Sprouts Farmers Market

I DON’T CARE IF YOU ARE BIG, FAT AND HAPPY!
«Do not», I repeat «Do not» purchase that fresh (allegedly), chicken sausage in the meat department! It is atrocious, way to high in fat and sodium and very processed. When I am purchasing chicken sausage that is (allegedly), made on site each morning, I am expecting that sausage to be fresh, lean, low in sodium and minimally processed.
Gurrrl! This might as well be a Vienna sausage in the little blue can because it was of similar quality. Just don’t do it! If a fat person says no, you know you need to just walk away!
Let me just say, I have not shopped at Sprouts in several months because I had a problem with consistent quality in the produce department. Since I am eating differently lately and rely on a variety of fresh veggies, I decided to place them back into rotation.
I have always had a problem with the meat department because they do not have a nutritional menu and you cannot get important health information BEFORE you purchase their prepared items. I think that is ridiculous for any grocer but especially one that is supposed to offer healthier options. After consistently avoiding it, I broke down and decided to give the chicken sausage a try. I tried the sweet Italian and chicken basil options. Major fail, just don’t do it!
I am going to allow them a three star rating because they really delivered on the produce, organic and otherwise. It was varied and fresh.
However, I really need for them to make sure that all of their employees are able to identify produce. I think that is a reasonable expectation when you are working in a store that primarily sells produce. How does a 30-​something cashier not know a turnip when she sees one? Strange!

The cashiers here have no sense of urgency. Karina kept her line closed when the only one open got a little long. Then she opened up when there was one person left behind me.
Everyone just kind of walks around the store holding conversations with each other and not tending to the customers. The coming store is 20 times better. Don’t judge all sprouts market by this store.

Awesome place to visit and shop. Everything is fresh and ready for you to create a wonderful meal.

Sorry, it’s your deli department that needs better staffing and customer service training. And why does the check out line have to get six deep before someone notices? I’ve NEVER seen the manager. Why can’t the cashier call for help? That person is seeing the line getting longer. I don’t want to WAIT to give you my money. This store needs changes. Worst sprouts I’ve been in.

I really like this place. Not a lot of stores like this back in Miami and the people who work here are soooo helpful and nice.
Love me the olive bar and all their awesome milk selection including almond and coconut milk. So glad this is near our place and I don’t have to drive seven miles to the other sprouts.

I love this store! Great produce, poultry, meat, etc. at great prices, too – especially on Wednesdays when they have more things on sale. Oftentimes, the produce is fresher and cheaper than what I find at WalMart. I’m so glad to have a Sprouts nearby.

Awesome selection of organic veggies and grass-​fed beef. Wild Fish counter guy is dynamite. I’ll be back!

Sprouts Marinara Sauce, Peanut Butter and Organic Kelp Salsa are outstanding. Produce dept. can use some help. When I shop at a Farmer’s Market — my expectation is fresh produce — not rusted red leaf lettuce, over ripe avocados (that you need to eat immediately if you purchase them) and yellow-​dry brussel sprouts. Talked to the store manager yesterday who was very kind and said he spoke to the Produce Manager after I posted a comment on their website.

If you can survive the terrible Johns Creek drivers, then you might be rewarded.
This Sprouts isn’t really any better than the other locations, but that isn’t to say it’s sub-​par in any way, shape, or form. Quite the contrary… I’ve found everything I came for and am greeted multiple times with nice, smiling faces. It’s a mini-​Whole Foods without the snooty-​ness or hipster vibe that WF gives off (especially the Alpharetta location). Simple layout, with a variety of offerings in every department, and as someone else said, the sausages. Go check out the giant sausages at the meat counter, and you won’t be let down.
Decent prices, friendly staff, and good selections are what I am after. It’s the parking-​lot full of morons that may kill you before you ever set foot inside that is the only downside.

Eight people behind the counter but not one to wait on us to buy fish. When I mentioned this to the checkout person he said «Yeah, yesterday a woman came in to return shrimp that smelled like amonia». I guess the message is don’t buy fish from Sprouts.

I like how Sprouts is a meeting point between Publix and a wholefoods. The store carries most of the product that Whole foods carries yet offers them at a lower price. I haven’t tried any of their meat sections, but their fresh produces are good, miles cheaper compared to Whole foods.

I LOVEEE sprouts. Perfect store if you’re trying to eat healthy or shop organic for a cheaper price. It’s like a smaller, less expensive Whole Foods. If Sprouts got a juice bar I wouldn’t go anywhere else! I love that they have the sections where you can buy the amount of nuts, seeds, flour that you want by the pound. It’s very helpful when you literally need 3 tsps of almond meal for a recipe and you don’t want to spend $ 15 on a whole bag you can just pick the amount you want. Good selections of fruits and vegetables. I get excited every time I come here and I want to buy everything

I am still getting used to this Sprouts. Back in Dallas (Plano) I used to shop at the local Sprouts religiously and enjoyed their fresh produce and fair prices. At this location, I have found the produce to be not nearly as fresh.
I do like their meat department here though. Their Spicy Italian sausage is the best I have found outside NYC. It is nice like the kind you would get get from the summer block festivals. It is so good with lots of fresh herbs in it, and just the right amount of spice! I also enjoy their package polish sausage. The store is always clean, and the service is helpful.

Sprouts is my new favorite for produce and other healthy items. I also shop at Trader Joe’s, Aldis and Whole Foods. I find I can get most items I am looking for at Sprouts for often better prices and quality has been great. Last night I prepared fresh green beans and I was asked what I put on them that made them taste so great — pepper? No, it was just that they were fresh from Sprouts!
I have never had problems with customer service and I shop there at least once a week now. I have had great help twice in the supplement/​skin care area and the cashiers are always friendly. The only time I found long lines was when it first opened. I find at least 3 cashiers at the front every time I go. Produce workers are always friendly and ready to answer questions.
Great prices, friendly customer service, quality products — my produce lasts for many days and depending on what I purchased weeks! Keep in mind they likely do not spray toxic junk on your produce to make it last longer in the store like most grocery stores do. Try it once and you may be hooked, like me! Don’t forget your reusable bags for 5 cents off for each bag — better for the environment and saves you some change. Win, win!

The cashier that checked us out must have been the owners Mother or related to somebody ‘in position’. She was old and aggravated. She never spoke to us. We spoke to her and she did spoke but did so hesitantly. It was an awful experience.
We spent almost $ 100.00 and I regret leaving my money there in that store. I could’ve gone anywhere else but I chose this store. Never again. We work too hard to be treated badly. No thank you!

When they first opened it was good there. Now they are clearly not busy enough so the turn over rate is not enough to have fresh food. The veggies and fruit are all rotting or close to bad. The chicken is all frozen and thawed repeatedly you can tell by the amount of liquid in the packaging and the yellowing color. So bad.
Really disappointing.
Also a lot of the products are «all natural» what is all natural? A way to trick people into thinking they are organic. Not the case.
Guess I’ll drive the extra 10 mins back to wholefoods.

Sprouts is OK. Maybe if I had not been to H-​Mart down the road I would have been more impressed. Maybe if I had not been to the nearby Whole Foods I would rate it higher. Perhaps had I not been to the local true farmers markets I would be a fan. The truth is that there is nothing that really stands out about Sprouts. Even the Kroger across the street has stepped up its game, so almost all the same products are available, at a much cheaper price. Maybe I’m just spoiled.

Sprouts Farmers Market is alright for the Atlanta area. Started off from the west and migrated towards the east now (Arizona). They are slightly cheaper than Whole Foods & Trader Joes. However, you can find much cheaper prices on veggies & fruits (that do not spoil or go bad in a couple of days) at Super H Mart down the street. Their service in the beginning was superior, but that has gone downhill since September. Cashier lines are long with only 2 people on them most days. No customer service desk so you have to stand in those lines waiting for a cashier to handle a return, only finding out that the cashier has to call someone else up. That someone else is ringing up another customer while you stand there waiting. A really ridiculous concept and it looks like they are short handed in cashiers now.
Some of the managers are a bit rude as well. How are you going to have long lines and close one register to «decide» that you need to count it? Really frustrating to me when I have to stand there with one person cashiering.
Other than that, they sometimes have great sales worth checking out. Wednesday is the day to go because it’s double AD sales. So, whatever sales they had last week, you will have that plus the new ones for the next week. The one thing I really like about Sprouts is they provide local items that are produced in GA like beer, water, some veggies, and a lot of grocery items.
BUT Sprouts really need to step up their game if they want customer satisfaction. Because, honestly I rather drive the extra 10 minutes to whole foods or Trader Joes for better service