Really lovely neighborhood grocer. I went in to buy a deli sandwich that I've read about here…read more(which I can hardly wait to eat) and while there I checked prices against items I currently buy at a local big chain store. Prices here were similar! And the produce looks excellent!! and friendly service! Glad to know I don't have to fight with grocers in town with tight parking lots (Whole Foods)! I'll be back :0D

I have been a customer at fiercest market for a number of years (since 1959). always enjoyed the…read moreexperience. I do have one issue that has come up since the last ownership change. for as long as I can remember, fiercest market has had hands down the very best sourdough garlic bread in town. the current offering is on sweet bread and the garlic stops at the label. I will miss it. R. Rector

Unexpected find full of goodies! The had wonderful Christmas…read morecandies and decorations. They happen to also be one of the only retailers of Millers Beef Corndogs! The best frozen ones on the market!

I was looking more for a local fruit stand Andy's is more…read moreof a outside grocery store Tons of options if that's what you're looking for

This store is the most convenient for us to shop at for our week trips in Bodega Bay. The store is…read morenice and clean; however, the bathroom is absolutely disgusting. It is dirty and there is profanity written all over the back of the door which is very upsetting when you have a child to take in there. It's also frustrating that it is the only bathroom in the store, so the line backs up quickly. Staff are pleasant. While the food selection is great, the prices are just ridiculous.

Butcher was picking his nose, I called him out on it and he wiped it on his apron and asked me what…read morehe could get for me... The prices are comically gouged under the guise of them saying that they are actually much more expensive but they posted prices are sales prices. Inflation is one thing and gouging is another. Mix that with the staff with the energy level of the fentanyl zombies of Kensington and you have the Sebastopol Safeway.

Stopped by for a bite to eat from the saladbar and had the best conversation with a gentleman who…read morewas doing the same thing. Sometimes certain places just attract cool people. This was my second visit. Ambiance is very "local Sebastopol", which IMHO is a magical town. Prices are in accordance with the quality of the food. Salad Bar and Hot Bar cost $10.99 a pound. I ate for under $10.00 and was satisfied. They have a shaded spot for outside dining. Very HAPPY experience. I took a photo.

The people working at this store are hands down the most entitled, clueless, and flat-out rude…read moremisfits I've ever run into. I came in to grab a bottle of wine, walked up to an empty register, and put it on the belt. Out of nowhere, some mom with a cart and her kid comes meandering around, babbling to her daughter, not even in line. Then an employee actually has the nerve to tell me that she was first and that I should go to another register. Are you kidding me? That's not customer service, that's insanity. If this is how they treat paying customers, they can keep their circus. I'll be taking my business to Fircrest Market--where they actually know how to run a store.

I needed Bar-b-Qued Tri Tip for Birthday party on Tuesday. Called…read more No problem. Ready at 4:30 when I need it. At Oliver's I had to buy on sunday.. and reheat. Price is good too. Boy am I happy!

If Whole Foods and a small-town circus had a love child, it would be Pacific Market in Sebastopol…read more Walking in feels like stepping into a foodie theme park where avocados are worshipped like royalty and the bulk bins whisper, "fill me with quinoa, you beautiful human." The deli section? Life-changing. I've seen people cry tears of joy over their sandwiches -- real tears, not the fake onion-cutting kind. And the hot bar? It's like Thanksgiving every day, except you don't have to deal with your weird uncle who thinks gravy is a beverage. But the real magic is in the customers. Only here can you spot a retired hippie in Birkenstocks debating organic almond butter choices while a teenager in pajama pants buys sushi and an energy drink like it's a perfectly normal combination. Spoiler: it is normal here. Pacific Market is basically the Sebastopol town square disguised as a grocery store. Need kombucha on tap? They got it. Need artisan bread that costs more than your first car payment? Yup. Need a place to people-watch and silently judge kale chip enthusiasts? Welcome home, friend. Five stars. If I could move into the cheese section, I would.

I regularly shop at Lucky because it's close to my home and it's always a pleasant shopping…read moreexperience. Compared to other stores, Lucky is never crowded and I know shopping there will be quick and easy. The downside of Lucky in Sebastopol is that there's almost always some sketch people hanging around outside the store, either by the door or out in the parking lot. I've never had a problem, but I'm always extra aware when I'm outside the store. Not Lucky's fault, but as a woman it does effect my comfort level, especially after dark. While the experience shopping in the store is good, I don't recommend placing an order for delivery. They advertise free shipping over $35, but when you go to check out, they suddenly add a "service fee" of $20. Seriously, $20 per order?! That's ridiculous. They say it's for things like background checks and insurance - why am I paying for that?? I'd prefer they just advertise a delivery fee up front rather than try to sneak it in during checkout. I had my entire order picked out which took quite a while, only to erase it all when they added $20. What a waste of time. If you're like me and sometimes grocery delivery really helps when you're super busy, you're better off ordering from Safeway. I find their prices and coupons similar and their delivery fee is usually $5.99.

The cashier who was a male was very rude. I went through the self checkout by accident and he…read morewanted me to come out of the self checkout and go through his line. There wasn't even a line in the self checkout definitely not a friendly person and he gave a bad impression of the store! It was the first time I shopped there. I would definitely not go out of my way to go there. I've never had that kind of experience before at Food 4 Less. I also worked in the grocery business before, and this person was downright rude.!!

Just the best in my experience. Freshest fish, tastiest ground lamb, lots of local produce and…read moreproducts. Super helpful staff. Wide selection of goods. Well lit with ample aisles.

Taking a moment to show some love to the ladies in the deli dept. it was packed today & their…read moreservice was great & sliced my imported meats perfectly.

Wife and I have passed a number of times, but on our trip back from Osmosis, I had her stop in…read more People are great. Tons of different pastas and fresh produce - the peanuts are great! A must do from here on! And the food truck outside has an amazing sandwich!!

Bill's is one of my favorite things about living in west county. It's a rustic, roadside farm store…read morebut big enough to be able to buy almost all my staples there. I love getting local produce and eggs from my neighbors chickens. Their veggie starts do amazingly at my place. But the real reason you should shop there is because yesterday when the person who was supposed to drop my groceries had an emergency and couldn't bring them. I was recovering from abdominal cancer surgery so I couldn't go myself. Anthony, one of the owners I believe, offered to drop them off. He came right after work. Never event brought up a service or delivery fee. It's a 5-7 min drive for him but the gesture, for me, is reason enough to shop there as often as I can.