Shout out to seafood department , Joe and the rest of team members!…read moreGlendale seafood is one of the busiest especially on Fridays because of the oyster deal! I get oysters here every Friday and even though the team members have to chuck so many oysters they are always willing to chuck oyster and make sure customers don't wait for a long time!

Never gonna go there Stoped there for a fresh healthy…read morelunch, got something but no table available Outdoor Patio I guess 10-12 grandmas just seating and catting all day long But the other table shock me Young men are gambling Playing cards Gambling for sure they were passing by some bills Anyway called to manager Oh ok ok thank you for letting us know Strangest thing they didn't even do anything Only now they're also smoking.... If you're hungry don't go to this place

The prices and supplement and milkshakes and energy supliments the stafff Is helpful and knowledgeread more

As I have never shopped at this store in person, I cannot give an accurate review from this…read moreperspective. Online, however, I can thoroughly attest to either the predatory nature OR in the best case scenario, neglectfulness of Get Yok'd. My significant other and I have a fondness for the Raspberry Cream Ghost flavor. As it is a limited time flavor, it is quite hard to find literally anywhere. Searching online yielded few results, but a promising offer from Get Yok'd showed that they had a 12 pack of the flavor in stock on their website, and at a competitive value, no less. Naturally, I jumped at the opportunity to purchase the pack and have it delivered to my home. Please note that it is key that on their website and throughout checkout, I was actively purchasing the RASPBERRY CREAM flavored ghost. As soon as the order was placed, I checked my email for a confirmation and at a quick glance you can clearly see the image of the raspberry cream flavor that I ordered, however it is also very easy to overlook the "original" next to the image, which to my dismay I did. Upon arrival, I was both surprised and frustrated to see that the flavor we were so excited for was simply the original flavor. I immediately sent an email to the support team and waited patiently over the weekend and a couple more business days for a response. There has been no response since posting this review. Whether this is intentional on the part of Get Yok'd or simply just a misunderstanding, the evidence provided and my experience as an online customer, paired with the fact that any returns have you paying for shipping AND a 25% restocking fee has me feeling that the former is more likely. I've had bad experiences in stores before, but at the very least every store has done what a store was supposed to do in the end: give me the product I paid for. This is the only time I have ever made an account with specific intention to write a review. If you are reading this and considering buying something from Get Yolk'd online as a first time buyer, please find a different store and don't let what happened to me happen to you.

Great staff! Haig was extremely helpful. This is my new "go to" location, and I highly recommend…read morethis store to all.

Imagine if Whole Foods & Trader Joe's had a baby. This is it…read more High quality products, lots of options like gluten free, vegan, kosher, no additives. Sushi, and bakery items. They have a section of dried fruits and nuts in these wooden barrels that they charge you by weight. Also have a sandwich station where you can get a freshly made sub. It's usually pretty crowded too, they have those Tesla charging areas too. I have to admit I'm not a Tesla fan. Service is friendly, they give you a really nice reusable bag too.

ABC Christian Supplies is a vegetarian grocery (and gift shop) run by the Seventh Day Adventists…read more(SDAs), a group that has advocated for vegetarianism for nearly 150 years in their churches, schools and universities, hospitals and businesses. SDAs also have an entrepreneurial streak and have been making mockmeats since the 1800s under a variety of brands (including the still-thriving Morningstar Farms). The Kellogg Brothers (of Kellogg's cornflakes fame) were SDAs and invented a bunch of other great vegan foods 130 years before Beyond Meat or Impossible Foods existed. In this store, the biggest appeal for vegan foodies is to find stuff you've never seen before, such as Loma Linda "Nutolene" (a peanut-based "meat"), Loma Linda "Tuno," Heritage Health Food "vege-burger" in a can, and Worthington Foods XBurger (frozen). Most of these products can't be found outside of SDA stores. Some of them are awesome and others not so much (the Worthington XBurger looked and smelled great, but tasted terrible). Canned items cost $4-7 per can, so they're not cheap, but they're also novel enough to warrant a splurge. You'll also find a large selection of Taiwanese mockmeats and a few more mainstream brands like Field Roast. Visit this store for something out of the ordinary and indulge in a bunch of products you won't find anywhere else.

Very reasonable prices and bought a quality lunch pale there. They have organic and gluten free…read moreitems there.

I've been coming to Lazy Acres for over a year, ever since moving into the neighborhood, and I'm…read morereally glad this store replaced the old Rite Aid. It feels like a huge upgrade. Overall, this is easily one of my go-to grocery stores in LA, and I literally stop by almost every day. The store is always organized, clean, and easy to shop. Not everything is organic, but they carry a lot of great products, and the overall selection is strong. I usually get my daily produce here, and I also buy wine here pretty often. The water refill area is always kept clean, which I appreciate, and their fresh juice section is one of my favorite parts of the store. The larger juices come in plastic, but the price on the orange juice is hard to beat, so I keep going back for it. I also like their prepared food section. During one stretch I was buying it pretty often and was always happy with the options, especially since a lot of the food avoids seed oils and uses grass-fed beef. They even have a live kitchen where you can sign up for classes and participate in food prep, which is a really cool touch and makes the store feel more thoughtful and community-oriented. The staff is another big plus. I've interacted with a lot of the cashiers and employees here, and they've all been sweet, personable, and genuinely pleasant to talk to. You can tell the people working here care and that the store is trying to offer a better experience. My only real issue is the meat and fish section. I've tried a lot from it over time--chicken breast, wings, ground wagyu, marinated items, branzino--and too often I've felt like I wasn't getting the freshest product. That's the one department that has consistently let me down. It's disappointing because the rest of the store is so strong. I also don't really understand why the wagyu ground beef costs almost double when it's formed into patties, but that's more confusing than a dealbreaker. At the end of the day, I still think Lazy Acres is one of the best grocery stores in LA, especially for convenience, cleanliness, product mix, and staff. But I've pretty much told myself to stop buying meat here, because for the same price I can get much better quality from a proper butcher. Since it's only a 3-minute walk from me, I'll absolutely keep coming back, just with a little more selectiveness about what I buy.

I included photos of the new rib eye in the case and a photo of my rib eye from last week. I…read morelearned that the organic ranch they work with got bought out. The new rib eyes aren't marbled at all. I'm really upset about this because their organic rib eyes are some of the only meat I tolerate with my medical condition mcas, mainly because of the high fat content. I really really hope they seek out a new ranch that's comparable to what spring lake ranch was prior to being bought out. It seems like the new owners of the ranch aren't holding themselves to the same standard quality wise. I still love lazy acres. I just hope this gets fixed.

My friend who's a Vegan suggested we go to this place after our run/hike at Elysian Park as it's so…read moreclose by. She raved about them having so many wonderful options so I was very curious to try. DRINK There were so many great options I was overwhelmed, but luckily their workers were so happy to help in my selection. I chatted with Bree about my fitness goals and how I was toning/ cutting weight and she made some suggestions. When I asked her what her favorite was she said she liked the Sensual Vibes smoothie. I like the sound of it from the ingredients, and she suggested adding ginger. It was SOOOOOOOO delicious. I will DEFINITELY be going back to try out another smoothie. SERVICE Bree was so very helpful. I told her my goals and that I'd just done a workout and she gave me her recommendations...she also told me her favorite a suggest I add ginger to what I was thinking about. AMBIANCE It was a chill environment but also family friendly. There were some people there with their kids enjoying the place. Also this place is dog friendly. They even had an organic treat for my dog niece Wawa to enjoy!

I love that we still have small local shops in this area! Glowing has managed to survive a lot of…read morechanges in the neighborhood, and it's heartening to know the community is supporting local businesses like this one. Everyone is always so friendly here. They always seem to be upgrading the interior as well, and it's small but they do have some window seating along with a few outdoor tables. On this visit, I got the OG Avocado Toast. The avocado was perfectly ripe and fresh, and a heaping portion was served over their toasted olive bread. It's a pretty simple preparation. I probably would have preferred the Mediterranean version, as the tomatoes on this weren't my fave and there was raw red onion mixed into the avo so I wasn't able to pick it out. Next time, I'll have to request it without the onion. I'll definitely be back to try more of their menu items.

The cod. The cauliflower. The Coconut Cloud. Hit all the hits and they're all hittin' high for…read morelunch. The walk from The Grove is not far and, in classic LA form, also not easy or all that enjoyable.

I tried the Blue Coconut Cloud Smoothie and honestly I was impressed. It was so good, and healthy…read moretoo. The service is great as well, they're not rude if you pay with EBT like they are at Whole Foods. This particular location is definitely where you want to go if you want to be seen. It's down the street from The Grove for an added bonus so you're bound to bump into an influencer on any given day. And you can tell even if you're old like me because they stay camera ready. Like I never seen people so done up to get a smoothie from the grocery store but then again.....this is LA

I love going to sprouts for their sandwiches! it's so amazing and so filling with a good price too…read more I also go here to shop as well and they usually have deals on some snacks! Service is great, the employees here are friendly! Plenty of space in the market with lots of foods and snacks!

I had a really great experience at Sprouts today thanks to Misty in the vitamin section. She was…read moreincredibly knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely helpful without ever making me feel pressured to buy a bunch of products. She helped me understand what vitamins work well together and gave me useful things to research on my own. It's refreshing to meet someone who actually cares about helping people instead of just selling to them. Also appreciated Sprouts' return policy. Great customer service all around. Christopher was also really knowledgeable and friendly & Marco helped me find a few other food items I needed, too! I like this store a lot - not sure whats up with these negative reviews. PS: I love my dog like my own kid and yet I still know not to bring them to a grocery store if they are not a service dog - no matter how small they are or how expensive their carrying case is.