Sprouts Farmers Market

I had an amazing experience on the grand opening! The total employees, Korey and Jeremy, were both kind, helpful, and professional. This was my first time ever visiting a sprouts market, and my experience was extraordinary. I definitely will be stopping by again and shopping. Many people say in aI had an amazing experience on the grand opening! The total employees, Korey and Jeremy, we’re both kind, helpful, and professional. This was my first time ever visiting a sprouts market, and my experience was extraordinary. I definitely will be stopping by again and shopping. Many people say in a similar to a Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, and I agree with that a lot. They have a great selection of fresh produce, as well as ready to eat meals. They have a small bakery, but a substantial deli and I believe sushi station. Definitely the perfect place to stop by for some quick eat.

Sprouts just had their grand opening on October 3rd morning and it was packed with customers! They have some sales which are reasonable, but otherwise it's pricey. The staff are amazing! The cookies look delicious. Good for picking up a few staple items.

Nice place for groceries! Really liked their dry fruits, chocolates, and coffee section - you can grab just the amount you need instead of those big packs. Only thing a bit tricky is noting down the product codes on the bags since there are no stickers. Most stuff is organic, which is great but might be a bit pricey for some. The store is clean, well organized, and has decent parking space too.

I’ve been shopping at Sprouts for a couple of years now drawn in by the “farmers market” vibe and promises of fresh organic options. But honestly it’s starting to feel like a bait-and-switch. The prices are consistently higher than what you’d pay at a standard grocery like trader joe's or Walmart. I’m talking 20-30% more for basics like milk eggs and bread. Sure they have sales but even those don’t beat the everyday low prices elsewhere. It’s frustrating when you’re trying to eat healthy without breaking the bank. Worse the quality hasn’t been matching the hype lately. The organic produce often looks great on the shelf but wilts or molds way faster than what I get from conventional stores. Last week a $5 bunch of kale turned to mush in three days meanwhile the conventional stuff at Walmart lasts a full week. Meats and dairy feel hit-or-miss too some batches are fine but others just don’t deliver on freshness. If you’re okay splurging for the occasional specialty item it might work. But for everyday shopping? I’ll stick to the big chains and save my money for actual farmers’ markets. Sprouts step up your game on value and reliability!

Recently opened, Sprouts had a nice selection of Organic produce. Their seafood and meat departments are above average, with competitive prices. Many of the groceries are the store brand. Limited selection with prices being above average.

I ordered the grass fed New York strip very tender very marbling. Very delicious. Asparagus Tom Brady Romain lettuce, chickpea salad with dressing Sweet potato and Essentia water Red bell peppers😎

Hello, Today was my first time visiting today and I was very excited and enjoyed the store until I reached the register. I was expecting the same energy the customer in front of me received but that didn’t happen. Colleen’s energy changed drastically when I was next to be served unfortunately. I had to ask about the rewards program and suggested that she offer it or give a little insight on the program. Colleen in return says it’s plastered all over the store so I would assume you seen it? Yikes! If this is my first visit I for sure would like a little help with information regarding savings during this critical time period we’re having with the economy. I was very disappointed.

I went to Sprouts from pure curiosity. It was very new and clean. The staff were helpful and friendly. I bought a few premade meals for my Dad and a personal Mushroom pizza for me, it was delicious. I also bought their Colombian coffee beans to grind right there. I was happy with the meals to go variety. It was a great trip, and I'll be back.

I was excited to hear that Sprouts had opened up in an area not that far from me but my first experience left a lot to be desired. I'm going to give the physical store a 5/5. It is bright, clean, and organized. It is smaller than I expected and aisles are a little tight. The selection is limited in the sense that this is the grocery store to do all of your shopping but you go here for specific things. The produce selection was good and everything looked fresh. There are a lot of healthy brands which is the reason why you would come to this type of store. There is no dedicated bakery (that I saw) and the sweet treat selections are limited and mostly healthy! The employees we encountered were mostly friendly but my encounter in the deli is what made me give my overall review a 3/5. They have Boars heads which is great. I stepped up to the counter, at the moment there were no customers at all. The woman acknowledged me and said I'll be right with you. I could see she was actively filling an order. I waited for about 5 mins. I could see other workers in the back but they were doing things, so I am waiting. The woman than says to me that she's working on an order and just needs to do the cheese and then she will be with me. I say ok. I am fine waiting because I see she's doing something. But then she asks her coworker if she could help me and I could see the attitude she had because she must have been doing something and was interrupted. She came over to me and said what do you want in a short face with a pissy face. I should have walked away but I had already waited so long I just wanted my order. I ask for a half a pound of turkey. She ended up giving me a pound. I didn't even say anything because I don't want to argue with someone who is handling my food. I was going to get more things but I just said forget it. After that I didn't really feel like going through the rest of the store so we went through 1-2 more aisles and then we decided to go to Wegmans since a majority of what we needed was there anyway. Overall I think this is a nice, niche grocery in the vein of Trader Joes and Whole foods. I would go here for produce or if I was looking for a few things not a full on grocery shop. My experience in the deli really turned me off so I don't know if I would come back here. It's almost 30 mins from where I live and if I'm going to drive that long I want to go to a place that I enjoy.

Driving by on the 1-9 and St. Georges Avenue I have been watching Sprout erm...sprout up for several months now. This past week the supermarket finally opened so of course I took some time to check it out! I was not familiar with Sprouts until this location was announced. The store brands itself as a high quality market focusing on organic and specialty goods. Imagine taking some of the more "crunchy granola" parts of Whole Foods and condensing them into one store. Size wise this place is bigger than a Trader Joe's, but smaller than say, a World Class Shop Rite. Like TJs and Whole Foods however, Sprouts has many products from their in-house brand on the shelves which offers nice alternatives to brand names. Speaking of which, similar to Whole Foods, Sprouts limits the brands it carries, so do not expect the diversity of say, Shop Rite or Stop & Shop. When you enter the market the prepared foods section and pre-packaged meal area is off to the right, produce is in front (with other items such as rice by the pound and spices) and off to the left is the frozen area, breakfast foods (cereals etc.) and in the back corner is the health and self care section with everything from Probiotics to shampoo. I did not rush and it probably took me a solid 30-40 minutes to explore the entire store (and I went aisle by aisle for fun!). Price wise, these folks are more on par with Whole Foods than Shop Rite, but given the organic pedigree that is hardly a shock. Don't expect big savings here, come prepared to spend some cash. The staff was very busy, I trust in part making sure the store looked good given that it just opened. In that respect they were doing a great job. Despite the crowd the store and shelves were all in excellent shape! I do plan to revisit Sprouts again some day but it will not be replacing any of my other supermarkets. Still, it is a fun addition to the area and I'm hopeful it is a success!

I ordered the grass fed New York strip very tender very marbling. Very delicious. Asparagus Tom Brady Romain lettuce, chickpea salad with dressing Sweet potato and Essentia water Red bell peppers Store representatives are very helpful. Service is great. Super clean very fresh very open great layout

So excited for the grand opening of Sprouts in Woodbridge that I made it a personal mission to stand in line to experience it! This isn't your average grocery store - you're receiving high quality, organic options in a "indoor farmers market" setting. All the produce was fresh, highlighting in season items with the staff providing great suggestions for meal ideas. If you're someone on a health journey, has a specific allergy, or just wants to try new items - Sprouts is the place for you. Gluten free options galore, allergy friendly ingredient substitutions, and bulk dry good purchases to fill your own containers. During the grand opening there were free samples, music, and amazing energy with the staff cheering you on upon entry at 7am. Can't wait to return and shop more! Pro tip: download the Sprouts app for discounts!

Good quality meat, not a large selection though. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Clean store and easy check out. Lots of people stocking shelves, big parking lot.