Grocery Outlet

Super duper !
Greeted genuinely upon entering. We met Heidi, what a credit to the customer service standard I’ve come to expect at Grocery Outlet.
Store was clean and organized. Shelves were well faced. I had my parents with me and they were ever so happy with inventory and all personnel.

Grocery Outlet: cheap because you never know what you’re going to find.
Of particular acknowledgment, this location’s beer selection is fantastic with craft brews from across the state and beyond as well as the ‘big’ brands.
Price-​wise, most everything here is cheaper than where it came from with the former prices marked on their tags.
The staff here is also very friendly, and there’s free coffee by the entrance (though I won’t cr ouch for its age).

This review is mostly for their beer selection. After striking out at 2 other places, I tried this place as a last resort. I was looking for the best beer ever, dogfish head 90 minute ipa. Ive driven past this place several times and not once had I ever considered going in. However using it as my last ditch effort, I went in. Wouldn’t you know it, they had it. I was super pumped to find it there!!! The rest of the store seems very unrefined. What I mean is most of the stuff is still in the boxes it was shipped in and that box was just opened, nothing wrong with that, but that is how it is. I only gave it 3 stars because I didn’t really do any real shopping

I’m almost tempted to give it a bad review so I can have the place all to myself! But I love Grocery Outlet so much, that I want everyone to know!
Not a trip to grocery outlet goes by that I don’t save at least as much as I have spent, and for name brand, quality items!
What I love about Grocery Outlet is that it’s the perfect place to go if you’re curious about healthy eating (quinoa chips, chia seeds, gluten free baking etc. but you don’t get the high prices and snobbery of the expensive markets.
However, for you less health conscious individuals, they have a very solid selection of the kinds of food an entire family would like.
The one down side is that the products change fairly regularly so if you see something you can’t live without, get it then, because you may not see it in stock for awhile. But that’s gives you opportunity to try new items that they sell, which are often just as good.
And don’t get me started on the price of alcohol here. You can get a bottle of wine for $ 1.99. Yes, you read that correctly. They also have a nice selection of beer and ciders for similar prices.
It’s actually kind of ridiculous how low the prices are here. You should probably drop everything you are doing and go there right now.

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It’s well known within my circle of family and friends that I’m a bit of a grocery store snob. I don’t even apologize for it anymore. So, it’s without saying that it took quite a bit of convincing from a friend who is a total Grocery Outlet fanatic, that I give it a whirl. Well, I did, and I have to say I’m quite impressed with the prices. My loooooong receipt told me I saved $ 93 shopping there. What’s not to love about that?
I am also pretty pleased with the wine selection (very random choices), produce (lots of organically grown offerings), and the gluten free section. They also carry local dairy (Smith Bros.) and eggs… Awesome!
The layout of the store does not make a whole lot of sense and I ended up just aimlessly wandering around putting random items in my cart (nice strategy on their part).
Overall I would have to say that you cannot beat the prices here or the friendliness of the staff. I may have to start shopping here a little more often!

I’ve shopped here a handful of times, and there is always a bargain to be found. It’s smaller than a regular sized grocery store and the selection is somewhat limited, but there are plenty of gems to find. It reminds me of the old Be-​Lo grocery stores on the east coast. There is a nice variety of frozen food as well as dry goods, and they have meat, produce, and various household items. The prices tend to be lower than most of the area competitors, and sometimes you can get a steal of a deal.
There isn’t a lot of shelving like a regular grocery store, so some of the items are still in their shipping boxes. It kind of gives you that feel of shopping at a warehouse store like Sam’s Club or Costco. There is a small checkout area and usually only one or two lanes open, but they are good about calling for backup if the line starts to build up. They don’t have self-​checkout, but I don’t think it gets too busy to where they would really need it.
I don’t think they accept manufacturer’s coupons, but the savings make it worthwhile. This is one of the few grocery stores that actually gives a military discount, so purchases over $ 35 will save $ 3. A small gesture that makes a big impression. The staff is very courteous and pleasant, and they always tell you how much you saved on your shopping trip. They even have complimentary coffee for their customers.