A lot smaller than most Nuggets but still the same great quality. The store is well…read morecompartmentalized and has that same great service you find at all Nuggets. We ordered some sandwiches for lunch. I ordered the Van Gogh with added turkey, my daughter had the Firecracker, and her bf had some kind of tri tip Sammie HOT. We shopped around after ordering and our sandwiches were ready in minutes. All our sandwiches were delicious and very filling. My daughter and I only ate half of ours. Overall, the store was cute and filled with all the quality food and staples you find at other specialty stores!

Has a great selection of organic produce. Good deli counter…read morefor diestel fresh roasted or smoked turkey, as well as a case of freshly cooked food. All the good basics, and a some good specialty baked goods (gluten free) as well as fresh bread from local bakeries. Staff always kind and welcoming.

This is one of those places that just kind of feels like home…read more I've been stopping by this market for as long as I've been hiking in the Golden Gate Area, which is over a decade. Some of Good Earth's items are on the super pricy side, but some are also reasonable. The deli and bakery items are usually pretty good. This was the first place I ever found Sjaak's chocolate. Sadly, they no longer exist, but I used to always stop by for their Hearts of Cherry after hiking around Mt Tam. Today I stopped by for whatever looked good enough to buy, which happened to be a pesto chicken calzone from the hot deli case, a slice of chocolate cake that looked too good to be $5, some roma tomatoes, and a blueberry banana water. The pesto chicken calzone had decent flavor, but it literally had like half a cup of grilled onions on it. Like, there was an entire opaque layer of grilled onion. Adding onions to compensate for less meat is one of the oldest Italian tricks in the book, and is the basis of many great recipes. In this case, it was a little much. Also, the crust didn't have any flavor, but for $10, for this area, it wasn't bad. The chocolate cake was the worst chocolate cake I've ever had in my life. It should have been labeled "iced biscotti," because that's about how dry it was. After a few bites, I had to double check to make sure I didn't accidentally grab an expired piece. It was so dry!! Okay, so, the cake was a mistake, but everything else was good. Their fresh deli pizzas looked AMAZING, but I did not take one home. Overall, the store is very clean, well lit, and merchandised nicely. My only issue is the twinkie sized stall in the ladies room, with a door that opens inward, trapping anyone who is greater than four inches in diameter between the toilet and the door. Sometimes you seriously have to wonder what kind of psychopath designed women's public restrooms. It's like, if you are larger than an actual Barbie doll, good luck getting in and out without touching the public toilet! So, I actually made two separate purchases. First, I purchased the calzone, and took it back to my car to eat. Noticing that I was surrounded by Teslas and eating disorders, I put up my sunshades so that I could eat in peace, without becoming a TikTok reel. After I finished eating, as I was lowering my sunshade, I caught the man parked next to me in the act of taking a video of me, anyway! My car is ugly enough to make a classist person assume that I'm a homeless person, which I'm sure is what happened in this case. Maybe he was planning to post it on social media as an example of how homeless people were ruining his life. When he saw a nicely dressed woman in a brand new, pretty dress (me) he looked shocked. I looked back and forth between him and his phone which was pointed at me, and glared. He lowered the phone and stared at me, wide eyed and jaw dropped, as if he wanted to explain. I glared at him as hard as I could. Classist rich people harass me like this all the time. As a formerly homeless person, I know that in reality, there's no such thing as "looking homeless." People who "look homeless" are usually housed and struggling with mental health issues, while homeless people who live in shelters are usually very well-groomed. But tell that to the classist rich person who thinks it's funny to take videos of other people and post them on the internet to mock them. I wish it was illegal to do that, but it's not. So if I'm posted on "homeless people of Marin" or something, that's what's up, even though I'm very much housed and employed. A calzone with a side of classism. Not the store's fault. But irritating none the less.

RE: Holly in the Deli…read more Exceptional, caring and fast service. Holly also takes time to provide personal customer service (she took me to Customer Service to find my lost sunglasses). Holly recognizes her repeat del customers! She could be "in charge"!

After a beautiful day in the woods and hiking on Mt Tam, we stopped by this amazing family run…read moremarket . What a Gem and great find . Mill Valley Market has been operating since 1929 and they are still family run . This is their 4th generation! We came to get their sandwiches and boy did they deliver. Ordered 2 vegetarian, chicken chipotle, Thanksgiving turkey and got jerk chicken from the hot foods buffet! They are way better than Whole Foods fyi! Great quality and freshest taste ! Delicious food and great service ! Love supporting our local gems and they nourished us with love! They also have a fish and meat market ! And a full grocery store plus a ln amazing wine selection and hot and cold buffet! Will be back!!

We came here today to get a sandwich to go for a picnic at the redwood park nearby…read more We ordered on the phone for a steak sandwich on a Dutch crunch roll. The $14.99 sandwich was pre-cut and full of thick pieces of steak. There was a ton of arugula and pickled red onion. This was a very good homemade tasting sandwich of great quality. The market itself is pretty low key, very dense and small. It has everything you need but it doesn't have the produce that I would normally get at a Whole Foods or Good Earth. The service was good and it was very convenient to go to. We will definitely come back to get sandwiches here whenever we have a picnic nearby. It was convenient. The redwood park nearby did not disappoint.

I usually shop at an all organic grocery store in Fairfax which we love and I give 12/10 stars to,…read morebut Nugget is in the rotation for when we need some items that our usual place doesn't carry. In that sense, it's a good clutch market for those items. The store itself is small but laid out well. I really like the produce that they have outside, it gives small town vibes. Where Nugget lacks is in customer service. I have yet to meet a friendly or happy looking employee. I feel like this is something I've noticed more lately. On my trip today, the man stocking the produce had his cart in the middle of the produce section, so there was really no way to get anything. I asked him if I could slip in and quickly grab a few things, and he made a really off putting comment about if I could see he was working, etc. Yikes. I've also been rung up before where the cashier just is on auto pilot, no hello, no small chit chat. Nugget, you carry things we like, and you're close to our home. Can you please give your employees some customer service training, or some reasons to feel joyful? TIA!

I love this store. the employees are always very nice and helpful. We volunteer at the marin…read morehumane and always go there afterwards. Their deli and bread selections are top notch. We also love their wine selection and the meat counter is the best. They have grass fed, and regular beef, chicken, and fish. They are also happy to select the best piece of fish or meat for you. I also love their bulk spices and bulk nuts and rice. And, they have a nice selection of coffee, and local bulk coffee. 100% recommended!

This is a small farmers market, but they had a great selection of a variety of vendors! There is…read morelots of parking at the Walgreens next door to the market.

Don't be fooled by its size and location... this tiny farmers market is full of delicious…read moresurprises! I come here for $10 orchids (courtesy of Rodriguez Farms), and the yummy Indian/Himalayan street treats (8 chicken momos for $6; 3 samosas for $4; and plenty of mouthwatering dipping sauces). And of course, you'll find a plethora of seasonal fruits from Northern California farmers/vendors. Best of all, there's lot of stuff to sample while you browse. And who doesn't love to nosh while they shop? Word to the wise: show up early on Friday morning (no later than 11am). Otherwise, you might miss out on the best stuff.

Last time we came here for Buffalo soft serve and it was replaced by Jersey cow soft serve. I'm a…read moresucker for soft serve so I had to come back to try this. It's better than Strauss. It's a lot thicker and creamier than the Strauss soft serve. I was impressed. I'm glad that they now serve the Jersey cow soft serve because the Buffalo one was pretty boring and too sweet. They no longer serve the Buffalo soft serve because the company was bought out and now they use the Buffalo milk for other items like cheese and no longer sell it for soft serve. Love this little market and if I move to Sausalito, I would be coming here quite often. And not just for the soft serve. They have a lot of very interesting items here. The items are all marked up a bit but otherwise good quality items and the food looks good. I've enjoyed their hot lunch here. All the prepare Foods look good too. I normally go across the street to Joinery for lunch then stroll down here for a soft serve.

Got this message from "Christopher B" blaming me for what i was charged by the store. I assume this…read moreperson works at Drivers: "There is no way two tomatoes cost $19-20. Your herbal soda was likely $6. So you likely were inadvertently overcharged (it happens with some of the older ladies who do check out), and you should have brought it up right then. Who doesn't pay attention to what you're being charged? In any event, those tomatoes aren't 2# each. You should rethink your unfair review and take responsibility for your inattentiveness first." What a busy body. Anyway, no, i didn't know what i was charged until i left the store. As anyone can probably attest to, pretty often these days when being rung up, the checker doesn't say the total anymore - they just scan your items and tell you to tap. So no, i didn't know what i was being charged at the time but this doesn't make the egregious pricing my fault, but nice try "Christopher B."

I ordered 2 products that looked delicious. I got them within a week, however the box was all…read morewet and something had broken inside. I contacted the company and they asked me to send a picture of the box, which I did and I haven't heard back. I have no product and they've not issued a credit. Terrible customer service... Very disappointing.

like this place!…read more PROs: The best things about this place is -clean and well organized -the convenience of being nearby, -the pleasant staff, -and it has an attached coffee shop. (Separate business) CONs: Prices: As should be expected, You pay a lot for the convenience. Prices of everything are at least double what you would pay at a grocery store. For example: a pint of Ben and Jerrys ice cream costs almost $13 HOURS: I am an early riser and would go there more often if they were open earlier Currently, They do not open until 7:30am.

Walking distance from the GG Ferry. Lots of local items and things you don't find, in other stores,…read more we enjoy picking up a few items here. Just to try... and of course we enjoy the fresh food here, lotions, granola, chips, drinks and more. Pick up some drinks, granola, ice cream, chips, great smelling soap etc.