Quality/Quantity - Thanks for being the ONLY Food Maxx in the Reno, NV area. I am a loyal customer…read moreat your San Leandro, CA location. I was a loyal customer in your Oakland, CA location, but I do not spend time in that area any more. I know you are a franchise business model. Easy in and out. Got my few ad items and did some more impulse buying. Fresh sushi on Fridays?!?! I don't think they have that in any of the CA stores I visit. Atmosphere - Decent size location. I did not get to spend too much time here as my wife was waiting in the hot 97 degree car!!! And it was a chore day. Easy in and out of the freeway. Plenty of mall parking. Service - Self service. Price - Low prices. Owner Comment - I did not know that Save Mart owns you; I learned something new. Congrats on your success since 1986, and to Save Mart's success since 1952. 2021 - 53+ Foodmaxx locations in CA & NV. 2022 - Acquired by Kingswood Capital Management.

Big warehouse store…read more. First time visiting. Not very busy and some prices were reasonable.. Noticed the ad for the strawberries.. what a great deal! Unfortunately, the ad was wrong and they had a sign posted about the error. Kind of bummed, I was looking for the Ice drinks.. brand.. but they didn't have any..

11/13/2025 decided to give food MAXX one more try since I'm in a new city. And you disappointed me…read morelike you did in California. I ordered some food through DoorDash and I got moldy cheese. Why do ALL the Food MAXX disappoint? Won't ever be back to this store

Please tell FoodMaxx that they need to fix their retarded self checkout machines. They make it…read moreimpossible to check out on your own without verifying every movement you make. If you do shop at FoodMaxx, do not use self checkout, no matter how long the line is at regular checkout because self checkout will inevitably be longer

I like about Smiths in Nevada. I love finding the new snacks I wanted. And also it's a good drug…read morestore supermarket to go to. and I love fighting new items over there and their deals are cheap. The deals are must buy 4 bags of chips for $10 dollars. And some other deals they're having in there. So if you wanna go grocery shopping, I suggest shopping at Smith's. You can't beat the good deals at smiths.

Their floral department has really gone down hill. They raised prices and bouquets are smaller…read more They flowers now only last days instead of a week or two

I love the new location. There is such a large variety for those with various dietary needs, such…read moreas keto, gluten-free, dairy-free, and other options. I love just wandering the store, seeking out new products and items. There is everything from fresh to frozen, canned, homeopathic medicine, soaps, and lotions. Most stores I enter have very few items I can eat. But here there are a lot of snacks, sweet items, drinks, and even packaged items such as chips. I adore that they carry a variety of flours, nut flours, gluten-free, cassava, tapioca, as well as others. The store always smells clean. In the wintertime, there is a smell of ginger. The employees are always courteous and knowledgeable. The only con is that they do not have a store in Sparks. Best tip: Don't forget to bring your own grocery bags or cooler. I bring a cooler in the summertime. Always pack more bags than you think you will need.

Natural Grocers is one of my favorite places to shop. The employees are always so friendly,…read morehelpful, and genuinely knowledgeable about what they carry--you can feel that they truly care about the customers. The quality of their products is consistently top-tier, from the fresh produce to the wellness items. Everything feels clean, intentional, and trustworthy. Shopping here is always a great experience, and I leave knowing I'm getting the best. Highly recommend!

This Raley's store has a Nevada DMV kiosk that actually works. The facility is clean & brightly…read morelit. The staff is over the top friendly and anxious to help their customers with any inquires. Raley's has a well stocked inventory of food items. The bakery takes the prize in quality here.

6/3/2024- I love…read moreRaleys/ Bel Air/ Nob Hill grocery stores-.. It's been a while since I stopped here to grab some bread for dinner.. Not used to not having a self -checkout compared to Elk Grove, but the line wasn't too bad.. I was really disappointed when they turned the Rakey's near me to the One store.. If they ever change it back, I'll definitely rerun as a happy customer..

Had a cake made and decorated by the amazing Miss Thalia. Loved my cake! It was delicious and it…read morewas absolutely beautiful! However, I had a hard time with getting anyone to help me get the cake at the cake department. There were 3 people working, all three would look at me and not help me. I waited probably about 10 minutes just to be helped which was strange. Once I was finally acknowledged, they couldn't find my cake and I was so worried it was missing. But eventually they did find it... seemed a bit disorganized. Also, I went to buy the rest of my groceries for the party and bought three bottles of cranberry juice. Once I got home, I realized they were three months expired. Yikes. I threw them out.

I gave Thalia (the best baker in Carson) two cakes for this past weekend. She always out does her…read morework, gorgeous details, heavenly taste, and always gives the best customer service. Thank you again to Thalia!!

So there is not a time that I go into this store and I find expired food products. With times being…read moredifficult and groceries costing twice as much I do not want to get all the way home after spending $50 on 5 items only to find out something is expired. I also should not have to spend extra time checking expiration dates on everything I touch. A month ago the honey ham was $9.99! Now that same honey ham a month later is on sale for $3.47 probably because it's been a month and no one is buying. The first one I picked up expired 4/27/25. The more I shopped these "Manager Specials" the more expired or about to expired stuff I found.

It's nice and clean but still the worst store in Carson. Good luck using the self checkout. Every…read moresingle item I had shut the system down to call for a non existent clerk. Maybe thew one cashier with the long line is expected to do it? Who knows? Avoid at all costs.

There are grocery stores, and then there's WinCo…read more If you've never wandered through their bulk foods section, you're missing one of the best values in grocery shopping. From specialty flours, grains, spices, and dried fruits to candies, nuts, baking ingredients, and snacks, the selection is impressive. Whether you're stocking a pantry, running a small bakery, or simply buying exactly the amount you need, the bulk department offers both variety and affordability that few competitors can match. The store itself was well stocked, clean, and easy to navigate, and the prices consistently remind you why so many shoppers make WinCo their first stop. The only downside? The checkout lines. They moved steadily, but the wait was noticeably longer than I would have liked. Fortunately, the savings and selection made it feel like a worthwhile trade-off.

It is possible to run a profitable and successful business while prioritizing employee dignity and…read morerespect. All of this while providing full-time positions and livable wages with benefits too. Winco proves it! In the 20+ years that I've been a Winco customer, I've always been treated well which is a phenomenal track record that some jerk has ruined. Why Linda, why? She was covering the service desk and I came in to return a defective item. As I approached the desk, she was looking me up and down with a very strange expression. So because of this, I wasn't affable but I definitely wasn't rude. I cut to the chase of why I was there. She treated me VERY badly which I ignored for the most part, stating that in all of the years that I've shopped at Winco I've never been treated so poorly. She responded by saying that I was the problem and invited me to call the corporate office! Then she said aggressively, "I've had three horrible customers in one day!" repeating it a few times. I asked to speak to a manager and she quipped that he was busy and he couldn't get away so I asked someone else to page him for me and she interfered with that page, telling them to cancel it. This is a brand new store and everyone else is amazing which is what I'm used to. I wrote this shortly after the store first opened and haven't had an unpleasant experience since and I shop here weekly. I also have not seen Linda. It's a great store with great employees and low prices. I'll keep buying whatever they have that I need from Winco. This store is my first go to store.

I stepped inside and my nostrils were assaulted by this horrible smell! I don't know what it was…read morebut it was horrid, and it was throughout the entire store! The employee's however were very kind and good at answering my questions so I have no complaints there! The cashier especially was very friendly and nice to chat to. The store was also decently well organized and well stocked with most anything needed, except for the produce area. Definitely not a bad little store to go to if you're in the area and need anything!

This .99 Cent store is amazing. It's consistent with what you purchase every week. The peppers,…read moreespecially are such a good deal. You get a bag of 4 or 5 multi-colored peppers for a Buck or $1.50. Across the street at Foodmaxx, the same thing is $3.99. The produce is fresh, and the seasonal products are great. For the garden the accessories are fun and cheap. I'll keep going back, for sure. Sincerely, Sharon S

Used to shop at Safeway across McCarran because it has a nearby, cut-rate gas station, and the…read morereliable Taiwan Restaurant and Baskin-Robbins dessert emporium in the Ridgeview Plaza south of Mae Anne Avenue. However, on the other side of McCarran, the Canyon Center plaza has Dollar Tree, Silver Chopsticks, a rare-for-Reno Chase Bank branch, and a Save Mart, among other provocative businesses, like, for instance, Flowing Tide Pub #7. Safeway gave me a harsh vibe during the Covid daze, especially from cashiers and front staff, so Save Mart got the nod. It's a well-maintained market, good produce and meat selection, sporadic surprise discounts on eggs, great bargains on weekly-ad items, and personable, mellow staff. Conversely, the service deli strikes me as small and lackluster. Plotted between 7th Street and Mae Anne on the northbound side of the west McCarran loop, and a hop-skip-jump from the USPS Washington station and I-80, this market screams, "LOCATION X3!"

I dislike giving 1-star reviews, and unfortunately this one is well deserved. Hopefully, management…read morereads this and wants more details, because this has not been the welcoming experience I have had at other locations. To sum it up - horrible communication skills and lack of understanding. Just before 3pm on 01/23/2026, I called to speak with someone about partnering with an organization to host a community event. At other Savemart locations it, the store managers have been the point of contact, and I have had positive experiences. They put me on hold to speak with their manager, and when they came back on line, they literally shouted "KEYSTONE ONLY" and hung up the phone before I could respond. I thought I was accidentally disconnected so I called right back. The same person answered... she gave no hello - there was no "Thanks for calling Savemart". She said "You're the one with the _______?" I corrected her and said, "No, that is something entirely different," and took 10 seconds to explained what it was again. She did not hear what I said, cut me off, and said "my manager said Keystone only!" Again, she didn't wait for me to get off the phone and hung up the phone on her last breath. Needless to say, I'm not calling back today.