Sprouts Farmers Market

I come to this Sprouts location multiple times a week on my lunch break for a quick grocery run or to grab a salad or sandwich. The deli sandwiches are awesome and only $ 4. I also like their chicken Caesar salads which they make with rotisserie chicken. Produce prices and quality cannot be beat. Good selection of organic produce if that is important to you. The employees are always extremely friendly and helpful. I also love the bulk bins, tons of variety a of trail mix, nuts, grains etc. Overall amazing grocery store and so much cheaper than Whole Foods.

Go to the deli for a sandwich!!! $ 5 for an absolutely amazing tasting and satisfying sandwich! Looks like they have fairly fresh sushi here as well and it’s 50% off on Wednesdays. This is not only a great grocery store it now that they have made to order sandwiches I’ll make this a regular thing for lunch.

Love this place. its close to me and has everything i need :)

I like to go to Sprouts to stock up on Kombucha. They have a nice selection and I can get my other groceries while I’m there for good prices. Their ready-​to-​go food section is decent with sandwiches, salads, and dinner type items (meatloaf, enchiladas, etc). Produce section is expansive but not that many organic choices.
The staff all around is not particularly friendly. They’re not rude, they’re just not friendly. I don’t need a cashier to be super chatty but when there is consistently no eye contact or words spoken other than, «Is plastic okay?» it gives the sense that they don’t like their job.
Not my go-​to grocery store but it’s close to where I live so, in a pinch, it works.

Usually I am a fan of the Sprouts chain in general but this particular store has got some of the worst cashiers ever. The ONLY reason I am giving two stars instead of one is that there is at least one friendly employee in the meat department and one in the produce department.
Today I went to buy four pounds of strawberries. They were on sale for 2 lbs for $ 5.00 which is a great deal. For some odd reason, the organic strawberries were stocked in the 2 for $ 5 section and the regular strawberries in the organic. I did not notice this as I had left my husband and sleeping child in the car and was rushing. I did notice them ringing up as $ 5.99 and kept trying to stop the cashier. Finally I had to raise my voice and tell her I didn’t want them. I explained that the strawberries are supposed to be 2 for $ 5. «Well, these are organic.» I told her I didn’t want the organic ones, I want the 2 for $ 5 and that these strawberries were in that section. «But these are organic.» She stood and stared at me with her insipid cow eyes and said nothing else…
«So… should I go get the other ones? Do you want to cancel my transaction? Um… what are we doing here? You have four people in line behind me.»
«How about I just type in the price and you pay and then go get the right ones?»
I wasn’t happy with that, how did I know they had four lbs of the regular ones I would find acceptable, but I could tell the people behind me were about to stampede. «Yeah, that will work, thanks.»
I pay, go to the strawberries and… they are all organic. What the heck? Was this done on purpose hoping people wouldn’t notice? I grabbed the produce guy, who is the redeeming nice one, and he was confused too. We then started to dig. Apparently, someone had stocked the top layers incorrectly. I managed to get my strawberries but the hassle was barely worth it. Having to stock produce for the store made me feel like I should be paid, and vapid cashier lady’s complete lack of empathy, in fact, her accusatory manner, has convinced me that my avoidance of Whole Paycheck may have been a bit presumptuous.

Suchhh a great spot for a quick grocery run. I usually travel to denver for work and am stuck with takeout /​going out every night for dinner. This week I decided to check out Sprouts and got a ton of great healthy snacks /​meals that I can keep in my fridge for the week! Prices are very reasonable, store is clean, and what’s there not to love about the 283 043 types of granola?!
I will be back!

Interesting store. We moved recently from the Bay Area where there aren’t sprouts. I initially thought it was an all organic store which isn’t true. That was disappointing. But there is some organic stuff — select fruits and veggies mainly. I really wish they carried more organic meats, because that’s one thing I just won’t compromise on for my family. I never feel like I can get everything I need here, but it’s ok for a few items. And people keep telling me how inexpensive it is. Really? How come the milk I buy for my daughter is over a $ 1 more here than at whole foods? I’m torn on this store. Not quite sure what to do with it.

Not my usual Sprouts location… But was in the area and need to get some groceries.
The lay out is pretty much the same, but they do have tables in the front to enjoy any of the prepared foods you might have bought.
Everything was all good, but for some reason the gal checking out our groceries must have been having a so-​so day. I asked her 3 times how she was doing and no response. She just had a really blank face the whole time. Weird right? At the end I even said «Have a nice day!». Oh well, we all have rough days. The guy bagging our stuff was cool though. :)
Anyways, I still think I’d come here if I’m in the area. Can’t beat the price for produce and other grocery essentials!

I am a huge fan of Sprouts since discovering them in Phoenix. One thing I really like is that have a great produce selection that I think rivals Trader Joes and whole Foods. Their produce is all fresh and the prices are very reasonable. The store itself is very clean and the staff always seems to have a smile on their face. I usually avoid lunch hour peak as lines do get long. I certainly prefer Sprouts and their locally sourced options of food.

I want to love this place because it’s a stones throw from work. And I must somewhat love you because I find myself here every week.
What I love: dehydrated veggies on sale. $ 6.99/lb love them? Oh yeah baby. $$ 11.99/lb love them? Pass.
What else I love: $ 4.99 sushi roll Wednesday’s. Oh yeah baby. $ 10 – 13 sushi rolls? Pass.
What else what else: $ 0.98/carton for blackberries. Oh yeah baby. $ 3.99/carton? Pass.
I realize this is all subjective depending on the time of year but who doesn’t love the deals?!
The sandwhich ladies are great. Pile those babies high to your liking all for around $ 5. Really, what’s not to like at this point. And you always have Kombucha priced lower than everyone else.
Could I use more organic choices? Sure. But there’s prolly some strategy behind why the options are so limited. But guess what sprouts, it doesn’t hold me back. In fact, I’ll probably be back tomorrow.

Great location but not very helpful staff. They run around and don’t really want to interact. Been here a couple times now and waited to review to see if it was a fluke but it wasn’t :(

I love sprouts. Especially beossible. cause of their $ 3 cheese basket. These are the little cubes and ends of cheese blocks. We bought edam, italian style fontina, and smoked gouda and it cost us only $ 4.30 for 3 small blocks. Yeah! for cheese. Prices seemed great for fresh foods. 5 lbs bag of potatoes were only 98 cents… where is that p

I heart Sprouts! All of my experiences at their stores have really been awesome.
Latest installment of my Sprouts love affair — stopped into this store to pick up a few groceries since I was in the neighborhood (bonus for ample parking compared to Colfax store). Of course I was able to find everything I wanted, but if I had any questions — there were plenty of people floating around restocking or asking if I needed help finding anything.
Upon checking out, I noticed that my pistachios were ringing $ 6/​lb. higher than they do at the Colfax store. I’m not normally one to grumble, but that’s kind of a big difference — so I asked. The cashier brought her manager over and explained that it was likely a manager’s special at the Colfax store (I didn’t think it was — would’ve been marked), but honored the price I said Colfax was charging! I was shocked! I mean, I was being honest — but nobody seems to take your word for things anymore, so it was a nice little vote of confidence in humanity.
Two thumbs up for their customer service here!

would give them 5 stars for the following:
1. great attitudes in employees
2. great prices
3. CLEAN
4. easy parking
5. tasty food
but I gotta dock them a point for the long check out lines that happen about 75% of the time… occasionally you can be #1 in line and check out super fast… this is pretty rare though

Standard Sprouts goodness can be found here. This location stays fairly busy, and that may be the reason for the frequent stock-​outs on certain products. They seem to do a good job of keeping sufficient check out lanes open. Prices, as you would expect at Sprouts, are rather good. If you are mostly buy produce, you can get out of here with several bags of groceries, for under $ 30 (your expensive tastes may skew this number upwards). Good service, good selection.

There’s a lot to like about this Sprouts– decent location, friendly staff, decent deli selection, love the olive bar, and you can fill your cart with fresh fruits and veggies without breaking the bank.
However, I have one thing that is making me reconsider my weekly trips here, it’s relatively small, but seems to be becoming the norm– their prepackaged salad greens are always almost expired and most of the time spoil within a day of bringing them home. This drives me crazy because when I shop on the 8^th of the month, I really don’t want to purchase something with an expiration of the 11^th; and when I am given no fresher choices, I certainly don’t expect spoiled greens on the 9^th of the month. This has happened more times than I can count. I stopped buying greens there for awhile, but the inconvenience of another trip to another store wore thin so I decided to try again. Nope, same thing.
I’m not sure what I’m going to do, because I really like the overall concept of Sprouts, but to spend money on rotten food is getting old. In the meantime, check the best by and expiration dates carefully!

Clean store, friendly staff, and a connecting door to the liquor store. Awesome.
I’m bummed they got rid of the Zum bar soap rack where you could cut your own soap. Now they don’t carry all of the scents they did before.

I like Sprouts for certain things. They have less expensive organic meats and typically inexpensive produce that would normally be exorbitant elsewhere. They also have a pretty decent bulk section.
The problem is, they are routinely out of items when I am there. Their employees are all really helpful though.
Warning: Do not come here on a Friday after work. They are out of almost everything and it is a total ZOO.

Simple, functional and essential. These are the three words that describe my experience at Sunflower/​Sprouts today. Everyone was absolutely helpful and conversational even having their duties during the transition to Sprouts. People made eye contact, smiled and acknowledged I was shopping and looking for stuff. Totally felt invited!
Simple/​functional — The layout is easy. Fruits and Vegetables are in the center of the store while dry goods are on one side and meats/​seafood on another. I swear the fruits were color coded!
Essential — Many essentials were here. I didn’t see any fancy fishes or meats like Whole Foods sells, which rarely fly off their shelves. This made shopping easy.
Everything was fresh and organic. I had two lists for two separate grocery stores but I found everything I needed in one place. I’m excited to see when the transition to Sprouts is completed. The store is in a great neighborhood and since it is so close, I shall come back week after week!

LOVE the Sunflower! I used to frequent Sunflower a lot when I lived in Phoenix and was soon sad to see that they didn’t have them on the east coast. I loved it so much that I would have my friends send me trail mix from their bulk bins whenever I had a craving.
Fast forward five years and here I am in Denver and was more than excited when I saw there are a few Sunflowers in the area. This one is within walking distance of my office so I can walk there on my lunch break or in the off chance there is no traffic, stop in before work since they open at 7A!
Wednesday is the day to go in since their weekly sales cross paths that day so you get the best of both worlds with savings! They have awesome prices on their produce and it seems like every other week there is a killer strawberry special. One of the things I looked forward to when going was hitting up their discount bakery goods rack where everything was priced $ 1 but apparently that’s no more. It was the highlight of my day since I could get bread, pizza crust and sweets for $ 1 a piece so Sunflower – please bring it back!
If you bring in your own bag, you get $.10 off your purchase, save money wherever you can!
The poor mans Whole Foods!