Not a deli anymore, just some premade sandwiches more like a 7-11 without the hot dogsread more

Woody's has all the Goodies. Whether you're looking for Loomis Basin Brewery beer or your favorite…read moreCoors light, Woody's has it. When Pliny the Elder beer is in season you can bet that Woody's will have it in stock. Even if you don't need anything in the moment and you're in the area, stop in and say hello to the friendly owners Dan and Sassy. Don't forget to tell them Harley Chris Sent you!

I stopped in on 04/15/2026 and had an amazing experience. There were so many great, healthy options…read moreto choose from, and the customer service was outstanding. I checked out with (T, Ariana on my receipt), who was incredibly friendly, professional, and efficient. She made my first visit to Trader Joe's feel special and definitely earned a customer for life. I come down to Costco from Auburn a few times each month, and I'll absolutely be adding Trader Joe's to my bi-weekly routine. Especially for more of that crunchy chili onion sprinkle seasoning! Edit: I forgot to mention the lady bagging my groceries was also great! I just didn't catch her name.

Had to give a shot out to Sarah S. who helped me find what I was looking for when I was frazzled…read morewith my 3 kiddos. She took time and saw the struggle of a tired mom. lol. Thanks, Sarah! I appreciated that very much!

Alright, time for an update!…read more Costco still remains a daunting, unfriendly and very troubling place for me. It's American mass consumerism at its prime and worst. I need to go when the fewest people are there, otherwise it feels like a horror movie... all those people running around with multiple carts overfilled with stuff, some actually frantic. Besides who really needs six jars of super sized mayonnaise unless you have a family of twelve or more? However, there are some redeeming factors to shopping here, and possibly getting a good deal. This still remains the ONLY Costco in the area I'll visit for otherwise being run over by a crazed shopper with a full pallet of merchandise. So. Some great finds- We got two new good quality camping chairs for the outdoor concerts we attend at a rock bottom price! Woo hoo! Then I found a large container, yet still manageable, of my favorite snack treat, Aussie Bites, at a great price. Please don't buy them out!!! The maple syrup is good quality and less expensive than anywhere. The paper goods can also be a very good deal. Just have a big storage space for a gazillion rolls of toilet paper. They were unfortunately out, or no longer carrying, two other favorites, the top sirloin hamburgers and the Korean dumplings (an easy and quick, delicious treat). I recommend perusing the aisles as one never knows what really interesting product or bargain is lurking in the depths of this monster store. Oh, and if you want a ginormous TV that will never fit anywhere or a casket, just in case, they have those too. Plus, it's fun to count how many giant SUVs are parked in compact parking spaces to be as close to the front door as possible! After all, there's enough walking inside! You do need a membership to enter.

This is the only Costco I go to. It may be smaller than other locations, but not dealing with the…read moredreaded gas station line makes it worth it. Instead, there are plenty of EV chargers. They say Costco on them but they run through Electrify America, and they are F-A-S-T. I got up to 230 miles (80% ish for me) in 10 minutes from nearly dead quickly after I shopped. The crowd has usually been lighter than other Costco locations, which makes getting in and out easier. I think part of that is the location. Sierra College Boulevard does not have a huge commercial strip or much dense housing beyond the two nearby shopping centers and small neighborhoods, so the store feels calmer than the bigger warehouses. If you like Costco but not the chaos, this location has been the one I keep coming back to.

I was staying at a nearby hotel and wanted to check out the area. I've never heard of Nugget…read moreMarkets and decided to check it out. It reminded me of Sprouts, but much bigger and with a better bakery selection. I love grocery stores and enjoy wandering around looking at everything. I enjoyed wandering around Nugget. Spacious, clean, and great customer service. All produce was fresh and the bakery was well stocked with fresh baked bread. I wish I lived closer because I would be here every week.

Have been shopping here for 6 years since we moved into the area…read more There is a great selection of organic produce and fruits as well as other healthy and organic products. The bakery has a huge selection of yes pricey cakes, but they do not disappoint! Deli is a bit slow but they are always friendly so I don't knock them for it! Cashiers and helpers are always helpful and friendly as well!!! I really enjoy shopping here. You get what you pay for Excited there will be a Nuggets in Rocklin, hopefully that will take the traffic off of this one

It was our first time at this Safeway getting things and we stopped by the Deli to look at their…read moremeals for lunch. The younger lady at the deli counter helping us was amazing! She was incredibly helpful and super nice while we were trying to figure out what we wanted. She truly went above and beyond, we'll definitely be coming back to this Safeway if this is the employee engagement!!

I buzzed for assistance. It took 8 minutes later by chance an associate and walked by me and he…read morenoticed I was waiting.

Nicest Winco in the region! It's bright, fully stocked, different floor plan, really wide isle and…read morefriendly associates. We were in the area and needed a few items and Winco is my hubby's favorite grocery store brand. We were looking for a couple specific items and the hot deli and bulk item team members were very helpful. Day 2: shopped the next day as well!

What's happened to Winco?…read more The Faiway store was my favorite market, but lately something has changed in Sacramento, Theft has caused at least two stores to stop being 24 hours and at my store on Fairway in Roseville stockers were in such a hurry that they almost ran over a senior citizen like me! When I told the cashier, she was obviously unhappy with her job and suggested I come before 10 am. The once happy employees seemed very unhappy tonight.

I just so happen to be in Roseville, picking up an order and decided to come to this Whole Foods…read moremarket location. I've been here before it's been a couple of years, but I will say that the experience did not disappoint at all. I will say the customer service is much better at this location than what I experienced at the Arden Way location. Even if I didn't have to come pick up a package in this area, it will still worth the 35 minute drive from my house to come to this location. My cashier Brooke was super friendly and very helpful and answered my question about a specific inquiry. She thoroughly explained that there was an update and entering my phone number for my prime benefits, may not work, and I most likely would need to use the Amazon app scan code option to receive my prime discount. She even went above and beyond to give me further instructions regarding that. I truly appreciated her being so helpful, so patient and displaying such great customer service. My whole visit today was super pleasant. I purchased the artesian sandwich was delicious by the way. I was sad about one thing, though, my salad the sesame cucumber noodle salad was all sold out, but I understand why as Brooke even explained it is one of the most popular salads and does go pretty quick. I still will come back because the experience alone was just that great.

Shoutout to Roseville, CA. Whole Foods is in the Fountains shopping plaza…read more I was walking about the Fountains shopping plaza and wanted a quick snack. I already had lunch earlier in the day at the Burger Lounge, and not in the mood for ice cream or gelato. With the limited snack type eateries in the Fountains, I meandered over to Whole Foods grocery store. The store was clean and had a current look. The self serve salad bar, soup bar, and deli had an impressive variety. Lots to choose from. Hubs went for a pepperoni slice. Pizzas are wood fired, thin crust. The pizza slices are self serve. Priced about $5. I wasn't in the mood for pizza so I walked about the self serve hot deli, looping several times trying to decide. I ended up with some lemon rice, veggie coconut curry, brocilli, and a roasted boneless chicken thigh. I had no clue how much my box weighed or costed. But beware, it can quickly add up in cost since it's priced by weight. After you scoop, no take-see backs sees. I took a bite of hubs pizza. It was not that great. Not awful either. The crust was tough and dried out. Probably been sitting for a bit under the heat lamp. I can imagine it would taste way better fresh n hot. The curry was fantastic. Smelled terrific, tasted really good. The rice was fluffy. The brocilli had a perfect tenderness, kinda impressed with that for deli food. The chicken was good (not great) but pretty decent for deli cooked chicken. We ate outside at the tables. But boy did they need some attention. The floor and tables were dirty with food remnants and bird droppings. Kinda have to contribute a large part of the state of disarray to the sloppy customers. The area was utilitarian in looks unlike the Whole Food in Folsom.

This is the best Walmart store I've ever entered. I came in on a Wednesday evening around 7pm on…read morethe 20th of the month. I've had a difficult day and my nervous system was dysregulated. Made it worse Orangevale Walmart didn't have the 2-4 quantity of a particular item I needed. A Rocklin employee who answered the phone (wow) let me know the inventory takes 48 hours to update (geez). The parking lot wasn't busy and it was rather clean. The bathroom felt like it was straight out of a public restroom in Atherton, CA, and it was at the front of the store. The store was not crowded. Shelves were stocked and the store was in excellent condition. Never in 100 years would I think that a walk through Walmart would calm my nervous system. If I had the time, I would have stopped by Mindscape for a craft beer. They're great, too.

3/6/2026: I purchased more quirky products I couldn't find at Roseville's Galleria Mall which are…read moreeight planters' saucers, bulk laundry products, two LODGE Cast Iron 16-Inches in diameter pans, Barbecue Scrubber, a mondo-size Bleach Spray Bottle, #2016 Lithium batteries, Cowboy Lump Wood Charcoal, an USB/Electric Rechargeable, barbecue fire lighter, bottle/glass scrubbing brush, etc. BTW & FYI: Visit Walmart Super Center's Camping Department for purchasing LODGE Cast Iron Pans, i.e., pans are affordably well-priced verses purchasing online or purchasing at a Shee-Shee-Foo-Foo Gourmet Kitchen Supply Store! BTW: This Walmart Super Center's prices are LESS THAN the Placerville , Rancho Cordova, and Sacramento locations. WHY? I dunno the reasons for the variable price differences . . . Go ask the Walton Family, okay? Hey~TGIF, YELPING PEEPS AROUND THE PLANET! Cheers!

I can't believe I'm saying this about one of my favorite stores..but No...today was the first time…read moregoing to this rather new location..it was a busy afternoon because of Val-Day eve I guess....I found a good park..but as soon as I walked into the rather weird configured store...the Vibe was off..then to make matters worse they didn't have the gluten-free cookies I was looking for....then a woman almost hit me with her basket, I had to control not reacting to her funky attitude... Baby....... I got hat & left! I forgot the other items I came there to buy. Not the TJ's for me.

Everything fall is at Trader Joe's and I'm here for it!!! Pumpkin and maple everything from coffee,…read moreto ice cream, to snacks, to beauty supplies and decor. My daughter loved the mini pumpkin patch in the front of the store outside. This location is always clean and well stocked. I've never seen a long line to check out and everyone working is always so nice and helpful.