Grocery Outlet

Elizaveta

Never in my life I have to deal with something like this. I came here with my therapy dog, and the security guard asked me if it’s a service dog when I respond that it is he continued to ask what exactly she service for, and keept saying that she is not a service dog. Even after I showed the doctor note, they invite more stuff and forced me to tell what was my disability so i can continue shopping. I’ve never in life dealt with discrimination like this. It’s illegal to make me say in front of anyone what Is my disability, specifically after I provided with all the documents that you don’t even have a right to ask for. worst experience ever, Hope the guy gets fired honestly

Xochil Barahona

They recently expanded their store and offer more products. They have lots of great options, I usually walk through each aisle for good deals.

Paul B

Great low prices on some items, not so low on others but still worth shopping at. Parking is plentiful, customer service is prompt 'n courteous. Go shop 'n see for yourself!

John L. Kerr

Eclectic Supermarkets aren't common. You want your market to have an assortment of the items you regularly buy. Grocery Outlet has a little bit of everything and most of it is high quality at noticeably reduced prices. And as long as you're flexible about which type of cracker you eat (no Triskets or Ritz to be found) or if you can forget breasts and can settle for a choice of chicken thighs wings then Grocery Outlet is worth the trip to shop. There is a huge selection of mid price wines and many new age foods which are now becoming the norm. Lots of household supplies... You can get everything on your shopping list if you're willing to accept substitutes. The crackers I chose were quite tasty by the way.