“Folsom Trader Joe’s has a great selection of food, flowers and alcohol. The staff is always available to help and they are very kind and friendly! This is my favorite Trader Joe’s!”
“I am giving four stars because I do overall like this whole foods. It is the closest one to where I live, so I often stop here when in the area to get food from the food bar, usually some to-go foods as well, and other things. I like that they have decent non-dairy options. I took off one star because I had an unusual experience in the fish area today. We sometimes get various sea creatures, and this time while we were waiting for the branzini to get cleaned a worker offered help. I mentioned that we are waiting on the fish, but we do want one more thing (a couple crab cakes). He was obviously annoyed by me asking, and took awhile to explain to me that apparently you can only order one thing at a time and then the procedure is for me to wait until all the other customers are done, and if there is time he will get to me. I just think that could have been handled better. He literally rolled his eyes and seemed flustered. I did get my crab cakes from someone else.”
“People generally need food to survive, but typically grocery stores in Folsom charge infinity money for food. Places like Raley need to seriously calm down thinking I’m gonna pay $12 for a box of cereal. Grocery Outlet sells food for prices that are less than all the money I have and the food is edible.”
“Listen, it's WinCo not the Ritz-Carlton. So go in and expect bright florescent lights, busy isles, and prices that allow you to feed your whole family without breaking the bank. I mean I just bought Star Wars Oreos because the price was right and the flavor will be the same but the smile on my son's face will be worth it! Always check the deli for lunch meat prices, the produce guys are very helpful, as well as the meat department. The lines can get crazy but not because of the employees, but because everyone's carts are full like Christmas morning so that takes some time. Just be patient and enjoy the savings.”
“Roy this Native American gentleman works here and helped me in the herbal/vitamins section. He is amazing! I had been Dealing with a few issues that were really bugging me. Recommended a few herbs/creams and supplements. Wow, healed! He’s so knowledgeable and caring. Highly recommend him. Been going back to the store to personally thank him but haven’t ran in to him. Asked about him and they reminded me of his name and all agreed that he is truly remarkable!!”
“A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference. -- Eeyore I so love it when a business does everything so well that I'm able to write a High Five-star review. Cousins who live in Folsom, California had contacted us to rave about this Indian grocery store, so off they took us for a try out. Here's a nifty oasis of sensory pleasure with aromatic foreplay for the taste buds Service staff graciously answered all our questions promptly which made a good first impression. Did what they're in business to do Has average prices, food that enriches life, a happy selection of spices, and fresh ingredients Customer service was above-average. I had my Happiness-Is-Homemade list in hand. An employee spotted it, walked over, introduced themself, offered to show me where everything is, and walked me around to each and every ingredient on my list. That earned 'em another review star for going beyond what they're in in business to do. The owners of this business like their Freedom so they have a Military and Veterans Discount as a thank you to Veterans with a publicly disclosed daily Veteran Discount which provides resource to ensure Veterans (rare 7% of the population) and GIs (rare one-half of one percent of the population) opportunity to participate in American Dream Veterans and GIs' sacrifices have made possible for 100% of the population. That earned 'em another review star for going beyond what they're in in business to do. Truth is the highest virtue, but higher still is truthful living. --Sikh Guru Nanak. Something snollygoster George Santos lacks. This business: Charged the prices posted Delivered what they advertise Place was clean and organized Ambiance was professional No one here offered to commit fraud to reward us, pay us or compensate us for posting 5 star reviews of this business. We left happier than we arrived. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier. --Mother Teresa I'll be back. For my Customer Rule is: Always patronize again a business that has treated you well AND supports Veterans and Active Duty with a publicly disclosed daily Military and Veterans Discount. March is Women's History Month Captain Allison Jaslow, US Army and 2-tour Iraq war Veteran, graduated from University of Central Missouri and Wentworth Military Academy and Junior College, both of which she attended on ROTC scholarship, before being commissioned into US Army. She currently serves on Board of Directors for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, was a founding Director on Board of the 2LT Richard W. Collins III Foundation, and was the first and only woman on Board of Trustees for Wentworth Military Academy. Jaslow is a Term Member of Council on Foreign Relations, a Charter Member of National Parks Conservation Association Veterans Council, and was named both an Aspen Institute Ideas Festival Scholar and Aspen Security Forum Scholar. Jaslow's military awards include Bronze Star Medal and Army Commendation Medal with Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster. She's served on staff of several Members of Congress, and as a White House communications aide. Jaslow's a former Executive Director of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America "IAVA". In her role as Executive Director of IAVA, Jaslow led national campaign to increase recognition of, and support for, women Veterans. The "She Who Borne the Battle" campaign boldly targeted the Department of Veterans Affairs' woman-exclusive motto. Jaslow--a passionate fighter for the rights, protections and well-being of women GIs and Veterans, said, "The VA's own motto still excludes women: "To care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow, and his orphan." Not only does the motto exclude women Veterans, it also fails to acknowledge survivors of women killed in action. Congress and the Administration refuses to modernize the VA motto. I'm very committed to being seen and heard, so that our nation supports women Veterans and women in the military as we”
“Highly recommend Malabar for Indian grocery shopping. They offer high-quality products, a wide selection, and friendly, attentive service. Prices are reasonable compared to other Indian stores, and the location is convenient in the center of Folsom. They also make an effort to source new items based on customer requests.”
“Faire and Central! The side at Bidwell is customery called Faire, the side at Riley is called Central. The shopping center is between Riley, East Bidwell, Wales and Glenn! An amazing shopping center with a lot of options! Resturants, grocery, nail spas, massage parlors, Smoke shop, financial institution, a pub, a coffeeshop, a pawn shop, auto parts, sewing machines, kids park and an amazing location with a great accomodating free parking. Highly organised, highly clean and a very safe family zone in the wonderful heaven on earth called Folsom! Wally Jo's”
“I ordered a cake, and the young lady name McKenna was very kind and recommended the right size, so I was able to ease my worries about finding a cake without any difficulty and pleasantly. I gave thanks to McKenna and I plan to purchase all cakes from Bellair when i need. 😀”
“this goes back about 6 yrs an why people who read this ask why it has taken so long, well cause ive written ty notes about this gentleman an now I want to share this, im from the way area but I was visiting my family in El Dorado Hills there walked into your store into the produce dept asking for a good warmtermelon an there was Chris Bettencourt who was beyond courteous an most helpful, introduced me to the best watermelon ive ever had! an ever since that day we make our 3 hr yearly trip up to your store to get these watermelon. we usually buy at least 15 or so along with a few cantaloupe. sooo I want to say in closing how Blessed my boyfriend an myself are to have met Chris! he's absolutely one of the nicest people we've ever met, and im so thankful we've stayed friends! I know he takes his job seriously just by the way his dept looks. so again how lucky was I to walk into your store that summer day not knowing I'd get my watermelon that we keep driving 3 hrs up an 3 hrs back for but we got to meet one of the nicest guys an have made friends with forever! ty Raley's for hiring this man!”
“I had one of my best Customer experiences here. I asked a ladyin the back of the store about getting a cup for the milk (and cookies) I was buying. She told me to check with someone near Starbucks, but by the time I got to the front of the store at Self Check a young man walked up to me and handed me a cup! That was so unexpected and nice. She had radioed that I would like a cup and he brought it to me. Amazing Customer Service!!!!!”
“I had purchased a gift card, 2 months later I needed a copy of the receipt. Stephanie, a talented bookkeeper hunted the info I needed. She was diligent and very nice to find the needle in the haystack. Major cudos to a job well done. I will definitely shop there more. Great manager too.”
“Boars head... All I need to say, best sandwich meats and mustards. Staff is super friendly and helpful. There's a Starbucks inside in case you wanna grab a coffee on your way out. They always got stuff marked down which is nice”
“Can't beat the prices for gas, I've never bought clothes here but I'm always looking. Even though I don't have a large family to purchase for I love purchasing in bulk to cut down on returning to the store. So most often I go here for my Dairy fruits and vegetables. And definitely my paper products, I like the fact that they offer Sam's bucks. I would love to see a Rewards program based on gas, especially since a lot of families have multiple cars. I've not had any issues and there's always a discount through Groupon for membership. So make sure you check out Groupon before paying the full price. Now that I'm thinking about it I may just purchase a rotisserie chicken today.”
“This Indian grocery store stands out for its impressive variety, including hard-to-find regional Indian brands. The store is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate, making the shopping experience pleasant. However, the prices feel a bit steep, and there are no discounts or cashback options, even for loyal customers. While the freshness of the vegetables can be inconsistent at times, the store remains a convenient and reliable option for authentic Indian groceries.”
“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”
“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”
“I wonder how many different walmarts I go to in a day... i went to 5 home depots yesterday... but walmarts? Each one has its own character, and you can always tell how nice of an area you are in by how how many and which products are locked up. This walmart was pretty open ended so I know I wouldn't get robbed on the way out. 5 stars!”
“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”
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