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nutz with rasins in it are more like 80% raisins and the rest are like bad nutz( old und dryed ones) it cost us 5 euros for 500 gramm but actually we buyed 400 gramm raisins...(sugar sugar sugar)

I have been shopping at Trader Joe's for many years. We shopped at multiple stores in So Cal, then several CT and NY stores and now back to So Cal. We have not had a bad experience in the 30 or 35 years we have been shopping there. TJ's seems to have low prices, addicting frozen foods and good produce. They do run out of favorites, but generally get them in quickly. We always look for non GMO and clean products - TJ's is one of the best for these products. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and when you are searching for a product, they will actually walk you over to it and give you details about it. TJ's is our favorite store to shop, even though they don't replace a supermarket.

I was a huge huge fan of TJ for a decade. But it just constantly disappoints me by dropping those items that they hooked me up on. No Kalamata olive oil, no sardines in water, no cauliflower rice etc etc. I liked it for a small but catered selection, but the fact that they are unable to sustain it is a dealbreaker.

Er staat nergens vermeld wanneer je water en de inhoud van de Burrito's specerijenmix moet toevoegen. Voor een niet keukenprin(ce)s is dit erg onduidelijk. Enige verbetering is hier op zijn plaats!

Trader Joe’s, Algonquin frequently discontinues customer favorites but even more annoying is they constantly run out of items and tell you a new order will come in tomorrow. Like people have nothing else to do but come back to their store the next day? Not a very customer centric business model.

I've been shopping at Trader Joe's for nearly 30 years and I've never had an issue that warranted complaint. I've always been treated well whenever I had an issue. Managers have always been considerate and respectful. Trader Joe's is consistently one of the coolest companies I've done business with. That was until I had to deal with Jason C, who claims to be the manager at the Trader Joe's on Ventura in Woodland Hills. I arrived at exactly 9:00 PM after spending a grueling hour trying to get to the store from my home in the mountains, after dealing with numerous setbacks. I only needed one item and I needed it desperately to prepare a medicinal tincture. There was nowhere else I knew of that would have it. And I would not be able to return the next day or anytime soon because I'm getting ready to go out of town. I pleaded my case with Jason and he had no consideration or respect for my situation and said at 9:01 that he would not allow me to get this item, despite the store still being actively full of people. I have been shopping at the store since it opened years ago. I've never seen this dude before and I swear to never see him again, because I'm not coming back. As a result, this ruined an entire batch for me. A heavy loss. I typically spend $500-$600 a month in this place and to be treated with such disrespect and a complete lack of consideration, aggravates me to the core. A successful manager has the capability to discern a situation instead of following the letter of the "law", following the intent, and taking care of customers that keep one in business when there are many other choices. Jason failed miserably, in my observation and experience... This is as much of a warning to Trader Joe's execs as it is the patrons. I have spent 4 decades creating promotional media/commercials for businesses. An inconsiderate manager can ruin a business' reputation to the point that no amount of advertising can salvage. Jason is an obedient drone that follows corporate policy to the letter, yet fails miserably at taking care of the customers, the "intent" of any successful manager. One's profit does not come from the Corporate office, it comes from the customers... To add insult to injury, he wishes me a wonderful evening... while laughing maniacally... After he just ruined it... If it was me I'd replace him with someone who can make customers happy, in place of one that inspires them to spend their precious time warning humanity against him... to spare one the frustration, endured as a result...

I have always loved products under the Trader Joe’s label, trusting they were pure, often organic and healthy. But this week I bought their Greek Yogurt and was horribly disappointed. The taste seemed off- chalky with a strange texture. So I looked at the ingredients. No wonder it tasted chalky. The third ingredient is corn starch!! I hope the quality of their other products isn’t taking a turn for the worse. My trust has been shaken.

I am not much of a grocery shopper but Trader Joes is one place I can be happy going anytime to run for my needs. Went there last night after a while but loved the selections and layout, makes it very efficient and you get everything you need including good Red Wine at very reasonable prices. Just wanted to put it out there. Thanks !