Chicken dinner for $12.99!!!! That is ridiculous!!!! And the chicken was DRY as the desert…read more Never am I going back again.

Best market ever. We come here all the time and the employees are super sweet. They even added a…read morelittle coffee bar. Go to the deli. Everything there is good. The sub sandwiches are make to your order and WAY better than any other sandwich shop.

Hey Safeway can you please have a self check out machine or two that accepts CASH after 9pm? Not…read moreall are using debits for everything y'know. Geez us customers are piled up at the only cashier in alcohol area overwhelming them while the card only machines and the two workers there are both idly standing by. Heck, get one of them to operate the other cash register so we can all get home sooner. Also, how do you run out of shopping bags? 5 stars for the cashiers!! Update: came by 'round 10:30pm to more than one cashier! Heck yes, Safeway! Good stuff! TY!

The bakery for custom cakes could've done better. I ordered a heart shaped marble cake for my…read moredaughter's 21st birthday. Marble is suppose to look like a swirl mix of chocolate and vanilla mix, right?? That's what they presented as one of their choices but when I had cut the cake, it was chocolate bottom layered and top layer was vanilla‍...not happy. Plus, it tasted dry. I made the best of it and added alcohol pipettes as garnish....wah-la!! I wouldn't be ordering from them again.

Probably one of the few stores that aren't outrageous with pricing and don't make you buy bulk just…read moreto get a deal. No rewards program just for deal. They just offer everyday low prices, no gimmicks. I've been a fan since the doors first opened. So much of a deal, my son fainted at pricing

Im a long time customer of this store however lately this store is getting bad. People are allowed…read moreto bring in their non service dogs while shopping they even have a sign posted stating only service dogs allowed. There is more homeless people hanging around the store begging for money and no one from the store does anything about it. The beggars are getting aggressive saw one today following a customer to their car yelling at them like they were going to fight them.

In the early years of TJ's I have to admit I didn't care for their model and selection. Turns out…read moreit was more about me and my grocery habits. Let's just say I got introduced to a lot of amazing foods much later in life... Hummus anyone? Yeah, it was that kind of existence! Alas, I, now appreciate these more exotic and strangely wonderful foods and flavors Trader Joe's has to offer. One example would be my obsession with anything Ube lately and Joes has a nice selection of Ube flavored snacks. Also,their seasonal selections are off the hook with an honorable mention to the Fall Harvest themed items. Need some brie or aged cheddar for that charcuterie board? Done! Craving some quality chocolate ice cream? TJs rivals some of the best pure chocolate flavorin town. Produce prices are reasonable and as for the rest I haven't even scratched the surface of wine, flowers, and prepared foods.

I usually have a great experience shopping here--the staff is typically friendly, and cashiers are…read morequick to greet you and help bag your groceries. That's one of the reasons I keep coming back. However, my most recent visit was disappointing. The cashier didn't greet me at all and made no effort to bag my items. What stood out even more was that he watched me bag everything myself without offering any assistance. It felt unwelcoming and out of line with the usual level of service I expect here. I hope this was just a one-off experience, because this location is usually much better.

Pretty upscale market with a nice deli and bakery for this area. I'd say real close to Whole Foods…read morequality and the prices match. But this local indy store has been around in this town for over 55 years, so it is well deserved for them to be a local fave. I only got a sandwich for the road and a bakery item, so no significant grocery shopping. I was traveling back home and didn't have a cooler so I refrained. But next time if I have a cooler, their meat counter will get exercised. Got a Salami Sandwich ($11/4*) from their deli and it was pretty solid. Every sandwich is customized, so every customer fills out a card, checks off your preferences and hand it over to a deli clerk. Nothing out of the ordinary here, just your basic sandwich stuff, but with quality and fresh ingredients. I liked everything in my sandwich, was even to put alfalfa sprouts in it, as I haven't had that option in over a decade. I wished there would have been an option to add oil n vinegar to make it more 'Italian' tasting, so I had to settle on just mayo and mustard, which is more classic American tasting to me. Still a solid sandwich that I was able to eat in 2 intervals so a decent value in my book. Coffee Crunch Cake ($7/3.5*) Very impressive tall cake with a very moist crumb. A little too industrial tasting for me but better than other grocery cakes like Safeway, which taste like plastic to me, so many additives and stabilizers. Cake part had a light chocolate taste, but maybe it was supposed to be more coffee-like? I couldn't taste any coffee except for this super hard and sweet candy on top used for garnish. Indeed that candy offered a 'crunch' element but in a very cloying and awkward way. Sure it was nice and glossy and even resembled shiny coarse stone like obsidian. But to take a bite that big of hard candy to go along a delicate cake was just too extreme for me. I think if that candy were in smaller chunks, more like a crumb texture, it would disperse more sending coffee flavor more evenly and not risk breaking a tooth on that hard sweet candy. I had higher hopes for this. Gawked at their butchers counter and it was pretty darn impressive, Pretty high quality stuff but also insanely expensive. Steaks start at $20 per pound and easily rises double to triple from there. But they got some serious cut steaks here, like 2-3 inch thick cuts and they even have a couple versions of wagyu steaks. Nothing is prewrapped, everything has to go through a clerk. Produce section just meh and regular. Well kept but Safeway may have a more extensive produce section. Dry goods definitely Whole Foods level. They seem to have a guy out front bbqing meats like sausages and tri-tip, like 7 days a week, which is impressive. I got there around 11 am and the employee was just setting up. Otherwise I may have tried something. Cool store, that if this were in my town, I'd be a reg. Since I was just a passing traveler, just call me impressed.

Coming to Podesto's Market is a treat for me. I get to indulge in treats that very from cookies to…read moreslices of cake, pies, and even hand pies, which I believe the hand pies are made in house. It has taken me some time, but I think I'm able to tell what items are made here at the store compared to items prepared elsewhere and sold here. The items that they have brought in are very good quality and taste great, I just prefer to have items that are made in-house, it satisfies my taste buds. Today I purchased "Podesto's Own" cookies. These are cookies they make in house. Today the flavours I purchased was lemon, malted white chocolate and a peppermint shortbread cookie. The price is $19.99/pound for these cookies and I bought roughly 4 to 6 of each of those flavours I mentioned, so I spent $11.51 total, but like I said, I get to indulge when I come to this store and it's no surprise to me when I get to the register. Some times I even surprise myself because I over estimate the prices which makes me happy to feel like I saved a little Today I also purchased three different kinds of cheeses that I was able to find in very small sizes. Literally, I think I paid $1.76 for the smallest one and I paid $3.12 for the bigger one. These are name brands that are expensive. (For my price range anyways) However these are cheeses that I would like to know what they taste like but I don't want to buy the full amount because what if I don't like it, they're too expensive for me to buy and then have to throw away so I'm excited to try the cheeses that I bought today. The last thing that I bought today was a green onion dip mix that I can only find at this store. I used to be able to find it at another store that is close by but for some reason, they stopped selling the green onion flavour and only sell the French onion, which I haven't even tried. I just know that the green onion is amazing and it doesn't matter what brand I try nothing compares to this one so I come to Podesto's to get this dip because thankfully they have carried it for years. It was really busy today, especially in the bakery and deli area, however, the people working today in that area were very friendly and tried to get to everyone as soon as possible. Once I got to the cashier everything went smooth. The long lines were gone and I got out of there without spending more than $40 today which is great. Oh, I forgot about something. I came across a fruit preserve that I did not think would be available at any store because I've only been able to find this online but it tastes amazing and it's low in sugar, which is what I'm always looking for as well. (Let's pretend like I didn't buy all those cookies today please...) Anyways, it's Fior di frutta, wild blueberries. I'm very excited for this. Now I know where to purchase this. I hope you have a successful shopping trip as I have today at Podesto's. There's so much to stumble upon and excite your taste buds!

I visited this location while visiting a family member and WHOA. This place is even bigger and more…read moreexciting than I could have expected. I love to cook, so of course grocery shopping is fun to me. Their house generic goods usually cost a fraction of the price that competitors charge (including the other store that starts with a W!) Make sure to hit up the bulk bins. I bought about 2.5 weeks worth of groceries -- including cheese and some delightful chocolate wafers -- for under $65. I even found some brands and products that I can't easily find in my own area (Contra Costa County.) At checkout time, things move pretty smoothly and efficiently. My checker was friendly and super speedy. I was able to bag up my own groceries out of the way of the next shopper, which I think keeps the lines running quickly. I'll definitely be coming back again!

So today at around 2 pm, I went in and bought cream cheese, bread, Diet Coke mini's, Coke mini's,…read moreand fruit snacks. I get to the register and the worker RoseMarie was my cashier. A lady in front of me had an adorable baby so I complimented her on how beautiful her daughter and said that my biggest dream is being a wife and a mom. Rosemarie looked at me with disgust when I had said that. Then when I paid for my things, I had NO POCKETS so I had to pull the money from my bra and she got disgusted and said "I have to touch that. That's disgusting" and proceeded to put on hand sanitizer in front of me. May I add, I took an hour long shower before leaving my house to be met with horrible, rude, bitter woman. Winco HR please look into her customer service background because I'm pretty sure she has none. She is rude. I'm 24 years old and I have more respect than her. And lady, grow up. You made my day absolutely horrible in the worst way possible.

Stores in so nice & cleannn very welcoming ! Enjoyed my shopping ship overallll ! Best sproutsread more

I shopped there yesterday and purchased some bulk honeycomb. I tried a piece today and in fact it…read morewas a chocolate covered almond cluster. I'm allergic to nuts and spit it out immediately, thankfully it only made my mouth itch a little. I called the store and talked to the manager to explain that I'd found at least 7 almond clusters mixed in with the honeycomb I purchased. He asked if I was ok I said yes, and that I didn't want this to happen to anyone else. He said thank you. I was surprised he didn't offer to replace the almond clusters with honeycomb or anything. This could have made me really ill if I hadn't caught it so quick. And again it was the store manager I spoke with. I guess I'll no longer shop at Sprouts if that's their idea of good even mediocre customer service.

Bought a couple of things wanted to get brisket was a little too big but the price was decentread more

Always great prices and great service! The entire staff is friendly and helpful. Highly recommendedread more

Food, service amd ambiance was s small grocery store was good. They have lovely small assortment of…read morenon American soft drinks along with candy. Sauces, dry food and frozen to refrigerated foods. Frozen food consist of the meat serve as hot food. Propane grill outside. Cooked food consist of sandwiches, sticky rice, sausages, beef sticky, chicken sticks and more. More item during the weekends and on occasions. Looking foward to visit again when in Rome.

Really good Cambodian food to-go. Lots of snacks that I can't find anywhere else. Order ahead…read morebecause they can get pretty busy. I recommend the beef sticks and sausage. Yum!!!!

This place is Cambodian owned and has been in Stockton since I was 10 years old. It has all the…read morenecessary Southeast Asian needs. I love coming here because I know for sure they are stocked up with all the goods! Great customer service and very clean and neat. Products are always fresh and in stock! Highly recommended!

I visited Angkor Asian Market on Saturday, 3/16/24, in the afternoon…read more What I liked about this market was the huge variety of wonderful products, especially Asian-based items. The great selection of items included fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, canned products, bottled sauces (i.e. Sriracha, Hoisin), prepackaged products such as sushi rolls, spring rolls, fried rice, sandwiches, and more. The price point of items was decently affordable. The staff members were pleasant, quick, and helpful. The entire market was clean and nicely organized. I recommend visiting the Angkor Asian Market.