Sprouts Farmers Market

The associate Trevor helped my wife and I over the phone and in-​store, great guy & very helpful! This place is right down the road and we’ll be back soon again!

Seafood and produce selections are fresh and abundant. You can find a lot of items not found at the grocery store. A little crowded during peak shopping times. Prices are reasonable. Takes Apple Pay which is a plus for me.

I’m one of those weird people who LOVES grocery shopping. I used to be a loyal Kroger shopper, but I have since moved and this is my closest grocery store. I am in here at least twice a week and have found that Sprouts can have really wonderful deals on produce, but then some other items will be overpriced compared to Kroger — so it kind of evens out. Regardless, my job is near a Kroger, so I am able to shop at both stores easily and am able to take advantage of deals at both.
I shop almost entirely in the produce section at Sprouts & have been happy so far with most everything I’ve purchased. Every once in a while some berries will go bad way too quickly — but overall it’s been a good experience. I do wish they sold free range, ethical eggs — that’s the only item I go out of my way to buy from Whole Foods and would love for Sprouts to sell!

Overwhelmed by large grocery stores. Then this is the place for you. However, I have taken up label reading lately. Not everything is cut and dry organic in this store. You still have to pay attention. If you are GF then you will have extra choices that you have not had in this area before. Meat is frozen fresh. Surprising because we actually have a local butcher down the street. I like the soap. I also like some of the raw food choices. It’s just not the end all be all of organic greatness that I had been sold.

We go weekly, I love this Sprouts!!! The associates are awesome, helpful and knowledgeable. I want to give a shout out to Zach Williams, he has helped us above and beyond find and get the products we needed. The competitors may offer this service if you ask but Zach is the first and we really appreciate him.

This store has been open for months, and yet it still doesn’t carry the full selection of vegan products seen in other Sprouts locations. Also discovered that the only two times «Georgia peaches» were purchased this summer, they were fibrous and uneatable. This was a BIG disappointment since both Kroger and Publix were selling wonderfully juicy peaches. Additionally, repeat shopping trips in the produce section proved it important to shop carefully to assure freshness. The final disappointment was discovering that, when needed, their «customer service» could best be described as indifferent and discourteous. To discover that the store is so substandard has been a huge disappointment — as documented by the only negative review I’ve ever posted.

I’m so glad that the Cumming area got this store here. It reminds me of a blend between Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods. Some of the prices are very high, while others were pretty cheap considering that they are organic. On my visit the produce was fantastic! Several of the items I needed were on sale, so that is a bonus. The isles on the side are a little tight. I will definitely shop here, but it’s not enough to completely keep me from going to Publix. Our cashier was sweet and said thank you for bringing your own bags. Recommended.

I think I’m there every week, I know one of the checkers by name, lol. Go Natalie! Its a nice store, the people are friendly, nice butcher, good all around. Small yeah. For me, that’s not a big deal, I just use the produce and meat depts, but I am finding other good stuff in there too.
Hey Whole Foods, stay outta Cumming, Sprouts is building up some brand loyalty here!

FINALLY!
This place was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay overdue for Cumming. It is located in Lakeland Plaza in the old Steinmart space. I shop this area a lot and it has been very frustrating to not have a grocer that offers healthier options. It is just like the other stores except it has a different lay-​out from the John’s Creek location, (the perishables and meat/​bread sections are on opposite sides of the store). They are currently featuring fresh green beans and fresh brussel sprouts which are some of my favorite purchases. This week they are featuring roasted cashews and red grapes on sale and both are delicious.
The one thing that I can’t understand is why their packaged items have such inflated prices. Regardless of the claims, it is still processed food in a can or box. I just don’t get it. Also, my husband wanted a simple bags of chips, but I noticed that they don’t have the standard family size only the two serving size for unreasonable prices. We tend tO purchase these items at the club at great prices so maybe this is the norm and we just aren’t familiar with it.
I appreciate now having another option when shopping in a concentrated area, so that I am not running all over John’s Creek and Alpharetta to visit those same stores. Yay!

Apparently cumming isn’t cool enough for whole foods yet so this scaled down version comes along.
While the produce and meat selection isn’t bad it’s not whole foods, I don’t really care for the sausages nor for the produce. I mean, publix is literally a quarter mile away and they have better sausages and produce.
Meh, half foods indeed.

Sprouts is a welcome relief with the ability to get more organic vegetables and fruits than in the Cumming area I live in. I am very happy this store has opened. Like the ability to get organic carrot/​orange juice and liked the premade salads. The cheese selection could have been better but what I bought was very good. The Kobe beef hamburgers were excellent. What surprised me was the vitamin section. It is huge and I found items I hadn’t seen since going to Chamberlain’s in Orlando which has always been one of my favorite health food stores. Also like the homemade soups.
It will definitely be a store I will frequent in the future.

Nothing spectacular; the produce is nice and reasonably priced, and has a large vitamin section. The meats were high, a lot of the same things you would find a Publix for a better price.

We made our first visit today. It was not unlike visiting Ikea, we had trouble finding our way around the store.
We made purchases from most departments although I must add only if the price was better than Kroger.
It was very helpful to see the number of Gluten free products on the shelves and in the freezer cases.
I’m not sure it will be destination shopping for us. It all depends on the prices and product selection.

Cumming was in DESPERATE need of a healthier alternative to basic chain grocery stores.
Sprouts is good. The produce section is good and they’ve got great prices on both organic and regular fruits and vegetables. Time will tell if the great prices are due to the grand opening or if they are just the regular prices. I would like to have seen a greater variety of organics, though there is a good selection. The canned foods left a little to be desired. I would have liked to see no salt added organic products, but overall there were organic options available for a decent price.
The cheese selection and pricing left a little to be desired. The meat selection was good, if not great!
Prices for some things is higher than I would like — cereals and other small things… just enough to keep me going to Publix for odds and ends still, which I was hoping against.
The layout wasn’t my favorite. It just seemed difficult to maneuver for some reason.
Sprouts is a great addition to Cumming. My critiques are a bit nit picky, but they are things that factor in to my decision for where to shop on a regular basis. Go, I am sure you’ll like it!