Sprouts Farmers Market

I’ve thought twice about the rating but I’ve been disappointed with my experience here many many times over the last year. The lines are always ridiculous, they don’t have good stock of their merchandise and the staff (including) management doesn’t have much knowledge about the products. I’ve actually had to find items myself after 3 staff people told me they had no idea what I was talking about! When I’ve expressed that I didn’t have a good experience after the cashier asks me the response has been «oh» and they carry on their conversation with the other cashier. Going out of your way to other stores is worth it!

I love this Sprouts. I really do. It’s close, clean, well stocked, and very sizable. The produce is always well loaded, and fresh and the variety is killer. The staff is friendly and always diligently restocking product and pointing you in the right direction. I really only have one gripe about this location. It’s the fact that everybody loves this location. You kinda have to find that sweet spot, in time, because this place can be a mad house. Play your cards right, and you can get in, get your shopping done and check out, with zero wait. If you hit it at the wrong time, though… oh sweet lord. Expect long lines, deep into bulk section, and everyone trying not to play bumper cars with you.
Yea, it can be a nightmare, but even through that, the store retains all the qualities, I mentioned above. I will consider this the standard bearer of Sprouts, till I find a better one. The bar is set high.

Employee name GIGI was so RUDE I had gone in to ask her what was the best cream for a rash the burns really bad. I said hi can you please help me she rolled her eyes at me i had I to tell her again what I needed. She told me I had to go the the «Emergency room» for that! I said no ill look for another employee thanks! I was about to walk away and she yelled at me saying «NO NOBODY IS GOING TO HELP YOU WITH THAT! THEY ARE GOING TO TELL YOU WHAT I SAID» So i got mad and yelled at her back saying «DONT YELL AT ME EVER AGAIN» Then she try to yell over me again. So i just walked away from her went back to ask for her name was she told me Gigi in a different sweet voice. Rude person she is a employee I’m the customer!!!

RUDE
I was so sorry to have to write even a partially negative review. Joann was RUDE to me today; the lines were long, I had 4 items and I stood and waited in line and after about 5 minutes she grabs her ‘closed’ sign and harrumps as she places it in front of me as she’s finishing the customer ahead of me. They seemed startled and looked at me sympathetically. I said «excuse me,» and asked Joann if they were her last or was I and she shook her head and said «no. Them.»
Did I mention the 4 items? No.“I’m sorry”. So… I got in the next very long line where Besse saved the day. She was polite and asking the woman ahead of me if shed checked her eggs and acting like she cares. She made a polite comment to me and the person behind me as I left. Thanks Besse!

The cashiers are super rude especially the one with red hair, she has an attitude problem. I won’t be back to this location.

Just had a bizarre experience at Sprouts — we had food and were checking out and then two people in front of us randomly turned and said the checkout lady said that anyone after him wouldn’t be checked out. But really deadpan, so my bf asked if he was serious and he said, «uh yeaaah.» So we still weren’t sure. Then the checkout lady came up to us immediately afterward and said the same thing. So we left. all the lines weren’t moving and were really long

I have shopped at Sprouts for years in AZ and here. This particular store needs help. Aisles are narrow, employees can’t seem to keep up with basic jobs, pens in bulk area are always missing, bag ties are always empty. Perhaps a change in store management is needed?

Sprouts is one of my favorite stores because of their huge selection of bulk items.
I usually go for the nuts, dried fruit, and candies (on occasion). You can sometimes get walnuts for $ 4.99/lb. That’s insane.
Pretty much anything that is manufactured by Sprouts will be cheaper, so maybe go for those? Other things can be pretty pricy, so keep an eye out for what you’re buying and how much it costs compared to other stores, or your bank may be in for a surprise. Pleasant or not — up to you.

I agree with some of the reviewers that this Sprouts is a popular location and is often times crowded. I usually find myself waiting in line for a long time and the cashiers are often grumpy and irritated, which I can understand. I noticed that they seem to not have enough cashiers as well. I don’t know when their off time is because everytime I went to this sprouts it was busy and so crowded. I also have an issue with their produce. I’ve seen some rotten fruits and vegetables on the counter and that bothered me a bit. I’m sure they’re busy trying to handle other issues but I think they need to do a better job of stocking in general.

I enjoy coming here to get food while I am working. They always have a selection of salads and their made to order sandwiches are usually awesome. A few things though, beware of their parking. It is a disaster. Also it is usually busy (no matter when I go) so be prepared for a line at check out. If I were going grocery shopping this wouldn’t be my place due to the volume of business at this location. Yet, for a quick lunch run it works for me.

I love sprouts… but this location kills me. Often times it’s so packed I am really just trying to get in and get out. Also because of this location is so busy, they run out of on sale items and everything gets picked over. I still haven’t found the right «time» to shop here, I can tell you it’s NOT Friday, Saturday, or Sunday…
I will still go here, I just hope they can keep it stocked.

This is the Sprouts I go to most frequently because they have a large parking lot. There is something inherently suspicious about Sprouts and I cannot quite figure out what it is.
Some pros: They have Flax Milk which my boyfriend likes; the chicken sausage is good; they have chocolate licorice; the produce is mostly cheap, suspiciously cheap.
There is something really weird about Sprouts. I will report back to you guys when I figure it out.
The other thing about this particular location is that there are always people begging for money in the parking lot. Like ok fine, do what you gotta do, but DON“T RUN UP ON MY CAR. Like how am I supposed to know who is asking for a dollar and who is going to stick a gun in my window? I do not know so I do not open the window to strangers pounding on it. This is definitely a Denver thing because in most places you’d get your feet run over. Also most grocery stores wouldn’t let homeless people harass their customers but LOLORADO.

Sprouts has quickly become a favorite market for me. I love Whole Foods, even if it costs me an arm and a leg, but with sprouts, I only have to go to WF for really specific items. Sprouts has an amazing bulk section, the produce is excellent, and I love tue wellness area. The pricing is so much better than WF as well and with less snooty or hipstery of a crowd.

I really dislike this store. I have tried to like it. It’s actually closer to my house than the one on Colorado Boulevard, but it is always such a hassle to get in and get out of this store, that I would rather drive further to go to a better location.
This location is very popular, which is great for the store/​chain. However, parking is usually a mess, getting carts is problematic, the selection is smaller and the store is smaller and quite crowded. Trying to pay for your items is a hassle as there are always long lines.
I have found the staff to be helpful, which is a plus. When I can go to the Colo Blvd location and have a bigger selection that isn’t nearly as crowded, there’s just not enough reaons for me to shop here regularly.

Sprouts is a great store! Unlike Whole Paycheck (WHOLE FOODS), you can actually leave here with a few pennies leftover after buying organic.
This place is always so crowded which makes me take a little extra drive to WF’s.
Love their taffy! I can’t even find that taffy anywhere else but Sprouts.
They have ample parking but it’s difficult most days to find a good spot.
MAYBE SPROUTS SHOULD CONSIDER A SUPER WALMART SIZE STORE because they could do so much better. And customers would be happier shoppers. Just my $ 0.02.
I won’t stop shopping here but I won’t shop here as much as i would like to.

Great prices, fresh produce, and wide selection of brands. Their bulk section is amazing. The prices for their bulk items are pretty much unbeatable and they have pretty much everything you need.
However, I wish they had wheat gluten and nutritional yeast.

I’m a definite fan of the great prices on both organic and non-​organic items here. I always look out for the weekly ads and they are generally well-​stocked as well on fresh and packaged items here.
The variety in the health and beauty section is awesome as well, especially during certain sales. I managed to pick up some Giovanni shampoo and conditioner for the same price as other popular brands at different grocery stores without all the added harsh chemicals. I say that’s a win!
The parking lot is usually packed but they have great store hours, so it’s possible to avoid the madness in the middle of the day.

I wish there was a Sprouts closer to my house. Technically, this location is the closest to me but it’s not exactly convenient. There is plenty of parking but it’s oddly placed in the middle of a shopping center so it’s not a quick in and out.
I like the layout of the store in general but the selection in the canned/​packaged goods seems limited. Also, the signs in those areas are too small so I spent some time circling around trying to find what I needed before I realized the signs were even there. And, everywhere you go, the isles are narrow and crowded. I felt like I was always in the way of someone else, or other people were in my way, most notably employees standing around talking and unsupervised children.
I did need to ask a couple of employees (who were actually working) for help locating some items and those staffers, including the cashier and bagger at the checkout, were all very nice and helpful. I wouldn’t be opposed to shopping here on occasion when I’m somewhere else in the shopping center and need to pick up one or two things, but I won’t make this store my destination Sprouts.

I like Sprouts quite a bit. I go to several of the other locations, but this was my first time in this one. I would say that this one is definitely a victim of its own popularity. The parking lot was quite full. Carts (except for the large ones) were in short supply. This is unfortunate, because the big carts do not really maneuver that well through the narrow aisles of a Sprouts. The shoppers here were a very diverse crowd. Some of the shoppers (especially the more senior ones) were guilty of «aisle-​camping» and «cart obstructionist tendencies». After the third time that I had to move so folks could get by, while picking out some items, because the little old lady next to me was not going to budge, I let her know that I needed to move her cart. I think I startled her, and may have interrupted her lengthy decision making process with regards to legumes.
This was a weekday afternoon, but the crowd made it look like the day before Thanksgiving in the suburbs. The selection of fresh produce was excellent (as expected), although there were out of several items. Good stuff, good prices, do not plan on getting in and out quickly.

I love Sprouts! Especially Wednesday’s when there’s double ads!
You can find great deals here for fruits and vegetables:
50 cent cilantro bunch
50 cent onion bunch
3 boxes of blueberries for $ 5
I also like getting snacks like wasabi peas, dried fruits, lemon/​blueberry/​yogurt covered almonds, trail mix, etc.
It’s much cheaper than Whole Foods though the downside is that the store is also much smaller. The bakery is not as impressive as Whole Foods. But in terms of produce, Sprouts w/​o Doubts is what it’s all About (s).