Lazy Acres Market - Los Feliz

Carlos Mangrobang 2 months ago

My brother-in-law brought us there specifically for the doughnuts, cookies and fruits. This was his go to place, his nirvana of grocery store because of its cleanliness. Each department reflect a subtle smell. However, as a whole, the store has a very clean smell which he is very particular with. We ourselves didn't buy much. The prices are a bit high end but rest assured, the products being sold are worth it. We will surely visit when we are in LA again.

Olivia Sugar a month ago

I love this store usually but today I find out that almost all the cherries with the big amount of mold!! I said that to the manager (Steven), I was respectful and calm, but his answer killed me, he said: “not my problem, I don’t manage the food.” And left… are you serious ??? This is the service in the not cheap organic store??? If not his ignorance and very rood behaviour I would not even post this. But I can’t be silent now.

Hottesome (Quintin Ellis Jr) 7 months ago

Crazy obsessed with the best of the best. Lazy Acres Market in Los Feliz (but actually the tail end of East Hollywood) is phenomenal. From it's great service, staff, security and selections to it's incredible wine, craft brew and spirit selection. Their bakery is by far top notch with iconic items of the vegan variety including a rice crispy style treat. Everything in the store is well labeled and so many of their prices are extra competitive. I stocked my freezer for less than $50, I call that a win. Can't remember the last time I saw some many deals on a lot of my plant-based go to items. Daring Foods, Daiya Pizza, Cheese and Cheesecakes, Gardein, the list goes on! Produce is stellar, slightly pricey, but the quality is top tier w/ majority of things being organic. Ample parking, cozy patio in front for dinning + leisureness. You can do classic or self check-out and they have a lot of utensils as well as essentials you might need if you pick up anything in the hot, cold or pre-made bar sections.

Jan Rudolph 2 months ago

Skip this place. On April 7th I came in specifically to buy the 2 for one Wagyu beef with a coupon for 13.99. It turned out to be nasty stuff, with lots of tendons and connective tissue. Very tough meat. I called to see if I could get my money back for the 2nd brick that I had not eaten. I wanted to bring in what remained from the meat that I had cooked to show them their product. The customer service person I spoke with over the phone told me that it wasn’t necessary for me to bring back the cooked meat and to just bring the 2nd frozen brick of meat back to the store. I couldn't find my receipt but have proof of the transaction on my credit card. I brought the frozen brick back to the store and was told they couldn't help me and that they would follow up with the manager. I was already speaking with a manager named Cesar. To spend 13.99 on a "special" beef (2 for one or not) and have it be so nasty that you can't eat it and not be able to get your money back is a joke. Luckily there are plenty of other stores in the neighborhood.

Viatcheslav Lyashenko 7 months ago

I can’t really say much about the food from this supermarket — I’ve never bought anything there except cookies for the kids. But we always stop by to fill up on water. We really like their filtered water. We make coffee at home, and it turns out great with this water. As for the food, a lot of people buy it, so they must like it, and I’m sure it’s pretty good!