Sprouts Farmers Market

D M

Honest review? This is the 2nd time I awkwardly left the store with half a cart of stuff. Like, abandoned my cart and left empty handed. If I were a single health nut maybe I'd be there more often.This store by all means is ok, and I will start using their sales for main proteins as they can be competitive. It's important to go in knowing you'll have to make a second trip to Publix or what not if you need staples. Burgers/dogs/sausage for example... Buns were I think on sale for $6 for 6. There were some $3 packs of weird hard as a rock buns. Its super niche and while definitely worth going in and checking out, it's becoming especially out of touch with the reality of average heeled customers in 2022. There's a few key problems that sent me packing. You will probably agree if your normal, give me a thumbs up if you agree since I've typed all this out for nothing after a frustrating run through sprouts... -there is a large market of prepared and raw food. This is a shining feature of the store, but it's wasted by outrageous prices that creep up on you faster than bad hands at the casino. It's hard to tell what's on sale., The little signs are not noticeable. Most everything is per lb. None of the scales show a read out facing the customer. It's very intimidating and leads to sticker shock. There's a major inability to get any idea what you actually ordered when you cannot see the item, weight, or price. This is the main problem. Combined with the high prices, it made for uncomfortable, awkward shopping. -staples don't exist. You might find yourself in sprouts for their ground beef sale, but unable to grab buns unless you want rock hard $6 buns. Don't look for a pack of hot dogs to go with them, both dogs and buns are not readily available. I get that this isn't the store for that. They offer deitz and Watson products which are great, I'd say try their franks.. but they only had a small sampling of options. The entire deitz and Watson deli case was completely void of price per pound for all deli meats. I do not want to bombard employees for information, I'm grocery shopping not performing a science experiment. Everything for sale in half of the store required blind faith and deep pockets to order. The specialty cheeses and what not were a big disappointment. Whole foods was way better for Italian/EU specialty items. You aren't going to find prosciutto, dry sausages, mozzarella etc. The rotisserie chicken didn't smell good. Smelled like wet bird. The store was smokey and my kids were holding their noses begging to leave... Which I did. The vegans in hemp shorts and sunken eyes will spot you as a fish out of water. You are on their turf..urkey.

Stephanie Moss

Been going here for a few years but lately not happy with cleanliness. I left without complete service as crowded shop with heavy fumes (and no mask requirements) made me feel ill. My tech is terrific however.

Jenna Factor

The salmon poke I bought was definitely not good anymore. Some of the pieces tasted horrific, which was shocking because it’s usually fine when I get it from Sprouts. Later I grew sick and tried calling the store to let them know. After asking to talk to a manager, I was left on hold for 20 minutes and just gave up.

Google User

This location is right off of Hwy 301 and very easy to spot. Sprouts markets are nice to go to and look at alternative and natural foods. We went down every aisle and looked at their items and definitely picked up a few things. Although the store isn't big like the super markets but they definitely have more selections if you're part of a certain diet or health fad. Only complaint is price point but you get what you pay for so I'm not complaining. Their keto chocolate was bomb! I am definitely coming back for more! Cashiers are nice and I always love going to Sprouts!