Stater Bros. Markets

This is my Stater bros. of choice cause its close to my home… This is the worst store I have ever been to… The store is nice and clean, the deli is awesome and the meat always looks good, the staff are an amazing bunch, that being said… The customers here are a bunch of entitled a$$holes…it starts as soon as you hit the parking lot… people drive like a tsunami is coming, they try to knock you down running in the store and are rude thru out the whole store… everyone here is in the biggest hurry… a woman in her 30’s barged her way thru the entrance knocking over and hurting my 4 and 2 year old daughters that were holding hands… she didn’t even say excuse me or I’m sorry… just a heartless bitch going about in yoga pants. I told her something and she’s just went about without a care in the world. We come to this store all the time and its always like this.

Anna C was an awesome help. Such a sweetheart and went out of her way to make sure I got a better deal. Manager material for sure!

This store is very clean, fairly new complex (circa: 2012-​ish) with a large meat and dairy section. I love the location as you can do banking (Chase inside), drop laundry (next door), grab a coffee (starbucks), quick and easy. They always have plenty of cashiers working, Enjoy this location!

This is my go to store for many of my grocery needs.
They always have what I need so I don’t have to make additional trips.
Their produce not only looks amazing, but tastes great too. Everything seems to be pretty well stocked so that is a major plus.
The only problem I have with this store in particular is that there are never enough cashiers open. This place is pretty crowded when I go there and the lines are always extremely long. I know the crowds are good for their business, but it is hard to navigate the store when it is packed full of people.

I love stater bros and always shop here. I am a fan of the bakery section and always buy the gourmet cookies. They’re cheap and taste delicious however tonight as I was biting into a white chocolate cookie I encountered something hard as a rock. I pulled it out of my mouth thinking it was a nut but I actually have no idea what it is. It seems like it’s a part of something but I have no idea what. I can’t cut it with my fingers alone, to be honest I’m kind of scared to find out what it is. I won’t be eating the rest of these cookies. Kind of disappointed and it’s gross nonetheless.

This review is for the Stater Bros. deli. I ordered a couple of sandwiches to go here the other day. A turkey and provolone minus pepperoncini and roast beef and provolone on wheat with, both with all other toppings of tomato, onion, lettuce, pickle and olives.
I requested light mayo and mustard on both sandwiches. The sandwiches were made perfect to order and filled with meat and cheese, and toppings put together perfect in the sandwiches!
I had good, quick customer service and I didn’t have a long wait at all.
. The sandwiches were also wrapped and put in separate foil trays, easy for transporting.
A half turkey sandwich was plenty for me, they give you a lot for your money I paid 4.99 for each sandwich, and I was able to share the other half of my turkey sandwich. Enjoying our sandwiches for lunch all of us said how much we liked these. Great sandwiches, however, it would be nice if they used «heavier» wheat bread. I will be coming here for my turkey sandwiches when I am on the go!

Not all Stater Bros make the same fried chicken, the one by my house is great, some of the best chicken I’ve ever had, but this one not so much. They fried it too much and the skin was nasty crunchy bits. Me no likey.

Love coming here for a fresh sandwich at the deli! You get a huge sandwich for a small price. Everything is always fresh. Only complaint is it takes a little too long!

The store was very nearly organized and fully stocked. I came here for some alcohol. I was pretty surprised by the selection. I went with some Reds. Not sure how much it was haha. The cashier was really cute. This is all.

I love my Staters, and I’ve shopped with them exclusively since the grocers union strike so I wouldn’t have to cross picket lines. I love that as a company they’re so good to their employees that they didn’t need to strike back then (10+ years ago) or since.
As to this location, it’s a «blue ribbon» which means it has the full deli/​bakery/​butcher with lots of organics and other such higher end groceries. It’s newer and larger than other SBs in the area, and by far the cleanest.
My only complaint is that they have the slowest deli staff I’ve ever seen. And it’s consistently slow, it’s always the same no matter who’s helping and that’s been true for about 5 years of biweekly visits. They have a sandwich counter, but I’ve only bothered to waste time on it once or twice. The 20 minutes it takes them to put together a sandwich is too inconvenient for my taste, good sandwich, just not with the wait. It’s definitely not a good option for a quick lunch break. However the deli has a cooler filled with all kinds of easy lunch treats like premade sandwiches and single serve pasta salads.
I love the selection they have and it’s usually only very busy on holidays and Sundays during the day.

Stater Brothers is the only grocery store that I will go to in my area. It is close to home and this store offers high quality products.
I really enjoy their deli and bakery department. If you want to order a family sub sandwich to take home, it is made in front of you with a variety of deli meats and cheeses with all the toppings. If you want fresh fried chicken or even a rotisserie whole chicken, you can buy that too along with various pastas and salads. Their bread is fresh as well and they have lots of deserts to choose from.
The staff are super friendly and helpful. This store is very clean and organized. It is a busy store but the lines tend to go fast.

I’ve experienced good customer service as well as bad. Unfortunately, bad trumps the good. 1^st off, this place is expensive compared to my favorite store Sprouts. So I bought a bunch a broccoli. I removed the stems because I noticed they were ridiculously large and these were sold by the pound. At the register, the cashier charged me for broccoli crowns which are more expensive. This decision was based on a couple solitary broccoli crowns I’d found in the section with the bunches of broccoli I’d chosen and because I’d removed the stems. I had no idea a lack of a stem turns broccoli bunches into crowns. Anyways, when she asked if I removed them, I’m like «ya…I don’t eat the stem.» You know, like, idk who needs a thick ass 6 inch broccoli stem! So I noticed some attitude. She could have said that’s not favorable but instead she just gave me the stank eye. Too bad I didn’t get her name. Next time I will look for her and avoid her line if not this store all together.

The prices and selections are pretty good. The only complaint would be it seems they never have enough cashiers. Every few minutes lines build up and then they scramble to get people up to the front. Their service is fine, they just need more people.

Its my local stater brothers so I really have no choice but to give it a good review I’m just kidding, but yeah this place is pretty cool the customer service is good great deli, the lines can be pretty long at times but hey there’s a lot of houses on this side of Fontucky and the produce has gotten a lot better over time whoever’s on that is doing a good job I don’t find a rotten oranges or gooey onions anymore 4 stars.

Overall a good store. Chicken is actually really good here and the staff are nice here. It’s around a lot of place I enjoy to come to like Wells Fargo, chevron, subway? And other places. One stop shop place

«You Actually FORGOT Something, Mister Accomplished???»
Before leaving on a road trip accomplished drinkers be like:
1. Do I have my combination bottle opener/​corkscrew with mini-​blade?
2. Are there bars at the hotel (s) or within walking distance?
3. Is there a store near the hotel that sells booze?
4. Do I have my glassware? (The Accomplished don’t drink from paper/​plastic cups.)
5. Is there cash in my wallet when only stopping for a quick one?
Well, guess what? Halfway to my destination I realized I’d forgotten number one. Perhaps in my rapidly advancing age I’ve lost the edge that once made me the GO– TO-​GUY for remembering the necessary supplies for traveling drinkers. Anyway, after checking into a Fontana hotel, I climbed into the car and drove down Sierra. I saw a nice little strip mall to the left with a market called Stater Bros. I pulled into the lot, parked, brushed by a screaming man near tears while his wife informed him of her plans for him, and strode into the Stater. Almost right away I knew I was the best looking gent there. Even in drag I’d have probably been prettier than most of the women. Whatever the case, I looked around with keen and practiced eye at what lay before me.
Nothing out of the ordinary, really. Requisite aisles with requisite goods and the requisite deli with the requisite bakery. I was hungry and looked at their pre-​made sandwiches but there was not much to choose from, which meant I would have to visit the Subway I saw across the street. With finely honed alcohol detection skills I zeroed in on the booze aisle and nodded to members of the brethren, each of whom was filling their respective carts with their favorite liquid jollies. Amore. Unfortunately, I was unable to find an opener; however, my Plan B would likely prove a success.
Over in the kitchen supply section I found the object of my desire: a beautiful stainless steel opener with heavy duty handle and can puncturer to boot. Ah, the simple joys.
I strolled past a cute kid and her pretty mother (a notch below me on the beauty scale) and returned to my club members. I picked up a six-​pack for the fridge in my room and paid at the checkout. The cashier had beautiful hair with sweet personality to match. Of course she was picturing our lives together with two kids, white picket fence and me plowing her every night, but I was just there for the booze tool and brew. Our lives need not enter into the transaction at this time. Sorry, Toots.
Back in the lot I put my items in the trunk and looked over my shoulder to the Stater.
Not a bad market, I thought. With more visits from me they’d be sure to attract more customers. I shook my head. Oh, Michael. You absolutely slay thee!
With all-​knowing smile and cocky «Tsk, tsk» I calmly drove away, winking at myself in the mirror as I cruised into the sunset.

This location is close to home, so very convenient. From the moment you enter the store, you get a whiff of fresh bread from the bakery department. They have friendly staff and large selection of items. If I ever found my self in a bind, I would head over to the meat department for a quick fix. Meat is already seasoned and ready to grill out of package. Produce department is pretty fresh and prices are reasonable. Due to great deals and quality, theirs usually almost a fair amount of customers and a longer wait at checked out. But it doesn’t stop there, what attracts me most to this location is the Chase bank and two Red Boxes. If you don’t bank with Chase, no problem Bank of America is located in the same plaza.

The level of quality and service at this store as gone down since it originally open nearly ten years ago.
Take it as you like, but I prefer the location on Sierra Avenue & Marygold Avenue.

I must say this was one of the worst experiences for customer service we have ever had at a grocery store.
We tried to order cupcakes at the bakery and the three employees working the counter saw us and stood there for over 5 minutes engaging in their own conversation before helping us. When one lady started getting our cupcakes she kept stopping to finish the conversation with another employee. When asking another employee where something was in the store he shrugged his shoulders and the cashiers were not friendly people. My only guess is that I came on an off day?

This Stater Bros is located in nice plaza. If I had to go to a Stater Bros in Fontana, I’d probably come to this one. I read that the other ones in Fontana weren’t as nice.
I miss Safeway – I’m from Northern California.