Most of the items, including the necessities are affordable, a lot cheaper than common stores. They…read moredo have a lot of hot wheels for $2, but still worth it. They also have snacks aisles. The staff were very nice and chill, very happy to answer my questions. The place is very chill, it does have music playing in the background, but not too loud. They also open on Easter day, which is also nice about that. So definitely recommend it to come and visit or purchase some items through this store.

They have a wide variety of different products. Most items are $1.50-$2. Items with higher prices…read moreare marked. I was able to find items I needed and have been struggling to find. Super excited I found a new store to frequent!!!

I've known about Grocery Outlet for a long time but somehow never stepped inside. I guess I always…read morehad that stereotype in my head that if it's cheap, the quality probably isn't great. This past weekend, my husband and I were out for a walk and ended up on Goldenwest. We stopped by JONS Market just to grab a few things to make homemade salsa, tomatoes, canned tomato sauce, onion, jalapeño, and cilantro. After checking out, we noticed there was a Grocery Outlet in the same plaza , so we figured... why not finally take a look? And honestly? I owe Grocery Outlet an apology They carry plenty of well-known brands, and the prices are actually cheaper, not because things are about to expire either. For example, the same canned tomato sauce we bought at JONS was $1.99, but at Grocery Outlet it was only $0.79. Huge difference. I was also shocked (in the best way) to find four different Ning Chi chili sauces (Famous Taiwanese Chili sauce) , all for just $2.99 each, that went straight into the cart. They even had A-Sha dry noodles, a 12-pack for $4.83. For comparison, I once bought a 5-pack at H Mart on sale for $6.99 and thought that was a good deal Other finds: * Arizona green tea (my favorite) for $0.89 - the cheapest I usually see elsewhere is $0.99 * Eggs for $0.99 a dozen (H Mart sometimes has organic eggs at this price too, but only on sale) * Lipton black tea bag, 50-count for $1.99 * A surprisingly large alcohol section with lots of choices The store itself isn't huge, but they carry a little bit of everything: cookware, cleaning supplies, household items, OTC meds, snacks, drinks, alcohol, sauces, meat, cosmetics, shampoo, hair dye, skincare, you name it. I did compare meat prices briefly. Overall, Shun Fat Vietnamese, supermarket market still tends to be cheaper for meat, while H Mart is pricier but usually better quality (worth it when there's a good sale). Personally, I actually found Grocery Outlet easier and more fun to shop than Trader Joe's. With TJ's, a lot of items are store-brand, so you don't really know if it's a good deal unless you've tried it before or seen reviews online. At Grocery Outlet, since many items are name brands, you can instantly tell whether the price is good. They do carry some unfamiliar brands too and those are usually even cheaper. Overall, Grocery Outlet has a lot of character. If you enjoy bargain hunting and stretching your grocery budget, this place is kind of addictive. Walking through the aisles really felt like a treasure hunt. I'd personally describe it as "the Ross of grocery stores" . Grocery Outlet 15412 Goldenwest St, Westminster, CA 92683

This was my first time ever visiting this grocery store, though I used to come here back when it…read morewas Fresh & Easy during my college days. I only stopped in because we were already next door at Harbor Freight and I needed a few things for dinner, so I figured I'd give it a shot for convenience. Honestly, the best way I can describe it is very much 99¢ store vibes... but with grocery store prices. From the layout to the way the shelves were stocked and the overall feel of the store, that's the impression it gave me. Pricing felt pretty average to me. Im making a greek style salad as a side for dinner tonight so I grabbed three of their medium Mexican cucumbers for $1, and red onions were $1.49 per pound, which is pretty standard grocery pricing these days. The biggest downside, though, was checkout. Only one cash register was open, and the line was long enough that I almost put my items back and walked out to go to a different grocery store up the street. That alone made the experience feel a lot less convenient than I expected. It wasn't terrible, but it also didn't wow me. It worked for a quick stop, but I'm not sure it would become a regular grocery spot for me.

The Captain is the best, best store in the area I fill Very…read morecomfortable at this location like they want me to come To the store instead of go away!

Trader Joe's ...my go to place for flowers and snacks! Most of the time, TJ are such a great value!…read more Today's TJ run is all about Fall flowers. They're fresh, beautiful, and usually last quite a while with a little care. I love that you can pick up a gorgeous bouquet without spending a lot. Of course, the cashier is nice.

Best place to shop for fruits and veggies. Prices are very affordable. Parking on the weekend is…read morea little difficult to find. I have been here for years and have no issues with the customer service. They have all kind of nuts and seeds here and you can buy it by the pound.

This supermarket has affordable prices, good products, and was recently renovated. However, the…read morecustomer service has become extremely disappointing and needs attention from management. In the past, employees were helpful and assisted customers with bagging groceries. Recently, many employees leave customers to do everything themselves. During my last visit, after I paid, my groceries were still on the counter. The cashier moved on to the next customer without helping me bag my items, causing my groceries to mix with another customer's. When I asked for help, she responded, "That's not my responsibility." Instead of resolving the issue, she told me to go complain to the manager if I was unhappy. Another employee came over (I am not sure if she was a manager) but also did not help and spoke to me in a challenging manner. I hope the owner and management take this seriously and provide better training. Customers deserve respect and proper assistance. Good products and prices are important, but poor customer service can make customers choose not to return.

The food is always fresh and service is fast. They Usually…read moredo your produce last. They normally have multiple people helping you with your order

I love this little market. At first I was skeptical because I've been to a few mom-and-pop markets…read morewhere the food will go bad within the same week. However not here! The food lasted me the whole month and their prices are very reasonable. It also helps that most of it is prepackaged and priced so just don't have to go through the hassle of weighing it out with a toddler and newborn. They also allow you to get any amount of formula, no max like the grocery store does. So that means I can get everything I need in 1 trip rather than 2-3 trips to get all the formula. They also let you pay the remaining balance in cash/card which is helpful if you go over a bit. They also not only bag and put everything on a cart for you but they also push the cart out to your car and help you load. This is extremely helpful as I said I have two younglings to wrangle, which is usually a pain in the butt at normal grocery stores. Their parking lot isn't that big because they share with other businesses and a WIC office but it's better than no parking or having to pay for it. I really appreciate the workers too. They were so kind to me the first time and I was able to get as much as possible for my family. I live in Whittier but I make the drive down here because the fruit and vegetables are high quality. They also have large portions, I got huge pomegranate, dragon fruit and Asian pears that were massive and delicious compared to other grocers. I would recommend them to everyone!!!

Stopped in with family who live near this area, to get some groceries for an upcoming dinner. Super…read moreKing is a grocery store that caters to the hispanic community, so it has a lot of spices, meat cuts, produce, candy, and other goods that you won't usually find at your typical big chain grocery stores. Cactus, purslane, shishito peppers, fresh green garbanzo beans, and other uncommon produce were available. They surprisingly even have a caviar section in the refrigerated service counter next to the Mexican cheeses. My relatives also told me that Super King is owned by an Armenian family so that's why you can also find some middle eastern and central asian spices, sweets/snacks - like dubai chocolate, and teas among their items for sale. I really liked this grocery store, it was very clean, bright, well-organized, spacious, and had very reasonable prices. Plenty of parking is outside as they share a parking lot with other stores and dining venues in a sizable outdoor shopping plaza.

Stopped to check out Super King while I was in the plaza picking up some cookies. At first glance,…read moreit feels like a typical neighborhood grocery store, but a few sections really stood out. The produce department great selection and fresh-looking fruits, but more importantly carries Asian & Hispanic vegetables.I was also surprised by the extensive cheese selection and the authentic Mexican bakery, both of which offered far more variety than I expected. My favorite area was the bulk foods section, where you can scoop your own dried fruits, nuts, crackers, and other snacks. Simply bring your selections to the friendly staff member, who weighs and prices everything for you. Service is okay but will certainly come back to check out other snacks!

Rianna was incredibly helpful, patient, and friendly throughout my visit. I would gladly return to…read morethis store just because of the excellent customer service she provided. Frank was also very helpful, and both employees truly went above and beyond to make sure I had everything I needed. This store has a great selection, and the two times I've visited, it's been clean and organized. The only downside is that it's located in an area where there are often people hanging around outside. That said, everyone has always minded their own business, and it hasn't affected my shopping experience. Overall, I'd only recommend this store, because of their customer service and deals.

Was in need for some fruits and was in the area so stopped by. Big parking lot and nice size…read moreinside. Clean and bright plus decent amount of fruits and others to choose from. Decent price too. Staff seem nice and friendly. Easy purchased for couple type of fruits.

I stopped by Whole Foods Market in Huntington Beach and had a really good experience. The store was…read morevery clean, organized, and had a nice atmosphere. The employees were friendly, helpful, and provided great customer service. One thing I really like is the variety of food choices. They have a good selection of both hot and cold prepared foods, so there are plenty of options whether you're looking for a full meal or just something quick to grab. And of course, you can't forget the desserts! They had a nice selection to choose from as well. Overall, a clean store, great people, good customer service, and plenty of food options. Definitely a good place to stop when you're looking for something quick and have no idea what you want to eat!

Went to kohl's to do an Amazon return because going to Whole Foods for that is a monumental waste…read moreof time. Only reason I went to whole pay check today was for the purpose of getting organic date syrup as a better nutrient rich, sugar alternative to my coffee and ended up picking up organic blood orange Italian soda on sale--without noticing there's 42 grams of sugar in every 12 ounce serving, more than a can of trusty coke. Oof! My bad, but it was pretty tasty nonetheless. I don't often go here but they have stuff normal stores don't. Call me crazy but I think for the price point and items they have in rotation here you'd expect things to be less--ghetto in some aspects. Let a lady behind me go ahead of me because she only had one item, so I made room at the front of the conveyor belt for her to put down her hot item. Meanwhile girl (Gina?) at the check out wasn't paying attention and pushes the button to move the conveyor belt forward, so I had to move my stuff back to make room. As the lady is putting her stuff down, the cashier pushes the button again for my stuff to run into hers. I said, "hold up, I'm letting the lady in front of me go first." The cashier says nothing. Then I realize the older lady I just let go in front of me didn't either. Are people in HB just devoid of manners? Y'all be acting like you were raised by wolves. Man. Just talking about this is ruining my peace. This is why I shop at grocery outlet and Costco, lol - SMH.