Sprouts Farmers Market

"I enjoy all my visits to Sprouts no matter the location or occasion. Great service, selections and Oatmeal,Cranberry, Raisin Cookies."

"The store assistant manager (AM) does not understand what a special order means. I special-ordered a case of cream once a week, and I never break my promises. I was told that they will put the cream on the shelf when the shelf is empty; what that means to me is that they cannot meet my special order. When they miss to meet my special order, instead of "sorry, we did not get the delivery," they said, "don't blame us." Apparently they had too many cases delivered yesterday, the AM texted me with a message "We have a case of cream for you here," followed by another message "If the shelf goes empty we have to put it out." Despite I just got some three days ago, I went there right away in fear of they won't meet my weekly special order which I will pick up on Wed. or Thur. I complained about the store would rather put stuff on the shelf rather than meeting my weekly special order. AM responded, "I don't like your attitude." She further said, "When we do not get the delivery, of course we would say "don't blame me." Is it my fault? You should blame our warehouse. Just don't blame us." The store just does not understand what a special order is, especially when it is a weekly special order for more than two years. When they are short, they would put the stuff on the shelf and screw my special order. When they have too many delivered, they would use some wording to get me in the store right away and reduce their stock. How convenient it is to their management, and customers come LAST!"

"This was my first and last time at this location. Brianna was unprofessional and rude. Walked in smiling and left with a bad taste in my mind. Train your employees to be better."

"I will stop shopping at Sprouts, their veggies seem ok at best prices are as you would expect. However they want to chg customers .10 cents per bag at check out, this is a form of price gouging. If American consumers don't fight back at these stores gouging every cent they can think of out of consumers, by not doing business with them it will continue and also get worse also the .10 cent costs will end up at .20 cents or .25 cents. I buy as little as possible from the grocery stores these days, I would rather drive to the mountains and do business there and support them instead of being taken advantage of in these stores. One Sprouts nearer me has already closed permanently, I have to drive further to get to one now and what I do buy is out of convienience more than anything. This sprouts I just visited today had no more than a handful of customers. I buy nearly all my foods from stores in the foothills of north ga or farms up in the country, good people, fair prices, not trying to figure out any way they can to get your money. I used to get 2 carts full at the time, now I rarely spend more than a few dollars, if any at all. These stores are literally pricing themselves out of business. Believe me, everyone I know feels the same way. These companies can't see the forest for all the trees in the way, very sad, Americans are very resilient, we will and should get what we need from other sources. Shame on Sprouts."

"I purchased blubbery muffin this time. It is terrible. Good baked Muffin have to be dry inside. My friend owe bakery in South Carolina. He bake muffins for Food Lion. If his employee bake wet muffin he throws it away. He doesn’t deliver it to grocery store. I paid $2.29 for one muffin, will never buy muffins in Sprouts. Wasting money. And blubbery was spoiled. Yesterday I purchased blubbery in Kroger across the street for the same price and it was taste good. Sprouts blubbery have no taste. I paid $3.00 for 1 pint. Product of Chile. Probably delivery took too long."