Sprouts Farmers Market

Really nice location. I come here about once a week. Sometimes they don’t always have a certain item that I need in stock. But usually i’m able to find everything else on my list just fine. They have great deals and switch them up. I like the 3 for $ 5 avocado deal. Everything is affordable.

I love this Sprouts. Everyone who works here is awesome and the store itself is awesome. Just about the only place i shop for food or household items. I shop here almost everyday.

I love Sprouts in general as a whole for so many reasons. Like their fresh produce, their organic selections, their ability to give me many healthy alternatives that aren’t riddled and laced with GMO’s and preservatives. Which I try my hardest to avoid the chemicals and GMO’s and it’s not easy to work the hours I do and still be able to shop at a healthy grocery store for all my needs beyond just food. The only reason I didn’t give this place 5 stars is because I have a favorite drink called Kombucha. The brand of Kombucha I like the most is GT’s enlightened. I went onto GT’s website and found out they sell a classic brand which they only sell at a few locations and this Sprouts is one of them. However, when I went there their store doesn’t have near the volume of selections that other locations have. Their entire Kombucha tea section was almost empty from many different brands and companies. When I asked the store workers where they keep their GT Kombucha Classic, none of them had no clue what I was talking about in regards to Kombucha tea as a whole. REALLY? You were in a health food grocery store all about Organic and GMO free products and you have no clue what the new popular crazed tea called Kombucha is sold by GT, Kevita, and other major companies. Even Safeway workers know what I’m talking about when I say Kombucha tea. They all pointed me to the same area and said they’re really low on supplies and said they were pending their orders. Not wanting to drive back out there I asked if they even sell it in the first place but still they had no clue what I meant. I’m not use to going to Sprouts and seeing such a small selection of products, plus seeing the shelves so empty, nor am I use to the staff being so uneducated about their store products. However I still gave it 4 stars because the staff was friendly which counts for a lot and the store was still clean. They just need to work on having products in stock.

place is clean, staff are freindly and love the prices of the fruits and veggies and the best part is just a walking distance from my place…

I’m a total noob when it comes to grocery shopping. I’m the kind of basic bro who still shops at a place like Fry’s or Safeway most of the time. This alternative… or dare I say «specialty» store is pretty fresh.
First of all, the produce is definitely top notch. I have a juicer collecting dust, and am inspired to make it work overtime on the vast veggie selection they’ve got. It’s all clean, well-​organized, and at very competitive prices.
The sandwich counter is something most of my friends rave about, and I totally see why. $ 4 gets you a very solid lunch, complete with your choice of toppings. Pile on bacon or whatever for a bit extra. I had the peppered turkey and cheddar, and enjoyed every bite. Bread was great, and none of the ingredients tasted cheap. I washed it down with a mint soda, one of many unique, eclectic drink selections available.
With the exception of the cured meats near the sandwich counter, this place clearly specializes in more of a hipster diet of prepared vegetarian/​vegan goods, gluten free carbs, and kombucha. I imagine your ideal trip to Sprouts should include a foray through the fresh veggies, some frozen organic meals for later, and a sandwich for now. It’s small, but it’s got the essentials.

Still to work on there customer service in the Sprouts Country Kitchen. They make great sandwiches but the service needs some work. No greeting customers. I go to other Sprouts and this one needs improvement

If your planning to buy fruits and vegetables this is the place to be, great prices quick check out and big variety of good stuff.

Whew what a selection of what I call healthy hippy food haha (not a bad thing). a Great place to get rare items if your maybe on a diet, or just support organic non commercialized company’s products.
They have multiple sample stations set up like a mini costco to try there new products and the employees seemed to care about there job. This was my second time ever in a sprouts and I would return for a 3^rd visit if im in need of some healthy food.
FYI: A little on the pricey side for food, but. So far all the items we baught were delicious

I come to this location once every two weeks. Great selection of organic vegetables which they rotate so people who buy mostly organic aren’t always stuck buying the same vegetables every week. The employees are usually nice and willing to go out of their way to help… only downside is sometimes it is difficult to find someone to help. Some of the cashiers are a bit quirky but they mean well. Some reviewers complained about long lines but I haven’t had a problem with that… however I typically go during the week. I enjoy shopping here.

Why does it seem as tho the cashier’s are bored by the fact that a customer wants to check out. You do not enjoy your job, find another!
Just awful! !!!

Good selection of fruits and vegetables at lower prices than most grocery chains. Lines can get long at busy times.
The cashier with the annoying loud voice is hard to miss – it just carries across the store. I avoid her with her patronizing manner, dear this and dear that to the older folks. She told me that the reason I was having trouble opening those plastic bags was that older folks have dry hands. Now I know I am older but do I want to hear this…

I used 2 frequent this loc8ion but not anymore! My mind was made up never 2 return after what I witnessed on my last visit here… The layout of the store as well as produce & selections was pretty good Most of the time tho they didn’t carry several items that I found @ other Sprouts (several Xs made requests but none of them ever made it 2 this store or their shelves).
Also, stay away from the Nosa brand yogurt as even tho the expir8ion d8 reflects it should b ok, something is amiss either handling~wise dur8ion of it’s trip or the marked d8es have been tampered w/​because nieces complained it tasted funny & got sick after having some. I tested it myself after they complained & nearly threw up/​spitting out the nastiness which can only b described as rotten mold. EWWW!!!
Steer clear of the Gluten~Free tortillas & the english muffins (which u can chip a tooth on). The tortillas can’t even b folded in ½ without breaking apart so they r useless & the english muffins were hard as a rock (even after a li’l nuke job) & not edible even w/​water as a chaser due 2 their dryness but had 2 b thrown out a day l8er as they were already growing fuzzy home~grown penicillin! Waste of $$ when u SPEND MORE 4 Gluten~Free & don’t even get 2 use said items!
Now 4 the clincher that turned me off completely from ever stepping foot here again. I was being checked out by 1 of the nicest cashiers I had yet 2 encounter @ that store & she had 2 call the manager up because they were running a $ 20 off gift card promotion w/​the purchase of $ 100 in groceries. I needed 2 as my total was a li’l over $ 200.
That manager guy was an idiot of Epic proportions in how he treated his employee! I stood there dumbfounded in disbelief @ the way he was ber8ing her in front of me & was made 2 feel he was being so put out of his way 2 come authorize the transaction. I kept thanking her 4 being so helpful & doing such a gr8 job hoping he would get a hint what an (_​i_​) he was being, but he knew he was being a deliber8 pr*ck & having visions of being incarcer8ed, I really had 2 hold myself back from putting him in his place! If he felt that comfortable degrading a Female new~hire of African American descent in front of customers no less ~ like he can do whatever he wants & they just have 2 take it if they need that job, I can only imagine the Monstrous bASS~TURD he’d b 2 them out of customers observ8ions GRRRrr!!! Filed a complaint 2 corpor8 but don’t know what/​if anything ever came of it… Besides ALL this, I wouldn’t come here after they got hacked w/​their zon card machines anyway!

Re: Plastic Bags
I just began shopping at Sprouts for about 3 months now. Sprouts is market as an organic, environmentally friendly, and community oriented store.
On my first visit I took notice of the availability and usage of plastic bags. There are plastic bags for the muffins, plastic bags for the meat products, plastic bags for produce, plastic bags for items in barrels, and then when you get to the cashier you can put those plastic bags in yet another plastic bag.
I also noticed that the majority of your customers don’t carry reusable bags.
On my second visit I forgot my reusable bag. Therefore, when I came to the cashier I asked her to please fit all the groceries in one plastic bag. She was proceeded (even after I assured her that it was fine to use one bag) to use more than one bag saying that she was trying to «care» for the merchandise by putting it in its own bag. I again assured her not to worry about it and had to firmly tell her to use only one plastic bag.
On April 18 of this year I returned to your store. I bought numerous vegetables and I didn’t use a plastic bag for each vegetable. When I got to the cashier the body language toward my naked vegetables was hesitance. I admit I bought beets and these do involve an above average amount of dirt.
The cashier grabbed the beets with her index finger and her thumb while raising her other fingers hence trying to avoid contact. Again, I asked the cashier to please put it all in one plastic bag. As she was placing the beets in the bag and other groceries she felt they were not arranged in a way that they could fit. I told her not worry about it that I could fit the remainder in my reusable bag. She kept on gesturing like she could not fit them in. Finally, I told her I would do it if she couldn’t. She pulls everything out and throws that plastic bag in the trash and gets another «new» plastic bag. And this is where I have had enough of your store’s wastefulness and hypocrisy!
If Sprout’s sincerely cared about the customer’s health and the environment there would not be plastic bags in the store at all. In addition, there be an excessive use of them. Sprout’s sells organic products which is directly consumed by the customer and therefore directly benefits the customers’ health. Sprouts uses plastics bags to «care» for merchandise and therefore customers feel a sincere effort was made to «care» for them as well. However, using plastics bags is a temporary benefit with long term environmental consequences and that is not caring for anyone. This conveniently selfish use of plastic bags will harm the environment. Therefore, effecting your customers and generations of community members to come. Sprouts website says «Our community. Our responsibility». Clearly, your company needs some more work before that is entirely true.
Ironically, your store offers recycling of plastics bags. However, your store is a primary source of those bags! I have seen your cashiers double bag many items.
Alternatives such as paper bags and reusable bags can fulfill the same purpose.
These observations absolutely contradict your store’s claims of being communal, organic, and environmentally friendly. It also shows me that your store and customers are merely interested in an «appearance» and «trend» of being healthy and environmentally conscious.
Please make a sincere effort to reevaluate Sprouts overall habits. Ensure that Sprouts sincerely upholds the appearance Sprouts sells. I am sure your customers can adjust and survive just fine without plastic bags.
Regards,
C.Amezquita

As any sprouts this palce is clean. I love the way they give you samples to try. Coffee samples are good.:)

I’m more of a shop-wherever-it’s-convenient-at-the-moment food shopper than organic oriented, but am aiming to aim a little higher and healthier in my grocery shopping, so after passing this store just off 51^st Ave at Peoria so many times, I finally made it in this Saturday morning. The store, located in a past-​its-​prime shopping plaza on the NW corner of 51^st & Peoria is sandwiched between a Dollar General, a barber, and a lot of empty smaller storefronts. I think less than a dozen other businesses, including a nice, newer looking automotive repair garage, a title loan company, and a massage business occupy the rest of the plaza.
A landscape and maintenance company is touching up the parking lot this morning. The lot is clean; Parking is plentiful. Inside, at 7:30 AM on a Saturday morning, a handful of customers are scattered about the store and staff is still busy prepping for the day ahead, working behind the deli counter, putting fresh produce on the shelves, advising a customer in the vitamins and supplements area, etc. Fresh muffins catch my eye as I enter, and a blueberry one leaps into my hand basket and wryly asks where we are going.
Fresh, bright-​colored vegetables abound in picture-​perfect (not done justice by the washed-​out look of my interior photos) displays. Ahead I see the sign at the deli counter advertising the $ 2.99 sandwich. I’m hungry and it’s looking good but there’s Unilocaling to do and I’m unsuccessfully trying to unobtrusively take photos in the big, quiet, open store. The manager finally comes over and with some caution asks why I’m taking pictures. He points out a «No Photography» sign at the door which I hadn’t seen, but after an explanation of Unilocal and demonstration of the mobile app that included display of the positive reviews (and photos already taken within his store), we had a great conversation and he says as long as it’s not for commercial purposes, to feel free, and so I did, right down to the men’s room, which was decently or better clean, included a baby-​changing station, and was stocked with the usual amenities of TP, paper towels and hand soap.
Hunger and that $ 2.99 deli sandwich eventually called to me and the young woman behind the counter assured me that 7:30 AM was not too early. Being easily suggestible I went with the special of the day, turkey, on my choice of bread, with my choice of cheese and condiment, lettuce, tomato, and sprouts (if they weren’t out — see photos!). It was a big, delicious, and truly «hearty» sandwich, and $ 2.99. A great pick-​up for a work-​day lunch, but on this day: Turkey. It’s what was for breakfast. And it was delicious.
Beautiful produce, organic meats, a variety of cheeses, ground coffee, teas, dairy and non-​dairy beverages, green cleaning supplies, bulk grains, nuts, trail mix, breads, snacks, pet foods, vitamins & supplements, and more. Friendly manager, courteous staff, and a great sandwich! Had there been smell of fresh baked bread, or muffins (or something), and coffee on entry, would have been a heavenly addition.

For over a month, No black pepper at the spice rack. Spoke to staff, Left the container open. Still empty. Come on get it together! How can you be out of black pepper For six weeks?

Cheaper than Whole Foods but great selection of whole food products. Lots of bulk and raw, healthier options and they don’t seem to carry junk.
I always wind up here when travelling because I inventively forgot something. I wish Sprout was also in Michigan. I love this place.

This Sprouts isn’t as nice as the one by my house but it’s still okay. Great selection of produce and affordable prices.

Whenever we want some fresh fruit and vegetables and at a decent price Sprouts Farmers Market is where we go. Prices can be a little higher but they do have specials from time to time but you can always count on the freshness of the produce.
Vegetables and Fruits are at their yummiest when they are fresh !

Having just moved to AZ, Sprouts is a new thing for me. I’m grateful there is a location in my neighborhood, because I like having access to fresh natural foods. However, I prefer Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s– way better selection, way better prices ($ 6 for peanut butter Sprouts? Come on). I find that Sprouts is good for produce and maybe bulk items like grains and legumes but not really basic commodities. Also, some of their house-​made packaged foods have additional additives, so read the labels if you care.
When it comes to this particular location there are pros and cons. The pros would be that it is conveniently located for me, it’s never crowded and the staff is usually friendly. The cons would be that the produce section is not as nice as other locations– like the Bell Road store for example, and often things are not priced. Also, once I called to ask a question and they just kept picking up the phone and hanging up. That was annoying.
Anyhow, overall it’s okay and convenient.