Grocery Outlet

You can get all of your weekly shopping done here if you’re flexible… Meaning, they carry some of everything, but you may have not many choices. The fruit selection is my least favorite aspect of the store. They basically only have apples, bananas, mangos, and a few packages of berries in the front of the store that sell out fast. However, I now shop here instead of Trader Joe’s each week because I love how they have so many healthy foods for CHEAP! I like to get dairy products (BabyBel cheeses), nuts, bars, Nature’s Path cereals, dried fruit, applesauce, bananas, soy/​almond milk, and healthy frozen meals here. They also have some interesting international foods– I just picked up pasta noodles and sauce imported from Italy.

Love the people that work here! Super nice and very helpful! Also this store had the best deals in town! The cereal prices are great and it makes Safeway look silly with their prices. Best grocery store in my book!

This place is pretty excellent for basics and great deals but they do not carry everything. Very limited on meats and a lot of variety you find at super markets, you wont find consistently here, but what they do have is really great values. I would say… dont rush while here. Take your time and go down each isle, as you will find really great bargins you wont find at the bigger stores!

This shopping center continues to evolve with newer stores replacing the older ones. I forget which store was here a year ago. But Grocery Outlet has moved in. Not long ago, there was only one Grocery Outlet in the entire area, now there are three. And we benefit.
Clayton & Ygnacio Valley is an area I don’t go into very much anymore. I was relatively close on Sunday, though, so I thought I’d check out the new kid in town. And it’s typical Grocery Outlet. Low prices on quality foods. They don’t have everything, and what they do have changes from month to month — sometimes from week to week. This store has more produce than the ones in Concord and Pleasant Hill. Naturally, they can’t beat the Dollar Tree across the parking lot, but Dollar Tree mostly carries items that GO does not, so this is almost one-​stop shopping for the items you need. And I walked out of the store with a Coke, Hawaiian onion rings, and a dozen huge donuts for the house church gathering later that day.
Like a typical Grocery Outlet, it may not have what you’re looking for, so Food Maxx is 1−½ miles west if you need it. And Safeway is across the road if you feel the urge to spend more money on groceries. And for us normal people, GO is a good place to visit for discounted food.

Yes, it’s the grocery store of choice for Forrest Gump: You never know what yer gonna get. But, in general, for produce and dairy and vitamins and general household items, then it’s a safe bet to come in regularly. It is a goldmine for those who are tired of extra high prices, and an option where you can find healthy cereals and savory snacks as well as quality chocolate at sane prices. The wine and beer sections are fun to peruse for surprise offerings. It’s just a Blessing for this store to have opened up in Claycord. Support the local G.O.

After Fresh and Easy left, there was a big need for a grocery store like this. Excellent quality and great selection. Prices are better than nearby Safeway and Lucky. Lots of organic foods, good beer selection, and a wonderful helpful staff.

Typical Grocery Outlet, good replica of all the other ones I’ve seen so far. The deals and organization from the other travel over as well. You have to be a little more vigilant when it comes to dates but as far as freshness and quality its a good place to get certain things.

Grocery Outlet years ago use to be one of the WORST places to get your food/​produce.
Now its one of the best places, if not the best.
I no longer have a costco, or sams club membership. I don’t need the bulk items.
The wine selection for the price is the BEST around.
You won’t find everything you need at grocery outlet, so don’t be disappointed when you cant find the name branding you want.
The cost savings you get from this place is astounding!

Great place to pop in and get a few bargains but you should always check your goods expiration dates and for mold. They purchase surplus items and things in bulk so you can find some real gems the only thing is that the stock keeps changing so if you see something you want you should buy it the first time you see it or it might not be there next time. They have some standard items that they always have but the fun thing is to find odd items that either were not successful or are out of season.
They have several check out stations and everything goes very fast. They also have a bell like Trader Joes that you can ring if you like your service. All in all a nice place to grab some good stuff and nice deals.

What a life saver this Grocery Outlet has turned out to be.
It being walking distance from my home is a great convenience, plus with all the low prices, and I’m talking seriously low prices, why would I even bother going anywhere else.
The least amount of money I saved here was around $ 16.00. That’s just the least; the most being $ 60.00. Items that are normally $ 5.99 elsewhere, here they are $ 1.49. Unlike the going to the 99 cent store for food, I actually trust the grub I’m buying here.
They are still new so they’re still working out some of the kinks, but even when an employee messes up on something, they realize it very quickly, and fix the problem just as quick. The staff is super nice; I’m already being recognized by a few for how much I shop there.
Thank you Grocery Outlet, you have kind of become a new obsession for me.

Good bargains. Meat and Produce are fresh and reasonably priced. They have a good selection of craft beers and fine wines at incredible prices.