Great little fruit and veggie market. The produce looks summer fresh even in January so they must…read morehave hothouses somewhere because I got Beautiful berries and stone fruit in the middle of winter. They also carry some niche local items like Marianne's ice cream and locally made chocolates and snacks. They have a small selection of dry goods and dairy products and bread so if you're trying to put together dinner, you can definitely do that by just stopping here. The prices are actually really good too. It might take a little while to check out but for the prices and the freshness it's worth the wait.

We were excited that we found Marianne's Ice Cream, especially in our favorite flavors. So we…read morepurchased 3 ( 1 Lemon Custard, 1 Cantaloupe, 1 Mandarin Chocolate). When we arrived at home all 3 were icy. Texture was crunchy with ice instead of being smooth and creamy. The cantaloupe had a thick, chewy dry layer at the top which was disgusting. We assume it has to do with how the ice cream is stored in their freezer. Come to think of it, their freezer was very frosty and icy. For the price of these (normally great) containers of ice cream, this was a huge let down. After this experience we discovered Zanotto's supermarket in Sunnyvale carries Marianne's. We got a tub of lemon custard and it was not icy at all. It was very smooth and creamy, just like getting scoops at the Marianne's shops in Santa Cruz.

I love this produce store, and really wish that I lived closer! This is about as close as one can…read moreget to a substitute for a European open-air market, like Milk Pail (which closed in Mountain View almost a decade ago). There are lots of uncommon fruits and veggies, like fresh jujube fruits, prickly pear cactus fruits, and specialty herbs and greens. It's a great way to support local businesses and farmers, while keeping excess produce out of the landfills. The open-air market style also allows for individual selections of produce, and considerably less plastic packaging!! Don't forget your reusable bags, but if you do, they sell some and they even offer green, compostable produce bags available for any quantity you are in need of. Foothill Produce is particularly great for discount deals on ripe produce if you are keen on same-day recipes. They also have a large selection of European, Russian, Polish, Middle-Eastern, and Jewish foods (fresh and frozen). The market always has apples of almost every variety, seasonal products, fresh breads and challah, and plenty of standard groceries as well. Fingers crossed for a bountiful 2026. If you're debating stopping by, let this be your encouragement.

I've been a loyal customer at Foothill Produce for over 15 years, and for a long time, I was very…read moresatisfied. Their prices have always been reasonable, and while there were occasional quality issues, they were easy to overlook. However, I've recently stopped shopping here as often due to a serious decline in the freshness of their produce. It's become common to see pallets of berries and other items that are completely moldy or rotten. Even if these items are discounted, selling produce in this condition is a health risk and shouldn't be allowed. I'm leaving this one-star review to get management's attention, please stop putting moldy products out for customers. I am more than willing to update this review and return as a regular customer once I see a consistent improvement in quality

Unbeatable prices, incredible freshness. This is truly an incredible store, and I would put in on…read morethe top of your list for all your produce needs. Cashiers are kind and helpful, and the place has such a kind atmosphere. I am amazed by what I can get for just $20.

A very grocery store. This is my second visit. This is one of the place to get great price for…read moregrocery. The veggie and fruit are a bargain. This week it has box of 3 lbs grape for 1.99. Other grape offer is .99 per lbs. They are sweet. Theree are many other fruits on sale too. Althea also has veggie at good price. As it very busy and not that much space, sometimes it a bit challenge to walk around when a shopper put the shopping cart and stand in front of it. Other stuff to pay attention is when you buy the fruit in container as some might have spoiled. The worker quite diligently sort out the fruit and throw away the bad one. You still have to pay attention. There are plenty parking but fill up as there is other grocery store and restaurant in the same area.

Not now . They don't have any respect for ther recurrent customers. We have gone there for years,…read morethey really disrespected us on New Year's Eve. They ruined our dinner

Does anyone know if the Dori Lane Garden is still there now that Dale's home has sold?…read more While trying to find that out I stumbled upon a site with lovely photos from The Garden--produce and flowers w/sunlight and bees. Gorgeous! http://towncrier.photoshelter.com/gallery/The-Garden-Los-Altos-Hills/G0000IM.ApOXsEW0/C0000g0.JYuDKVS4 (And, it looks like you can buy the photos to bring some of the images, and thus memories, home with you.)

Zanotto closed near my house that use to be off of Southwest. I always loved their sandwiches there…read morethat you can custom to your like. We stopped by here to get sandwiches and enjoyed them outside the market. Sandwiches are still so delicious- customer service is great. When we went it was a bit quiet and slowly picked up during lunch. I miss the premade sandwiches there too!!!

Everyone says that Zanotto's has the best sandwich in the area. We had to give it a try! They have…read morea large parking lot, no issues. The market is nice with a variety of Italian foods and fresh meat and produce. I liked the offerings in the bakery and deli. I grabbed a tiramisu. We ordered our sandwich first, filling out the slip and placing it in the basket at the counter before doing our shopping. The sandwich was made pretty quickly, all ready to pick up once the rest of our shopping was done. Sandwich was super good, amazed by the quality of the meat. We will definitely be back!

I have the Lucky app on my phone that one uses for their digital coupons…read more I bought corn on the cob and strawberries, showing the items on my phone. i told them, the Save Mart had a bug. I put the corn on the cob in my own plastic bag. A male barked at me, "I guess you want me to take the corn on the cob out of the bag, distrusting me. Then he screamed at me, "Give me your phones" several times. A woman came to the register, telling me I had to have it open upon leaving the house. I explained that the software has a bug and that I could not complete registration. The cashier was polite, but these two other individuals were beyond RUDE.. I never experienced rudeness from Trader Joe's employees. They are professional being kind and helpful. I am removing Luck'y'e from my list. It was a very upsetting experience.

Before Covid 19, this store was far better than today. I…read morewent there 3 months ago, as I needed a bottle of water for the road. It took 3 people and more than 10 minutes to locate the new location for bottled water (all by itself, not near anything soda or juice related). My husband shops there for minor items (as Wholefoods is temporarily closed, and I won't go near this place again). The last 3 times (in one month) my husband came home with garlic, red onions, apples and mangoes... all of the worst quality. Onions (in the net) constantly more than 50% unusable, , garlic rotten in the middle (so you can't even see they are bad), and out of 4 apples 1 was garbage after 1 day. And... the prices are equivalent to Wholefoods most of the time, just a horrible quality. I will highly recommend NOT to buy vegetables here, and the fish department has always looked and smelled "fishy".

Cute little shop I found after dinner in the area. There were a lot of cute kitchen knick knacks. I…read morepersonally came for chocolate though. I tried the cherry cordial. I never had a dark chocolate one and I may not go back to traditional milk chocolate. If Im ever in the area in again, I try some of their other seasonal chocolates.

For a guy that takes an inordinate amount of photos, I am surprisingly unobservant. This place is…read morejust three doors down from the Posh Bagel on Main St. How is it I just noticed this fantastic store? I mean, stores that sell candy and chocolate are my jam. But it was invisible to me. Until today, anyway. I am so happy I finally found it. Because Gourmet Works is much more than a store that sells candy and chocolate. In fact, as the name would suggest, it's more of a Gourmet food store and Gift Shop than a Chocolate Shop. But it's also a hella cool chocolate shop and that's the main reason I will be sure to return. Right when you walk in the door you are surrounded by an astonishingly large variety of items that would make the perfect gift for a loved one, or for yourself. Because, I ain't gonna lie, there were at least a dozen items that I considered buying for myself. I thought to myself, you know, I do so much for me, and it seems I rarely properly thank myself for my devoted patronage and self care. If you are interested in high quality gourmet gifts, Gourmet Works is definitely the place to go! They carry so many products you would be hard pressed to find elsewhere. Gourmet Salts, Dried Herbs, Pasta Sauces, Dried Pasta, Curry Sauces, Masala Simmer Sauce, Special Preserves and Jams. An impressive, well-curated selection. Then, at the back of the store you find the kind of Chocolate display case that dreams are made of. Oh my Lord! Just the Truffle side alone would be enough to melt anyone's heart. But the other side, with the astonishing variety of hand dipped chocolates is where I lost it. I saw the Almond Bark and stopped dead in my tracks. I stared at that Almond Bark. The Almond Bark stared back at me. We were locked into that stare down for what seemed like an eternity. I was sure neither of us would ever give in. But then I blinked. Somehow I became aware that the wonderful woman behind the counter was asking me if she could help me. As I regained my senses, suddenly I felt so embarrassed. How long had I been staring at that Almond Bark? How many times had she tried to get my attention? I had no idea. I tried to play it off like there was nothing going on between me and that Almond Bark. I casually inquired about some Chocolate Covered Caramels with Sea Salt on a totally different shelf in the display case. Then, of course, I had to buy a couple of those Chocolate Covered Carmels with Sea Salt, to cover up the whole situation with me and the Almond Bark. I purchased a couple ordinary, un-chocolate covered Caramels with Sea Salt too. The woman behind the counter couldn't have been more gracious. She didn't let on that she knew exactly what was happening and I wasn't fooling anyone with the whole Chocolate Covered Caramels with Sea Salt charade. So, my thanks to Gourmet Works, and the gracious woman behind the counter, Padmaja (her family owns Gourmet Works). It was such a pleasure to shop at your wonderful store! Mikey C says: I'm coming back for you, Almond Bark!

There is like 30 people waiting to checkout right now but they just have one poor girl who looks…read moresuper overwhelmed and just keeps calling for help over the intercom. No one is coming to help. I really hate this place. Next time I'll go to Safeway. I know better. Maybe they're going out of business since they don't have any employees and everything is always out of stock.

A lot of the prices here are very good, some of them are at least as expensive as other places. But…read moretoday I noticed that a lot of the frozen foods don't even have the price marked and aren't listed in their ad, so there's no way to tell what prices of these things are. I'm certainly not gonna be buying any of them. And the bathrooms had no toilet paper and are not particularly clean. Grocery Outlet, here I come!

This family owned Indian market has so many things packed into their tiny market. It's super…read moreconvenient to park and pop in to grab a couple things. I come here often to grab a dozen samosas that are hot and ready at the front of the store. Samosas are a perfect snack "on the go" or an appetizer to bring to an event. I find the prices to be really reasonable for bulk beans/lentils/rice. Also, their produce looks fresh and is also reassembly priced. G-F? They do carry gluten-free naan in their freezer section! I love to support small family owned businesses!

New India Bazar is a complete Indian grocery store. This store has a wide variety of Indian…read morespices, dessert mixes, snacks, ointments, beauty produces, rice, beans, drinks, candy, and vegetables. The employees are very helpful if you have any questions about their products. The shelves are organized and the store is clean.

This is probably the worst Draeger's there is and is more similar to an Andronico's since they lack…read morethe unique Draeger's housewares section every other Draeger's location has. After hearing the Blackhawk location was closing the honey and I decided while we were in the South Bay to visit the two other locations. I was very surprised to find that outside the Draeger's hummus I love, this location is just like any other supermarket, including multiple rude handmade signs for where to stand for checkout. The service was standoffish, although I did like that this location had picnic benches outside to eat at and a nice sized parking lot. All in all at the end of the day it's between a 3 to 3.4 to me and we likely won't be back.

Okay well every place should be given a second chance in my mind. I was a bit too hard on them the…read morelast time I was in here. So I have gone in in the last month or so, it was much better and looked better and I felt more at home, I have moved my placement of stars with them. I guess I just caught them a few years ago at an off time.