Just had the yummiest sushi roll from the prepared foods department. The rice was cooked to sheer…read moreperfection, and the fillings were generous. I could feel the love and care and attention to detail. 100% worth the price.

While I certainly don't usually mind paying extra for quality, locally sourced food, I went to…read morecheck this place out and paid $25 for a single, seeded watermelon and it made my jaw drop. I've never seen anyone charge for melons by the pound.

My first introduction to Sprouts was in Temecula when our Henry's Farmer's Market changed over. I…read morewas a fan right away. The Northern Nevada stores are a great size to shop with knowledgeable personnel to help. I have become spoiled with the holiday meals that are impressive and reasonable. The Sparks store is well stocked and is maintained to a high standard. Keep up the great work. Loss of a star rating because the App can be tricky with "sale" prices that cause confusion when you go to the store and try to buy the items instead of having it as a will call pick up order. The shelf pricing doesn't reflect the online price. Not this stores fault but a marketing racket that is not driven by actual shoppers or the customer experience.

I had high hopes for the meat department at Sprouts Farmers Market in Sparks, but I left…read moredisappointed. The steaks often look like "skate ramps"--poorly cut with uneven surfaces and then crammed into the packaging. As someone with meat-cutting experience, the lack of care and consistency really stands out. What really surprised me was the knowledge behind the counter. I asked an employee about a filet, and she seemed to think "filet mignon" was a completely different type of steak. When I explained that filet mignon is the tenderloin steak commonly served in restaurants--often wrapped in bacon, she argued instead of listening. The overall impression I got was that the meat department lacks experienced cutters with a solid understanding of basic beef cuts. If you're particular about how your steaks are cut or expect knowledgeable service from the meat counter, this location may leave you frustrated. Go anywhere else in Reno for a decent steak.

I've been coming to this market frequently, and my experiences usually range from good to…read moreabsolutely excellent, primarily thanks to Anna, one of the cashiers. Anna assists me almost every time I visit, and she is a absolute joy. She always has a genuine smile on her face and possesses the best attitude. Honestly, it's some of the best customer service I've ever experienced anywhere. She consistently turns a routine grocery trip into a great day. Unfortunately, my experience at the deli counter recently was the exact opposite. I went to order a sandwich and, as a first-timer, didn't realize there was a paper form I needed to fill out first. I stood waiting for assistance, and a staff member named Teri walked up, mumbled something, and immediately started to walk away. Because I couldn't hear her, I politely asked her to repeat herself. Teri responded with an incredibly dismissive attitude, acting as though asking for clarification was a major inconvenience. She then repeated, "You need to fill out the paper," speaking very condescendingly, as if I were unable to understand basic instructions. Even after I explained that I had never ordered a sandwich here before and simply didn't know the process, her attitude remained hostile. It was an incredibly uncomfortable and off-putting interaction. If it weren't for Anna completely turning my mood around at checkout per usual, I would have walked out incredibly frustrated. Management has a real gem in Anna, but they desperately need to address the customer service standards and basic courtesy at the deli counter.

I don't come here often but when I do, I always buy a sandwich at the deli cause they're so good. I…read morebrought my friend this time cause he had never been to Sprouts. This time, I was not acknowledged at all by the 5+ staff members in the kitchen. They were all talking and laughing while I stood there holding my order slip up to make sure they knew it was ready. Two different team members walked by and didn't say anything. They had all seen me at some point and still didn't acknowledge me. I don't know how long we ended up standing there before I just threw my order slip in the trash and left. I guess I should have known the vibe was off when I first grabbed an order sheet and pencil and the lady stopped preparing a sandwich to stare at me asking if it was ready. Like no??? I JUST picked it up?? Either way, it's a cool store but this was a frustrating visit.

Great tasting meals. The site is easy to use. Great value for a great meal. I always keep them…read morehandy when my wife is out of town. I play poker online for hours and these meals are the best.

I couldn't be happier with the new Meal Prep company. I…read moreImmediately saw a difference in the meals. The quality of the ingredients, is so obvious. They not only look so much more appealing. But the taste is incredible, after some twenty five meals this past week am delighted with Dero Meal Prep. Sean the owner, is so into customer service I can't say enough. Easy to get a hold of for any reason and just so helpful. He truly made my transition from one company to the next seamless. I've already created a daily deficit in calories on a daily basis. Feeling healthier given the new diet and seeing and feeling a difference in not only my bathroom scale but in the cloths I wear. Anxious to try out his entire menu. Give them a try, and know you'll be as satisfied as I am

Patricia & Dwight were my to -go to people, and I must say their people now are very kind, and…read morecareful and to the point about supplements

Yesterday September 8th, I went in after work and the gentleman that was working helped me with a…read morespecial deal on cases of some lean shakes. Ended up getting a couple cases plus a tub of protein powder. I had so much he offered to help me to my car. Meant a lot after working a long day at work. I was very appreciative!

Will never go anywhere eles Honest knowledgeable and the coolest mofo's.I can ask em anything they…read morealways have the answers.and lettimg u try a product before is what really helps.Nick in carson is my go to guy.

service was superficial an sales pitch extended into steroids an Phil seamed a bit stoned this…read morestore is a bit of bad news on my rating board it's gone down hill since the pandemic way down hill

Cod Liver oil is thought to be good for humans, so Planet Mom, who claims the stuff also tastes…read moregood, consumes a tablespoon daily. During Planet Mom's recent visit to Planet Lisa, Planet Mom expressed concern that she was running low on Cod liver oil. To prevent Planet Mom from going dry Planet Lisa provided this guest planet with a lift to the health food store. Kings Nutrition is located closest to Planet Lisa. While my planet has long been aware of the store's location adjacent to Planet Lisa's neighborhood, this was Planet Lisa's inaugural visit. As with all stores in this strip mall, parking is literally right in front of the door -- always a plus appreciated by the inhabitants of both Planet Mom and Planet Lisa. Before entering the store, a sign on the door greeted us with this message: "Blessed be all who enter here." I may not be quoting perfectly, but that's the drift. Ambassadors of Planet Mom and Planet Lisa were the only customers and therefore felt extra blessed. The store is not large. Probably the size of an average living room. It's packed with vitamins, supplements and books, and is well kept with its stock nicely displayed. Judging by the attitude and appearance of the pleasant graying woman behind the register, she appeared to be the Queen of King's Nutrition Center. She knew precisely where everything was and when the store had acquired it. If not King's queen, she is certainly King's princess. Prices seemed about average for smaller nutrition stores that tend a little to the high side. But Planet Lisa figures that what her planet saves on gas and time makes up for slightly higher prices provided just one or two items are being purchased. A large number of God-oriented books were prominently displayed. Planet Lisa did not determine whether a Christian or Eastern God was being touted because Planet Lisa's inhabitants are toasters -- meaning, we are either plugged in (alive) or unplugged (dead) -- and therefore religion, beyond what it offers to us in values and philosophically, holds little interest. Planet Lisa spent $30 because the ambassador spotted an impulse item to purchase for Planet Husband. The receipt header says: "King's Nutrition, God Bless You." Indeed. It's nice to be blessed when spending $30. In the future Planet Lisa will be expecting blessings from other businesses since even a toaster will take a blessing when parting with its money. This tiny little Nutrition Center is tucked into a strip mall also housing Round Table Pizza and the new SPCA thrift store. The mall is located on 5th Street across the street from the Gold Dust West Casino.

Nice little shop with knowledgeable sales staff. I rated them a 3 star because twice now, I've…read morebeen looking for products for gout, such a celery seed extract and powders and twice they were sold out. I'd really like to shop at this small town place but when you can't find what you need and they send you elsewhere, it gets a little tiring. I'll keep trying though... In the Sportsman's Corner shopping mall with the SPCA thrift store off Vine Street between 4th and 5th Streets.