Grocery Stores in Folsom, CA

“Folsom Trader Joe’s has a great selection of food, flowers and alcohol. The staff is always available to help and they are very kind and friendly! This is my favorite Trader Joe’s!”

“A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference. -- Eeyore I so love it when a business does everything so well that I'm able to write a High Five-star review. Cousins who live in Folsom, California had contacted us to rave about this Indian grocery store, so off they took us for a try out. Here's a nifty oasis of sensory pleasure with aromatic foreplay for the taste buds Service staff graciously answered all our questions promptly which made a good first impression. Did what they're in business to do Has average prices, food that enriches life, a happy selection of spices, and fresh ingredients Customer service was above-average. I had my Happiness-Is-Homemade list in hand. An employee spotted it, walked over, introduced themself, offered to show me where everything is, and walked me around to each and every ingredient on my list. That earned 'em another review star for going beyond what they're in in business to do. The owners of this business like their Freedom so they have a Military and Veterans Discount as a thank you to Veterans with a publicly disclosed daily Veteran Discount which provides resource to ensure Veterans (rare 7% of the population) and GIs (rare one-half of one percent of the population) opportunity to participate in American Dream Veterans and GIs' sacrifices have made possible for 100% of the population. That earned 'em another review star for going beyond what they're in in business to do. Truth is the highest virtue, but higher still is truthful living. --Sikh Guru Nanak. Something snollygoster George Santos lacks. This business: Charged the prices posted Delivered what they advertise Place was clean and organized Ambiance was professional No one here offered to commit fraud to reward us, pay us or compensate us for posting 5 star reviews of this business. We left happier than we arrived. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier. --Mother Teresa I'll be back. For my Customer Rule is: Always patronize again a business that has treated you well AND supports Veterans and Active Duty with a publicly disclosed daily Military and Veterans Discount. March is Women's History Month Captain Allison Jaslow, US Army and 2-tour Iraq war Veteran, graduated from University of Central Missouri and Wentworth Military Academy and Junior College, both of which she attended on ROTC scholarship, before being commissioned into US Army. She currently serves on Board of Directors for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, was a founding Director on Board of the 2LT Richard W. Collins III Foundation, and was the first and only woman on Board of Trustees for Wentworth Military Academy. Jaslow is a Term Member of Council on Foreign Relations, a Charter Member of National Parks Conservation Association Veterans Council, and was named both an Aspen Institute Ideas Festival Scholar and Aspen Security Forum Scholar. Jaslow's military awards include Bronze Star Medal and Army Commendation Medal with Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster. She's served on staff of several Members of Congress, and as a White House communications aide. Jaslow's a former Executive Director of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America "IAVA". In her role as Executive Director of IAVA, Jaslow led national campaign to increase recognition of, and support for, women Veterans. The "She Who Borne the Battle" campaign boldly targeted the Department of Veterans Affairs' woman-exclusive motto. Jaslow--a passionate fighter for the rights, protections and well-being of women GIs and Veterans, said, "The VA's own motto still excludes women: "To care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow, and his orphan." Not only does the motto exclude women Veterans, it also fails to acknowledge survivors of women killed in action. Congress and the Administration refuses to modernize the VA motto. I'm very committed to being seen and heard, so that our nation supports women Veterans and women in the military as we ”

“Yay! Some familiar faces! Great location!!! Um employees!!! But I guess for the purposes of shopping surprises!! And I think great!! It's great and yeah some cool stuff and friendly.”

“Very wide range of organic products.
The quality of food and service is excellent.
The inside of the store is always clean and tidy.

I really love this store. I recommend this place????”

“Listen, it's WinCo not the Ritz-Carlton. So go in and expect bright florescent lights, busy isles, and prices that allow you to feed your whole family without breaking the bank. I mean I just bought Star Wars Oreos because the price was right and the flavor will be the same but the smile on my son's face will be worth it!
Always check the deli for lunch meat prices, the produce guys are very helpful, as well as the meat department. The lines can get crazy but not because of the employees, but because everyone's carts are full like Christmas morning so that takes some time. Just be patient and enjoy the savings.”

“Best produce, vitamin supplements, oils, and a great grocery store. Wonderful service because anybody is welcome to help and often offer help . It's a beautiful, vibrant store”

“Grocery Outlet in general is kind of hit-or-miss on their products, but this one has nice employees and is pretty organized and tidy. Selection varies a lot, so it's always a wild card what you may find. I've gotten lump crab meat (which was an awesome steal for $12.99 compared to around $30 at Whole Foods), grass fed ground beef, Amy's frozen dinners, Annie's snacks for the kids, Blue Buffalo dog food, and other premium random finds. Definitely don't shop here if you have specific items in mind (for example, they didn't have ricotta cheese or lasagna sheets today), but that being said, it's still worth checking out. I do usually pass on the produce, because it's not as fresh and crisp looking as it could be. Keep an open mind and give it a try!”

“Jotting this down for my personal reference - the pastries are quite delightful and reasonably priced, but the espresso falls short with its sour taste and lack of flavor. I am definitely looking forward to returning and sampling the cakes ?”

“I don't go to Raley to often as my wife is the main shopper in the family,but whenever I do go in im really impressed how the store looks,perfectly stocked and very clean,my wife tells me they are more expensive but for me not a deal breaker,work staff pretty friendly also”

“You can find bags of spices here, and there's an entire aisle of individual curry boxes! I bought sesame seeds, mustard powder, Hakka instant noodles, and a Hakka stir fry seasoning mix. Fun to browse. Indian snacks (Chaat); huge bags of beans, flours, and rice; refrigerated mango lasso; chutneys; and attractive produce (i.e., potatoes, carrots, chili peppers, garlic, ginger, mint). Cashier and customers were friendly when I asked a question what bitternut leaves were.”

“Rockit Apple Shuttle Pack was very delicious! Some of are super small or some of are little bigger than small apples; some of are golden (little tasty) or red apples (more tasty). I love it! It is crunchy and tasty, and you can eat as much as you like. Like big apple can be wasted once you took a bite; turn out awful, not sweet as you expect, or whatever. These are good snacks! My ex husband came to visit his son and stay at my house. He LOVED it! Great for snacks!”

“The cashiers are ALL very respectful & helpful, way ? better treatment than Winco on Blue Ravine! We were put out the Winco parking lot after 8 Months of Shopping, spending $100 bills?, never complaining about the Panhandlers who were never put off the parking lot! I believe it was because we're Black and they were embarrassed about THEIR whites Panhandlers Tweeking around the parking lot holding up signs asking for money!? Raley's doesn't have that problem in their parking lot as far as I seen! Even though they are a lot more expensive than Winco, I get respectful service!”

“Boars head... All I need to say, best sandwich meats and mustards. Staff is super friendly and helpful. There's a Starbucks inside in case you wanna grab a coffee on your way out. They always got stuff marked down which is nice”

“WinCo is generally the best overall market in the Humboldt Bay area for value, service, and variety. When I do my stocking-up it's my go-to. A good solid instore bakery and Leonardo's surprisingly tasty and inexpensive pizza (served hot or take and bake) round out my overall good experiences. Late night shoppers have to be aware the employees are very busy in the wee hours; the aisles are sometimes impassable due to stacked crates; and the "outside the store" customers are pretty sketchy”

“Our first time in and we were very impressed! We stopped for mango pulp and found three different brands, including one organic. Great selection of all types of Indian products and lots of inventory. We even found gluten-free roti! Definitely worth stopping in.”

“So this is the only Walmart I will shop at. The Wal-Mart i live near is terrible so I drive about 25 miles to this location. It has pretty good produce and tons of groceries. There's a key kiosk to make copies of your keys, another for pet tags. The employees are actually really helpful here and generally very nice which is rare for a Wal-Mart ( at least in my experience). I can check everything off my to-do lists with this place. From money orders to oil changes, this is a one stop shopping experience at much lower prices. It's located in a decent area of Folsom so it doesn't have the scary high crime vibe Wal-Marts tend to radiate! This location is absolutely the exception to the Wal-Mart rules.”

“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”

“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”

“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”