Grocery Outlet

I was so happy when they built one in my area and was even happier when I discovered that it was pretty cool place to shop.
For a small place, it holds a lot of goods and they’re pretty cheap too.
They also have an extensive wine/​alcohol section in the corner of the store –yah know, for those special occasions ;)

Worst customer service Dorthea is the rudest cashier. She refused to greet us because she fought with the customer before me. I will no longer shop at this location and will tell others to avoid it! Dorthea handed me the receipt with a head roll. Go else where if you want to receive great customer service!!!

The only thing I would warn shoppers about is checking the expiration date. I haven’t found any expired goods here, but some items are only good for another week or so. Other than that, they have a lot of my favorite organic soups, Indian foods, and packaged granolas for a fraction of the price you’d find elsewhere. I would definitely recommend that you shop here before going to savemart, etc!

Ummm yeah, a lot of sub-​par old stuff here which I questioned why there are no dates on some of the stuff. No way I am purchasing here.

My Go-​to place to get some cheese, salad and any thing on sale… which is everything! I love coming here just to check which ones are for sale. Of course one would have to be wary of the expiration date and the condition of the item.
Scored a bunch of stuff for halloween. My go to shop for salad greens, peppers, asparagus and my crispy peppers, onions and jalapenos… delish! I also rave their cheese selection… esp the havarti cheese with dill… heaven!
Their ice-​cream selection beats sale events from other retailers! Got me once a haagen daz green tea ice cream for 1.99 and I got hooked on that green stuff! Wished they still had more tho.
People are nicer here than the one in Calaveras. And since its conveniently next door to the dollar store, I can compare prices and just transfer if the other one has a better deal. SCORE!!!

Grocery outlet is good place for bargain shoppers. Like others mentioned, always look at the expiration date before purchasing an item. I once bought apple cider here without looking at the date, and it had already expired. When I poured it out, it looked like yellow moldy residue was swimming around my cup.
I like to come here for the amazing deals on high end shampoo that they have. I’ve seen Biolage, Tresemme, EO, and Sebastian here. It definitely beats buying these bottles for full price because most of the time, it can be as high as $ 30 for a bottle. They also have an organic and healthier section in the back that has granola, figs bars, coconut flour and sugar, and almond flour.
The employees here is really nice as well, and I can go in and grab some groceries quick without having to wait for a long time at the checkout line.

I like this location better than the Milpitas or any other location that I’ve been to. They have great salad kits and fruit and veggies. Sometimes you can find mama chia drinks or coconut water too. I love that they carry a variety of raw and organic products. Beats having to drive over to trader joes.
Only reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 is because sometimes the food or drinks are expired. So make sure you always check the expiration date while shopping.

This is my fave GO, good thing it’s the closest. Cashiers are always nice. It’s good if you know the general prices of items so you know if you are getting a good deal or not or if it is just meh. This is a great place to make your dollars stretch for real, especially if you have champagne taste but on a beer budget!
They did carry diapers at one point. I go down every aisle each time to see what bargains I can find. It is an enjoyable experience. The kids are usually behaved. Mini apple cider bottles were $ 0.50. I bought biscotti here and usually find coconut water at a good price. I like the organic section and get the kids’ snacks like applesauce and cookies like Annie’s Homegrown. Happy bargain shopping!

I like to call this place «Yuppie Food for Cheap». Every time I’m here, I score some good deals on groceries and browsing is like an adventure.
Some good deals I’ve gotten here include:
— Toblerone and Milka chocolate bars $ 1
— Cheerios $ 1
— Greek yogurt $ 0.50 (large tubs $ 1.50)
— Soymilk, almond milk, etc. $ 1.50
— Gigantic coffee creamer $ 1.50
— Ben & Jerry’s, Haagen-​Daas, and Starbucks ice cream $ 2
— Quality imported wines (like a New Zealand Riesland, Italian Pino Grigio, French merlot) $ 3-​$ 6
— Method hand soap $ 2
— Dishwasher tabs $ 2
— Large pot of orchids $ 8
The only downside (as several other Unilocalers have also mentioned), is that you need to check the expiration dates. Certain items, like soda, tends to be more expensive than at other stores though.

Shop here first for rock bottom prices. You can’t find everything you need, but the basics are covered. This is also my go-​to spot for wine for sure. Super low prices and great finds. Just be sure to look at expiration dates on products.

What I like about this place is that the choices change every week the prices are always competitive and overall this is a great place to shop. The only thing that worries me is the produce it could be a little fresher other than that this place is A OK

Two words to describe this place: cheap & clean. Sometimes, those two don’t always go together. This place has a lot of brand name items for cheap. It was great to find quality vegetables, canned foods & even clothing all at an affordable price. This place opened not too long ago & after discovering it, I realized why not come here for everyday goods? It just makes more sense if you’re trying to save some money.
My bf & I bought some vinegar, rotini pasta, bell peppers & tortillas all for under $ 10! None of them were past expiration & were still all good quality. I’m happy that there are places like this because it sure beats buying wholesale or buying the same thing for a higher price.

Check the expiration dates. Sometimes the price can be too good to be true but they have prices you can’t beat. If it’s a low price, better get on it because I remember in the past that I’ve waited and they sold out of that product. Parking is easy but they have the carts limited on how far to take them because of cart thieves. The store is well stocked and the service is ok. Since this is near my house, I come here often to check to see what’s new.

My Ratings:
Quantity: 4
Quality: 3
Price: 4
Location: 3
Parking: 4
Service: 4
Speed: 4
Overall: I’ll round my rating to a 4. The place is like all other Grocery Outlet but the location and store is not as neat and clean as the other stores. The service is still nice and friendly, parking is not a problem, selection of items is plenty and quality is good. Since this is pretty close to my place, I only come here to grab what I need.

I personally love coming this place, lots of cheap stuffs compared to retail stores like Target, Walmart, etc. they tend to be pricy sometimes depending on the food price anyways I buy their vegetables and it’s cheap! so I recommend this store if you want cheap vegetables, PS: not so many brands here… compare to Target across the street, I come here like every week or every 2 weeks to buy gouda cheeses, vegetables, etc. anything that’s cheap and useful
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Yes, it is true that you need to know your food prices. Some food prices cost more here than other places. You can get cheaper meat and produce at local Mexican/​Asian supermarkets.
Yes, yes. Watch for those expiration dates!
Each store is independently owned so the deals vary from store to store.
I always hit up this place because
1) They ALWAYS have some kind of coupon out there like $ 5 off $ 20.
2) You save a lot (no kidding) but you need to also be a smart shopper (know your prices, people).
Nesquik strawberry milk — $ 0.99 for 32 ounces! That is crazy cheap and it doesn’t expire for two more weeks.
Kraft MilkBite — $ 0.99! These cost $ 2.98 at Walmart and the ones I got (Mixed Berries) don’t expire until April 2013. Totally worth every cent.
Ore Ida Sweet potato fries — $ 0.99 for a 19 oz bag. That’s awesome and it’s even better that it doesn’t expire until the end of March 2013.
Oscar Meyer deli meats are always around $ 1 – 2 bucks when they are sold for $ 3 – 4 at target.
Good selection of organic stuff and cheese.
Great place for last minute meal ingredients.
They change around a lot so each week is different. You’ll never know what you’ll find here.
BE AWARE: The «manager’s specials» are always food that expired for a few days at least. Yes, they are crazy cheap but they’re expired, so buy at your own risk or don’t buy at all. Just letting you guys know.

You can actually end up with some great bargains… but you need to know your pricing of food, brands, and watch those expiration dates! If your not a grocery store shopper you can be fooled by the pricing, especially on the meats. If you have no other grocery storle around then shop here, otherwise hit up a real grocery store.

Spinach for $ 1.99, almonds milk for $ 1.99, Kraft fat-​free Swiss cheese for $ 1.99; you get the gist, right? This place offers a limited selection on your grocery needs for cheap. Beggars can’t be choosy so I did not complain about the selections however, I did not appreciate kids running amuck. Parents — please leash your children otherwise don’t give me a dirty look when I tell your kids to please step the hell out of my way.
I see breads (although not my 45 calorie per slice kind) so bread is out for me, basic vegetables and fruits, lunch meat, eggs, milk, snacks (chips, cookies, crackers), pizza dough, Spam, Spam bacon, corned beef, canned chicken chunks, pasta, pasta sauce (in jars), alcohol, and et cetera, et cetera. Oh yeah, they have Ciao Bella frozen delights!
Not bad but I think I’ll stick to my usual.

Really excited to see this place finally open! It’s not as large as the Monterey Road location, but glad that there’s one in this side of town now.
I came the night of their Grand Opening, and there was SO much people. Will try to come back when there’s less crowds and more room to peruse the aisles.
Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area =)

The cheese island is non-​existant here… hopefully they expand like the monterrey location! There is only a small variety of cheeses wedged between the deli meats and salsas.
Wine/​beer selection is lacking compared to other locations, but they carry some funky-​named, albeit tasty choices! Cleavage Creek cabernet 2008 for $ 3.99, Boner Beer 6-​pack for $ 2.99!!! Yes, these outrageous priecs are just as real as their ridiculous names (check my uploaded picture)
Guacamole Sabritos for $ 1.99, pub mix for $ 2.99, kettle cooked big bags for $ 2.49.
Good prices on olive oil, most seasonings, non-​stick pans, balsamic vinegar.
I even saw a 6-​pack of black men’s dress socks for $ 2.99