I've done a few reviews on this particular location. But wow I have to say again that if it wasn't…read morefor the produce I wouldn't ever visit this location. Because they have the absolute worst people. Talk about RUDE. I mean dam you people don't seem to realize the customers are why you have a job. This morning I had the displeasure of a young gal named Kaylee I believe was her name bagging my groceries. Man talk an about a hateful young person. Nothing pleasant or not even a thank you or hi how's your morning. The checker wasn't much better. Her name was Amanda. Zero personality. The Save Mart management team really needs to get it together and talk to their employees. There are plenty of people that would love to have your job. So maybe the management needs to remind them how fortunate they are to be employed.

Mini escape and starting here!…read more Good music playing. Safe, clean and practiced. Some workers are masked. Organized and easy to find what you need. Picked up tomatoes, cucumbers, hummus, red pepper salad topper, Diet A&W, Red peppers, grape Crystal Light flavoring, pepper jack cheese, toilet paper, Pinot Noir, NY steaks, shrimps, etc. Workers were really nice and happy to help. Waited in line. It was long. Busy, but moved quickly. Good service and store! Recommended!

I made a grocery order today and the girl who loaded my car was so sweet. She was kind of, helpful…read moreand had a wonderful personality. You did good hiring that one . Give her a raise . I usually have great experiences with my orders . Tony is awesome . So helpful and kind . You have a good team who fill the orders .

I have no time to write everything that is so horrible about the store but right now what just…read morehappened to me is mind-boggling. I am handicapped; I have neuropathy pain in my feet and the severity comes and goes. I can hardly walk today I'm in so much pain. I pulled up in front of the sliding metal doors to the nursery to ask the guy sitting right at the door if they had Clematis vines. I was parked 6' away from him with my hazard lights blinking. I smiled and said hi and I asked him through my car window if they had Clematis vines. He was cold and unfriendly and works in the garden department but he didn't know what Clematis was and instead of opening his phone and looking it up, he said "what's that?" I explained and then he pulled out his phone and he asked me to spell it for him and I did, and then he showed me a picture and he said "is this it?" and I said "yes" Then he said "okay, it says we have one". I said "I need three, so all you have is one?" "No, (he said impatiently) no, it says we have 10." I said "okay, thank you, but you said you had one". Then I said "I need three, and I'm handicapped and there are no handicapped carts on this side of store. So will you please walk in and get three for me, and you put them in my car for me?" He said "No I can't. I can't leave my post here." I said "okay I understand, will you please call customer service and ask them if they can send someone to come and help me?" He said "No, I can't do that." I asked an older couple walking into that door if they would look to see where they are for me, and they couldn't find them. When they asked him where they were, he pointed to a stand with pack of seeds in it. They told him I wanted the plants. He said "well all we have seeds." OH MY GOD, ALL OF THAT FOR NOTHING!

I'm not sure what the store is. I've driven by it so many times but I don't know what it's about…read more Is it a grocery store because it doesn't say market or grocery anywhere in the title? I don't know what Aldi means. Does it have a meaning it's right next to a target so it can't be anything like a target store. I've driven by it for years and have no clue only because there's never been a reason for me to go to Aldi. If there was a reason, then I'd know what it is I think by the photographs and by peering in the window, it looks like it might be a grocery type store. I did peek in the window as I drove by. I looked inside. It said that you have to pay a quarter for a grocery cart but you'll get your quarterback when you turn in your cart. I wonder if they charge for bags I wonder if you can get your dime back if you return the bags when you're done I don't know.

This used to be my go-to for groceries but it's gone way downhill. This is the third time I've gone…read morewhen they have no carts available and only one cashier working with a ridiculously long line. I just walk out. Definitely needs to be managed better.

This store is dirty, every isle there is trash on the floor. The produce looked okay but it seems…read moreto be hot or miss. The cabbage looked so dirty. It was busy when I went. Ur it was a weekend so that may have been why. I don't see myself coming back here again

As a San Diego native and having familiarity with the Food 4 Less stores there it didn't take long…read morefor me to get familiar with Foods Co. Similar layouts and runs sales and business like every Kroger owned company. It has its ups and downs but it's a decent grocery store option especially compared to store like Save mart

Since Smart and Final moved to their new location, they became my go to grocery store to shop at…read more It is close to me and believe it or not they are more reasonable then SaveMart. My issue is with management. 50% of the time that I go there, shopping carts are no where to be found accept out in the parking lot, and when they are in the designated spot, the spot is usually dirty, ugly and it is sad and irritating that people don't take pride on what they do. Last week the Dairy shelf was out of their First Street 2% milk gallons. I was told that the staff or stockers sucked. PLEASE DO BETTER!

Yolanda at Smart & Final was wonderful to me tonight. I had a cart full of stuff, and I got up to…read morethe checkstand and started putting things down and then realized I had left my bags in my car. Because I'm 73 and my hands hurt, I have special bags that are easier to carry from my car into the house when I get home, so it was important for me to go get them. My car was in the first handicapped space right in front of the door and I knew it would only take me a second to dash out and get them; there was only one woman behind me so I told her and the checker what happened, had her go ahead and go in front of me, and I ran out for just a few seconds, and hit my bags. But when I came back, there were five people behind her. I was stressed and didn't know what to do because I didn't want to jump the line, but 1/2 of my groceries had gone though the conveyer belt. The checker "Yolanda" saw my distress and leaned over and said to me "it's OK, I've got you, I put your things aside right here next to me and I'll just bring them to you when you get up here". I was so relieved by her kindness I was nearly in tears. When I finally got to her she was even more sweet and patient. She rang me up, bagged my groceries for me, and actually walked around her counter and put my bags into my cart for me. She had noticed that I gave her many more bags than I would need, and when I saw her begin to bag them I'd asked her to please use more of the bags to keep them light because I had a hard time lifting them. So of course (considering the caring heart that I'd already seen she had) she even put them in the cart for me. Yolanda is the epitome of what customer service personnel should be like, but sadly that kind of friendly and helpful service is found less and less often. Smart & Final, my advice is that you should Immediately promote Jessica to training your staff. I've been a manager and have trained staff in varied areas of business, and I'd steal her from you in a second if I wasn't retired. That girl is management material and should at the very least be a training supervisor. She's one in a million.

Good: Friendly. Fair prices. Small enough to shop without needing a bus to traverse the store…read more Great specials. Bad: a few unfriendly employees. Quality of produce and meat not always tops. Limited in scope of goods. All in all, Cost Less Food Company is my choice of Hanford area grocers. I always go there first. You need to also.

When I come to town I hate coming here but sometimes I need a couple essentials that's over…read moreforgotten. It just smells so weird and the meat is not appealing. It just seems to go down hill every time.

Absolutely delicious. The blueberries are big and beautiful with the perfect amount of sweetness…read more The blueberry coffee cake is the best coffee cake I've ever had. It's like a mix of a blueberry muffin with a cheesecake like crust topp

I just bought some blueberries from them at the Vineyard farmers market and I have to say these…read morewere the best blueberries I have ever tasted!! I hope they come back to the Vineyard FM!!

i only go shopping here for snacks n personal care stuff since it's so close, so this not abt the…read morepharmacy. i used to shop for stuff at rite aid (rip) the stuff was cheaper there than cvs tbh . they have better program w extra bucks at cvs. the store is clean the cashiers r friendly it's packed sometimes. i give 4 stars since sometimes the selves r dusty but i understand the whole understaffed so its not that big of an issue for me but for others maybe another reason i give 4 stars is i would buy a 16oz cleanser at rite aid for 20 bucks (2 bucks more than walmart) so i wouldn't mind but at cvs a 12oz cost the same as an 16oz at walmart. (i js buy the cvs brand one n the cera ve one at walmart) ok that's it

After rite aid closed I had to go to CVS it feels like it's a mix between a dollar store and a meth…read morelab they just hand you the drugs they don't even check your ID and then the pharmacist doesn't come out to explain to you. What the side effects of the drugs might be drug dealers have better customer service.