Sprouts Farmers Market

I frequent Sprouts and appreciate the market experience there. The service is lacking and it is often difficult to get the attention of anyone if you need assistance. If I’m shopping and can’t find what I need I’ll go elsewhere over trying to get someone to help me here.

Today was my first visit to the Sprouts at Broadway & Pantano since moving to Tucson. I asked a Sprouts employee where I might find Gluten Free oatmeal and his answer was «I have no idea», as I stood there expecting him to find out for me he floundered about while I found it myself. To add to the lackluster customer service my checkout clerk scowled at me when I asked for double paper bags, you’d think I asked her to strangle a puppy. All in all I was disappointed in my shopping experience!

A great selection of healthy goods like fruits and veggies. Also deals every Wednesday are great and the Wednesday before stacks to the next: D
The people working there are friendly and the assortment of gluten free and vegan goods is really great. While I do have a Frys nearby, this Sprouts is my goto place.
And noted for those with EBT they do accept it.

The best for fresh fruits and vegetables plus if u r a tofu water or vegan they got a good selection and always have lots of specials like Bogo, those r my fav, thank u

I had to start a specific diet and this place has it all. The customer service was excellent. Will continue to be a customer for life!

First off, I love sprouts. It is the best grocery store in Tucson!
Like almost every body now a days, I am on a budget and buying organic/​healthy/​wonder food/​groceries is a luxury I figured I was going to have to live without, until I went to sprouts.
Fruits and vegetables are always on sale and the seem to keep for a lot longer then produce you can buy at Walmart, Fry’s any other local stores. The meet section is fantastic, something is always on sale, but their regular prices are great.
They carry a lot of great products for those who are more health conscious that can’t be found in stores like Walmart and Fry’s which is great because it makes it alot easier to shop at one store and get everything you need. They have a wide verity of chocolate and candies which I die for! Sprouts is my favorite/​only place I get my all time favorite dark chocolate ever, Ecuadorian Dark Chocolate.
Don’t let expensive health stores like WholeFoods deter you from Sprouts, it is fantastic and affordable.

I am quite surprised that this store doesn’t have a better rating. This is the Sprouts that I shop at weekly, I purchase all of our produce and they truly and consistently offer the best prices. I have never had a problem with them running out of a advertised deal. They have delicious baked goods and their chicken italian sausages are really good too. Their white chocolate macadamia nut cookies are to die for! Most of their employees are friendly and helpful. Love the bang for my buck that I get from shopping here!

I love Sprouts (West Coaster here), I love their prices, their selection, their produce (love locally grown), etc. However, I have noticed that at this location, the people working on the floor are SO pressed by management to stock, stock, STOCK, that they won’t even move so you can get what you need from the shelves. They will push by you and YOU have to move out of their way. I’m new here, so, maybe it is just a Tucson thing??? In any case, the customer service at this location is not the greatest. I have wandered around the store aimlessly on many occasion searching for a friendly stocker who could help me and it is rare. Oh, and my family has been into holistic medicine for a long time and those in the nutrition section don’t seem to know about much of the products they sale. Oh, and it is true, they run out of stock very quickly. I’ve been waiting for two weeks for their mild, organic chili and they are still out. Back to the Twilight Zone, when I do find someone who knows what they are doing, they are SO helpful. I always search them out when I return to shop but I never see them again. Maybe they leave because they don’t like how rude their co-​workers are? Perhaps it is an alien abduction? Maybe management doesn’t like friendly employees and they send them to Whole Foods? Maybe they ARE aliens. Who knows, but, I will continue to shop here. So, you haven’t lost a customer. BUT, you won’t hear me ranting and raving about the employees, either. A handful are incredible. However, as I said before, I never see them again… weird…

Very disappointed in how the produce quality has declined. I bought grapes that were completely moldy. I should have checked more thoroughly, I guess… I bought 2 oranges and cut into one orange (and granted, August isn’t the season for oranges) and it was brown and icky… the second orange wasn’t brown inside — and was better. I will still go there because they have a lot of things the main grocery stores don’t carry (nutritional yeast, dried veggie chips etc…), but will certainly be checking MUCH more carefully the produce I purchase.

2 ½ Stars. I love Sprouts, but this is my least favorite location in town.
The facility itself is an older one. I wouldn’t say it’s run down, but you can tell by the smell that it is an older building. They constantly run out of certain produce. I have been here on several occasions when they were out of staples such as green onions, radishes, pears, and broccoli. They also don’t carry the Coco Libre brand of coconut water like all of the other Sprouts that I have been to.
Their bulk selection for grains, nuts, trail mix, etc. is more limited than other locations as well. I probably would have given 2 stars, but their customer service bumps it up a little. They are nice and friendly here. :)

UGHHHHHH, why does this place not have five stars across the board?!
I love Sprouts for the following reasons:
Price: I come here for the NON GMO tofu that’s always on sale for .99. Also, their produce is always priced better than Frys. For example: at frys, I pay $ 1.50 PER avacodo. At Sprouts, I pay .88. Everything just seems more fresh here.
Staff: ALWAYS friendly and willing to help out.
Cleanliness: the store kind of smells like a farmers market, which I like. From what I have observed, it’s clean.
I’m sorry others have had bad experiences here. I’m just glad I’m not one of them!

Not the biggest Sprouts, but it is still Sprouts. I love this store, they have a great selection of gluten, dairy, and soy free items. The staff is absolutely amazing! Make sure to shop on Wednesdays, they give you the sale from the previous week and the current week.

I go to Sprouts every now and then as it is close by and convenient for getting an item or two. This review is only regarding the last visit in which the broccoli cheese soup I got tasted rancid. I should have returned it and gotten my $ 3.99 back, but I just threw it in the garbage. Other times I have gotten this same soup it’s been fine, so I know what it should taste like. The chicken dumpling and chicken tortilla soups have been great thus far.

sprouts is my goto store for meat. it doesnt make me sick!!! also their kombucha selection is great, prolly the only place in town to buy.

I really like this Sprouts. I go here for some special delights outside of the usual sales on fruits and veggies. They sell calamari steaks at the fish counter. It’s a great find. I also like that they sell goat/​sheep yogurt, chickpea salad, and other rare yummies.
They sell many items targeted towards people with specific needs such as those with gluten or lactose issues, vegans, and the organic oriented crowd. They also have a huge vitamin selection (which I think is pricey). The alcohol selection is unique and I have discovered a new favorite which is called Wild Blue Beer (If you like blueberry beer it’s grand!) There is always something new for me to discover and try.
Yes, the prices on some things are high, but where else are you going to find items such as Bison Burgers or Ice Cream that isn’t made from milk? I do miss Sunflower but I have not suffered any difference.
Most of the staff is really friendly and since I go here often they remember me. I have met only one employee, so far, who never smiles or is friendly. I call her «The Grouch» and whenever I see her at the checkout I know it’s best I don’t say anything or at least avoid her by going to a different checkout.
Over all, Spouts is great. I like shopping here and I am very thankful that there is a store that offers more to consumers who have specific diet needs.

I live close enough to this store to walk over a couple times a week. I like the produce for the most part. The fresh baked breads are alright, but with a very good bakery right next door, I rarely buy baked goods there. I must say the few times I have purchased hot dog or burger buns from the shelf, they were always very stale and sub-​standard. I have had very good luck at the meat counter and they are always cheerful and helpful. Also the deli is good, especially if you are in love with Boars Head products as most are here in Tucson. I would rather trek across town to the Sausage Meat Market and buy REAL hand made sausage.
I asked if they carried plain aspirin the other day and the response I received was a resounding noooo, as if I had something stinky on my shoe.

Since Sunflower got sucked up by Sprouts there have been subtle changes made… although much has remained the same. Overall, I think I like what Sunflower brought to my table a little better.
The beer and wine selection is still pretty good, but sale prices were better when it was Sunflower. This could also be due to Total Wine going in down the street and putting everyone else’s prices and selection to shame.
Produce prices, quality and selection are the one thing I believe to be an upgrade over Sunflower… although I cannot and will not forgive them for doing away with pre-​peeled garlic and shallots. Perhaps it’s in the name of quality but it still just makes me so sad.
Prices on pantry products like pasta and canned goods seem to have gone up while selection has gone down.
The bulk aisles of of nuts, grains, candy, spices and whatnot remains and gets a thumbs-​up from me.
Deli meats, cheeses, seafood, meats and different made-​in-​store sausages round out the holdovers from Sunflower.
The hybrid of SproutFlower seems like a merger between Jack In The Box and McDonalds. There are things you like about both, but one will always suffer in comparison to the other.

Formerly known as «Sunflower». This is the place to go for produce and a better beer and wine selection than your average grocery store. They also have breads and cheeses that are hard to come by at a Fry’s or Wal-​Mart. Buy the above things at Sprouts and anything in a can or box somewhere else (it can get pricey here)!

I really like this place, I find it to be a great alternative to the Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods of the world. They have a great selection of produce and their meat department makes my mouth water every time I show up. My wife and I usually come here to get fruits, veggies and bacon (when we can’t get to a farmer’s market to get grass fed bacon). Lately, we discovered their gigantic selection of vitamins and supplements, seriously, it’s about 4 – 5 aisles wide! The price overall here is pretty standard for the aforementioned stores, you will spend a little more if you go here instead of a Fry’s or Safeway, but the selection is just different and you will find things at Sprouts that you just get at a normal supermarket. So, overall, yeah I’m a fan of Sprouts and I will be coming back routinely, but it just doesn’t blow me away as much as some of the specialty stores that I’ve been to, so Sprouts is not as good as it gets.