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“Absolute gem for vegan/vegetarian Asian foods. They have a large variety of items at really affordable prices. Honestly nothing but great experiences and tastes here!!”
“So glad that we stumbled upon this place. They have crystals, trinkets, candles, as well various teas and homeopathic items. I personally suffer from PCOS and western medicine items such as BC and such do not work for me and so I wanted to check the homeopathic and natural way. They had 2 different teas to help with PCOS and as well a ground up root that you can sprinkle in your tea or food. I am on day 2 and so I will see if this starts to take affect in the next month or so! Crossing fingers.”
“Sprouts id one of several markers I go to to round out my grocery shopping. Love the bulk bins, I just scan for what's on sale and buy that. Decent produce selection. And it's the only place I can find RW Garcia corn chips ehich”
“I’m a firm believer in food justice and this market is located in downtown area near schools and multi-residential units which is awesome. It can get spendy but they have specials on fresh produce and it’s accessible to the community. Lots of vegan items and healthier alternatives for everyone! I scored my favorite cookie and strawberries because I learned my lesson yesterday- always bring your own snacks!”
“This is a pretty decent Whole Foods.
The folks working there are pretty friendly & it is often reasonably well-stocked.
Never found this particular store to be overwhelmingly crowded/busy…@ least not comparative to some nearby WF locations.
Tho I have experienced occasional low stock/no stock on various common items from time-to-time, but that’s prob a regional issue of higher demand more broadly.
As such, some WF can get much more picked-over than this one (think: 3000 Telegraph).
Thus far, I have never found this store lacking in availability of free customer parking, which is located in the basement parking garage.
The entrance is bit tricky @ first:
If approaching from Telegraph (also where the store’s street-level front entrance is @) from there you’ll turn onto Claremont, but be prepared to make a very immediate right off Claremont, into a tiny side street (Clarke) & the parking garage driveway entrance will appear, on Clarke, just ahead on your right.
Lastly, re. parking:
Also located down in basement-level customer parking area in garage, are a handful of oft-available EVGO-branded charging terminals.
If memory serves:
1) the terminals are slow-to-mid speed, of the ‘50-100 kw/hour’ variety
2) personally, have not experienced this station possessing terminals which are chronically ‘out-of-service’…
[EV owner/renters are likely familiar w the annoying phenomenon referenced above…
terminals and/or entire charging stations which appear to be perpetually offline / OOSvc ?
..oh well—imo, even on its worst day—still beats paying for gas.]
Can’t think of any other relevant info offhand.
Happy shopping [& parking]!!
:-D”
“Came here first time to this shop Zack store associate came here and he was very professional good customer service and was able to answer all my questions over all gave some samples to try out i appreciate it stop by”
“The best place for food. Be ready for all the choices. Be ready to explore and expand your culinary understanding. Treat yourself bring your prime membership for extra savings! I always feel like a kid on the way to the fair when I go.”
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“If you don't already shop at The Food Mill, you should start. It's a health food store that's been in Oakland since 1933. My current obsession is their crunchy peanut butter. You get a giant jar for under $10. It's freshly ground, so fluffy, nothing is added, and no stirring is needed! They also have a thousand bulk items, hard to find ingredients, fresh baked treats, lots of tasty fake meats, and the staff is so lovely and helpful.”