They have great deals for ON Nicotine Dip. I always come here instead of overpriced 711 across the…read morestreet. The staff are a lot nicer here too.

Love coming here and great selection of menu items. If check out their app you get sweet deals and…read morerandom assortment of free stuff.

I'm delighted to tell you that on Tuesday I bought a packet of "Oven Roasted Turkey Breast" for…read moresandwiches for midday lunch. The first bite I took just hit my tongue with such great pleasure. It Is delicious!!! On that occasion I had it with slices of avocado, but it's great on a slice of bread with a bit of mayo. This is nothing like ordinary sliced turkey--which is a pressed-together ball of turkey with some sort of "glue" that holds it together. What I'm enjoying falls apart, but it couldn't be better!

I picked up some bread, carrots, celery, and I wanted some dried organic bay leaf, but at $68 for a…read morejar, I was like," no thank you." The store was humming with customers and employees going about their business. Several of the employees reached out to say hello. The store was well stocked and organized. The lady at the cash register offered good hospitality and had a good sense of humor. This is a nice store and has a good size parking lot.

Super well kept store! Easy parking and picturesque panoramic views. Well stocked, clean, and air…read moreconditioned haha. Shout out Monique for the conversation! A great stop when shopping for groceries - and not too crowded on a weekend morning :)

Most the cashiers are very nice, helpful, and fast. But it seems like every time I come to shop now…read morethey are very busy and not enough cashiers. Last two times I asked why it was so busy and didn't have more cashiers and the girl said that she was sorry, one cashier called out sick and they're doing what they can with the staff they were given. Unacceptable that being down one person makes the store fall apart like that. Another issue, most times I come in late at night it is just one girl or two working, sometimes a guy but not often. This is not a good area, scary people around, and I never see security or anyone to make sure these girls are safe. I once had to step in to stop a creep from bothering the girl. Sometimes just two people on cashier and long lines and they say "we are so sorry, we are the only ones here" And one day, I heard an older blonde lady wearing a red vest so I think she was manager, I heard her yell at boy for using the restroom when she was calling him. She then said to other girl manager hispanic womna "he's so f*ing r**arded" they both laugh and laugh loudly sounded like mean villains from a movie! what the heck!! I'm old as a dirt and I still know better that to say something like that to my employee especially teen boy! They say curses loudly and berate their employees! Unprofessional Treat your employees better! They are suffering and seem exhausted and overwhelmed! How can you expect a store to run good when you can't even make sure there are more than 2 cashier!? I can't imagine what other things are falling through cracks because of lack of staff/manager care! Is the food even safe or things being properly clean? Do better smart and final! I'll post google too and even call corporate now. Only gave two stars because most of employees are great

Honest to God these people treat you like family! As soon as…read moreyou walk in they know your name. Tell me what convenience store knows your name when you walk in! The oops coffee is always fresh every single time I've walked into this place and the customer service I've never felt before at any other 7-Eleven more than I felt it here. It's got to be the management

I'm a 70 yea, v cr old disabled senior and I went to this 7/11 and bought 0ver $30 in snacks and…read moredrinks. The young girl behind the register put my stuff . In a bag. The second I walked out of the store, the bag ripped and all my stuff fell to the ground. I was able to pick up everything but one drink that rolled under my car. When I went back in the store a young man had joined the young girl. I asked if one of them could get the drink for me. And they both said no. Can you believe that? I had to get another customer to help me. I will never shop at this 7/11 again

I had to recently change health insurance and CVS was one of the "In the Network" pharmacies, so I…read moredecided to go with them. This CVS is located inside the Target Store, and before coming down, I received a courtesy recording that my prescription was available for pick-up. The ladies at the counter and the Pharmacist were very helpful and made great suggestions as new customer. They opened right at 10 am and immediately started assisting customers. I do wish they would open up earlier than 10 am.

On March 21, 2026, I lost my order of subscriptions in this store. I want to sincerely thank…read moreDaniela. She came to the rescue and helped me find the bag. If it was up to me, Daniela deserves a raise!

Its an AM/PM.. what do you expect?? Lol The staff is cool…read moretho. Only thing I can I say is that there are some crazy ass people that lurk around there some times!

Great store open 24 hours and great gas prices. Lots of selections to chose from. They have…read moreeverything from snacks to beer to coffee to propane it's a 1 stop shop

With everything going on today, what with stuff like INFLATION, cost of living, gas prices going up…read moreand up and up some more, a nice yummy meal at such a low price that it almost feels wrong (these days at least) is extremely hard to come by. NOT AT THE GROCERY OUTLET THOUGH!!!! They currently have 10 oz. New York strip steaks on sale for 5.99 each. And let me tell you, they sure are tasty! Some of the best I've had lately tbh! Anyways, my point is, I bought two steaks, sides, salads, and beverages for my hunny and I for less than 20 dollars! That's a fraction of what we would have spent had we gone out to eat, and it takes not even a half hour to prepare it. Thank you Santee Grocery Outlet!!!! I will definitely be returning very soon!

I've been shopping at this Grocery Outlet for somewhere around ten years. I usually come here once,…read moreoften twice a month. My complaint isn't with the offerings and I'm pretty tolerant of the shabby customer service from the increasingly surly young women working there as cashiers. But tonight's experience was so obnoxious, I wanted to warn other customers and encourage them to shop at one of the many other Grocery Outlets in the area. I went up to the counter and greeted the young lady. (Silence) I had half a dozen items in my cart and a six-gallon pack of water. I asked her if she needed one of the bottles to scan. She looked the other direction and waved her hand at me like I was a fly buzzing around her head. She totaled everything up and I paid. As I started to walk away, she said "Wait! I didn't ring up the water. My bad." Okay, fine, you're treating me like crap, you've made an entirely avoidable mistake after I offered to help you, but hey, no problem. So she rings up the water and tells me the total - it was over $30!!! I said, "No, I don't think that's right." She pointed to the screen like I was an idiot. I said, "Wait, you're charging me $1.49 CRV per bottle?!? That should be something like ten cents per bottle, shouldn't it? Did the state recently raise the CRV? And Crystal Geyser is only $1.39 per bottle. How could six bottles of water cost thirty bucks?" She told me with absolute certainty (and more than a little impatience) that was the correct total adding "It costs that much everywhere!" So I said, "Okay, well, I'll just put it back because I can't afford five dollars a bottle for water." So I put it on another case of water where the display read, "Crystal Geyser, $1.39/gallon." I wished her a good night and she just scowled at me as she rang for a manager. I got as far as the shopping carts outside when I saw the manager approach. So I went back in and asked, in all sincerity, "Did the CRV really go up to $1.49 per plastic bottle? That's more than the water itself." At first the manager took the young lady's side and I said, "Okay, this is news to me" before she corrected herself to say the young woman rang me up for an entirely different case of 24 bottles and the CRV for THAT was $1.49 for the case. She then told me the Crystal Geyser was $1.39 before adding "Plus ten cents per bottle, so that's $1.49 out the door!" I replied, "Yeah, I know. You two have a nice evening!" No apology, no sign of regret for treating me - inexplicably - like I'm a moron and not an ounce of humility for such a glaringly stupid mistake! At what point did people give up all semblence of critical thinking skills that they would be supremely confident a bottle of water costs as much as a gallon of gas?!? At no point did this young lady even consider that a mistake had been made. She just glared at me like I was the problem. My hand to Christ, I don't want to complain! I don't! And as someone who has worked as a public servant for 40+ years, I'm very tolerant of service workers who are a little unfriendly because, hey, we all have bad days, right? But f*** me! You want to first treat me with indifference, then with annoyed arrogance and then you have the audacity to try to convince me water costs five bucks? I blame this sort of intellectual bankruptcy on Trump. We're becoming a nation where not only do the simplest of facts not matter, but critical thinking skills have been replaced with smug, fact free narratives where something is true as long as someone wants it to be true.

I stopped by the Santee Trader Joe's about an hour before closing. Normally, I do my grocery…read moreshopping on Fridays, but because of the holiday, I decided to wait. I was worried the shelves would be picked over, but I'm so glad I did! It was Monday, and everything was fully stocked with all of my personal favorites and as always the store well organized . One thing I've noticed is that every Trader Joe's has its own unique selection of products. Some locations seem to carry items that others don't, which I'm guessing has a lot to do with the size of the store. But one thing that remains consistent at every Trader Joe's I've visited is the people. I honestly don't think I've ever encountered a rude or disgruntled employee. The staff is always welcoming, genuinely friendly, and more than willing to help. They don't just point you in the right direction--they actually take the time to have real conversations with their customers. That personal touch makes every shopping trip feel enjoyable. I've discovered so many new products simply because a crew member recommended them or shared one of their personal favorites. It's one of the reasons I always leave with something new to try. And somehow, I learn something new every visit. Tonight, I learned about Trader Joe's rotation system. The crew members switch roles throughout the day--one hour they may be working the registers, the next they're collecting shopping carts, stocking shelves, organizing frozen foods, or helping in another area of the store. I think it's a brilliant system. It keeps the workflow balanced, gives employees variety, and, in my opinion, probably helps maintain such positive morale. The crew member who helped me tonight told me he genuinely enjoys coming to work and that his smile isn't forced--he truly enjoys serving people. When an employee sincerely says they enjoy serving customers, it makes you realize Trader Joe's must be doing something right. If you're ever in Santee, I highly recommend stopping by this location. Truthfully, I've had great experiences at just about every Trader Joe's I've visited. My only "complaint" has nothing to do with the store itself--it's those locations that share tiny parking lots with other busy businesses! If you've shopped at one of those, you know exactly what I mean. As always... you can thank me later.

Looking for flowers? Trader Joe's has the best freshest flowers out there. I could always count on…read moregetting flowers at TJ. Majority of the store items are by Trader Joe brand. Reminds me of Costco Kirkland brand except TJ is suitable for smaller packages not huge family size. I walked aisle to aisle and picked up a few frozen food. The frozen food averaged under $5. I can now understand how many household lean towards frozen food for the cost and the portions. I was full off of one and still had left overs.