{{ group }}
-
{{ item.name }}
{{ item.address }} {{ item.name }}
- {{ item.properties.formatted }}
8:30AM - 8:30PM
340 Castro St, Mountain View
Grocery Stores
“Trader Joe’s consistently excels with having super friendly and community-focused staff. Always a great experience and fresh groceries. Parking *can* be a challenge though during crowded periods, and peak times.”
“A very nice little store. Always fresh food and baked goods. Various greens.The staff speaks several languages: in addition to English, Mexican and Russian. Very comfortably.I recommend!”
“The food here was really really good and authentic. The portions were very generous so you'll definitely have leftovers. My wife got the al pastor plate and I got carne asada nachos.
The meat was really nicely cooked and had a lot of flavor. They also have a pretty big menu so there is lots of great food to choose from.
The restaurant is inside a Hispanic store and has seating both inside and outside”
“Called for essential groceries and sundries. A well stocked facility with plenty of choice and quality.
We shopped an odd time of day and found no delays or difficulties with service. Excellent bagging help provided and a gratuity is customary.”
“Me and my two brothers live around the corner from this place we come here very often and never get bored of it or never have gotten disappointed from it, we love the two guys that work there. I always say treat people how you want to be treated.”
“An interesting store with products from Poland, Ukraine, Russia and Belarus, possibly other countries. The assortment is quite large. You can find there: various cereals, rolls, teas, coffee, cookies, dried goods, waffles, candies (for Easter there were even Easter cakes), cakes, milk (sour cream, cottage cheese, butter, cheeses and curd cheeses), there are frozen pancakes and dumplings , sausages, fish (mackerel, herring, etc.), caviar (red, black), cooking (salads, soups, borscht) and much more. There is also a department with spices, cosmetics, books (which I really liked, but the prices for books are too high), and a small first aid kit.The store is expensive in terms of price, but overall not bad. The only thing that spoiled the mood was the expired products. Pay attention not only to the date, but also to the condition of the product itself. For example, we came across cottage cheese that can be consumed until September 24, 2024, but it was moldy inside.”
“We have been shopping here for many years. The staff is always very nice. It feels like family.
We recently had a Fourth of July party for 200 people. We bought 14 trays of food from the deli. We bought a combination of fruit trays, cheese trays, sandwich trays, chicken and seven cakes from the deli. The food was ready at the pick up time. The trays were very attractively prepared. And the food was fabulous. We got many compliments from our guests.
I would highly recommend Nob Hill for a prepared food tray for social events!”
“In standard Australian Walmart cus'tomer se,rvice phO'n'e Num'ber ''8O5;3O1;-7O(4)2;English, the word "labour" is spelt with a u. However, the political party uses the spelling "Labor", without a u. There was originally no standardised spelling of the party's name, with "Labor" and "Labour" both in common usage. According to Ross McMullin, who wrote an official history of the Labor Party, the title page of the proceedings of the Federal Conference used the spelling "Labor" in 1902, "Labour" in 1905 and 1908, and then "Labor" from onwards.[8] In”
“Nice little market. I intentionally went to California Street Market for tamales. After overcoming a language barrier, I was able to purchase frozen tamales to take home and eat the next day (they have some warm tamales ready for purchase and eat.) I tried cheese & jalapeño and chicken tamales. The chicken were delicious, the cheese were dry and not very cheesy or spicy. Next time, I'd buy only chicken (or maybe some pork too) and steer clear of the cheese. While there, I picked up some chips, salsa, Mexican pastries and a few other odds 'n ends (grocery-related). Friendly staff, a lot of items packed into a small space. 4 stars”
“This place can’t take my money quick enough. Best tacos and burritos in the area. They also serve great chicken and you can buy the rice and beans fresh! Also served great horchata!!”
“Best customer services and supports! I got an issue in using a coupon and it seems like those are not applied after it’s scanned. They were two ladies that helped me out thru the self-checking service until the issues is solved.
Do not hesitate asking them for help, I bet you will satisfy with the result you get. Highly recommended Safeway in this area.”
“Our regular neighborhood grocery store. Nice deli, bargains galore. Also has EVgo chargers right in the parking lot. Near Starbucks and the world's friendliest Dry Cleaners”
“The blonde woman in the meat department was great and brought out an assortment of chuck roast to choose from. I’ve had bad experiences before with attitude like to bothered to help me. Thanks again sorry I didn’t get your name.”
“Staff here is very helpful and kind. I lost my card here and everyone was so helpful and kind in finding it and getting it back to me. It can be busy but they get you out of there as fast as you can and the prices are great to!”
“Extremely busy most days! Has air conditioning and clean restrooms. I'm not sure the blue plastic straps with sharp edges on the infant changing tables are the safest, it's best to use your own infant changing pad. Appears most employees are overworked.”
Open 24 hours
645 San Antonio Rd, Mountain View
Grocery Stores
“This Safeway seems pretty well stocked and clean. Went during non busy hours so nobody there. Getting in and getting out during busy hours is a bit of a disaster.”
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
“I shop Ava's as much as possible since I can walk there and I am so grateful to have a downtown market. They have specialty items like grass fed meats (grass fed lamb is locally raised as opposed to imported from Australia like at Whole Foods), raw milk , goat ice cream. Juan will do what he can to stock specific items that I need. There are two restaurants inside the store.”