Sprouts Farmers Market - Boulder, Colorado

Saverio Roncone

Grande assortimento di prodotti di qualita'.
Personale cortese e disponibile.
Ampio Parcheggio clienti.

Marcus Crow

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I absolutely love this Sprouts Farmers Market in Boulder! The community vibe is fantastic, and the team is always friendly and helpful. They have a great selection of fresh produce and organic products. It's my go-to spot for healthy groceries. Highly recommend!

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bbt JC

Large market with lots of items to choose from like meat, dairy, fruits and veggies, snacks, drinks, ready made food, flowers for the garden, etc. Sooo many things with different brands! Plenty of parking, good place to shop for any home needs.

Guillermo Cavazos

I am a weekly regular at the Deli since I buy a sandwich every Friday at my Lunch Break. I order a $5 sandwich at $7 because I add Avocado and cheese to my meal. Eddie is a great personality and very detailed when sandwich making! I am told the Boar's Head sandwich is their best menu item, but unfortunately I have not yet tried it.

Below are pictures of the general and add-on menu!

Rita Herzog

Eddie at the sandwich counter was 10/10. Great service and great conversation. Wanted to leave him a review via the QR code but it requires information from the receipt we didn’t get. Wanted to recognize his great work and encourage Sprouts corporate team to revise the feedback mechanism so that more people can utilize it.

Caroline

Good selection and prices on produce, dairy, and meats. Lots of organics and higher quality processed foods. The post office in the store is very convenient. The cafe (also in the same structure) is very relaxing.

Hermes Ocingeadh

My family stopped shopping here after Sprouts switched to forced cloth bag use at a cost of .79 cents per bag. We were spending $1,500 - $1,700 per month for our family of 5 at Sprouts.

Since the change we decided to go back to Whole Foods where we do not have the additional cloth bag cost.

It's to onerous to expect a family to remember their cloth bags when life is already too hectic. And now we don't know what to do with all of these cloth bags except send them to the landfill since the Salvation Army wouldn't take them and Goodwill said they have too many.

Sprouts should seriously reconsider this policy and return to recyclable paper bags and no plastic with the option for those who want cloth bags to get cloth bags. We're also happy to come back to Sprouts if the store wants to cover the cost of cloth bags and start a recycling program so that the bags can be returned and reused but it seems like good ol' fashioned recyclable paper would be a lot less costly for everyone involved.

We're sad to leave Sprouts.

mickey glantz

I go to sprouts a lot . I like the workers there. Polite, helpful. But... I noticed something interesting and bothersome. I have been buying cinnamon buns they bake each day for some time now. They were added as new items . Interesting it the fact that all of a sudden every bun is now about a third to half size smaller. And the price is the same. Is that a form of giving you less product intentionally for same price? Seems weird to me. Doesn't seem like a big deal, but where else might they be cutting back. MHG, boulderite