Grocery market with locations in the San Francisco Bay area. Not vegetarian but has some vegetarian friendly food and natural products. Open Mon-Fri 7:00am-9:00pm, Sat-Sun 8:00am-9:00pm. Open daily until 9pm.
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164 S California Ave, Palo Alto, California, USA, 94306
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Last update on 14 Jan 2012 by Guest
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5 Reviews
First Review by vegan_mum
maseface
Points +1127
Good variety of options - Edit
There are plenty of vegan value add products, some that look like they’re locally produced and sold at the farmers market. Produce is pretty good, the berries were pretty expensive
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j_c_c
Points +73
Tofutti Cuties! - Edit
The only place around that I’ve found which sells tofutti cuties (the BEST vegan ice cream sandwiches ever, if you haven’t tried them)! Great selection of other vegan items, good produce, friendly staff, reasonable prices.
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annamartensson
Points +86
Not impressed - Edit
In terms of vegan options, this place is no better than any other grocery store, so don’t waste your time.
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vegandoug
Points +233
Don't waste your time - Edit
The choices for veg*n choices are no better than your basic grocery store. I wouldn't waste the time to go here as they are overpriced and have few if any veg*n items for you. Go to Country Sun a few blocks away, still $$$ but much more choice.
Read moreCons: $$$$, Limited choices
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vegan_mum
Points +305
questionably hygenic but has a wide selection - Edit
I live a few blocks from Mollie Stone's but never shop there, opting to walk four more blocks to Country Sun instead. Whenever I walk into Mollie Stone's, I'm greeted by the smell of urine. Yes, it's urine, not fish. Where it's coming from is anyone's guess. Needless to say this is not a good first impression. Last time I had to buy something there (due to its unavailability at Country Sun), I was shocked and horrified to watch my naked produce (I opted to skip bags, as I didn't have that much stuff) dragged through a wet spot that the cashier had just created by dragging the previous customer's dripping chicken package across the bar code reader. As I tried to figure out what to do, the cashier proceeded to charge me $15/lb. for a peach, having punched in the code for honeycomb (yes, as in bees) instead. Aghast, I corrected her, took my stuff, and left. That night I cooked the heck out of those peppers and cilantro and vowed not to return under normal circumstances.
Read morePros: wide selection, organic produce
Cons: unhygenic
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