Grocery Stores in Sacramento, CA

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https://www.facebook.com/137344912966798 Whole Foods Market in Roseville could do it! I got mine from the Davis whole foods and it was absolutely beautiful, tasty and cheap!

Look up Tasty Fusion on FB. Very affordable and delivers.

Serina Aranda-Johnson??

Michele Lininger!!!!

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That’s a really considerate idea. Meals on Wheels SF has paused any new volunteers, but the city has a program for matching volunteers with seniors and others who need assistance: https://sf.gov/be-emergency-volunteer You could also post this on your neighborhood NextDoor.

Instacart?

Check out food banks. Second Harvest is looking for volunteers to do grocery delivery along the peninsula/south bay.

Nextdoor has a “help map” feature where you can connect with neighbors who might need someone to grab their groceries or other things.

Shanti Project SF is asking for volunteers to do exactly this! You get reimbursed for the groceries cost and are asked to deliver the groceries to their door. Great way to help others and if you have a credit card that gives you points for shopping, you can earn some extra as a perk. Here's their IG for contact info [Shanti Project](https://instagram.com/shantiprojectsf)

Turn Out provides services for the LGBTQIA+ community, including a few delivery services (Meals on Wheels, Homomobiles): https://www.turnout.org/open-opp

Food Runners

Try the studios at Hotel Berry. 443-1890 It's downtown. Also google room and boards sacramento. Tons of options. Some even provide meals with rent.

Hi Deb, try this org " Helping hearts foundation" 916 743 1095, this is the org that helped find housing for Mike's brother. It is more than 400 dollars, but the place he is at, is considered assisted living. They include all, food, have laundry facilities, take them to their Dr. Appt's, etc. The guy we dealt with is "Pak" if he is not able to help, he might be able to give you other contacts. Good luck!

Corti brothers is nice but very expensive. Trader Joe's on Folsom, Food Source right by us on Stockton & Broadway, Grocery Outlet on Capitol at 18 th

For price, Food Source on Broadway, FoodsCo on Stockton, and Grocery Outlet. For affordable quality, I'd go with Trader Joes and Sprouts.

Oh...Farmer's markets. Oak Park Farmer's Market is in McClatchy park on Saturday mornings till October. (5 th Ave at 35 th St, more or less) Central Farmer's Market is year round under the freeway between 6 th and 8 th, just north of Broadway between X and Y.

Sac. Nat'l Food Coop is very nice but rather expensive. There are discount days, though. Alhambra and S.

For quality shop Raleys on Freeport or Bel Air on Fruitrige.

Natural Food Coop and Corti Brothers. With occasional trips to Food Source on Stockton and Broadway and Smart &Final on Broadway.

World Market, Corti Brothers, Nugget

Roco Wine & Spirits — excellent selection

Total wine

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Corti Brother, no question. Darrell Corti *might* be the most knowledgeable person about wine in the country.

Beyond Napa on Fair Oaks and Wine Consultant on Greenback are solid

Sheldon wine shop in Elk Grove. Also, I think Selland's sells wine.

Matteo's at Fair Oaks and Arden

Lakeside beverages in granite bay.

Come see me at Bevmo!

OP InitialGold—I just saw a post from a local shop called Shift Market on Freeport. I’ve never been, but I’ve heard decent things (more about craft beer). Anyway, they posted a pic of J Lohr wine and I thought of you. Never even heard of that wine, but you might want to check out a place like Michael David in Lodi, taste, and get some recs from actual professionals.

My Italian mother-in-law shops at Corti Brothers in sac on Folsom Blvd.

Phyllis says Corti Brothers is the best!!

Jennifer Suzanna and kitties!

Also, the 99 cent Only Store has some great deals on produce and other things. Much more than The Dollar Store.

http://www.sacmag.com/Sacramento-Magazine/November-2004/Personality-Gina-Spadafori/

Wow Gina Spadafori.....you look amazing. What a great article. I forget how accomplished you are. You are just Gina to me and part of my Flat Coat family.

Emily Caldwell: Great catch! Yes, I have a gap between my front teeth, and they filled it in!

Have you seen the meal plans from Plant Based on a Budget? http://plantbasedonabudget.com/plant-based-on-a-budget-challenge-2-people-week-1/

Been going to this one for years, lot of good experiences there: Que Huong Market (916)344-3583 5510 Watt Avenue North Highlands, CA, 95660

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Food co its off of San Juan in Natomas

Food Co, that's the one I was trying to remember.

Collie McGee!

Mayyybe. Give it a shot though.dog walking? Yoga studio? Maybe they'd have some part time things? Coffee shop! I forget the one where I know a manager but if you really need me to I can ask her or connect you on FB at least.

Market Basket on Marysville blvd near Grand ave. And kitty corner is Island Mart across from Rainbow Market. Yes I live in a depressed neighborhood.

I went to Old Sac on Sunday. We started at O'Mallys Bar and then just walked around... There's poke stops everywhere!