I love shopping at Nob Hill. They have a great meat department and deli. Their baked goods are…read moreawesome! One thing I'm really impressed with is how fresh their vegetables are all the time. They really stay on top of the quality of what is on their displays. I've experienced other chain stores having rotting vegetables as a standard. They leave things out beyond sale quality. I've never experienced this at Nob Hill. While some of their prices might be a little higher, you get what you pay for when shopping. They do have an awesome app that gives Monday $5 deals and there are always other sale coupons weekly. You can order your groceries online and have them delivered or the store will shop for you and you can go curbside and they will bring them to your car. I really like the professionalism and the consistency of this market. It's definately a five star market.

The Self Checkout was too difficult, so Operator #2206 rang me up, and he was great, hence the…read moresecond star. The credit card reader then wouldn't take my transaction, giving the same problem as the self checkout, so I paid cash. As I mentioned the computer difficulties and frustration to the clerk, the cashier at the neighboring checkstand, a middle-aged balding guy, suddenly got some kind of attitude. He spoke to me in a very condescending manner. His carefully selected words were so faux respectful, but his tone of condescent implied he wanted me out immediately. Definitely not the same operation Michael ran at Hale & Main.

A food review for the TacoBar inside of the grocery store…read more A container of guacamole costs $8.99 and a salsa is $4.99 at Region Market. It is one the few Mexican grocery store in Morgan Hill. I am just grateful that we have one for a last minute dash to get fresh coconuts or chorizo and fresh sour cream. I decided to get one fresh super jumbo avocado to eat with the cheese jalapeño tamale at home. I changed my mind about cooking when I saw the line at their Tacobar that is known for fresh homemade tortillas. Since I already paid for a tamale at the grocery register, I decided to try their tacos. Unfortunately, the tamale from the super market was dry and not that great after being in the air fryer the next day. The tacos eaten fresh at the TacoBar was a different story. Their selection of meats include CARNE ASADA - GRILLED BEEF POLLO ASADO - GRILLED CHICKEN AL PASTOR - MARINATED PORK LENGUA - BEEF TONGUE CABEZA - BEEF CHEEKS CARNITAS - PULLED PORK BIRRIA - SLOW COOKED BEEF CHILE VERDE - PORK IN GREEN SAUCE CHICHARRON EN SALSA ROJA - pork rinds in red sauce I want to come back on Taco Tuesday when you get 5 tacos for $8.99. Normally it is $4.79 for one handmade taco with homemade tortillas with your choice of meats and they load it with onions, cilantro, and fresh guacamole. I got one carne asada and one al pastor taco . Each taco comes with 2 tortillas and they give you so much meat that it is really 4 tacos. It is Sunday night and a lot of the orders were place in to go pizza flat boxes and big brown bags. I got up, bussed my own table and left completely satisfied with the desire to come back with the kids. It was delicious!

Service is good at the taqueria here. Food however was over salted and Carne asada was cooked to a…read morecrisp. In fact the Carne asada looked like little black rocks. Another thing was the chips $3 extra were stale so I got another bag and that took a few minutes bc they got busy. Overall we were disappointed. As for the supermarket presentation is nice and clean but very expensive.

This one young man from meat depart. Was super helpful. And a young lady that works there saw me…read moretrying to put some water in shopping cart and helped me and offer to help me to the car. Everyone is absolutely amazingly helpful and nice.

I'm extremely frustrated with what is going on at this Safeway and nearby location. They have a…read morePokémon card vending machine that's supposed to be for customers, but it's basically pointless because employees in, particularly 1, are clearing it out every restock cycle. This isn't occasional, it happens daily. Employees are the constantly, even every hour, waiting for the machine to be refilled and then immediately buying the cycle out. I've seen the same pattern at the Tennant Safeway, where the same group goes between stores and wipe out both machines. What makes it even worse is that this happens even when other customers are standing there with their children waiting. Instead of giving everyone a fair chance, employees take everything as soon as it's available. It feels incredibly unfair and unprofessional. Whether management is aware or not, this reflects really poorly on the store. There should be a clear policies preventing employees from taking advantage of restocks like this. At this point, there is no reason to even bother checking these machines, they are always empty or the employees are hanging out waiting for the restock. It's a really disappointing experience for the kids/collectors, who then have to go pay scalper prices for these items.

I love Trader Joe's. The atmosphere and music are always upbeat. The employees always appear to be…read morehaving a great time. The energy is fun to walk in to. They have a great selection of frozen items and sweets. Their dairy section is wonderful as are Their fresh fruit/vegetable juices. The cheese and old section has a lot of wonderful quick foods as well as staples. The meat dept isn't really big but it is on point with variety. Same as the vegetable section and flowers TJ is one of my favorite stores. Always consistent.

Parking was easy to find Customer service is friendly and…read morehelpful Store is well organized and stocked up Prices are reasonable I was looking for a grinch tree but they were all sold Out Wompers

I enjoy shopping at this store. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the layout is easy to…read morenavigate. I can always count on finding fresh produce, which keeps me coming back.

My family found this market recently because we were moving family into the neighborhood. First…read moreoff, the shopping center this taqueria is located in is filled with promising restaurants to visit in the near future. The taqueria has tasty food. My family tried the chili verde burrito, quesadilla, carne asada and carnitas tacos. You have a choice of homemade corn tortillas which of course is a must. Yummy! My favorite was the carne asada tacos. They had a decent salsa selection and fixings for tacos. Everything looked fresh and tasted delicious. My family bought masa to make tamales from the butcher counter and the dried chili, hominy, and other fixings from this market. They are well-stocked with tamale, menudo, or meat selections for your next party! The produce is fresh and they had a store representative cutting fresh fruit for purchase in the produce area. They will soon have a panderia section coming in the near future. I have a weakness for Mexican sweet bread and look forward to this new addition hopefully within the next few months.

Nice little spot that has some good basics. Really only 2 aisles worth of Indian groceries, mostly…read moreshelf stable items like spices and grains. Also has naan and paneer. Great option of you don't want to drive up to San Jose for groceries.

It's a great stop for quick grocery shopping and very nice and friendly honor and staff.read more

The meat selection and quality here is superb! I can personally vouch as I've had their A5 Japanese…read moreWagyu New York Strip and it was PHENOMENAL! For a period of time, I was getting my wagyu steaks from Costco for a stellar price per pound when it was in-stock, but they stopped carrying it for a year and a half so it was time to find someplace else to get my wagyu fix. I decided one day to check out this carniceria after walking home from the local farmer's market and lo and behold, my precious wagyu strip steak was staring back at me whispering to buy it. You bet I bought the steak and on a whim too lol. It even came with a certificate of authenticity and a very nice paper bag! The market inside is very spacious and it's clear to me that they keep their store pretty clean as it did have a bleach-like odor. While their primary focus is selling various cuts of "elite" meat, they also offer a selection of marinated protein, and accoutrements. After securing the goods, my husband grilled that baby up and we devoured every sliver of medium rare goodness. It's fatty but in the best way possible and a little goes a long way in terms of getting and staying full. I will definitely be coming back here to try out other cuts of meat!

A once hidden gem, that is no longer…read more Pros: A great selection of meat Helpful staff Cons: They do not have their pricing out per all products, so don't be surprised if you all of the sudden pay $3-$4 more dollars a pound than a few weeks ago. Their prices have skyrocketed since I first started going here, save yourself some money and shop at Region. Also call prior to going, if you're stopping by right when they open or a few min prior to closing. I've stopped by before to find their store surprisingly closed during their "store hours".

This is a great locally owned business. Andy farms like we used to in the Santa Clara Valley, with…read moregood quality fruit and local walnuts. He really does the best for his customers as does his assistant Lisa Silva. HIs dried apricots are miles ahead of the poor quality imported "Mediterranean apricots" from Turkey which are tasteless and colorless. The quality is well worth the price at Andy's. Stop and try the almond brittle. It beats peanut brittle hands down.

We were lucky to book a tasting & tour at Andy's Orchard well in advance (5 months ahead) before…read morethey sold out. I highly highly recommend it for families, kids, and outings. They only do tastings during the summer months, so it is a bummer we can't go ahead until next year but we are totally already looking forward to it! Each ticket was $25 for adults, or anyone over 11 years old. Children under 11 are free and there are discounted prices for seniors. I want to take bet that we probably tried over 50types of peaches, nectarines, plums and other fruit varieties. And even though you are only to take 1-2 pieces of each variety, my plate was full at the end of each section. Who would've thought there are like 20+ different kinds of peaches in the Silicon Valley? Some of my favorites were the Snow Beauty peaches, the Italian Ice peaches, as well as the green gage plums. But many were delicious and after awhile, they start to taste the same but they were still flavorful. The kids enjoyed fruit picking on the tour of the orchard and were able to pick some and taste along the way. You can purchase by the pound the fruit you pick or you can get some at the store. They also sell chocolate covered treats and desserts in the shop. Overall, still highly recommend trying this out. You can also just visit them and purchase fruit by the pound. I like that they have a"cheaper" section for "ugly" fruits and I was able to snag a couple of bags of delicious peaches there.

This is by far one of the best kept Walmarts, well stocked, organized and clean. Friendly cashiers…read moreand good customer service.

I don't know what has changed at walmart but recently the employees who man the self checkout line…read morehave gotten more rude. I am waiting inline for a grocery checkout station to free up. There is a lady at one of the stations who has finished but is still there talking to a person next to her. The walmart employee --instead of politely asking the lady to move on since she is done with check out -- yells at me for holding up the line and not going to the checkout station even though the lady is still there. Obviously there is poor training of employees at this Walmart. I fault Walmart corporate for hiring bad managers who do not train their employees properly. If a bonus is on the table for the management here, corporate should seriously consider not giving them bonuses this year

I really like Safeway. They have a good deli. The produce is fresh, and there is a good selection…read more Their staff is helpful and knowledgeable in locating items. I have to really compliment the check-out people. They are very kind, and usually have good senses of humor.

I really hate giving out one star reviews. But so tired of going there after work to pick up a few…read morefew things in standing in long lines because they have one cashier open. It's not a one time thing. It's definitely a staffing decision. Typically go to Trader Joe's, but sometimes you need to go for variety or other reasons. I'll even go to Nob Hill if I can avoid Safeway, but sometimes I can't and then I'm stuck in the line.