Smaller supermarket located on reservation road. It has basics and occasionally a good special…read more It also has to compete with Walmart and the new Trader Joe's. They appear to be short on staff at times. Today I called at 3:30 to meat dept and inquired about fresh crab. Verified when it came in and price. I' bought some there recently at a good price and it was fresh. When I got there at 5 PM I was told they didn't have crab today ... at all. Very disappointed in the earlier misinformation. Just glad the folks I invited over for crab Louie couldn't make it. Other thoughts... organic veggies supply limited - probably not enough demand. Self checkout is a pain when dealing with lookup for produce etc. Staff does their best.

I ordered some cupcakes and they were for a baby shower. I specifically said that I wanted them…read morewith white buttercream and pink sprinkles, and I came to pick up them up and they had no pink sprinkles and I ordered 2 dozen and they only had one with rainbow sprinkles . It's crazy this is my second time ordering from them. And it happen again

How have I not discovered this market sooner?!!…read more This Asian market is literally and perfectly named "Asian Market". Haha. I stopped by for a quick grab of some kimbop (Korean sushi that has things like pickled veggies), but somehow walked out with a bag of Asian chips, mochi, ice cream, drinks, candy, and SIX rolls of kimbop! Yes, SIX!!! I came for 4, but ended up buying extras because they cost only $2 each and were warm and freshly made. (The Asian in me can't resist a good deal!) The owner was the cashier, and he said they have been there for 40 years. What a great mom and pop store: huge variety, excellent prices, and they have fresh kimbop! There were so many people coming in and out while I was there. No exaggeration -- they all had kimbop in their hands!

10/10 experience, RUN.. don't walk Absolutely DELICIOUS,…read morewill be back tomorrow ..............

Wow! This place has a little bit of everything. I came mostly for their prepared Kim chi and found…read moreout that they carry other spicy trays of bean sprouts, tofu and rice cakes. The frozen rolled meats is a bonus of cooking Hot pot. The cashier was super friendly and pointed out all the cool stuff. I also got the Ube or maybe taro rice crackers. It's a small spot but it has a wealth of Asian goodness.

I really love this little store, and I do mean little, but she has a lot packed in there. Great…read moreselection of freezer meats and fish, even Unagi. I bought the tiniest baby bok choy I have ever seen. They're like the size of a large snail. I also bought some sprouted mung bean sprouts and I am looking forward to a stir-fry today with some pork belly. Mmmm mmmm! She has a wonderful selection of shaved shabu shabu; beef, pork and pork belly. I didn't pay attention too much because she was digging in the freezer for me to look for the Unagi. She is delightfully friendly, too. She is very proud of her Kimchi. I bought the marinated anchovie and cucumber kimchi. I will feast tonight!

Great place to get good deals. Hubby loves the vanilla macadamia nut coffee, and it is great that…read morethey have a coffee grinder. Though the last time we got coffee and went to grind it, someone put one of the large bags of ground coffee back into the grinder. OMG was that a trial to get all that out so we could grind ours. Always check the expiration dates, that is the only thing really. Some times they get some really odd items, that may be worth it to try. But you can't beat the deals. Be sure to bring your own bags.

This is low cost grocery store that has great prices on many items, especially produce. There are…read morenot that many name brand products as you would find in a larger grocery store, but the selection is still pretty decent. Grocery Outlet is an American discount closeout retailer consisting exclusively of supermarket locations that offer deeply discounted, overstocked, and closeout products from name-brand and private-label suppliers. The company has stores in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The majority of Grocery Outlet's stores are independently operated by locals. Each store has flexibility in its product offerings to serve local tastes and demand. I loved the prices on their avocados, tomatoes and mandarin oranges....

Just alot of variety, huge store. I buy low carb bread there in freezer section. The young men who…read moredo the carts outside can be a little rude though

I have mixed feelings about this store. Today, I went there with my senior parents at around 3 pm…read more I left them to shop as I looked at other things. I found that the staff were very helpful when I asked them to check on the price of a shirt that I found that was missing its price. I am always glad with the soda selection especially Walmart's own brand of Dr. Thunder that virtually tastes exactly like Dr. Pepper. It is always a great to buy their brand of soda and the flavor is so close to the popular brands that I barely can tell the difference. However, when I meant up to my parents, my mom was very upset and was anxious to leave. Apparently, there was uninvolved parents who were so into themselves that they did not care that their children were running around and making items fall on purpose. Those parents were not watching their children. Now, some people may think what do I expect?!? This is Walmart! This is where the "wild life" ill mannered customers blend in with the mature civilized customers. Yes, I am clearly saying that is what you may expect- people with their children who do not know how to supervise their children or act in public. But then, you would not see this in say Trader Joes. Perhaps the types of customers are kind of different. It seems that way. Although, some stores also appreciate customers who tell staff about unruly customers and would be willing to go on the intercom to tell parents to supervise their children and that any broken items they will be required to pay for. Or at least have a staff person confront the customer with their unruly children to tell them to supervise their children. I never see any Walmart that does this and clearly Walmart is not a playground. I am also aware that they deal with property loss as I keep up with the news. If one of those kids ran into one of my parents who are unsteady on their feet or one of those items they dropped, one of my parents would trip on and they fell down getting hurt, I would be very upset and I would not ignore it or look the other way. The law clearly states if a customer informs a clerk that there are unruly unsupervised children, and they do nothing about it, then an elderly customer gets hurt, not only are the parents held accountable but also the store. This is because the staff were warned and still did not intervene to prevent a tragedy. Of course, I am aware that it is to the store's advantage not to do anything and hope no tragedy happens and if it does the person won't take legal action. It is better then for the store to look the other way and being that it is Walmart, it is a huge corporation. A corporation I am all to familiar with as I read at least 3 books about this successful company that was started by a determined and extremely compulsive founder Sam Walton who started the mega company by modest means. But I also know that there is such a thing as making the shopping experience for everyone to be pleasant and welcoming. That means informing people to watch their children and not allow them to misbehave. Let me suggest a recording through the intercom that comes on upon every hour that would state, parents need to supervise their children at all times and are expected to pick up any items their children drop. If any item becomes broken, then the parents will be required to pay for it. Or at least perhaps staff should take customers concerns especially those who are seniors seriously. We all hope someday we will live into old age (although we may not be looking forward to it) but it is little things like respect that matter.

The owners are always welcoming and I liked the great selection of side dishes…read more Their Homemade dumplings are the best!! And their ready to eat sections are always fresh and delicious. Get them before they are all sold out!

We haven't been here since the started offering hot foods and prepared foods in the cooler. Its a…read moresmall store but their prices are very competitive with other Asian stores in the area. The owners are so nice and helpful. We ordered 3 kimbaps at 2.50 each are she went straight to the back to make them for us. I liked the addition of fresh cucumber in the kimbaps. I also had some warm veggies pancakes 7.99 for 4. They were packed with an assortment of veggies, so good! Served with some soy sauce and chop sticks. I'll be back just for these but I look for to trying all their banchan which looked so good. They keep adding new prepared foods and they sell out quickly. Today I tried the Spam musubi which is popular, I got the last one. and a bean sprout banchan. Both were good the bean sprouts were slightly spicy. This is our new favorite spot.

Gayle and were in town with 2 of our grandkids. These darling girls are finicky eaters, while…read moreliking and hating different things. For the most part, going to most any restaurant was a waste of time and money. A better choice was to let them shop and choose at Safeway and then bring it all back to the Hotel. Our choices weren't all that nutritious over all, but it did reduce the drama and later cries of "I'm Starving"! My most pleasant surprise here was that my old California land line number was still linked to the Safeway Loyalty program. Past that, the combination of an unfamiliar store, and so many choices made this Safeway trip a fairly lengthy one. And later back at the Hotel, all was well.

I ordered groceries to be delivered. I received what I ordered, but on one item got no substitute…read moreas I'd asked for. Kind of annoying but no hugie. However - I was left a full bag full of someone else's groceries. At first I left it on the porch, but eventually TRIED to contact Safeway and report it. The website makes it damn near impossible and the only contact you're given is AI. When they transfer you to a human, it's not in the US. Biiiig help. Yes, I know I'll get to keep the food, and I got *my* order, but what about the person who is missing an entire bag of multiple items? Safeway doesn't seem to care about their experience at all, or the experience of their regular customers. Yes, DoorDash delivers the groceries - but Safeway CHOOSES to use DD drivers. Be aware that if you order grocery delivery from here, there's no accountability from Safeway and no way to report it to DD, you're just SOOL. I might have to switch to Walmart delivery. Also, every.single.bag had broken/ripped/useless handles because the contents were too heavt for the bags. Everything had to be carried into the house from the bottom!

I love Trader Joe's! This store is located in Monterey, it has its own parking lot and is walking…read moredistance to many other shops and restaurants. The store is large, clean, bright and full of fresh delicious produce, fresh ready made salads, frozen foods, baked goods and so much more! I loved my salad and cinnamon rolls! The food here is always top of the line. Staff is friendly, they have reusable bags for sale. Definitely get your groceries here!

So the great thing about TJs is you have a pretty standard experience no matter where you are in…read morethe country. This one is no exception. The great thing is it's big (for a Trader Joe's) with plenty of room to move around. The parking lot is "big" as well. However it's shared with other places so it fills quickly. However I didn't have time finding parking the few times we went. It's close to some Inns as well as the transit center. It's well stocked and the staff are friendly.