please train your employees to be more transgender friendly. A cashier made this face of disgust and inferior-ness too me as I was paying for my salad like if I was embarrassed to be trans.

Very very bad service at the deli.be it a holiday weekend or not. It's just so slow. They need trained staff

A good demonstration up why people like Sprouts Farmers Market to begin with. Of course like many other supermarkets it could use more cashiers at the front to speed up the process during certain hours.

Great produce and meat. Weekly sales are not to be missed. Always crowded on Wednesday but that's when you'll get the best deals.

One of my favorite Sprouts. Good location in a nice shopping complex. Easy to get in and out. This store has some of the nicest workers I've seen, they make my mornings pleasant whenever I go. They maintain their stock pretty well, though I'd like to see higher quality in the organic produce section.

Decent selections on some things, prices are all over the map - and be prepared to bag your own groceries after standing in long lines. I've also been solicited/harassed in the parking lot here during the day.

Great place, great people working there, especially strong on vegetables, but this store has a lot of strengths. Coffee section, tons of vitamins and supplements, the meat department's really good and they have butchers on staff. The employees seem to be happy and treated well, because I see the same bunch all the time so it appears there's little turnover. All in all love love love this store.

BUT.the area the store is in, is still a factor. I found out tonight the bike thieves love this store too. This mall is right next to a hobo camp along the railroad tracks, and the huge strung-out homeless camping area along Coyote Creek. There are sketchy people all over the place, all the time.

I'm lucky that although I use a cable lock which is probably not the best idea around here, it's thicker than most and the heroin addict using the cable cutters didn't get all the way through. Or they got surprised. The bike racks are in a dark corner and there's no video camera.

I say heroin addict because as I walked into Sprouts I heard a couple of raspy-voiced bums, a male and a female, yelling at each other and the female walking away from their jalopy saying "I have to use. " meaning she needs a hit of heroin. These kind of people are loitering in the parking lot or "passing through" looking for opportunities all the time.

There's a security service that patrols the neighborhood. I think the people running this new mall are doing to learn from the mall caddy-corner from them and hire security for the mall alone.

You want to be very careful about your bike, or your car, or your purse, etc, don't leave valuables on seats, the usual precautions you'd take in any bad neighborhood.

EDIT: OK I've had enough. Had to chase a meth-head to get my bike tail-light back. I'm going to just ride my bike the two more flat blocks and go to 99 Ranch Market. I will only go to this shopping center in the daylight hours, and will buy things anywhere else I can rather than go here.

Excellent place to buy Farmers product with freshness. This food bazar retail have all what you want for home. Great place to buy healthy options.

Without fail, every time I go to the checkout lines, one is getting closed while keeping 2-3 open with long lines. Yesterday, 2 lines open, with at least 4 people in each line and there were 5 Sprouts employees standing around right at the checkout area. I've never had a quick checkout here. Other than that, it's a good place.