This place is consistently awesome for ethnic products--- the inventory and the vibe of the bodega…read moreeven boasts fresh fruit and a butcher counter in the back. For me, it's always snack age central-- has been for over a decade!! Love it

worst experience ever order a sandwich from meat market department sandwich came back wrong…read moreexplained that I couldn't eat the meat that was giving to me on the sandwich and if they could switch the meat out was told no wasn't even being accommodating to re make or change the meat out to the meat I could eat. so now i am out of 8 dollars and no sandwich

Raleys, it's a grocery store…read more Obviously I hit the deli, and there's the usual hot foods, plenty of salads from meat to veggies. They even have a little sushi area too. I ordered the El dorado. Their rotisserie chicken, pepper-jack cheese, chipotle aioli, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, hatch chiles, jalapeno and pepperoncini. I'm am such a sucker for sandwiches! This thing is on a big piece of ciabatta, toasted in their panini press. This thing is soooooo delicious. They usually premade it which isn't the same but I somehow manage to get there when their cold case is empty so that means..... fresh hot rotisserie!!! This hits the spot everytime! The worker who took my order, the young man was trying to work as fast as he could considering he was way past his time to take a lunch. It was a bit long to make two sandwiches but I understand considering everyone else was helping someone. He was nice, apologized for the wait. He made a damn good sandwich!

I do love this place. my mother used to shop here and I shop there all the time they've got…read moreexcellent employees except for one woman that is very, very rude She NEVER says hello and she hates to cash my lottery tickets and she knows who she ..... Mangement You better take a closer look at your employees. my neighbors have told me about her before. and refuse to deal with her....

This supermarket reminds me of a Vietnamese market in East San Jose. They offer a variety of…read moreChinese and Southeast Asian groceries. The meat and seafood section smells bad, though. Overall, the meat and fish are cheap, but the quality is not always fresh. Service is like any Vietnamese market. Lots of parking available since it's located in a big plaza.

This market is always a fun and interesting place to shop at. They have a little bit of everything…read moreif you are leaning Asian foods and wates. Yesterday we found a jar of South Korean baby shrimps to make a Filipino style shrimp paste out of. See what I am talking about? If you are feeling like sparing some of your change, there is usually a begger or sometimes a person in a white outfit collecting what you will give outside the store as well.

Amazing selection of organic and fresh food, they had some interesting things for the house as well…read morebesides soaps and cleaning things I definitely would love to come back to this grocery store. This is a local store my friend shop at we just happened to stop by to get some dinner stuff. Super friendly staff great service at checkout and the store was the cleanest store I've ever been in. Definitely planning to stop in again before I head back to Los Angeles.

The cashier was a public relations nightmare if this were a world where it matters that she was a…read morerude, assumptive racist. I need to eat a certain way and now I have to figure out where else I can go. Because the food there is what I need even if it's pricey. I just wish that it wasn't a place that I never wanted to go back to.

Affordable prices and it's usually in stock of the things I go in for. I highly recommend getting…read moregroceries here.

I have a soft spot for this Richmond store - I almost always find it to have a chill atmosphere and…read moreit's rarely crowded, especially if you go a little later in the evening. They play fun music that sometimes makes people spontaneously break into song and dance in the aisles. Okay, maybe I'm painting an exaggerated picture here - it's not like a musical - you need to go to the Oakland store for that level of engagement ;) The Richmond store aisles also feel a bit more spacious than other branches of the GO and staff members are usually friendly. Anyway, the Grocery Outlet is becoming increasingly useful for anyone on a budget (check out Ethical Bargains) and especially anyone who's trying to adopt a more sustainable, plant-based diet. Meat and dairy substitutes can be expensive, so this is one of my main reasons for going. The other is red wine - it can be a lot of fun trying to find excellent wines there and some are on sale for a fifth of the normal price. Current wine tip: Sebastiani winery. Overall, I think that the Grocery Outlet deserves 4/5 Green Stars for social and environmental impact, based on these factors: * Stocking food that would otherwise be in danger of being tossed out because of packaging changes, overstock, imperfections, or looming expiration dates, is part of a solution to the huge problem of food waste. Around 30% of food is wasted globally, contributing 8% of greenhouse gas emissions. * GO stores have been trending towards stocking more plant-based and organic food. * The Grocery Outlet stocks a good number of brands that rate well, ethically. For example, Miyoko's, Cascadian Farm, Dr. Bronner's soap, Treeline vegan cheese, Beyond Good chocolate, etc.) * The Grocery Outlet brings plant-based food (meat substitutes like Beyond Burgers) within reach for those on a budget who want to live a more sustainable life.

I didn't realize there was a Japanese market in the area! I wanted to make poke nachos, but didn't…read morewant to drive to the fish market in Albany. I was able to find almost everything I needed at this market. They have sashimi, seaweed salad, imitation crab sticks, packaged and prepared food, meat, snacks, etc. It's a nice little store with a lot to offer. I'd come back again.

I have never love a store like the way i love Yaoyasan. They are only 5 mins. away from home and…read morethey have ALL JAPANESE stuff that i need when i feel like making a special Japanese dinner. i would give this place a 100000 stars.

Great little store and food from different vendors and restaurants on Saturdays. Everything we…read morebought was delicious. Helpful customer service.

IDK what kitchens or who cooks these but they are solid for the price. A little low on meat…read moreportions but prices are better than any sit down restaurant nearby. Only sells food 10am Saturdays. 9/10, hidden gem of Thai cuisine with sweet owners, would def recommend and def come again.

Love the Schewzan restaurant in 99 Ranch Excellent food-…read moreexcellent service. The soups are absolutely fantastic!

I have shopped at the Richmond 99 Ranch Market for more than 20 years, and I am fed up with the…read morepoor customer service, inconsistent product quality, and management's failure to address repeated complaints. My biggest concern is Vivian, whom I understand to be a supervisor or manager. In my experience, her attitude toward customers is consistently hostile and intimidating. Simple questions should not be met with harsh responses or looks that make customers feel unwelcome. I often feel watched as though I am suspected of stealing, despite being a longtime paying customer. Shopping here should not mean bracing myself for someone's bad attitude. Yesterday, she slammed a doorway curtain after seeing me. Given our previous interactions and my earlier complaints, it felt deliberately hostile. Whatever her intention, this is an unacceptable way to make a customer feel. I have raised these concerns with Debby several times. Debby has been polite, but politeness means little when the same problems continue. Repeated complaints followed by no noticeable improvement show a serious lack of accountability. Vivian's conduct deserves a formal review. If she cannot treat customers respectfully, she should not be supervising staff or working in a customer-facing role. The problems extend beyond one employee. Some cashiers respond to basic questions as though customers are inconveniencing them. Communication in English can also be difficult, and finding someone willing and able to help should not be such a struggle. Another manager, a woman who wears glasses, has also responded sharply when I asked for assistance. On a separate occasion, a female security guard pushed me--an incident I consider completely unacceptable. Product quality is another concern. I have seen blackberries that appeared spoiled, encountered incorrect labels, and purchased pomelos that were largely hollow inside. After eating prepared food purchased here yesterday, I had diarrhea throughout the night. I cannot confirm what caused it, but the experience adds to my concerns about food quality. I keep returning because this store is close to home and has a broad selection. That convenience does not excuse disrespectful service or disappointing products. Management needs to stop brushing off complaints and take concrete action: address employee conduct, improve staff training, check product quality, and correct labeling problems. Customers deserve basic courtesy and reliable food quality. After decades of shopping here, I should not have to fight for either.

Typical Safeway. Got some coffee pods, Monday special fried chicken and beer…read more I was dangerously low on beer and it was a Monday - so I grabbed the chicken deal. There were tons available late night - so no typical lines for 30 minutes to get the deal. Usually if I'm at Safeway on a Monday I stand in line for 30 seconds - and decide I have better things to do with my time than push and shove in a line to get fried chicken. I find late night shopping so much nicer - when the crazies are asleep I go out. Large parking lot - and store looks ok. Don't like the crazy coupon deals or Safeway app that requires you download on your phone. At that point they really have you by the cahones. Its one thing to give a random google voice phone number on check out - another to give them your attention on your personal phone with crazy notifications of flash sales at any time they choose to pester you.

2 stars because 1. Star it's open 2. Star because it has a…read morelarge parking lot . This is a horrible place to shop it's dirty , can't get help at all and if you do be prepared it's like having a kid who's mad cause they gotta clean thier room they ugh give you attitude act like it's soooo far to have to unlock a cabinet make it extremely uncomfortable also when I had to check out I needed help at the self's check and the goose and the woman's who's hairs like an armadillo were to busy chatting on the phone and armadillo head was eating chips with her claws . And goose well goose was just being a goose . And I asked a checker where a product was and she didn't know and yea that was about it she turn away kept on keeping on . The area that you get chow mien, bless her ot was hard to hear what she was saying cause she was talking with her mouth full . ( just a eatin walked away came back with her mouth full. *sigh

This Trader Joe's has high foot traffic and car traffic, it's located in a plaza with lots of other…read morestores, so be patient. My mom loves the Trader Joe's tea, she turned me and my sister on to it years ago. I must say it's good! The employees are always kind and willing to help you.

I appreciated being able to go in and see items well stocked. The crowd wasn't too big, so I could…read moreget the items I needed and get out quickly. The employees were helpful. Thank you