Sprouts Farmers Market

Just walked in looking for organic green beans, had a question and ALL THREE produce staff that I had to ask whether or not they had any organic green beans were incredibly rude. I’m sorry to keep you from your job, but your supposed to know what quality your produce is.

The produce and meat are very good but the checkout lines are ALWAYS long. I have shopped at different times of day, different days of the week, it doesn’t matter. You will have to wait in line. That keeps me from shopping here unless there’s something there that no other store carries.

Love this store. Always clean and easy to get around.
The deal here is the produce. Fresh and displayed well and always a good price. Just a note the produce bags are always easy to find and stocked.
Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Cashiers are efficient and friendly and make the check out process fun.
Their meat balls are to die for but go early. They sell out fast.

The produce selection is great, and the store is easy to navigate. On a recent visit they were completely out of pita chips, which was a little annoying. I mean, who does the ordering? No pita chips? Whatever man.

Be prepared to wait in LONG check out lines. I’ve been here on multiple occasions and times and seen it Store management is unresponsive as lines grow long. The cashiers are nice and apologize but its their terrible front end management that’s the problem. No express lane either. I’ve literally returned merchandise and walked out because the lines are SO long. They might want to emulate Whole Foods on how to efficiently manage a front end. Other than the meat market, prices are about the same or more expensive than Whole Foods, but at WF you get much more selection. If you have lots of free time, this store is for you, but I’m not that person.

Gosh I love sprouts. The produce is my absolute favorite and I only get mine from here. I can walk out with a week worth of fruits and veggies for about $ 15.
I also like to explore the soaps, face products and such to see what I can find.
The cashiers are always friendly and I like the special goodies around checkout and can’t leave without buying something that I didn’t necessarily need.

Very nice store overall. The food was fantastic when I took it home to eat. The problem was the cashier. On the ticket it says Jodi. Store 106. She was very rude not only to me but to the people in front of me too. Made for a bad person experience. That woman needs some charm school training. Please goes along way too.

At Sprouts you can find a wide array of fresh fruits and vegetables all at a fantastic price when compared to other retailers. Then there is the meat counter, bakery products and the health food selections plus a lot of bulk items lice spices, etc. We find the products to be fresh or of good quality. Love the freshly baked muffins.
Do you recall shopping in front of me yesterday at SPROUTS in Richardson? Were the one that picked up the avocado and squeezed the little fellow until he was squashed? Then what did you do, you headed for the tomatoes and there your started your attack my picking up not one but several tomatoes, squeezing each one of them and laying them back onto the table. You did not purchase one single avocado or tomatoes. That was not enough for you as you headed for the grapes and as thou you were at home on the kitchen table you reached into the bag, grabbed three grapes and swallowed them in one bite. Then you moved on to your next conquest. You found fresh corn and what did you do? You begin the remove the husk for two ears and toss the husk back onto the display of fresh corn. You worked and worked to remove the husk until you had the corn completely stripped. I thought you would more than likely lay the corn down on the table and walk away. You did stick your dirty fingernails into a couple of the kernels though.
Now lying on those table are bruise fruits, that once a buyer gets them home they will soon rotten and spoil from the «crushing» you gave each. On top of that your dirty little fingers are fingerprints all over the place. Would not be hard to conduct a crime scene as your fingerprints and fingernail gouges are visible everywhere.
If you came to Sprouts only to shop and beat up the fruit, you should have stayed at home. I don’t want to purchase and eat the fruit you have damaged and made dirty.
To SPROUTS — you have my sympathy with customer like that one.
Now what is my plan to get some fresh fruit and get out of the store before I am crushed? I look for that fruit that is in the back that the woman could not reach and just hope it is not some that she has crushed and then tossed to the back side.
Shopping can be a good experience or one not so good and today was the latter.

I am a fan of sprouts. Between the fresh produce and great prices, it is a win win.
Some of my favorite items are the bakery fresh bread. Seriously. Buy it. I also love the gluten free pizza crusts.
This location is nicer than my normal location (off forest). The employees were helpful and friendly.
I will definitely come back to grocery shop!

I come here for fruit all the time. They have the best prices on grapes and strawberries and you will find weird little nifty things around here like Freshpaper produce savers. Their prices on other items like meats and dairy items are also really good. Check the sale papers!
Sprouts also carries a bunch of organic and natural beauty and health items like nutrition supplements, hair products, and makeup. It’s really a one-​stop-​shop for all your all natural needs.
Oh by the way, you don’t have to pay for your bags here like you have to on the other side of Coit Road! I like to get my free plastic bags you know.

Crowded but spacious enough to not feel like it. Plenty of registers open in the middle of a weekday. Polite young lady at the register. Bulk foods (I came here because another had a ton of outages) were well stocked and appeared fresh (not just crumbs of large crumbly items). Great stock on an apple special that probably would have been empty but the scraps at my local one.

I’m in love. The most extensive selection of foods, supplements, and anything organic YET!!! I will go to Whole Foods for the hummus but everything else will be bought at Sprouts!

I love sprouts. It became my go to grocery store about 5 years ago in Flower Mound. I loved when I moved to Dallas, that I could still have one close by. I pretty much love everything about it and its made my grocery shopping simpler and faster while getting better ingredients.
Every single week i simply meal plan with whats on sale. There are always plenty to choose from vegetables, fruits, meats, cheese, seafood to choose from even for my husband who is a picky eater at times. I like that there is always a good selection, but its not so overwhelming like some other grocery stores. The bulk areas are awesome for rice, sugar, flour, granola, etc. I like that there is a good mix of organics and nonorganic items and even though it is a small store there are many ethnic grocery items, which helps me avoid going to specialty stores. I have also done the catering platters from here and its a great deal (although the online ordering seems to have a few snags).
There is also a good selection of green cleaning products which I use and like. There is a lot of supplements, which I don’t buy but if that’s your thing you will find a good selection here. It is more expensive then some of the larger grocery stores for staples, so be a little bit careful when stocking up.
Service is great here, everyone is accommodating and friends. The butchers are always great at answering my questions and accommodating any special requests. I love that they are setup perfectly for using your own bags, instead of it being secondary at other places.

This is like total joy to have so close by. Incrediblev values on vegetables, fruits, organic items and I’m mind boggling bin section with everything from different types of rice to dried fruit and nuts. killer meat and wine choices.
I truly appreciate the smaller size and selection of items that you will really use. No photo department or bank or clothing department.
You can sign up for the weekly special are also get them in the newspaper.
Terrific people watching including some very hot guys!

Ok, I like the place. A pretty good selection for a small organic market. NOt huge like Whole Foods or overrated like Trader Joe’s. However, it would be nice if they sold Dried Turkish Apricots WITHOUT the sulpher in it for a preservative. Cmon, even TJs has them and Whole Foods so, Sprouts needs to put their money where their mouth is a promote not only organic but SAFE foods.

My first time at Sprouts and I’m already a huge fan! They have a lot of great stuff — fresh produce, dried fruits, and yummy snacks. I found some interesting snacks to try (kimchi tortilla chips and some spicy dried mango strips) and realized that their produce is just as good as TJs. It was packed for a Saturday afternoon and I saw quite a few workers restocking the produce (I guess it sells out fast?). It’s a small grocery store, but you can easily found your essentials and be out of there in half an hour. Unless you’re like me who likes to look at everything :) Beware of spending too much time at Sprouts! I guarantee you’ll come out with handful of goodies.

I’ve become conflicted about shopping at this Sprouts and Sprouts overall.
I’ve been shopping here since I moved to the area in a few years ago. For the first couple years, it was great, not very busy, well priced and the quality was excellent.
I would say over the past year the quality of the food is average but the prices have risen significantly, even adjusted for inflation. They seem to have gone more mainstream with the prepared foods.
Often times they will be out of stock of many foods and alternatives are expensive here.
I used to do all my grocery shopping here but have begun to plan my shopping a bit better and now patronize Tom Thumb across the street a lot more.
Overall, the price increases, the busier store and the lack of a consistent stock over the past year has made me seriously consider and shop at alternative stores.

Sprouts is legit. I used to be a big Trader Joe’s fan. Will never be a part of the Whole Foods wagon, but Sprouts… is freaking awesome. I absolutely love how you can get a lot of their dry goods by the pound. BY THE POUND. Even goes with the whole honor system of writing the SKU on the bag itself. Dude, if a fine establishment can trust me, then I can trust them with providing me groceries. I like how their produce is local as well. And so far for self labeled products they carry, like Hummus, and their deli meats and cheeses, all have been nothing but stellar to my taste. Also the prices are top notch. I will be coming here all the time now.
Also the staff is extremely helpful

Sprouts is my damn jam! I just left with 5 leeks, 3 gorgeous oranges, 2 heads of garlic, and 2 perfect avocados for $ 2.13! All the produce is gorgeous and wasn’t even picked over on the day before Thanksgiving.
The employees here are really friendly and most are knowledgeable in the departments they work. They were quick to say hello and ask whether they could help with anything. Customer service isn’t dead in this place and the team members seem to be genuinely enjoying their work.
The meats I have bought on previous trips are always fresh and very reasonably priced. The bulk section has a great variety and saves lots of cash, too. I worked at Whole Foods Market for over three years while I was in school and I love Sprouts as much as my old store (it’s far less expensive, too)!

Looks clean and offers lots of great new produce. Watch out for the incredible bulk sale. They do it about once a year. We came here this past saturday for that. It’s such a great deal!
The deal is 25% off all bulk items.
We usually get brown rice and a couple cereals and snacks here.