UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. They are currently working on turning this little store around from the…read moreprevious (dated) produce store to a new source for all sorts of niche grocery products including my favorite dressings I buy at the farmers market. This will be a great addition to the neighborhood.

Bummer the new owners removed the hand-painted murals to cover the windows with AI slop…read more New market is less local, less produce, lots of stuff purchased at Grocery Outlet and resold here for twice the price, it seems. Also amazing is how prices change. Picked up a bottle of whit wine we were told was $12.99. He said he had a cold one in the fridge, grabbed it, and quickly tried to remove the $9.99 tag. Must have been disappointing for him when it scanned in at $10 even. Regardless, it is clean and convenient.

Shopping here for deals on groceries always goes well. Whenever I go, the store is always clean,…read moreand not too crowded. My cashier today, Carol, was very friendly, quick and gave off great energy. It's sometimes tricky to find certain items in the store based on how the aisles are arranged, but it's not too big of an issue.

Came with my kid late night to get necessities, I was in self-checkout and next when the cashier…read moretold me it was closed. We go to the line. We're 4th and the cashier looked new and painfully timid. She was scanning each item and instead of sliding it down to the bagging area was carefully setting each item. I get the idea behind it but it wasn't realistic. I asked another associate if they could call more checkers and he said no. I wish I could remember his name because he said no, I waited 15 minutes only for them to open two lines, Mr. No being one of the people who started checking. You're supposed to take the next person in line and the ppl behind me dispersed like flies. The courtesy is gone these days amongst people, but it was Safeway's job to take the next person in line & not have employees deceive like that. Ms. Timid called for a Service 1(all available checkers to come) a few minutes after I asked. It frustrating to be lied to your face and to wait only for the people behind me to hop in line for two minutes but get checked out before us.

Not a a lot of options and very tiny. The parking was very tight as well. I was in the area and…read moreending ip searching for a Korean market that would carry short ribs, this was not the place, I left empty handed and disappointed.

Family has been going here for years but I've been put off by my recent visits. Pricing has gone up…read moretoo much and a lot of items do not even have a price on it, so it's a total surprise when you're being rang up. $13.99 for kimbap is too much

Busy every day of the week. An empty store quickly fills. Never a moment without someone waiting…read morebehind you. Joe's have been consistently great over the years. It's fast and easy without having to go through a long aisle. Reasonably priced especially with inflation. Checkout lines never get out of hand. Know what you want/need beforehand and all should be fine. Found my visits to be strategically planned at times. Worth visiting when short on time.

I was disappointed with my recent purchase at Trader Joe's. One of the apples I bought was already…read morerotten, which I noticed after bringing it home. I also purchased one quart of goat milk, but my receipt shows that I was charged for two. I normally expect good quality and accurate checkout service from Trader Joe's, so I hope the store can address both issues. I've kept the receipt and photos for reference.

This is totally my spot. I stumbled on this place by accident after stopping off for gas at Costco…read moreon the way to San Jose from Sacramento. Was at the light and saw it was a produce and a fish market. I took the detour and went in and found a very rare fish that is my mom's favorite. It looks like carp but it's not the same species, it's called a buffalo fish. I call James whenever I'm going to be in town and he sets the fish aside for me and cuts it to my specifications. I've been coming in since spring 2025.

Good produce stand with good produce ready to go, but you may have to eat the berries within a day…read moreor two. There's a seafood section in the back where I pick up frozen octopus to make ceviche at home, and they have a good selection of nuts and snacks. I like that they don't have the same old same old.

This is a great option if you are looking for bulk goods especially if you don't have membership to…read moreCostco or Sam's Club. This is open to the public, anyone can go. Great variety of options to buy. Worth checking out if you never been to this store.

I'd never been here before and was recommended to come check it out for plates and utensils. So…read moreglad I did! I was able to get to-go containers and utensils for a very reasonable price. Will be back.

Combine a terrific fishmonger inside a local grocery store focused on a mix of fresh vegetables and…read morefruits, a targeted selection of ready to eat fresh as well as frozen items, and a good sampling of different pantry staples the emphasize many Asian ingredients, and that's what you'll find at Green Fish Seafood & Grocery! They are opening a little later hours now which is great given that it can hard to get there after work. Overall, we have been impressed with the knowledge of team members supporting their fresh seafood section, and they are transparent in their sourcing of fish and shellfish, along with providing suggestions on how best to prepare them. Seafood is not cheap so if you are going to invest, you want good quality, and that's what you'll find. Generally, their fruits and vegetables are high quality as well, and sometimes you just have to sort through them to find the best choices. We also love not having to travel to Concord or the Tri-Valley to grab certain Asian pantry items. Service is also friendly and efficient too, so hope people support this local market -- you won't be disappointed!

Green Fish Seafood & Grocery is a small Asian market near Rossmoor. I believe they are affiliated…read morewith a market with the same name in Oakland Chinatown. I came here for the first time on 06/22/2025 because I needed a few items to make sushi at home. Got here at around 5pm and it wasn't busy at all. The first thing that struck me was how well-organized it was. Fresh produce was on full display both inside and outside the business. Once inside, there was a fish counter on the left side that featured live seafood and sashimi grade fish. I got some bluefin tuna at $29.99 a pound. Quality was good and the price was comparable to other specialty markets. I also got some ripe avocados for $1.19 each, which was way cheaper than Safeway. Aside from fresh seafood and produce, they appeared to carry a good variety of Asian staples. However, I was unable to check out that area because a shopper lost her pearl earring and multiple workers were helping her to find it. :-P This is a good place to shop if you live in the area, especially if you don't want to drive to Concord or Dublin for Asian items. 4 stars.

Things are pricy but that's the world we live in now. The staff at lunardis are kind, helpful,…read morepersonable and are willing to help. The meat department is my favorite out of literally anywhere else. The options are vast and very high quality. The produce department is clean, kept well, and organized. I really love this grocery store.

About a week ago, I bought a porterhouse steak weighing over two pounds and spent a significant…read moreamount of money on it. I asked the butcher at the counter to select a high-quality piece for me from the four available. He held up a piece to show me, but because I was standing about three feet away, I couldn't verify its freshness. Trusting his expertise, I accepted it and he wrapped it up.When I opened the package at home, I immediately noticed a stale odor and saw several black spots on the meat. After cooking it for just five minutes, it had a mushy texture and a foul taste. I was incredibly disappointed and disgusted. While I live just a block away from a Safeway, I choose to drive three miles to Lunardi's and pay premium prices because I expect superior quality. This was the first time I experienced an issue after being a loyal customer for a long time.I returned to the store to discuss this with the meat manager, but his complete lack of reaction made it seem like selling sub-par meat is common practice there. Because of this indifferent response, I will no longer buy meat or shop at Lunardi's.

This Whole Foods is a little different from the other stores in the chain. They sell similar…read moregroceries, but have rows of chest-high refrigerated cabinets near the front of the store. They're filled with an array of fresh food and drink, you can grab and go if you're in a hurry. The shelves were brightly lit, easy to access, and there was a great selection.. It was really convenient, because I only wanted a soda, for my drive home. I spotted a brand on sale, so I bought two! I found an empty checkout lane, and was out the door in a flash. I never knew a trip to Whole Foods could happen so quickly. Color me impressed!

Good products, good food!…read more Questionable customer service ... It's really hit or miss here, sometimes people don't seem to have jobs. Ambience was questionable today there was a guy walking around hacking and blowing his nose, glad I got out when I did. I'll be back cause they have stuff I like, but hoping for a better day next time !

In addition to the hot food bar, I didn't know that 99 Ranch Market also served these lunchboxes,…read moreand they actually looked pretty decent. So I decided to give one a try today. I got the BBQ Pork with Vegetables over Rice. It was really nice. I thought the BBQ pork was tasty, and the rice was perfectly cooked. The vegetables were also a nice addition, and they even put in half of a tea egg. I also bought 1/2 a pound of extra BBQ Pork and 1 pound of Roast Pork. The Roast Pork wasn't as good as the BBQ Pork, though, because the skin that was supposed to be crunchy turned out to be pretty tough.

I've been coming here for quite a few years. I think They've changed ownership. The third time I'm…read moreguessing. The duck still tastes pretty good. The noodles are a little plain which I prefer, but I put soy sauce and sriracha on them. I'll keep coming as long as the duck is still hot and decent.