Sprouts Farmers Market

These 5 stars are for Ramon. We frequent Sprouts for their seafood/​meat department and are always satisfied. Ramon has helped us a few times and he always goes above and beyond servicing us. Seriously the sweetest! Shoutout to Ramon! :)

I have been here multiple times and usually I have a good experience. This time, however, was horrible. The staff was extremely rude to me. The signs are very misleading. A sign with a cheaper price will be above a more expensive product. Then when you attempt to check out the price will be different and the clerks do not honor the advertised price. They are purposefully advertising a product at a cheaper price to trick the customer into buying a more expensive product and spend more money.

So i had a dr appointment today and came all the way from stockton. i arrived early so thought i would stop and get a sandwich. Looked very clean inside. Not so good customer service. Took a while to he waited on. I ordered my sandwich, took about 5 minutes to make, which isnt bad. I drove back to my doctor about 1 mile. opened ny sandwich and tried to pick up one half snd the whole thing fell apart. the bread was soggy and it didnt have any bacon ??? Very dissapointed

Lots of cool finds here. I could probably spend hours just roaming around here. I love the muffins and cookies. The oatmeal cranberry walnut cookies are amazing! They also have a wide selection or organic snacks, food items and produce here. Best of all… they have chocolate covered gummy bears!

My FAVORITE grocery store EVER!!! I used to always grocery shop at Trader Joe’s every weekend so I am pretty familiar with pricing on items. Sprouts is by far one of the better grocery stores because they actually have items on SALE. Sprouts holds a variety of organic foods as well which is great and tbh, the produce actually tastes better when it’s organic.
The best part about Sprouts that makes it different from other grocery stores is that they have a bulk foods section. From granola, trail mix, nuts, dried fruits, seeds, protein powder, salts, spices, etc. just grab a bag and scoop up however much you want/​need.
Tip: When there are items listed as «2/​$ 5» or «3/​$ 9,» you don’t HAVE to purchase the quantity amount advertised. You can just purchase 1 if you’d like and it’d be the same discounted price. Same goes with Target as well :-P

very nice organic super market. I came here because I was told they sell the frozen acai smoothie packets. I found the packets quickly and picked up a couple other yummy things. I got asked twice by people working around the market if I needed help finding anything.
Check out lines weren’t long which was a bonus

Things I like at Sprouts:
— plethora of trail mixes
— lots of weekly specials on fruits and veggies (sometimes 88 cents or 99 cents/​lb!)
— fresher looking veggies and fruit (vs Trader Joe’s and Safeway)
— whole roasted chicken: they time stamp when it’s cooked, good quality control. Sprouts’ whole roasted chicken is a close second to Costco’s chicken.
As a comparison to Trader Joe’s (definitely IMO, everyone has their favorites at each of these places):
— meats look better at Trader Joe’s

88 cents for blackberries?! (fresh, fully stocked, and looking juicy & ripe)
OH YES, my new favorite grocery store to pick up goods for the weekly meal preps, Trader Joe’s has officially been replaced (okay, maybe not– nothing can beat TJ’s selections of snacks — — the persistent ongoing battle between the love of snacks and trying to get that summer bod :))
On the real, glad there’s a Sprouts now easily accessible with a huge parking lot. I have yet to encounter moldy or rotten vegetables/​fruits here (always a PLUS) and prices are affordable. Keep your eyes peeled for their weekly deals. Last weekend I got blackberries for $ 0.88 and strawberries for $ 1.99.

Clean, whole-​foods like interior but with wider non-​organic prices with reasonable prices. You can make your own trail mix and granola from a variety of selections. Good sale selections too! Will be coming back more often.

I must’ve come on an off day or something cause the employees were extremely rude. I stopped by to pick up some unfiltered apple juice and was browsing the aisles for other items I could possibly buy. I saw that they carried One Coconut Water, but only had it in the orange flavor. I wanted to see if they had just the regular coconut water and when I approached an employee, he was very abrupt. I suppose it’s cause his shift ended, but really, can you be anymore rude!!! I spotted another employee, so I asked him. He just seemed lazy and didn’t really want to help me.
Aside from the (lack of) customer service, I like that it’s a mix of Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods.

Love their veggies and fruits always nice and fresh and great prices as well.
Desserts are great the vegan and gluten free options are fabulous. Trying a new maple flavored yogurt. Hope is good!

This is not so much a review of Sprouts, but more about one of the products on their shelf — Quinn Popcorn!!!
Can I just tell you I giggled and loved their bag! Riot! Who hasn’t seen dud kernels! :))

My favorite place ever! Just kidding, but kind of not really. This place is good heaven; fresh produce, fish, meat, and health food all for way way way less than Whole Foods. It’s clean, huge, has an awesome bulk foods section as well as vitamins/​health section. I always find everything I need here and more.
Plus, the sales and specials are deals that cannot be beat. I love Sprouts, now I just need them to build one in the city!

This Sprouts has been a breath of fresh air for this part of the Bay, because going to the City or Foster City to get healthy stuff (besides going to Trader Joe’s) sucks.
One of the things that’s hard to look for here are homeopathy products, and since this Sprouts has opened, I make it a point to go here when I visit because it’s easy to get sick with the constant cold weather. I stock up on the Oscillococcinum, teas, and probiotics.
Also, having bulk food and snacks are great! It is a refreshing change to have the bulk snacks instead of buying them in the other stores. My husband loves the gummy bears here and I totally go for the dried okra. I mean, where can you get dried okra anywhere else… in bulk?! Not anywhere else that I know of!
The prices are not bad, as well! They’re pretty reasonable. And they do have sales! Hooray for Sprouts for being so unpretentious!
So with such positive reviews, why did I give it 3 stars?
Take off one star for parking. The parking is a big pain in the you-​know-​what. The parking is so bad, it’s comparable to finding parking in the City! Please arm yourself with plenty of patience when finding a parking spot. It can become so frustrating, that it can spoil your whole trip… and possibly your whole day.
Another star off for the produce. I am not so sure why, but the produce seems to wilt very quickly when brought home. I understand that produce is easily perishable, but if I’m going to pay so much money for produce, can I get some fresh ones which won’t wilt so easily? It may be coming straight from the farm, but it doesn’t seem fresh.
There are pros and cons here, but given the fact that there is nothing like Sprouts in this neck of the woods (and if I have the patience to find parking), I feel it’s worth coming to regularly.

I love the idea of having nearby farm fresh ingredients all in one location. Not only is it convenient for many people, but it also helps reduce carbon footprint which is a huge plus in my book!
From what I have noticed about this location is that the employees are very well organized. They all know what they are doing and because of that it makes everything run very well like fresh oiled gears.
Overall, I would really recommend giving this place a try if you have never tried shopping here before. It is if Trader Joes and Wholes Food got married and had a baby together, this would be their child. The perfect grocery shop that has fresh products for great low price.

A great grocery market for the Daly City area. I find myself coming here more frequently to do my weekly grocery shopping than other places such as Trader Joes, Mollies, or Whole Foods. The price point is a lot cheaper than the comparable grocery markets and depending which time of day, the place does not get as packed as the other markets. Granted, finding parking in this plaza is atrocious! However, the workers are super nice and helpful when I’m looking for particular items and Sprouts often have good deals throughout the week. Their bakery selection is TOO good. Anyone and everyone MUST pick up some Pistachio muffins!
Overall, this is a great place to stock up on some items with great selection of locally farm produce.

Come here all the time for later night grocery shopping after my shift at European wax center. So convenient for me, and their hours are great!
I’ve also ordered their inexpensive paninis plenty of time on my lunch break, they are really big and only $ 5.
Also parking on weekends is always horrible but if you come on weekdays so much easier to find parking.
Whether or not the store is busy the people that work here know what they are doing and make the store run so smoothly. I’ve never had to wait more the 3 minutes before It was my turn to be rung up!
Try this place out!

Pretty much like most reviews have said, Sprouts is a great cross in between the lines of Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods. It’s got a good selection of locally farmed produce and great selection of made-​in-​house goods. I think it’s a great grocery addition for Daly City. And it shows, because I keep hearing how busy this place gets everyday.
Unfortunately for me, when I visited here, I really didn’t see anything that I needed here that I could easily pick up at TJ’s or WF. I was actually hoping to find some Broccoli Rabe and totally scanned the produce section for it, but I didn’t even find a placeholder for it. That’s a bummer. Hopefully it was just out of stock that day and they needed to the shelf space. Though when I saw how miniscule the kale selection was, it really made me leave with a little bitterness since I left the store with nothing.
I’ll keep up hope for this place because if there’s one thing I do like to pick up here, it’s their whole wheat mini croissants from their bakery. They’re so good! Though I didn’t find what I was looking for with my first experience, I still believe that Sprouts is a great place to get your groceries.

Absolutely dangerous.
The second we walk in, we’re lured into the bakery section filled with breads, baked treats and AMAZING corn bread. We like to do our whole walk through and check to see if 1) they have corn bread, 2) if they have any of that messy bread, and 3) if they have any more focaccia. After that, we just scour and let our mouths water at all of the sugary treats that we refuse to eat because DIABETES.
We walk towards the cheeses, meats, pre-​portioned salads and stuff, then we walk by the deli, all the meats, look past the alcohol, meander through the produce, and make our way to the dairy section. Califa’s Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk is. my shit. Then we look at all the beautiful yogurts that are on sale, then we walk up and down ALL OF THE AISLES. Juices, crackers, chips, pasta, cereal, pretty much anything that is on sale that is worth getting… we get. and we get A LOT. It’s actually pretty embarrassing. and i guess what makes it hard is that you’re under this preconceived notion that everything in this store HAS to be healthy because it’s Sprouts.

It should really be no big surprise that a store which brands (or prides) itself in selling organic food is doing particularly well in the Bay Area.
Way back in my day, grocery shopping meant either going to one of the big supermarket chains or Costco, and the notion of going organic meant paying significantly more. Today, going organic (and obviously the more local the better) is not something trivial or posh, it is an absolute necessity. And places like Sprouts knows that. Moreover, this demand for high quality produce, dairy, meat, etc. has set into motion a shift in the way agriculture is being conducted so that local growers are no longer strictly bound to quantity instead of quality. It has also driven prices down to the point where purchasing organic has become reasonable for all.
The secret is out folks. You no longer have to settle for mass produced agribusiness products. There is an ever growing market for the conscientious consumer concerned about how food is grown and processed.
As I step off my soap box,
Sprouts is aight,
but I gotta be a fan since they strive to provide folks a healthier alternative.