I went there for the first time and their prices seemed reasonable. But when I went back the second…read moretime, they charged me $140 for two grocery bags worth of fruits and veggies. The didn't give me a receipt and I feel dumb for not asking why it cost so much since the first time it was about $50. The prices weren't posted on anything either so Anyways, I definitely would not go back

Fresh fruits and veggies. got a full bag of stuff for like $16. Tomatoes more flavorful than what…read moreyou find at the store.

The oranges we purchased during our first visit ever, made us fans of this place…read more We purchased a bag of oranges for $10.00 and they were the best oranges I have EVER had in my life. Super juicy, good size and very filling. Service was EXCELLENT!! By the lone gentleman working behind the counter. We will be back very soon

Nothing special. If you want to buy bags of oranges or grapefruits than this is your place.... but…read moreother than that... they dont sell individual fruits. But the prices are reasonable

Love this little hole I the wall. Been there 1 other time. Got veggies and jalapeño cheddar…read moresourdough bread. Came back today. Bought another loaf. It's do good. And Rick the owner such a great guy. See you soon. Will be back. Sandwich was great!!!!!!! Thank you for the recommendation.

Grape fruit tea was amazing . Fresh, sweet, and not artificial. Cute and clean shop. Will come…read moreagain!

This Sprouts is conveniently located behind LAFitness, so I frequently stop by post-workout…read more I was intrigued by the $5 sushi deal on Wednesdays, but I'd really not recommend going out of your way for it. They're basically all just cucumber and rice. The ones with any fish seem to be priced at $6 and even then it's like the tiniest slivers of tuna. They have poke bowls as well, but something is seriously wrong with the seaweed salad in them. It's straight up gray, not green, and so I've been too scared to try one. There are managers specials frequently, as well as discounted prepared food often available in the late afternoon. I'm fond of the kale and apple salad, and there's a black garlic shrimp platter that is delicious as well. If you can catch them on sale, I'd definitely recommend picking them up! One thing that was super tragic is that they've discontinued so many of their refrigerated vegan products. I was happy to pick up a ton of vegan protein for cents on the dollar the one day I caught the massive clearance, but my stock is finally running low and I'm sad I won't be able to find a lot of the same stuff here anymore.

Honestly, grocery shopping can feel like such a chore, but I actually look forward to coming to…read morethis Sprouts location off Alessandro. The moment you walk in, the open layout and the massive, colorful produce section right in the center just sets the best vibe. Everything is always beautifully stacked, super fresh, and they have the best seasonal fruit selection around. Beyond the gorgeous produce, I am obsessed with their bulk bins. It's so nice being able to grab exactly the amount of nuts, chocolate-covered pretzels, or coffee beans I need without buying a massive plastic container. Their deli counter is also a hidden gem--if you haven't grabbed one of their custom sandwiches for a quick lunch yet, you are seriously missing out. The store is always clean, bright, and well-stocked, but what really seals the deal is the team working here. The cashiers and floor staff are always incredibly welcoming, polite, and quick to help you find something. Plus, the parking lot is smooth and easy to get in and out of, which is always a massive bonus for a busy grocery run. High quality, great prices, and friendly faces every time. Love this spot!

We wanted to find a place to WALK around at after having some pho at Pho Ha 7. This place was…read morereally close by so we decided to check it out. I was hoping to find some pre made juices and lunch boxes but, instead I found a little food court... There was Philippino food, Korean and Chinese food... I really wanted to get some cold sesame noodles and Tea eggs. They usually have it at the one in Eastvale so looks like every location DIFFERS... I was allay hoping to find some UBE or purple potatoes. They help lower blood pressure fast! PRO TIP: If you want to lower your blood pressure instantly try having bananas and purple potatoes or Ube for dinner. Not with your dinner but, only these 2 items for dinner. Stay hydrated! Then, check out the new lower number The next morning... AMBIANCE: 9/10 It was pretty cold throughout the entire market. It did look really clean and organized though... Overall, it was a nice and quiet market to walk at. It was also not crowded... YOUR HOME FOR FRESH ASIAN GROCERIES!!!!! RANCH 99!!!!

Hidden gem for all things Asian groceries!…read more If you're anywhere near Corona and love cooking Asian-inspired food at home, this spot is a must-visit. 99 Ranch is one of those supermarkets that feels like a culinary playground -- the aisles are packed with ingredients you might not find at regular grocery stores, and it's where I discovered Birds Eye chilis and all kinds of furikake seasonings that I love adding to fresh tuna and other recipes. From sauces and noodles to fresh produce, seafood, and hard-to-find packaged goods, they carry pretty much everything you need to bring your favorite Asian recipes to life. It's not just a grocery run -- it's inspiration in every aisle. Whether you're looking to experiment with something new or just stock up on staples for your weekly cooking, this market is worth the trip. The layout makes browsing easy, and even though some items can be a little pricier than mainstream supermarkets, the unique selection and quality make it worth it. Did I mention I love grabbing an Ice coffee from Bakery & Café located in their food court?! Very affordable ice coffees and delicious

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Dairy free, vegan , vegetarian ,and healthy/ish eaters rejoice Clark's is here. Enter on 12th or…read moreMain Street. This spot is way bigger than it looks on the outside. They also have grooming, and vitamin products available as well. The ready to eat section caught my eye. I'll probably look into it next time. This time I bought some teriyaki shiitake mushroom jerky. It was better than expected. They have a rewards program . Store created wellness magazines (complimentary) are available at the register.

I go to the Farmer's Market at the Laguna Hills Mall (Fridays 9am-1pm) to get the avocado's and…read moreoranges from them. I am a avocado lover and he ALWAYS has he best. He can pick up one, squeeze and tell you when they are ready to eat...and he is never wrong. My friend used to (lovingly) call him the avocado nazi since he will say something like 'don't eat this before Thursday...but he is always right! The oranges are also to die for! My kids are currently on their second one each and told me to say that they are "the best oranges ever!"! They are a really great family who really takes pride in their produce and you will not be disappointed!

At the Laguna Niguel Farmers Market I should add..OOOH BOY! Oh, those Oranges are too die for! The…read moreabsolute best..Sweet! Juicy! One of the last of the locally grown (Riverside) orange ranches that California used to be known for.. Better than Gelson's, better than Bristol Farms,even better than even the unassailable Trader Joes. I can get 8 ounces of fresh juice from three of their baseball sized oranges. Few seeds too.In fact no seeds in winter when the Valencias are in.. Wonderful, friendly long time family run company, I try and go each Sunday at the Laguna Niguel Farmers Market on La Paz. 9 am- 1 pm Saturdays, they are at the Farmers Market in Laguna Beach. 8am- 12 noon.. Prices are extremely reasonable. The 10 lb. bag of 15-17 large juicy oranges for something like $5.00 a bag.Smaller bags available for less . They go to other farmers markets in Orange County, like Anaheim and Laguna Hills . At present, they have wonderful fresh Lemons, Apples, Persimmons, Grapefruit. Big Avocados! Go early because they regularly sell out!. something different each week as what the ranch grows comes in..