Absolutely love shopping at this location, the staff is so friendly. I normally order yogurt from…read morethe nice dairy manager who is so helpful and patient. The fruit quality is always fresh and delicious. I have been shopping here for a good while and see the same employees and all are always so helpful and friendly.

I am surprised how yummy and inexpensive of a sandwich you could get at sprouts!…read more Very easy ordering by using their sandwich order form. Nice employees and everything looked clean. I opted for the build your own sandwich + bacon which totaled to $7.99! Look forward to coming back :)

Holy moly am I impressed by this local farmers market…read more The Long Beach Southeast Farmer's Market is located on the backside of 2nd & PCH in the Alamitos Bay Marina parking lot. It happens each Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM. This market is filled with all your essentials. Tons of fruits, veggies, cheeses, meats, baked goods, flowers, house plants, dips, and more. There was even a bagel spot with a line about 50 people deep. I am my best self at a farmers market, but often leave with an empty wallet. I snagged hummus, kombucha, green juice, and a floral arrangement in one visit. A few things that make this spot incredibly special: 1. there's a plethora of parking and it's free for the first 2-hours. 2. They literally have a dog valet where you can drop off your pet before shopping the local vendors. Quite possibly the cutest thing I've ever seen. 3. It's literally hosted at the marina with a gorgeous view of the boats and water. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon picnic with your farmers market goodies. Highly highly recommend adding this to your weekend itinerary.

I'm loving this Farmer's Market that continues to grow with a variety of vendors. Stopped by this…read morepast Sunday to get my bread from Old Town Baking Company. They have a variety of bread with limited ingredients. My favorites are, Gilroy Garlic Sourdough with chunks of garlic, Rosemary Garlic Sourdough, Miners Sourdough, Cranberry Walnut and the Cinnamon bread. I have also found a vendor who sells some hard to find squash. Although end of season, I purchased a honey butternut squash and this past Sunday, a Red Kuri Squash. The carrots in a variety of colors are in season and so deliciously sweet when roasted. During my last visit, I also purchased a watermelon radish. They now sell meat, seafood and have music for kids. You won't be disappointed with this Farmer's Market!

I'm sorry to see that the physical store will be closing... I guess most folks prefer ordering…read moredelivery, and they will continuo to offer that but I like to browse the store. I always find amazing deals. I like to "shop small" and support local establishments, of course, but it's nice to earn points for my Amazon account as well as find almost everything I need at decent prices in one stop. The staff is always pleasant and helpful, too. Their hot and salad bars, bakery, pizza bar and hot chicken sections are gone already, as they are closing in two weeks, BUT I found today when I shopped that they had cut prices dramatically on many, many items that I buy, and from healthy brands that I like. I spent very little for quality food items. That was always a plus here - they carry the mainstream brands, their own brand, some of the Whole Foods 365 brand, and many organic and hard to find brands at decent prices. I am sorry to see yet another grocery store leave this spot, though there are others in the area. I will continue to shop for deals until they close, and I hope others will take advantage of it as well.

I'm so sad about the news that Amazon Fresh is closing!! I frequent this location and the Cerritos…read morelocation pretty frequently where I go to at least one of these locations 1-2x a week for groceries. This store particularly has great deals and the friendliest employees! I've never had a bad experience here and will continue to visit while they're still open. You'll be missed, Amazon Fresh!

I stopped by the Famers Market. It was really small and only offered food vendors. I bought a…read moretamale for my husband and left.

This post is only a reflection of the FINCA BONiTA stand. I had good luck with all the other…read morevendors. I bought these strawberries saturday and left them in fridge. took them out saturday morning to clean and prep just to find out that more than half of my strawberries had mold. Paid $15 for moldy strawberries!!

Amazing collection of vinegars and olive oils. I've never seen so many options and flavors in one…read morestore. If you're a fan of vinegar this is like the bomb store for that. I'm trying out 4 options this go around and they have a rewards program after 10 you get a free small bottle. Pricing is straight forward by size of bottle and they have other snack items as well. Chocolates and olives. I picked up some garlic stuffed Spanish olives that looked great. Friendly service, it is a small shop, one person doing all the work while I was there so be patient if someone else is ahead of you. The feel is like you're wine tasting and they will let you sample whatever peaks your interest.

Education. Tasting / Sampling. History. And ultimately upgrading your gourmet array for day to day…read morequality, health, and flavor. This store has been a transport vehicle into a better way to cook, prepare dishes and make sugarless mock-tails. The other five star reviews really say it all - and I am totally on board. Mary has taught me so much about olive oil. She let me and my wife taste so many too. The education on the health benefits and potency and seasons... I now own and use about 15 bottles of both oils and vinegars. My faves: Balsamics for mocktails- guava, gravenstein apple, watermelon Balsamics for salad - lemon, oregano, and champangne Oils - Madigascar black pepper, bahklavout peppers oil (spicy) many different varieties of cooking and fresh usage robust to medium. These oils make every single dish taste better. Antica and Mary (the owner) are both gems. Seriously drop in, get educated and enjoy the next phase of you gourmet journey. Upgrade your cooking scene and spend some time, energy and money at Antica. Ambiance: Obviously a beautiful and serene creative environment.

Hey I mean I love Whole Foods despite the price and yea maybe I pay for overpriced food for some…read moreitems but guess what! I don't mind it. Walking in just makes you feel "healthy" or just more conscious about what you are eating. For instance, I loveeee snacks, I'm a big snacker! So when I go to the snack aisle I can't fall into the seed oil or bad additive snacks. They aren't perfect but a lot of them are healthier than your average snacks. So this an example on why I enjoy going to a store like this to pay a bit of a premium. Parking is fairly easy unless you are going at a prime time. The parking is free for an hour and a half which is convenient. When you walk in you have produce on the left with protein/meats behind. Then you have the smoothie bar with house care/wellness in front. In the front of the store there's a Amazon drop off center too.

It's been a minute since I've gone to Whole Foods and I LOVE the take and bake bakery options! It's…read moreapx 10% cheaper than the finished products in the bakery. For those who complain it's too expensive, it is all relative. They have $27 candles but also $1.60 glycerin bars and $3.00 shea bars of soap. Juice can range from $3-12 depending if it's cold pressed, etc. There are certain brands and items I like here and I am a fan! The entire Good Crisp brand for one! :) 2/$8 or $4.49 a slice for pizza is a great deal. We had a mid-shopping slice before regrets were made in the cart. Haha. The 1 topping whole is only $20! Say what you will, I like their crust and the toppings are fresh. I noticed a lot of specials and deals posted throughout the store. EG: Sushi on Tues / Fri (I forget) is buy 1 get 1 50% off. Staff is nice and they are always so many employees stocking or working that if you need anything, it's not difficult to find anyone.

Good local farmers market…read more *Live music* & plenty of room to have a picnic Besides fruit & veggies: -seafood -pupusas -pizza -hot dogs and sausages -sourdough & focaccia -dips -olive oil & vinegar Etc All the kids from Roger's go at dismissal so may be crowds right at 3pm Doesn't participate in EBT or WIC food programs

April 26. Visit to market. Part two. I was hoping to find the Fuertes avocados that I saw last…read moreweek. Not at the market this week. Moral of story, gather your avocados while you can. However, Ladie kakes booth was here!

I came in when I had some extra time before meeting some friends for some lollipops. The cinnamon…read moreare so addictive! The gal working was super helpful and very friendly!

After lunch of-coursewe need some dessert lol and we made a quick stop here…read more Service here is great,welcomed in and right away offering samples yummy..... The store is cool (it's hot outside) feels good and everything is spring, beautifully decorated/organized. Today we went for an assortment Easter themed. Ok bye see ya tomorrow

They offered a lot interesting meats, seafood and desserts…read more I picked up a package of Elk meat to try. It tasted just like beef steak but a lot softer. Definitely will come back to try their other products again. The store is spacious and clean. Plenty of parking. Friendly service.

Five star service from the staff at the Long Beach location. Upon entering I was greeted by Stevie,…read morewho welcomed me with a smile and graciously gave me a tour of the store. Being my first time in a Wild Fork, Stevie made many recommendations on different meats, cuts, prepared items and desserts. His knowledge on the concept of flash frozen shifted my perception. Flash frozen locks in nutrients, flavor, and texture by forming tiny ice crystals that preserve cellular integrity, making food often healthier and tastier than "fresh" food that sits out. Needless to say, I walked out with a bag full of veggies, herbs, fish, and desserts for around $60. Prices are incredible for the quality too!

This is a review of the Enfuso.com online ordering experience…read more I was looking online for a jar of Mission olives to give a friend for a birthday gift, along with a Mission olive tree I purchased. For some reason, I could not find brined Mission olives anywhere locally (San Diego) so I took a chance and placed an order on Enfuso.com after reading all the positive reviews. I specifically ordered from Enfuso since they are only about 90 miles away and I figured my order would arrive in plenty of time for the event. To avoid high shipping charges for one jar of olives, I also ordered 2 tiny bottles of balsamic vinegar and one small bottle of olive oil to get to the threshold for free shipping. (see picture attached of 4 items ordered) The order was not shipped out for 3 days, and when it arrived a few days after that, the jar of olives - the WHOLE REASON I even placed the order- was missing. I texted (since they request no phone calls) and emailed Enfuso immediately, and asked that the missing jar of olives be shipped out to me asap so I would have it for the purpose intended. I was informed the olives would be mailed out that day, which they were not. (or they were mailed after 5 pm if they were). The TINY 3 oz bottles of balsamic vinegar I ordered for $9 each are a joke. There is not enough product in this $9 to dress one salad! 3 ounces = 6 tablespoons (not 7 as the owner states). The product size is listed as 100 ml, not in standard U.S. ounces, so it is a little deceiving and shocking when you see how tiny 3 oz actually is (think of a tiny little travel sized shampoo bottle). The 250 ml (8 oz) bottle of lemon olive oil for $20 is not something I would have ever purchased either if I saw the size in person. Ridiculously expensive for the amount of product, and absolutely ZERO attention paid to online orders. Go elsewhere! Update: The owner states below that I was looking at a non-USPS website for tracking info. Incorrect! See attached pic that shows usps website, and estimated delivery of 'forgotten' item was MON. May 6th, after the date I needed it. I forgot to mention there were several broken pieces of olives in the jar, and since I did not see the other half of the broken ones, it tells me they were put into the jar that way. Not attractive for a gift, especially for $20 a jar. (see pic) And lastly, the owner states I did not mention she included a 3 oz jar of a flavored vinegar as a "gift". I didn't mention it, because it was ginger flavored vinegar. Not something I would ever use, I very much dislike the strong taste of ginger. So while the "free gift" of a tiny bottle of vinegar was appreciated in theory, I would have much rather have received the items I actually paid for, and did not have to stress about receiving at a later date and possibly after the day I needed for purpose intended than a 3 ounce gift of something I will not use. The owners offer to refund the cost of the olives if they did not arrive by Sat. is not something that was appealing to me either. As I mentioned to her multiple times, the sole reason for the order was for a jar of Mission Olives for a gift, which I could not find locally. The other items, tiny 3 oz bottles of vinegar and an 8 oz bottle of lemon flavored olive oil, are readily available many places in the San Diego area, and not something I would have ordered online and paid extra premium prices for, they were an add-on so I would meet a threshold not to incur a shipping charge. If the owner of this business is "too busy juggling a lot of balls" to pay any attention to get an online order of only 4 items shipped out correctly and in a timely manner, maybe she should either hire help or not maintain a website in which to order online.

How lucky are we to have this beautiful local small batch business making high grade, quality olive…read moreoils and vinegars right here? I keep all of them in stock at home.I just can't explain how the flavors add to a recipe. Prep Cooking Classes/Shop in Rossmoor got me hooked on them and there's no going back. This is how authentic they are...if they cannot get quality cilantro, then they hold off on making the Cilantro infused Olive Oil. Chef Elizabeth at Prep teaches different ways to use the oils and vinegars in all kinds of recipes. I can't believe William Sonoma hasn't picked these up because they are better than anything they've ever had on their shelves. Okay, too long but treat yourself to stop by Enfuso and Prep who sells them too. Awesome gift for cooks or someone who has everything.