Sprouts Farmers Market

This is our favorite grocery store, by a wide margin. We go there twice a week and never experienced even the slightest issue related to the quality of their produce, meat and seafood. Everything is always fresh and comes out very tasty. The associates are friendly, especially at the meat/​seafood counter. Also management is always there, very friendly and always ready to help. Love that place!!!

I like Sprouts, mainly for snacks. Hummus is awesome here. They have tasty delicious hummus. Cedar’s hummus is my favorite and it is hard to find in supermarkets. However, they have that in multiple flavors.
Roasted flavored corn is also something you should taste. I love to have that with bear, specially the cheese kind or the barbecue. They have great collection of nuts, spices and dried fruits.
Vegetables and fruits are always fresh. They have good variety of both.
They have bunch of healthy products that are not available in other stores.
You can find good deals at Sprouts. It is not always the best place to buy groceries but there are some things that you would get used to buy from here and won’t find somewhere else.
Staff generally is friendly but the store is not super big. It is a mid sized store that has good amount of products for your daily shopping experience.

Good selection of healthy foods but customer service is seriously lacking. I’ve visited this store 8 times & almost every time the customer service has been terrible at the checkout line. Bummer!

Best grocery store in the area. Extremely clean and well stocked with affordable organic food. Friendly and helpful staff make shopping here a pleasant experience. I HIGHLY recommend shopping here!

Where the heck has this place been!!! What a great grocery store! Killer deals on great meat, produce, vitamins, etc! Yasss, I am in love!
I am hoping that they open one a bit closer to us in the northern burbs but man o man this place is legit!

Went here for the first time. The store is very clean and well maintained, of course it is also new so it should be. The prices I found to be fair. Some items are a little high and others are in line with a typical grocery store price. I did not purchase a lot here but what I did buy was reasonable and the checkout process was quick and staff friendly. Overall I would go back but not sure it is where I would do the majority of my shopping.

Very neat store. Less expensive than whole food but not much less. Overall unique item and a very nice store.

So far not impressed, but I will try again. My first and only trip to this location, I was overcharged on two of my 5 items. On BOGOs, you have to buy 2 or else they charge you full price. Other stores will let you buy just one.
I normally check the receipt, but was in a hurry and didn’t notice until I got home. Check your receipt on the sale items, it isn’t always accurate.

I prefer like Sprouts, fast, easy to find everything and great customer service.

I’m actually surprised at the prices in this place. They aren’t generally extravagant, compared to some of the competition.
A good selection of produce, meats, bulk foods, and general packaged items.
They had tomatoes for $ 0.49 a pound when I win in, which is unheard of, regardless of the venue. Of course, they have goofy stuff like $ 10 a pound fresh figs, but what are you going to do, grow your own? (I actually have several huge fig trees, but I live in Florida, not the foothills of some pretty damn large mountains.)
The store is actually quite small, smaller than you probably perceived from the outside. Seems to be a good flow of customers, and the register employees are friendly and efficient. The parking lot is also not as retarded as that Trader Joe’s place around the corner and down the road. Not nearly as douchebaggy, either.

WELL, IT’S ABOUT TIME!
This area was in desperate need of a healthy market and I love that each store is uniquely built to fit into the existing environment. This is a great addition to this shopping center which was really starting to look very run down and neglected. Thank you Sprouts!
I ran in today to check out the produce and I lucked out because they had great specials on tomatoes, avocados, cauliflower, meat and other delicious favorites. Sprouts is one of the few places that I can purchase fresh brussels sprouts which are I love! The secret to making them perfectly is to cut them in half and lightly sauté them with a little water, garlic, onion, salt and pepper. Do not overcook them as they should have a little crunch! I like a little char on mine and for the holiday, I will be throwing them on the grill for a little extra pop!
The meats looked really fresh but they just didn’t have what I needed. I’m sure that they will be restocked by tomorrow.
I was shocked at how quiet it was today just prior to the holiday weekend. It was nice to be able to get in and out in a flash.
This store is a great edition to the neighborhood!

My Son has discovered Sprouts and he has been «juicing» with fresh fruit and vegetables purchased there.
I have encouraged him to try and avoid fast foods and eat more nutritious foods. I am glad that he enjoys Sprouts and he commented on the friendly staff.
For this, I have elevated my review.

So the first time I went to the new Sprouts it was a sunny Saturday afternoon. Big mistake. We were barely able to move around the store by the sheer volume of people. This being said I chose a dreary, rainy Sunday before 10am to give Sprouts a second try.
*Round Two* So I found that my grocery list was pretty basic this week (family of four, two toddlers) so I decided to try out Sprouts for my weekly shopping. Overall I was able to get what I needed and for a fair price. Initially one thing I distrust about stores like Sprouts/​Trader Joe’s/Whole Foods is the in your face «natural» «farm fresh» signs everywhere. Marketing is just that, marketing, so the overall impression of the store’s appearance was nothing more impressive than any other place trying to make you feel good about buying organic high fat foods.
The layout isn’t surprising with a heavy dose of carb loaded desserts in the front, a smattering of cheese offers and «Sprouts» deli food. The meat and seafood counter looked promising, however I moved past to the packaged meats. I was pleased with the meat prices as they were comparable or less than my usual Publix. It took me some time to find the breakfast sausage, but I eventually found a small sampling in the frozen bin near the meat counter.
The produce was well stocked and fresh and I happily grabbed up some snacking tomatoes for 98 cents/​package. As I moved over to the dairy area for creamer, milk and yogurt I was struck with one of my pet peeves, being blocked from product by staff stocking. While many people may not, I tend to get intimidated by large carts of product and people moving in and about the shelves stocking. To me if feels like if someone walked into my office, sat down at my computer, and Googled a recipe for lunch. I would be annoyed if people were in my way at work.
I quickly moved on with my hastily selected dairy items to the frozen section. Here I was mildly amused to find Lean Cuisines, but only the «non GMO/​organic» ones. I picked up a Sprouts brand GF vegetarian lasagna that I am excited to try.
I never found a true space for granola bars, though I don’t think they would have carried my regular Fiber One varieties that my daughter eats anyway. I finished off my trip with a few boxed GF pasta mixes to use as dinner sides and a container of gummy bears ($ 4+).
I do find the sheer volume of baked desserts and the candy bin island in the middle to sort of scream out «non health food» but I do think this might be where they recoup some of the savings they can create on healthier items.
Overall I will be back for produce/​meat/​fish, but will probably stick to my local Publix for the average week of shopping.

Sprouts is nice… pretty and clean and has a bigger selection than Trader Joe’s. It’s a bit less cheaper than Whole Foods, but I was expecting better prices, to be honest. Will continue to shop here for certain items, for sure. The people bagging up groceries need a quick lesson on proper bagging, though. Bringing my own bags means they squish anything and everything in without reason or method. I’ve re-​packed my bags in the car the past two trips so things didn’t get ruined.

Coming from Texas where Sprouts are every where we were super excited to get one in Roswell. We have now gone there 5 – 6 times. Each time we go it is very busy — parking is hard to come by and trying to shop is like going being in stand still traffic. I went last week and many of the shelves were bare as they had not been restocked. The food is still good there they have single chicken breast for purchase which we like and you can get a fresh sandwich. Hopefully it will calm down.

Not impressed! Horrible parking situation and the customer service is very slow. Very cramped. Would not be my first choice.

YAY! So happy Sprouts is finally open near our home! Grand opening day was hectic — which was expected — the store was fully stocked at 7:30pm and the staff had big smiles on their faces! They were restocking products as fast as customers picked them up. We are all about the produce so I was very happy with their selection. Beautiful fruits! Nice displays and large varieties. I made mental notes of the prices I pay for produce at Publix — Sprouts is a lot cheaper on their every day prices. Some items were similar. We tried some of their fresh baked muffins and now we are in love with pistachio muffins! So yum! I like that their meats are always fresh, never frozen.
Sprouts has new sales ads every Wednesday. Here’s the cool part — if you shop on a Wednesday, you can get the last week and the next weeks sales!
People complaining about the parking, traffic and crowds — hello? What new store opening isn’t busy? If you can’t handle the crowds, please be patient and come back in a month or so when the newness wears off.

I love the Sprouts chain and have shopped here many times and at several others in the Atlanta area and out west, but this particular store is very poorly run. Tired (or sold out) produce, expired dairy products and clueless, uncaring employees are the rule here, not the exception. I have given up trying to help improve the store by reporting problems because it is painfully obvious after seven months that almost nobody at this location, from the people on the floor to the manager gives a crap. The manager’s pay must be based on maximizing the store’s profits by refusing to cull produce, which is a real shame, because elsewhere Sprouts is famous for their fresh, well priced produce. Wrinkly old cukes, bell peppers and avocados and tired looking greens and moldy tumeric and are one thing, but smelly milk three days past its sell by date is another. Really? I’m pretty sure that’s not just creepy but downright illegal. The folks that started the Sprouts chain should be embarrassed by this store, I sure am after recommending Sprouts to my friends. I used to be a Sprouts fanboy and still am to some extent, but this store is a NOT a good example.

I knew that Sprouts was going to be busy on opening day (I’d been to one other opening) but this was crazy ! Pulling in you knew you would have to circle to find a parking spot and I did, success on the second try.
Everyone was at this store this morning it wasn’t even 10:30 a.m. and you would have thought it was the last store on earth.
Good deals were to be had, samples tried and plenty of staff everywhere to help. The turkey panini was made in under ten minutes and I was out the door.
I will be here often this location is just around the corner from work so you may have to fight me for the crown here ha ha.

Grand opening is hectic!
Well, I applaud all the staff just keeping up with the pace as much as they can. But the lines were kept pretty short. They only appear to be long just due to stragglers near the Boar’s Head deli sample table and people just circling around the freshly stocked pastries like a nascar track. As a former resident of Roswell, we were waiting a good bit for them to open.
[Location:]
I wish the far right exit /​entrance was not so close to the cash registers and the health goods aisle.
Parking is going to be hectic just due to the plaza is still being built and not all parking spaces /​lots have been paved. So, yes, until the hype of grand opening dies down, you might be circling a bit. I just parked closer to the Chipotle /​Tin Drum exit.
Entering the plaza appears to be easier from the Mansell road side if you are heading north. Stay in the right lane of the LEFT turning lane. Those heading south on Alpharetta hwy; stay in the right lane and enter when you see Tin Drum and Subway. If you passed the Chipotle, follow the earlier directions.
Exiting seems to be easier getting out from left of the store, onto Houze Rd.
The setup and hand written with permanent marker sticker prices reminds me a lot of Trader Joes. This location just appears to be bigger than TJ’s, but not on the level of Wholefoods. There’s a vast selection of different brands and more flavor’s for items I usually buy that I do not see at normal super market locations. The produce section is a pretty good wide spread. The snack aisles have many choices of gluten and/​or organic choices. A decent amount of lactose free and alternate choices in the dairy fridges. I didn’t really check the Bulk Foods, as people were cluttering up in the center. There’s a sushi bar station, just not sure if I would try the rawest items. The sandwich bar has a paper check off menu list near their station to put in orders. Including cold and hot, such as panini’s. Close to the far left entrance, the bakery aisle seems a bit small and cramped. This is also where you can have juices fresh squeezed. Close by, is a open fridge section with a variety of fresh meals already packaged, such as pasta’s, meatloafs and mashed potatoes, various tex-​mex meals as well.
[Food Highlights:]
Sandwich bar —
Artisan Turkey and Spinach panini — a good amount of layers of turkey, the spinach wasn’t over powering. I believe the oil from the turkey and cheese, after being hot pressed might have basted it. For $ 4.99 it’s pretty good size portion. Would recommend trying.
{Summary}
I think Sprouts is in a pretty good middle ground. As Trader Joe’s is a bit of a drive west on Crossville and Wholefoods, all the way up GA 400 at the Avalon. Anxious to do more grocery adventuring to find what other new snacks and food items I might have missed out on. I also got a free complimentary re-​usable Sprouts grocery bag, just buying less than 10 items in the express check out. sans any wine. Alas, it was not a goodie bag though. But just the overall friendliness of all the employees, has a welcoming vibe. Recommend a visit, if not full grocery shopping. Just to explore for snacks.