Sprouts Farmers Market

Cheap, fresh food, friendly staff, tasting stations, what more can u ask for! This place offers lots of tasty foods and fresh snacks not offered at other stores. It has many different types of trail mixes, almonds, fruits and vegs, and even a fresh tasty soups of the day and many different types of salads! Amazing!

During my lunch hour, I stumbled upon the Sprouts in Murphy, which makes it my first time at this location. I was in need of a natural organic solution to a summer rash. The lady in the vitamins natural health section was wonderful at suggesting and pointing out her top picks, she mentioned she has been satisfyingly working there for 3yrs. which is a plus! While I was there I decided to try their wheat chicken salad wraps, they were fresh and oh so delicious! GREAT PLACE WITH GREAT CARING EMPLOYEES!!! smiles everywhere!

My family loves shopping at Sprouts because of the selection, prices, and the staff. They are very friendly and caring. My wife and kids typically do the shopping but when I stop in with the kids I am impressed with how the staff know them by name and remember what’s going on in our lives. Has an old time shopping feel. Love it!

I love this store, but I have one comment which make me rated as 2 stars.
I don’t think it is forbidden to have a relationship but I believe when you are in love with someone you should keep it out of your work environment.
There is a young couple work in this store it seems they are deeply in love. But what I saw it was very unprofessional it was around 8:30 PM on Saturday night when the young lady was a my cashier and her CO worker/​boyfriend show up start kissing her from the lips front of me and touched her lower back. I couldn’t believe what I saw I was very disappointed by their action.
I hope someone from management team will take her and him under his or her wing to minor theses young couple and remind them that they need to be more professional specially front of the customer.
By the way I will tray to get their name and post the Initials only next time.

Small, packed with people pretty much on top of each other and out of at least 10 bulk food items that I noticed (including two that I was going to buy). I will continue to go to the Frisco one in the future.

Love Sprouts! The produce here is beautiful and cheaper than anywhere else. Everything is fresh. They keep bulk item bins stocked very well. Food selection is decent for the size of the store. The meat counter has a great selection but the stocked meat section needs to have more hormone-​free and grass-​fed meats. Decent little wine section. Store is clean. But they never have enough of checkers & they appear to have a lot turnover. Always new faces.

I come here mainly for their meat. My dog eats raw and when I have the extra $$, I buy my meats here. Everything is so fresh and cleanly packaged. They have managers specials which make prices even better than they already are. Their produce is actually pretty cheap too! I love shopping here and wish there was one closer to where I live.

Shame on you, Sprouts. Your 30.06 sign is unnecessary, offensive, and dangerous. You are advertising to the criminal element that none of the customers nor any of the employees are by any chance carrying a concealed handgun should the criminal want to rob Sprouts or shoot the place up. You were a mediocre store that was doomed once the Kroger Marketplace opened up and I am eager to see you replaced.

This place is not worth my time or my money. The employees are unfriendly and very rude and act like they are too good to be working at a grocery store. I have been to the store 3 times and the same thing has happened: snobby employees that don’t make me feel welcome and that look me up and down and roll their eyes at me. I’m sticking with going to whole foods now because their employees are friendly and helpful unlike this Murphy store.

I liked the Sprouts concept but always used WF and CM. more selection, better prices, much wider aisle space! Without a reasonable alternative in Murphy, Sprouts it is. have always like Sprouts. They carry alot of items Central Market and Whole Foods stock at slightly higher prices in smaller stores. however, today I did find blueberries for $ 2.99 and blackberries for $.98! (Not organic).
This particular store could use some customer service training. I saw multiple employees cut customers off in the aisles and others answering questions not even making eye contact with the customers. Just Wrong. Customers are the life blood of a business.
The checkout was slow as Christmas but bagger and checker were friendly and polite.

Great prices on healthy food. It’s got a bit of a warehouse grocery store type feel. And sometimes it does get a bit crowded, but a lot of great foods at great prices.

Awesome place to go when you want to make a good healthy meal. All the produce is really fresh! And the prices aren’t bad at all. The organic selections this place has is pretty good!

Healthy living food… but at a way better price then a Whole Foods type place. Their granola and fresh produce are the best!

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This is my favorite store! They have delicious food, great specials and a fantastic staff. The best part may be that I’m always trying new «healthy» food and have discovered it’s more delicious than the crap I was eating.

Great prices and quality of food.
Service is always great.
Can’t beat the deals on the quality of food you get.
We don’t mind driving 10 miles to get here.
Our favorite grocery store in the area.

Ok, I give. Up a star it goes.
Since moving back to the area with higher nutrition standards than when I left, I’ve found myself suddenly depending on Sprouts. For a small little store that doesn’t boast the array of your average grocery destination, it’s all right. And it might have just been my college-​induced frugality, but it seems that their prices are more reasonable that my original review surmises.
I came in looking for grass-​fed organic beef and I found it. Sirloin steak, flank steak, ground beef — and it was mostly in the $ 6-​$ 8 a pound range, which was reasonable. I would have liked to see more organic/​grass-​fed/​free range/​all natural options for other meats though, such as the chicken and pork varieties. But I hear they have bison meat, so I guess I can forgive that.
I ended up getting a head of romaine lettuce for just under a buck and I’ll be darned if it wasn’t the best romaine I’ve ever had. They have reasonable sales and the clerk was generous in delving out coupons for my return visit. They even have a decent deli, offering a lot of quick meal options like pre-​made salads to sandwiches, bean dip, and enchiladas. I even found a calorie-​free raspberry vinaigrette that I’m super excited about.
Will a grocery trip here be pricier? Yes. Especially if you’re like me and used to spending thirty cents or less on a cup of (not so natural) yogurt. But can you find good natural quality that you can feel good about. Oh yes. At the very least, this is now my go to place for romaine and grass-​fed beef. Depending on how this all natural yogurt and brown eggs go, that might also have to make those commitments.
Overall, for those who are curious about making healthier nutrition choices or are just starting out, Sprout’s is a good way to start. This store always seems to be well-​stocked and kept very clean. And the staff seem to be available and helpful when you request it. It’s especially great for those Wylie/​Murphy dwellers who don’t want to travel 18 miles to the nearest and more expensive Whole Foods. Keep an eye out for their sales flyer to see if this place might be for you.

They always have fresh produce on sale each week. Cherries are $ 1.69/lb. until Wednesday. It’s also double ads day on Wednesdays where last week’s and this week’s ads are both effective.

I’m a man and not a wussy tree hugging hippy, so that being said and out of the way…
I like coming here and loading up on granola, sunflower seeds and other snacks to keep at my desk and buying veggies that are fresher, tastier and cheaper than the other grocery stores around the area including the Walmart Neighborhood Market. While they’re not as big (physically) as say Central Market or Whole Foods, they really don’t have a selection that sets them apart from the other stores around the area and I think they should be open later (till midnight at least like the Albertson’s). Then again, I wish all stores were ²⁴⁄₇.

I was sort of disappointed when I visited Sprouts. Especially the produce. I expected it to be all organic or local. There was only one tiny section, the rest of the produce was conventional. Everything was overpriced and the selection is pretty small since it’s a pretty small store. There was organic meat in the meat department which was good. I would consider shopping there for that purpose only.