Grocery Outlet

Why grocery outlet is superb: Friendly employees. K-​Cups at cheap prices. Make-​up (even Physicians Formula), overnight skin creams and a variety of beauty care products at some of the lowest prices outside of a flea market. Vitamins, protein powder, etc (but check expiration dates!) at great savings. Mexican popsicles at check-​out. And a $ 4 basket-​shaped piniata that one can stuff with butterfingers both within and without? Yes Please!

As long as you’re not big on ambiance this Grocery Outlet will do just fine. Grocery Outlet stores are big on discounted goods, sometimes from well-​known brands and sometimes some really obscure ones. There is also a small amount of fresh foods available as well.
This particular store is a pretty dreary location. I remember it feeling small and dark, and laid out in a bit of a haphazard, non-​intuitive way. The windows don’t let a lot of light in.
I’ll come here in a pinch if I just need one or two cheap things and it’s on the way.

I liked this store as it had some good bargains. Bought tomato cages that I’ve seen elsewhere for $ 10 and got them here for $ 4. Got 3 pounds of bacon ends for $ 5. I have fun finding deals and liked coming here.

If you ever frequent more than one G. O you will notice a difference in the amount of goods. This one is smaller than the one on Stevenson.
Small, clean, and helpful staff. A lot of canned and boxed goods some veggies and meats. However, always check expriation dates also.
Realitivly good prices on cereals and drinks.

I FREAKING LOVE THIS STORE! It has the best prices, its in a good location and it has everything I need at the best prices. I will go here all the time over other grocery stores just because of the price. They don’t have everything, but its always worth a gamble for me. YAY GROCERY OUTLET!

You gotta teach your cashiers how to bag. Chips in the bottom and milk carton and cans on top? Seriously, julissa, even I know that’s wrong and I’ve never worked in a grocery. Good thing I didn’t buy a loaf of bread.

I find the grocer here at good price and they have lot of varieties.
Parking is okay
Customer service is good.
I like going there with friends.

You can find good deals on some items. This store is tiny compared to the Fremont location. The aisle ways are soooo narrow…
I spent $ 42 bucks here and I saved more than $ 30 if I bought these same items at Lucky or Safeway.
The bad– very limited selection

After coming here a couple years ago, I didn’t want to come back. Most of their food items are close to their due dates and there are limited selections to choose from. Fast forward to this past weekend… I had some time to kill while waiting for my laundry to dry so I decided to take a stroll inside. Looks like this place is now offering more products and they actually have brands that I recognize. Guess I’ll be coming here more often.

I’ve been coming to the Newark Grocery Outlet for many years now. I’ve seen it evolve and change in many different ways. It is located in the Old Town Center, here in Newark, CA.
Throughout the years, it has definitely changed A LOT. The signage has changed, the parking lot has been repaved, the interior of the store has been repainted, they changed the way the receipt looks to match with the other Grocery Outlet Stores, it use to look very old fashioned ink wise.
Now, the store inside has changed as well. It’s now semi modern, with the Grocery Outlet look most Grocery Outlets look like now a days. The prices here are pretty low because most of their items are items that didn’t sell well, or they have an excess amount. You’ll be sure to find many different bargains that suite your needs. Just be aware of the expiration dates on all the food items, because some of them are ready to expire in a few days or possibly even the next day. If you like looking for some cheap and possibly unique bargains, Newark Grocery Outlet is the place for you!
They do however need more and better shopping carts and hand baskets. They are also aware of this problem, and are currently trying to fix the problem. Hopefully, they’ll find a solution soon.
The owner’s of the Newark Grocery Outlet, Mike and Joannie Williams, are dual operators! They also own and operate the new bigger and better Fremont Grocery Outlet! Wohoo! They have 2 stores to share their love for Bargains in the Newark & Fremont Community!
Open Daily: 8 AM — 9 PM.
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Environment:
I decided to come here since it is close to my new home. The grocery outlet is a bit dark inside. Shopping carts are located outside the store. It can get pretty congested in there since the aisles are a tad narrow especially around the drinks and pastries areas.
Merchandise:
I did not expect much from this place. The vegetables and fruits seem to be fresh. Their food are limited since this store is not a big place. I like to purchase the Crystal Geyser water pack and a pastry from here. I double checked the expiration date before I get the item as well. I can’t afford to get sick either.
Parking:
There are plenty of parking since it is located in a small shopping plaza. You will need to bring your reusable bag for your groceries. If not, you can leave it in your cart and bring those items to your car.

Swung by here tonight to pickup 20 lemons for my 2^nd batch of lemon sorbet. They were 10 for a dollar, which I thought was really cheap considering the next cheapest I found was $ 0.25/ea (FoodMaxx). The tray of lemons were situated on a shelf above my height. I asked one of the store employees if they can help me lower it so I can pick/​choose the lemons. They helped out with no issues.
After I got my lemons, I walked around the store to browse what other items they carry. Surprisingly, they have a diverse selection of many items. Kinda reminds me of a 99 cent store but with items selling for over 99 cents.
The store was pretty clean, well lit, and items were organized. Employees are friendly and helpful. Most importantly, the checkout line was short and fast.
As a note, the lemons I picked up were a bit smaller than other grocery stores. It took all 20 lemons in order for me to juice 2 ½ cup of lemon juice. But for the price, I’ve no problem stopping by again in the near future when I’m ready to make another batch of lemon sorbet.

I came back to see what’s inside the store. In the meantime, they cleaned up and set up some display items outside. Kind of primitive inside, A small section of drugs, toys and cleaning products on the left side, cans in the center, and a produce department on the right, with a selection of sodas and alcohol products further to the right. I prefer to have a full service deli and bakery in a grocery store when I shop for groceries, which they don’t have, so the highest they can score is 2 stars, but the items they carry are some of the lowest I’ve seen, even less than Walmart.

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Yup, This place is like another Food Maxx but much smaller. Since this place is close to my office, I come here to get lettuce and meat for my dieting days, and junk food when I am feeling fabulous.
The deals are sometimes too good to be true, so take a look at the expiration date. Some of the meats are borderline expiration, so if its a little TOO cheap, take a step back.
There is one kind lady at the front door who greets you as you come in and out, and one other cashier that is usually working that is quite friendly as well.
Ouuu, sometimes if you spend more than $ 50 – 60, there’s a little wheel you can spin to get like a $ 4 off coupon. I’ve hit it 2x! On my last visit, it wasn’t there anymore tho :(
I’ll tell you guys a little secret. This is where I come to get my blinged out coffee cups and water containers lol.

Great place to go before the traditional grocery store. Great prices on a lot of items but will not have everything you are looking for.
I do the bulk of my shopping here then a quick trip to Lucky for meat and save a ton!

This place is the Ross of prepackaged food: The stock is all near its expiration date but you never know what you will find. If you do find something good (German Xmas gingerbread) it won’t be here the next time you show up. In that sense it is kind of like the ghetto Trader Joe’s.
On the bright side, their prices on staples (milk, butter, flour, etc.) are pretty good and they almost always have them in stock (unsalted butter seems to be a problem).
They do stock a pretty wide range of stuff including toiletries, canned goods, meats, and fresh vegetables. They are open until 9 most nights so having this place nearby saves me from paying tons of cash at 7 – 11 or driving over to Safeway.

Since we are getting a Grocery Outlet in Fremont, I thought I’d take a look at what I could expect.
Best description that comes to mind, Big Lots but more grocery (fresh, produce, frozen) items.
I saw brands that were unfamiliar, but I also saw many name brands.
I saw some very good prices on items and average prices as well.
Overall, cheaper than Safeway, Raley’s, etc., but about the same price as as Smart & Final and Walmart. The store is clean and well stocked.
I’ll check out the Fremont store when it opens.

Jan 1, 2011 and off to Grocery Outlet Newark:
Mom’s Best Quick Oats 38oz $ 2.49 x 2
Lotus Biscoff from Belgium 8pk for 79c, (at Biscoff store in SF Pier 39 $ 2.50)
Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms special edition — 2 for $ 1
Twix Java candy bars 2 for $ 1
100 Grand candy bars 2 for $ 1
LaLoo’s Cherries Tuilerie goat milk frozen yogurt $ 2.99 a pint (reg. $ 5.99) — didn’t buy but wanted it.
Agru Blood Orange Italian Soda 1.99 + .10 CRV
Merlot (Chile) $ 4.99
Microfiber Dish clothes 6 for $ 2.99
Y Vinedos Monfil wine $ 4.99
Total $ 25.30 Charged it.

Stopped in here today for cupcake wrappers and found the cooking supply section. I had just bought a cupcake pan for $ 16 at Kohl’s and I found the exact same pan for $ 4.99 at Grocery Outlet. I bought 2 and a pie pan for $ 2.99.
They also have tons of pyrex products. I’m definitely coming here next time I need a pot or pan!

Not my preferred place to shop, but it’s cool for what it is. I’m frugal, but skeptical about shopping here, especially of the food. I decided to visit based on a friend who mentioned the avocados were cheap and then cross referenced with the Unilocal reviews. The first time I stopped in I browsed but didn’t buy. On the second visit, I worked up enough courage to buy some items including food. I bought a carton of strawberries for $ 0.99 — not bad. The week prior, I bought the same amount of strawberries at Smart and Final for $ 2.50. Grocery Outlet’s berries weren’t as sweet, but I really can’t complain for the price.
I also bought 80 count cotton pads for $ 0.99. Good quality. I also bought Tom’s brand of soap. The soap was ok –the date on the package was a few years old. I wanted to try a new brand so I’d rather try it at less than full price. I probably won’t return here unless I was buying sunscreen since they seem to have other brands for less like alba.