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JonathanLawton — 2009-11-08 18:52:09

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DJScott — 2009-11-03 14:57:43

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- In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service ["Cookies, Pastries, and Baked Goods" bakery], ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.	+ In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service ["Cookies, Pastries, and Baked Goods" bakery], ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.

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DJScott — 2009-11-03 14:14:18

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- '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local ["Supermarkets & Grocery Stores" grocery] chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["East Covell Boulevard"] in the ["Oak Tree Plaza"] moved into a building that had been vacant for several years, which has in its heyday been a ["Safeway"], and after that some sort of warehouse grocery store that was short-lived. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.	+ '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local ["Supermarkets & Grocery Stores" grocery] chain with stores in ["Davis"], El Dorado Hills, Elk Grove, Roseville, ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. The company also owns and operates three ["Food 4 Less"] franchises in Woodland, Vallejo and Cameron Park. The newer Davis Nugget at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["East Covell Boulevard"] in the ["Oak Tree Plaza"] moved into a building that had been vacant for several years, which has in its heyday been a ["Safeway"], and after that some sort of warehouse grocery store that was short-lived. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.
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- Word of advice: if you are very hungry, Nugget Markets may not be the place to go. EVERYTHING looks good no matter what the price is and you will be tempted to buy it.	+ Word of advice: if you are very hungry, Nugget Markets may not be the place to go. EVERYTHING looks good no matter what the price is, and you will be tempted to buy it.

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allwalksoflife87 — 2009-10-22 00:21:38

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-22 01:21:38'' [[nbsp]] I have never walked into such an eye-pleasing market in my life until I walked this store. Every time I pass through Davis I stop here to pick up some flowers and fresh cookies :) --["Users/allwalksoflife87"]

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Vegaofthelyre — 2009-09-04 12:46:38

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-04 13:46:38'' [[nbsp]] Nugget is one of the most beautiful markets I've been to. A little pricey? It can be, but it really depends on what you choose to buy and how you shop. There are definitely more expensive gourmet choice available, but there are also cheaper choices as well as the "STOP" discounts. With a little bit of discretion, you can shop just as economically here, and with a greater grocery shopping experience! Couple bits of advice: + + 1) Make sure you are VERY FULL before you come here. Otherwise, you will be mesmerized and will be tempted to buy the whole store. I personally went after deliberately eating two large sandwiches and I STILL made several impulse buys.. + + 2) the produce section is cunningly organized so that the expensive, albeit gorgoeous, organic produce is in the front, greeting you as you enter. The regular, (normal priced) produce is beyond, so keep that in mind! --["Users/Vegaofthelyre"]

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MasonMurray — 2009-07-27 09:52:59

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	+ * I have checked into this. It is not expressly store policy, and the clerk was simply misinformed. I think there is some type of automated reminder to check ID when they scan anything from the liquor department. And, as the margarita mix is from that part of the store, it comes up flagged. I got some from the North Davis Nugget a couple weeks ago, they asked for my ID, and I asked them to double check with the manager. They did, and sold me the drink mix with no problem. --["Users/MasonMurray"]

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RyanMikulovsky — 2009-07-26 08:10:46

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-26 09:10:46'' [[nbsp]] Darn good house coffee beans. Very smooth (even when prepared strongly in a french press) and has a nice nutty character -- like almonds. Bonus for being "["organic"]" and being very competitive with other brands when on sale. I was also happy to find Indian food in a pouch which requires no further cooking. Perfect for camping and certainly saved me a trip to ["Trader Joe's"]. I'm a lazy camper; dishes are the last thing I want to do after a full day's survey work in streams :-) Amazing selection of bulk granola and ["alcohol" tequila]! --["Users/RyanMikulovsky"]

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patrick82 — 2009-06-29 13:01:54

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-29 14:01:54'' [[nbsp]] it wasnt meant to be helpful advice. It was pointing out your cut and paste method. --["Users/patrick82"]

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CarrieBishop — 2009-06-29 12:11:44

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-29 13:11:44'' [[nbsp]] Actually that is untrue, in many areas of Sacramento both Nugget and Safeway give excellent service in regards to bagging. Thanks for your attempt at helpful advice. --["Users/CarrieBishop"]

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patrick82 — 2009-06-28 19:45:28

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-28 20:45:28'' [[nbsp]] this person left the EXACT same comment on the Safeway page. Somehow I think he/she is just a person who is never happy with bagging anywhere. Just do it yourself then. Love your deli in South Davis, heading there now. --["Users/patrick82"]

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CarrieBishop — 2009-06-19 12:44:17

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StaceyEllis — 2009-06-18 13:57:48

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- * A few times a year (I've never really paid attention to the timing, but every few months) I get a coupon in the mail for 5% off a future purchase. I seem to remember the person who signed me up saying that the discount would be based on how much I spent during the time period. I have no idea what those numbers were, but since I don't spend a ton, I would assume that someone shopping for a large family would likely get 10% or something. Anyhow, 5% is not a huge payoff to let them track my spending, but I definitely got more than half off a $7 plant, and worth it to me. --["Users/StaceyEllis"]	+ * A few times a year (I've never really paid attention to the timing, but every few months) I get a coupon in the mail for 5% off a future purchase. I seem to remember the person who signed me up saying that the discount would be based on how much I spent during the time period. I have no idea what those numbers were, but since I don't spend a ton, I would assume that someone shopping for a large family would likely get 10% or something. Anyhow, 5% is not a huge payoff to let them track my spending, but I definitely got more than half off a $7 plant, and it's worth it to me. --["Users/StaceyEllis"]

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StaceyEllis — 2009-06-18 13:57:06

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	+ * A few times a year (I've never really paid attention to the timing, but every few months) I get a coupon in the mail for 5% off a future purchase. I seem to remember the person who signed me up saying that the discount would be based on how much I spent during the time period. I have no idea what those numbers were, but since I don't spend a ton, I would assume that someone shopping for a large family would likely get 10% or something. Anyhow, 5% is not a huge payoff to let them track my spending, but I definitely got more than half off a $7 plant, and worth it to me. --["Users/StaceyEllis"]

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CarrieBishop — 2009-06-17 11:22:26

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- Let me re-iterate for the last time, if you can't bag groceries, don't even try. I prefer to do it myself because I am a control freak and if I am paying $75 for basic necessities I want them to actually be EDIBLE when I get home.	+ Let me re-iterate for the last time, if you can't bag groceries, don't even try. I prefer to do it myself because I am a control freak and if I am paying $75 for basic necessities I want them to actually be EDIBLE when I get home. I would also appreciate it if you did not act like your soul has been crushed when I say I would like to bag my own groceries. No offense, I don't trust my juicy perishables with just anyone.

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CarrieBishop — 2009-06-17 11:19:11

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-17 12:19:11'' [[nbsp]] Dear Nugget Market Baggers and Cashiers: + + Please stop smashing my fruits and vegetables!!! If you want to smash produce and put it back on the shelf that is one thing, but once I have paid for the things in my shopping cart, they belong to me and as my property they should be treated as such. If YOU had paid $5 for a bag of apples, or $4 for a bunch of bananas I know for a fact you wouldn't be smashing them. + + Here are a few simple guidelines for bagging groceries. If you cannot understand how to follow these rules, then please just get out of my way and let me bag my own groceries thanks: + + 1. SOFT THINGS GO WITH OTHER SOFT THINGS. Hard things with hard things, and heavy things with, that's right you guessed it, OTHER HEAVY THINGS. Some heavy things just go it alone, because they are either too big for a bag, or too heavy, or would be a waste to bag at all. + + 2. If I have 3 canvas bags this does not mean all of my groceries should fit into them. Sometimes I buy more, sometimes less, if I have more I would like some plastic bags. If I have less you shouldn't put all of my groceries into one bag (see rule 1). + + 3. If I have a large canvas bag this doesn't mean you can load 20 lbs worth of groceries into ONE BAG. I have to carry this from my car to my house and would prefer to have an even distribution of weight per bag. To be honest you have no clue how people carry things home so you better pack in the most evenly distributed manner possible. + + 4. Layering is very important, as things come down the line put the heavier and more sturdy items in first and then lighter and more easily broken, bruised and squished items on top or last. Watch out for sharp poking objects. A bag of chips ARE NOT a cushion for 6 cans of soup!!! + + Seriously folks, if you cannot bag groceries how can you expect to move up in the grocery business? Let alone the world? How would you like it if I came over to your house and sat on your cereal, stomped on your greens, practiced juggling with your pears, used your bananas for a hand cushion and threw tomato cans at your mushrooms? Seriously. I will do it and you don't have to pay me a cent. + + Let me re-iterate for the last time, if you can't bag groceries, don't even try. I prefer to do it myself because I am a control freak and if I am paying $75 for basic necessities I want them to actually be EDIBLE when I get home. + + I have also noticed that every basket of strawberries I buy from your store appear to have been processed by paint shakers. Please stop this. + + Sincerely, + + Carrie Bishop + 2-year Davis Resident --["Users/CarrieBishop"]

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Mazzle — 2009-06-16 18:19:22

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-16 19:19:22'' [[nbsp]] This is the best grocery store in Davis. The produce, meat and delicatessen selections are huge and the quality is great. It is, however, expensive. An "equivalent" weekly shop for the two of us, anecdotally, costs about $30 less in Safeway. One question I have though... what on earth is the point of the Nugget card? It sure seems to be only to help Nugget track customers' buying habits! I say this because after they logged our buying data for a year, we got a voucher for 50% off a $6.99 poinsettia . Is that all there is to it? If so, I don't see any reason to facilitate their stock optimization processes unrewarded. --["Users/Mazzle"]

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JamesWaterhouse — 2009-06-15 16:47:16

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-15 17:47:16'' [[nbsp]] Nugget sandwiches are amazing. Salsa-lito turkey, basil aioli, muenster and a bunch of veggies on sliced sourdough is one of my favorite meals in Davis. + + The rest of the store generally matches the sandwich counter's awesomeness; the beer selection blows Safeway out of the water (putting it close to Co-op). --["Users/JamesWaterhouse"]

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HazelWatson — 2009-05-31 18:05:25

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-31 19:05:25'' [[nbsp]] Nugget is still my favorite store. The service is wonderful. And my daughter likes the Chinese food and I like not having to cook dinner. --["Users/HazelWatson"]

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CovertProfessor — 2009-05-28 08:31:14

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- In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service bakery, ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.	+ In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service ["Cookies, Pastries, and Baked Goods" bakery], ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.

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ElleWeber — 2009-05-22 10:04:05

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ElleWeber — 2009-05-22 10:02:25

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- ''2005-07-26 14:47:34'' [[nbsp]] Nugget is fine, but the selection of fresh food doesn't give me a woody. --["Users/RocksandDirt"] - ------ - ''2005-08-12 19:23:34'' [[nbsp]] I'm very skeptical of the price savings scoreboard at Nugget stores. It doesn't explain what the numbers mean, and it just doesn't seem possible that Nugget could beat Safeway and Albertson's on price across the board. Produce and dairy prices are pretty competitive, and prices for many specialty items seem more than fair, but just about everything else (e.g. cereal, homewares, pasta sauce) seems to be priced much higher than at other stores. --["Users/RickEle"] - - According to their website, the "Price Challenge" is that you bring in $100 of groceries from another store, then they scan them in and see if it would have been cheaper at Nugget. If it isn't, they pay "double the difference" plus $10. The scoreboard presumably tracks wins versus losses on that challenge. Maybe the savings on produce and dairy make up for cereal and pasta? -- ["Users/RyanSandler"] - ------ - ''2005-08-13 10:53:43'' [[nbsp]] The raw sausages they sell in a variety of different flavors are excellent when BBQ'd. Of particular note in this regard is the pineapple teriyaki sausage. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"] - ------ - ''2005-08-15 18:46:55'' [[nbsp]] They raised the rice bowl price in the last few months. Used to be 2.99 - which was a great deal. Now it's $3.99, except for "Happy Hour 11-2 $2.99" during random days/weeks. --["Users/EdWins" ES] - ------ - ''2005-10-04 21:47:02'' [[nbsp]] While I have no information about prices at this store, back when I intensively did compare prices between a health food store and supermarkets I discovered that it's critical which items you are comparing. The 'health food' items were considerably cheaper in the health food store, and the 'unhealth food' items were cheaper at the supermarkets. I assume this has to do with supplier volume. --["Users/SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-10-22 12:15:46'' [[nbsp]] HORSESHIT They raised the price of their sandwich by a full DOLLAR (they're now $6.50). --["Users/MattJojola"] - ------ - ''2005-10-26 11:32:22'' [[nbsp]] The panini sandwiches are tiny for $6.99, and not particularly wonderful. --["Users/ApolloStumpy"] - ------ - ''2005-11-12 01:09:22'' [[nbsp]] Always a wonderfully rare little oddity bit of food to bring home and try. Nugget wasn't that expensive really, and they always carried the strange ingredients I needed for more exotic cooking. Friendly staff, lots of cheese (woo!), and a fantastic selection natural or exotic foods. If there's one thing I miss about Davis, it's Nugget. --["Users/TarynHornen"] - ------ - ''2005-12-10 21:41:46'' [[nbsp]] If you like brussels sprouts, try their brussels sprouts salad with pancetta and pine nuts. It's even better heated! --["Users/JohnnaSarkis"] - ------ - ''2005-12-21 04:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I think the Nugget is too expensive for me. That said, I happen to like their Chinese food. Late nights, at like, 9:30, they'll clean out the bins and put the remaining food into big containers to sell off for $3.75 each. They're pretty good, I think. --SS - ------ - ''2006-01-18 12:49:37'' [[nbsp]] I was pleasantly surprised by the dolmehs here - they are quite tasty! they have a healthy amount of lemon juice in them which enhances the tang of the grape leaf flavor. pretty darn good for a non-middle eastern establishment! --["Users/AhuShahrabani"] - ------ - ''2006-02-10 12:41:05'' [[nbsp]] The selection of cheese here is probably the best in Davis. Also, they have a diverse selection of sodas, including old sodas such a Moxie, and Green River (Which according to my mother, tastes the same as it did over 40 years ago). The strength of the Nugget here is the availability of goods, which makes it worthwhile for adventurous people who are at a cooking level above instant ramen. --["Users/MatthewTom"] - ------ - ''2006-04-28 18:35:55'' [[nbsp]] The sushi here is pretty good. However, the deli roast beef (boar's head brand) is not. Safeway's deli has much better roast beef. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"] - ------ - ''2006-05-04 19:51:09'' [[nbsp]] I had the Artichoke Bisque back in February and haven't seen it since. It was awesome. I would love to know how to request soups. I'm craving my artichoke bisque! --["Users/JenCam"] - ------ - ''2006-08-25 00:52:55'' [[nbsp]] A gal came into work today from the nugget! She was a sweetheart! It sounds heavenly! --["Users/GehLei"] - ------ - ''2006-08-26 17:46:09'' [[nbsp]] I would like to say "buyer beware" regarding the nugget. I don't mean to be slanderous, but it is a fact that I and my boyfriend both had a mild case of food poisoning after eating a sandwich from the nugget in Davis (yes, we ate them within 1 hour of preparation). I have shopped for the past 5 years at the Nugget in Woodland- only to have accidentally purchased or avoided purchasing the following items that were past their sale date: Haagen Dazs sorbet, Newman's own "newman O's", Gold Medal organic white flour, Western Family brand peach preserves. These are things that I noticed IN PASSING that were past sale date. Now I make a point of looking. I have had other "negative" experiences here, but there are some good things such as the bread...and wine selection. But the CO-OP has good bread, wine and cheese that is less expensive and probably not as outdated. --["Users/DianaChristofersen"] - ------ - good news for fellow java junkies: the size large less than four dollar espresso drink still exists; although, perhaps last in all the land! - large soy white mochas with extra white chocolate = $3.70!!!!!! <3 --["Users/EmilyFrançais" Frenchie] - ------ - ''2006-11-08 21:15:31'' [[nbsp]] some of their on sale items are to expire in a few days. thanks goodness i saw that before purchasing! theres some good higher end stuff here, but for the normals foods and grocery items i would go elsewhere where its cheaper. --["Users/AnnThiNguyen"] - ------ - ''2006-12-03 21:54:54'' [[nbsp]] The panini was yummy. --["Users/SoCalGal"] - ------ - ''2006-12-12 12:48:15'' [[nbsp]] I am still stunned by the differences between the S. Davis and N. Davis Nugget (the North one is much much better in many categories). Overall, I like the Nugget and do half my shopping there (other half at the Coop). The Nugget has a great diversity of stuff and some of the prepared foods are quite good (soups especially). I think the Nugget may make some of the best Sushi in town, although I could not tell you what I like about it. The organic produce however leaves a ton to be desired. Much of it rots in a few days. I try to get all produce at the Coop and Farmer's Market now. The cashiers are all absurdly helpful and nice. --["Users/JonathanEisen"] - ------ - ''2006-12-13 21:20:50'' [[nbsp]] The rootbeer selection here is monstrous. I'm not that big a fan, but I have been trying all kinds and I've really enjoyed them. This seems to be nugget's MO to have a huge selection of independent brands for certain products. As mentioned the prices aren't as great as advertised, but the sales here are sometimes out of this world. --["Users/JohnHumperdinkle"] - ------ - ''2007-01-12 10:19:09'' [[nbsp]] The cheese selection is excellent--this is the only place in Davis I've been able to find Spanish blue. --["Users/LynnetteWharton"] - ------ - ''2007-01-17 10:11:26'' [[nbsp]] I don't go here much because the inexpensive milks (2 for $4.30) use rBGH (sometimes called puss milk) --["Users/BillAlexander"] - ------ - ''2007-01-30 13:30:05'' [[nbsp]] Nugget's coffee bar makes the best americano in all of Davis. I'm totally addicted. --["Users/AmandaCaudle"] - ------ - ''2007-02-03 13:34:49'' [[nbsp]] I'm not sure why so many of the comments here are about the prepared food rather than the shopping. I was a Trader Joes patron back in San Diego and have found that the Nugget is the closest I have found to TJ's in Davis. Prices are comparable to Albertsons etc. if not cheaper and the food is usually better (ie. more gourmet or just interesting selections a la Trader Joe's). The atmosphere is infinitely better than most grocers and the checkers are usually very personable. Just my two cents, still would like to see a Trader Joe's in Davis. --["Users/AnthonySoto"] - ------ - ''2007-02-28 18:42:02'' [[nbsp]] My grocery store of choice. Doesn't always have the best deals, but they have quality foods and superior wine and beer selection (very important). My only complaint is that their parking lot is always filled with seemingly the worst mini-van/SUV-driving soccer moms in Davis who couldn't perform a 3-point turn to save their honor student. --["Users/BriannaBetancourt"] - - Is this stereotyping of part of the Davis community really necessary? Those "soccer moms" are probably highly educated woman with careers and families. Not an easy job. --["Users/JimEvans"] - ------ - ''2007-03-06 13:11:52'' [[nbsp]] i used to go here exclusively for the chinese food. when the north davis location first opened, the chinese food was cheap, plentiful, and of decent quality. not long after, the quality went down considerably (most notably the quality of meat they use). i still went, because it was cheap, and i could get about 2 meals out of it (id get the combo that got rice, chow mein and an entree). then they raised all of the prices by at least $1. i still contunued to go there, because at least it was a reasonable price for essentially 2 meals. I went today, and to my dismay, the combo that i usually got was less than half the size of what it used to be, and still at the same price, and mediocre quality. needless to say, i will never be getting the chinese food there again. I realized, for about a dollar less, I can get the lunch combo at silver dragon (which is comparable to the combo i used to get at nugget), and you get a much larger portion, and MUCH MUCH better quality --["Users/JeffIto"] - ------ - ''2007-03-19 13:41:35'' [[nbsp]] The nugget in Woodland has raised the price of their basic chinese rice bowl (white/brown rice + 1 entree) to $4.29. I don't know if Davis Nugget has followed. This makes it a total of a 43% price raise in the last year an a half. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"] - ------ - ''2007-04-27 13:19:38'' [[nbsp]] I am rather fed up with all of the solicitors that they have outside of their entries and exits. It seems like every other day they have someone there begging you to buy stuff or sign a petition. Dammit, I just wanna get my groceries in peace. Is that too much to ask? --["Users/CaseyBarc"] - - The Girl Scouts? A Little League team? A petition drive? Is it really so terrible if you have to interact with other people in your community. --["Users/JimEvans"] - ------ - ''2007-05-20 15:14:49'' [[nbsp]] Ooookay first I wanna know if Mr. JimEvans is here to simply RAG on people's assertions (which were pretty funny), or if he's going to share something worthwhile about the NUGGET; that IS the topic at hand. ANYHOO - I think that when it comes to the Nugget vs. Albertson's you have a Mercedes vs. a Honda. Both are GOOD products, but one's a little nicer than the other. I like the checkout and attractively-displayed produce at the front of the store. Dare I say it? Yep - hella cute. LOL --["Users/joeistheish"] - - * Constructive? OK. If you want to buy a loaf of Ciabatta on a week day don't bother going in the morning. It's not out until after about 10am, which can be a pain if you like shopping in the morning. After CaseyBarc made a similar anti-social comment on the Co-op page I held my tongue. Alright? --["Users/JimEvans"] - ------ - ''2007-05-25 17:46:34'' [[nbsp]] I am addicted to the Nugget's sushi! I don't know how they manage to maintain such fresh sushi in a display case, but its consistently better than Nobu Hiro or Fuji. - --["Users/BillyBudd"] - - [[nbsp]] Nugget's sushi is made fresh everyday. They never have day old sushi sitting out. Also, Nugget sells so much sushi it's hard to buy sushi that's been sitting in the case all day long. --["Users/mowtov"] - - ------ - ''2007-06-28 19:21:54'' [[nbsp]] I love the Nugget! I have never stood in a line for more than a few seconds here. Their products seem much fresher than Safeway's. And, the employees here are excellent. --["Users/Chantal"] - ------ - ''2007-06-30 21:14:30'' [[nbsp]] Generally, I don't shop much here because of the high prices, with the exception of a few items that I can't get anywhere else. But the bakery items are hard to resist... especially chocolate chip cookies, lemon bars, and éclairs... --["Users/CovertProfessor"] - ---------------------- - ''2007-07-04 06:14:30'' - What's up with those babes with the baskets up on the Nugget prison wall? What are they going to drop on the oblvious masses? Past-ripe product? Demeter's Revenge upon Hades? --?WilyFerret - ------ - ''2007-07-15 07:15:00'' [[nbsp]] Quite simply the best supermarket in Davis. With few exceptions their produce is much fresher than those of Safeway and have a much greater variety (I like trying new vegetables, or being able to get Chinese Long Beans if I want). When I was craving some soft-shelled crab a few years ago they special ordered some for me without any reservation. Best of all is the service at the Nugget...the employees for the most part seem to really like working here. For example, on a rainy day last winter I was walking from the store back to my car, and unsolicited an employee told me to watch out a couple feet ahead of me because the puddles were deceptively deep. Now I realize what he did wasn't "so hard" but it's the frequency of little touches like this that make me come to the Nugget a few times a week. --["Users/AlvinTsao"] - ------ - ''2007-07-17 13:42:46'' [[nbsp]] The sandwiches are way over priced, The store is meant for the wealthy, they do have a great loss prevention team i will say that if try to take from this store i guarantee you get caught, nice people do work there they are very help full i just can't seam to go there to often the deals are nor deals but great place to work and be safe that is for sure --["Users/dickjones"] - ------ - ''2007-07-17 14:20:57'' [[nbsp]] The pricing seems to be a bit variable, but my family started shopping at Nugget (north) because several of our regular items (Genova frozen ravioli and the [wiki:sacramento:"Sacramento Baking Company"] sourdough to name a couple) are a bit cheaper here. We've also found that the ground pork here is excellent--much better than the variety offered at Safeway. Another finding--and this has made the extra distance worth it--is the fact that the purified water dispensers a) all work regularly and b) are seemingly never crowded (again, compared to the South Davis Safeway). Bummer running to the market late at night to get water, only to find two dispensers down and the remaining two restocking themselves. We still shop at Safeway frequently (how can we not when it is so convenient?), but seem to be going to Nugget more and more. --["Users/KevinChin"] - ------ - ''2007-07-23 19:25:35'' [[nbsp]] As a foodie that shops at places like Whole Foods, Mother's Market, Mitsuwa and Ranch 99 for Seafood, it's true that Nugget isn't the cheapest but it's got high quality foods (Triple cream cheeses) that's really tastes great and makes food shopping an experience. --["Users/atwong"] - ------ - ''2007-11-07 23:34:48'' [[nbsp]] I think talanted Davisites should try to win some free beef: http://nuggetbeef.com/ --["Users/GregWebb"] - ------ - ''2008-01-19 23:30:51'' [[nbsp]] this place is one of the best food places in davis! the sandwiches and sushi rox!good deals too! --["Users/davisrox"] - ------ - ''2008-02-09 00:11:17'' [[nbsp]] I went to nugget around 10 looking for a very random item, and even though nugget didn't carry it they were glad to help find out which other stores that were open in Davis would have it. --["Users/StevenDaubert"] - ------ - ''2008-03-08 19:34:03'' [[nbsp]] I found out today that you get a free sandwich and a free drink from the drink bar on your birthday! --["Users/JoePomidor"] - ------ - ''2008-04-27 22:31:09'' [[nbsp]] I like Nugget. It's expensive, but you gotta pay for quality. Their deli is awesome. Wonderful sandwiches and salads. One thing I do purchase at Nugget is bottles of lemonade flavored Crystal Light. I know that's lame and I can't even believe I'm admitting to buying the stuff, but I can't find the bottles of it anywhere anymore! Everywhere sells the powder, but I don't want the powder because I'm THAT lazy. --["Users/CurlyGirl26"] - ------ - ''2008-05-13 23:55:28'' [[nbsp]] I've only gone to the Nugget in North Davis. I like it cause they have the best bread in town-- though it could be a WHOLE lot better if they changed flours to all white. The one thing about the Nugget is that I've had to bring back things three times now. Twice for produce and once for meat. I've also witnessed the produce guy knocking over some avocados that hit the ground hard and rolled only to have him turn and TOSS them back onto the heap. Thats not cool. --["Users/JamieParker"] - ------ - ''2008-05-25 10:27:02'' [[nbsp]] Here's why I love the Nugget: - - It's staffed entirely by young, hot boys who will flirt with you. I don't care if they're just trained to. It works. I'm almost sure the hiring standards are: - - 1) Must be male. - - 2) Must be fit and gorgeous. - - 3) Must be able to smile at dingy ladies who don't understand the concept of "line-crossing." - - That said, I'm in my 20's and they still give me a free cookie/put up with my neurotic pickiness at the counters. Great place, if not a little expensive. - - --["Users/Casey"] - ------ - ''2008-06-13 20:49:58'' [[nbsp]] Great place. Large selection of food,and you can get a decent lunch there. Excellent for college students. --["Users/jrendler"] - ------ - ''2008-07-17 19:26:18'' [[nbsp]] Good quality to pick up specific items, but too expensive to do grocery shopping. --["Users/dc"] - ------ - ''2008-07-28 21:50:45'' [[nbsp]] I like this place, actually have gone to both locations just for fun. Good deals on vegetables and seasonal fruit, I basically don't buy anything else if its not on sale. Just like anything else, knowing what things are worth is key. $2.75 for Campbell's chicken soup is a rip, 1.99 a pound for boneless skinless chicken that's so fresh its still oozing blood... impossible to beat. Here's a hint: don't buy anything that doesn't say "STOP," and don't assume every Stop Sign is a good deal. This is THE place in town for fancy asian sauces at a semi-reasonable price. Oh, and the Co-op's back rooms are a fetid mess of rotten milk, bugs, and other nasty shit, do yourself a favor and avoid it, Nugget employees are about twice as clean, nice and friendly! --["Users/davisGeek"] - ------ - ''2008-07-31 19:44:29'' [[nbsp]] I'm definitely with Casey about the cute guys! Too bad they all look so young... Whenever I need a pick-me-up, I go to the nugget for sandwiches (North Davis location.) The number 3 panini is my favorite (with portobello mushrooms), and I always ask for a side of pickles, just to snack on while I do my grocery shopping. Also, I don't know if this has already been said, but at 8 PM, the chinese food section boxes up all the leftover chinese food and sells it for half price. I agree that things do seem a bit expensive, but every visit is always so pleasant. --["Users/MegaTron"] - ------ - ''2008-08-18 19:31:08'' [[nbsp]] I love to shop at the Nugget. The staff is obviously happy to work there and it shows in their customer service. And I admit that I am addicted to grocery shopping with a mocha on my cart! --["Users/HazelWatson"] - ------ - ''2008-08-22 22:51:39'' [[nbsp]] I love to shop at Nugget. Yes, it is pricey but the Co-op, the only other grocery store I frequent, is pricey too (7.69/lb for a bell pepper..come on!). I can't bring myself to shop at Safeway...ugh. My favorite Nugget sandwich is #5 mmmm. I can't believe no one has commented about the sandwich guy...a local celebrity. My favorite thing about shopping at Nugget is waiting in line. I have never had to wait in line behind more than one person before. There are usually ample cashiers, and new registers open up as needed. --["Users/Chantal"] - - ------ - ''2008-09-15 08:29:49'' [[nbsp]] I applaud Nugget for letting me bring in my gluten free bread and making me a sandwich on it. Not many places will do that, and I am very appreciative of it! By the way, try a sandwich with all the veggies (lettuce, tomato, cucumber, pickles, avocado, sprouts, fennel) plus the dill mayo. I am not a vegetarian, but it was so very tasty!! --["Users/AmLin"] - ------ - ''2008-09-19 20:47:08'' [[nbsp]] I was sad to see tonight that the left over Chinese food now costs more for less :(. I used to get a pint of pork fried rice for $3. Now it's $4 for 1/2 a pint. I think Hunan is a better deal now. --["Users/BradBenedict"] - ----	+ = Recent Comments =

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MasonMurray — 2009-05-12 21:30:21

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- * I have had the exact same thing happen to me at rite aid. I highly doubt they were trying to embarrass you. Perhaps there is in fact some law which we are unaware of regarding selling mixers to those under 21? Or possibly people are just stupid. I have no idea, and in you position would have asked to speak to the manager.	+ * I have had the exact same thing happen to me at rite aid. I highly doubt they were trying to embarrass you. Perhaps there is in fact some law which we are unaware of regarding selling mixers to those under 21? Or possibly people are just stupid. I have no idea, and in you position would have asked to speak to the manager to resolve the issue. --["Users/MasonMurray"]

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	+ * I can't find any reference to any such law (which doesn't mean it doesn't exist -- it ''is'' a law in some other states). That said, often in-store regulations are often just cited as being "law" by employees who don't know any better... they were just told not to sell them. --jw

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MasonMurray — 2009-05-12 15:11:40

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	+ * I have had the exact same thing happen to me at rite aid. I highly doubt they were trying to embarrass you. Perhaps there is in fact some law which we are unaware of regarding selling mixers to those under 21? Or possibly people are just stupid. I have no idea, and in you position would have asked to speak to the manager.

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-12 16:02:58'' [[nbsp]] I went to the Covell location on cinco de mayo to buy limes and margarita mix. When I went to check out, the cashier asked to see my ID and refused to sell me the NON-ALCOHOLIC mix because I was under 21. When I politely asked if it was some kind of store policy he rudely told me that no, it is the law. + It is certainly NOT against the law to buy a NON-ALCOHOLIC beverage. I simply walked next store to longs and bought the exact same thing there. + I'm done shopping at Nugget until they train their employees correctly to not turn away (and embarrass) customers who have done nothing wrong. --["Users/dijudy"]

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JoePomidor — 2009-04-15 22:03:53

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	+ * I think nugget's check policy is laminated on the counter of every register, and even if it wasn't the store is allowed to enforce whatever policies they want regarding forms of payment. Just because you got away with breaking the policy once doesn't mean you are entitled to get away with breaking it every time. Also - did you try and do this again like 10 days later, because someone in front of me in line just a few days go was complaining about them not taking an out of area check and they left a whole cart full of groceries for the employees to put back. --["Users/jakejames"]

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- ...The Davis Co-op, with the massive remodel: Prices through the roof! All to pay for a new roof, and the rest of the upheavals, I guess. Used to be: if you were a member, you'd get a substantial "patronage" check every year. No more. Today, Nugget and the Sacramento Natural Foods Coop feature prices on many items substantially lower than Davis Co-op's "member prices" (Listed as shelf price--non-Coop members pay 5% more) on comparable commodities. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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	+ * People still pay for groceries with checks? Do you carry around a checkbook and everything? --["Users/KellyM"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-01 18:38:45'' [[nbsp]] I love The Nugget but when I went to the one on Covell on Friday, they wouldn't accept my "out of the area" check and left my groceries there in the bags. My friend had to buy them for me, which was LAME. The stupid thing is that no more than 3 weeks ago, I went to the Nugget and paid with an "out of the area check" and it was fine. Fuck you, Covell Nugget! --["Users/JasonMasino"]

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- ''2005-12-21 04:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I think the Nugget is too expensive for me. That said, I happen to like their Chinese food. Late nights, at like, 9:30, they'll clean out the bins and put the remaining food into big containers to sell off for $3.75 each. They're pretty good, I think. --["Users/SaulSugarman"]	+ ''2005-12-21 04:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I think the Nugget is too expensive for me. That said, I happen to like their Chinese food. Late nights, at like, 9:30, they'll clean out the bins and put the remaining food into big containers to sell off for $3.75 each. They're pretty good, I think. --SS

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-13 14:28:30'' [[nbsp]] I have taken their low price survey about 5 times or so now, and they have won everytime...so that should dispell the notion that they are more expensive than Safeway, Raley's and Bel Air (the 3 competitors I've used for my surveys). Maybe the notion that they are more expensive comes from their sandwiches or ready-to-go foods. Both are pricey, but let's be honest, it's way better than Safeway or Raley's. --["Users/AmLin"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-07 13:48:37'' [[nbsp]] I love this store!!! Their sandwiches are to die for but their chinese food not so much. The people at checkout are always so kind. Even when i'm with my meathead boyfriend, they still ask me if i need help out to the car. --["Users/BettyBean"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-26 15:41:53'' [[nbsp]] I highly recomment Nugget for special occasion cakes. Having forgotten about an office birthday, I went at the last minute to Nugget, hoping to find one of their delicious Carmel Apple cakes. They didn't have any in the pastry case. It was just before closing, but they promised I could pick one up the next morning at 9am. I told them what to write and asked them to add a little soccer ball. Well...not only was it ready on time, but they did an OUTSTANDING job decorating it, for no extra charge. It had a large 3-D soccer ball made of frosting, and little tufts of grass all around. The writing was lovely. I couldn't have been happier! More importantly, my coworkers raved about the cake itself and asked where I'd gotten it. I will be back, for sure! --["Users/Linda"]

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- In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service bakery, ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.	+ In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service bakery, ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.
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- ["Photography" Photographers] should beware: I was approached by an extremely rude manager while at the ["Covell Blvd."] Nugget on Thursday, July 21st. I had my camera with me, as I always do, and I had incidentally taken a single photo while in the store. He told me that they have a "strict no-photo policy", that he "owned my photos", and that he "could take my film out of my camera right now if he wanted to." He was very rude, heightened by the fact he said something like this: "Do you understand me?" to which I responded with, "Yeah," which he then responded again with "Is that a yes?" in a really cocky manner. This kind of thing happens all the time if you carry a big camera with you, but I expected better out of the Nugget. Legally speaking, of course they can restrict photography in their store: it's their physical property, and they could kick me out. However, they simply cannot take film from photographers (absent a court order). Personally speaking, I was offended by the manner in which this manager acted toward me, and there's absolutely no reason to be so rude to your customers. I was, after all, just taking a stupid picture. (see [http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm this legal reference]) --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]	+ ["Photography" Photographers] should beware: I was approached by an extremely rude manager while at the ["Covell Boulevard" Covell Blvd.] Nugget on Thursday, July 21st. I had my camera with me, as I always do, and I had incidentally taken a single photo while in the store. He told me that they have a "strict no-photo policy", that he "owned my photos", and that he "could take my film out of my camera right now if he wanted to." He was very rude, heightened by the fact he said something like this: "Do you understand me?" to which I responded with, "Yeah," which he then responded again with "Is that a yes?" in a really cocky manner. This kind of thing happens all the time if you carry a big camera with you, but I expected better out of the Nugget. Legally speaking, of course they can restrict photography in their store: it's their physical property, and they could kick me out. However, they simply cannot take film from photographers (absent a court order). Personally speaking, I was offended by the manner in which this manager acted toward me, and there's absolutely no reason to be so rude to your customers. I was, after all, just taking a stupid picture. (see [http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm this legal reference]) --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]

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- - '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local ["Supermarkets & Grocery Stores" grocery] chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["Covell Boulevard"] in the ["Oak Tree Plaza"] moved into a building that had been vacant for several years, which has in its heyday been a ["Safeway"], and after that some sort of warehouse grocery store that was short-lived . ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.	+ '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local ["Supermarkets & Grocery Stores" grocery] chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["East Covell Boulevard"] in the ["Oak Tree Plaza"] moved into a building that had been vacant for several years, which has in its heyday been a ["Safeway"], and after that some sort of warehouse grocery store that was short-lived. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.

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- ''2008-10-03 21:20:02'' [[nbsp]] The Nugget store security is amazingly prompt and athletic. The other day I was waiting in the checkout line closest to the coffeeshop and witnessed a response worthy of a touchdown drive by the UC Davis Aggies. At least seven big burly fellows converged on the front entryway at dead runs from various points nearby. They roared through the noonday shopping crowd of students and elders like their coach had exhorted them in the locker room to "Do It For The Gipper!!" And soon they returned quietly leading one teenager by both elbows. Another security person wheeled a shopping cart with some soda pop bottles and snack bags rattling in the bottom. It was all over in less than a minute or so. A couple of elderly ladies standing in the produce aisle rearranged their windblown hair and appeared to have been pleasantly - impressed. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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- The Davis Co-op, with the massive remodel: Prices through the roof! All to pay for a new roof, and the rest of the upheavals, I guess. Used to be: if you were a member, you'd get a substantial "patronage" check every year. No more. Today, Nugget and the Sacrameto Natural Foods Coop feature prices on many items substantially lower than Davis Co-op's "member prices" (Listed as shelf price--non-Coop members pay 5% more) on comparable commodities. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]	+ + ...The Davis Co-op, with the massive remodel: Prices through the roof! All to pay for a new roof, and the rest of the upheavals, I guess. Used to be: if you were a member, you'd get a substantial "patronage" check every year. No more. Today, Nugget and the Sacramento Natural Foods Coop feature prices on many items substantially lower than Davis Co-op's "member prices" (Listed as shelf price--non-Coop members pay 5% more) on comparable commodities. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]
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	+ ---- + ''2008-10-03 21:20:02'' [[nbsp]] The Nugget store security is amazingly prompt and athletic. The other day I was waiting in the checkout line closest to the coffeeshop and witnessed a response worthy of a touchdown drive by the UC Davis Aggies. At least seven big burly fellows converged on the front entryway at dead runs from various points nearby. They roared through the noonday shopping crowd of students and elders like their coach had exhorted them in the locker room to "Do It For The Gipper!!" And soon they returned quietly leading one teenager by both elbows. Another security person wheeled a shopping cart with some soda pop bottles and snack bags rattling in the bottom. It was all over in less than a minute or so. A couple of elderly ladies standing in the produce aisle rearranged their windblown hair and appeared to have been pleasantly + impressed. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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- According to their website, the "Price Challenge" is that you bring in $100 of groceries from another store, then they scan them in and see if it would have been cheaper at Nugget. If it is, they pay "double the difference" plus $10. The scoreboard presumably tracks wins versus losses on that challenge. Maybe the savings on produce and dairy make up for cereal and pasta? -- ["Users/RyanSandler"]	+ According to their website, the "Price Challenge" is that you bring in $100 of groceries from another store, then they scan them in and see if it would have been cheaper at Nugget. If it isn't, they pay "double the difference" plus $10. The scoreboard presumably tracks wins versus losses on that challenge. Maybe the savings on produce and dairy make up for cereal and pasta? -- ["Users/RyanSandler"]

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	+ + According to their website, the "Price Challenge" is that you bring in $100 of groceries from another store, then they scan them in and see if it would have been cheaper at Nugget. If it is, they pay "double the difference" plus $10. The scoreboard presumably tracks wins versus losses on that challenge. Maybe the savings on produce and dairy make up for cereal and pasta? -- ["Users/RyanSandler"]

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- The Davis Co-op, with the massive remodel: Prices through the roof! All to pay for a new roof, and the rest of the upheavals, I guess. Used to be: if you were a member, you'd get a substantial "patronage" check every year. No more. Nugget has some & the Sacto Coop many lower prices that in many cases are still lower than the Davis Co-op's "member prices." (5% off listed shelf price) --["Users/SredniVashtar"]	+ The Davis Co-op, with the massive remodel: Prices through the roof! All to pay for a new roof, and the rest of the upheavals, I guess. Used to be: if you were a member, you'd get a substantial "patronage" check every year. No more. Today, Nugget and the Sacrameto Natural Foods Coop feature prices on many items substantially lower than Davis Co-op's "member prices" (Listed as shelf price--non-Coop members pay 5% more) on comparable commodities. --["Users/SredniVashtar"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-19 20:47:08'' [[nbsp]] I was sad to see tonight that the left over Chinese food now costs more for less :(. I used to get a pint of pork fried rice for $3. Now it's $4 for 1/2 a pint. I think Hunan is a better deal now. --["Users/BradBenedict"]

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- In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service bakery, ["sushi"], and some mediocre ["chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.	+ In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service bakery, ["sushi"], fantastic catering menus, and some mediocre ["chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-15 08:29:49'' [[nbsp]] I applaud Nugget for letting me bring in my gluten free bread and making me a sandwich on it. Not many places will do that, and I am very appreciative of it! By the way, try a sandwich with all the veggies (lettuce, tomato, cucumber, pickles, avocado, sprouts, fennel) plus the dill mayo. I am not a vegetarian, but it was so very tasty!! --["Users/AmLin"]

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- Sandwich: Havarti cheese, half or whole avocado, tomatoes, lettuce, sprouts, pickles, aoli spread, honey mustard, salt/pepper, oregano vinaigrette, on a fresh croissant. Cost: $4.99. Taste: yum squared.	+ Sandwich: Havarti cheese, half or whole avocado, tomatoes, lettuce, sprouts, pickles, aoli spread, honey mustard, salt/pepper, oregano vinaigrette, on a fresh croissant. Cost: $4.99. Taste: yum squared. [Note from greenThing: "Oh my god, this is so good! They should add this to their regular menu."]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-22 22:51:39'' [[nbsp]] I love to shop at Nugget. Yes, it is pricey but the Co-op, the only other grocery store I frequent, is pricey too (7.69/lb for a bell pepper..come on!). I can't bring myself to shop at Safeway...ugh. My favorite Nugget sandwich is #5 mmmm. I can't believe no one has commented about the sandwich guy...a local celebrity. My favorite thing about shopping at Nugget is waiting in line. I have never had to wait in line behind more than one person before. There are usually ample cashiers, and new registers open up as needed. --["Users/Chantal"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-18 19:31:08'' [[nbsp]] I love to shop at the Nugget. The staff is obviously happy to work there and it shows in their customer service. And I admit that I am addicted to grocery shopping with a mocha on my cart! --["Users/HazelWatson"]

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JasonAller — 2008-08-10 23:24:11

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-31 19:44:29'' [[nbsp]] I'm definitely with Casey about the cute guys! Too bad they all look so young... Whenever I need a pick-me-up, I go to the nugget for sandwiches (North Davis location.) The number 3 panini is my favorite (with portobello mushrooms), and I always ask for a side of pickles, just to snack on while I do my grocery shopping. Also, I don't know if this has already been said, but at 8 PM, the chinese food section boxes up all the leftover chinese food and sells it for half price. I agree that things do seem a bit expensive, but every visit is always so pleasant. --["Users/MegaTron"]

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MaryLieth — 2008-07-29 03:57:26

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- '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local grocery chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in - ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["Covell Boulevard"] expanded upon the ["Safeway"] which occupied about 3/4 of the current Nugget. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.	+ '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local ["Supermarkets & Grocery Stores" grocery] chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["Covell Boulevard"] in the ["Oak Tree Plaza"] moved into a building that had been vacant for several years, which has in its heyday been a ["Safeway"], and after that some sort of warehouse grocery store that was short-lived . ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.
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- [[Image(nugget_sandwiches.jpg, "Nugget's sandwiches are very popular.", 300, right, thumbnail)]] - - In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh smoothies and juice, coffee bar, full service bakery, sushi, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.	+ [[Image(nugget_sandwiches.jpg, "Nugget's ["sandwiches"] are very popular.", 300, right, thumbnail)]] + + In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh ["Frozen Drinks" smoothies] and juice, ["coffee"] bar, full service bakery, ["sushi"], and some mediocre ["chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.
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- I wrote down your recommendation and ordered it today. It was delicious! The hint of pepperoncinis + pepper jack + pepper + pickles was really cool. --["PhilipNeustrom"]	+ I wrote down your recommendation and ordered it today. It was delicious! The hint of pepperoncinis + pepper jack + pepper + pickles was really cool. --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]
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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-28 21:50:45'' [[nbsp]] I like this place, actually have gone to both locations just for fun. Good deals on vegetables and seasonal fruit, I basically don't buy anything else if its not on sale. Just like anything else, knowing what things are worth is key. $2.75 for Campbell's chicken soup is a rip, 1.99 a pound for boneless skinless chicken that's so fresh its still oozing blood... impossible to beat. Here's a hint: don't buy anything that doesn't say "STOP," and don't assume every Stop Sign is a good deal. This is THE place in town for fancy asian sauces at a semi-reasonable price. Oh, and the Co-op's back rooms are a fetid mess of rotten milk, bugs, and other nasty shit, do yourself a favor and avoid it, Nugget employees are about twice as clean, nice and friendly! --["Users/davisGeek"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-17 19:26:18'' [[nbsp]] Good quality to pick up specific items, but too expensive to do grocery shopping. --["Users/dc"]

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- ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line rd."] and ["Covell Blvd."] expanded upon the ["Safeway"] which occupied about 3/4 of the current Nugget. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists. - - Nugget Markets are the "upscale" markets in Davis. Some are turned off by Nugget Market because it carries a larger selection of expensive gourmet foods compared to generic supermarkets, and thus lead some people to think that everything in the store must be expensive. While a Nugget Market may look nice and offer a large variety of gourmet foods, its diverse selection can still be cost-effective. According to a study done by ["AmieGutierrez" Amie Gutierrez]'s high school class, Nugget Markets were often cheaper than ["Safeway"] or ["Albertsons"]. Note that prices are not necessarily the same at the two Davis stores: a cup of coffee to go is $1.60 at the big Nugget, but only $1.00 at the South Davis Nugget.	+ ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line Road"] and ["Covell Boulevard"] expanded upon the ["Safeway"] which occupied about 3/4 of the current Nugget. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists. + + Nugget Markets are the "upscale" markets in Davis. Some are turned off by Nugget Market because it carries a larger selection of expensive gourmet foods compared to generic supermarkets, and thus lead some people to think that everything in the store must be expensive. While a Nugget Market may look nice and offer a large variety of gourmet foods, its diverse selection can still be cost-effective. According to a study done by ["Users/AmieGutierrez" Amie Gutierrez]'s high school class, Nugget Markets were often cheaper than ["Safeway"] or ["Albertsons"]. Note that prices are not necessarily the same at the two Davis stores: a cup of coffee to go is $1.60 at the big Nugget, but only $1.00 at the South Davis Nugget.
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- Check out ["The California Aggie" Aggie] columnist ["AlexLubinski" Alex Lubinski's] [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2005/05/04/Features/Sandwich.Love-1320413.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com column] on sandwiches. - - ["StevenDaubert"] says that they can slice/toast/creamcheese your bagel for free, just head to the smoothie counter. If you are ever up around 6:30 AM go in for the piping hot fresh bagels!	+ Check out ["The California Aggie" Aggie] columnist ["Users/AlexLubinski" Alex Lubinski's] [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2005/05/04/Features/Sandwich.Love-1320413.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com column] on sandwiches. + + ["Users/StevenDaubert"] says that they can slice/toast/creamcheese your bagel for free, just head to the smoothie counter. If you are ever up around 6:30 AM go in for the piping hot fresh bagels!
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- ''I second that cheese wheel touching recommendation. Those things are horribly greasy. The kind of grease that never comes off. I didn't get caught or nothin, but man, don't go around touchin no cheeses than ain't yours, ya hear?'' - ["ArlenAbraham" aa]	+ ''I second that cheese wheel touching recommendation. Those things are horribly greasy. The kind of grease that never comes off. I didn't get caught or nothin, but man, don't go around touchin no cheeses than ain't yours, ya hear?'' - ["Users/ArlenAbraham" aa]
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- ["Photography" Photographers] should beware: I was approached by an extremely rude manager while at the ["Covell Blvd."] Nugget on Thursday, July 21st. I had my camera with me, as I always do, and I had incidentally taken a single photo while in the store. He told me that they have a "strict no-photo policy", that he "owned my photos", and that he "could take my film out of my camera right now if he wanted to." He was very rude, heightened by the fact he said something like this: "Do you understand me?" to which I responded with, "Yeah," which he then responded again with "Is that a yes?" in a really cocky manner. This kind of thing happens all the time if you carry a big camera with you, but I expected better out of the Nugget. Legally speaking, of course they can restrict photography in their store: it's their physical property, and they could kick me out. However, they simply cannot take film from photographers (absent a court order). Personally speaking, I was offended by the manner in which this manager acted toward me, and there's absolutely no reason to be so rude to your customers. I was, after all, just taking a stupid picture. (see [http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm this legal reference]) --["PhilipNeustrom"] - ''I wonder how they would handle [http://wearcam.org/ Steve Mann] as a customer? My guess is that several dwikians will scroll to the top of the page and make a phone call asking for clarification of store policy and subtly letting them know that they treated someone rudely who has facilitiated a positive viral advertising stream for them.''-- ["JasonAller"] - ''What do you think about all of us calling them to request an apology (specifically for the unnecessarily rude behavior and not for the attempt to enforce the no-photo policy)? I think after getting complaints from a half-dozen potential customers they might start to understand that publicity on daviswiki is worth something.'' - ["KenjiYamada"] - * ''That happened to me at Winco. I would expect better from Nugget.'' -["AliceChoe"] - * I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you. -["Users/BillyBudd"]	+ ["Photography" Photographers] should beware: I was approached by an extremely rude manager while at the ["Covell Blvd."] Nugget on Thursday, July 21st. I had my camera with me, as I always do, and I had incidentally taken a single photo while in the store. He told me that they have a "strict no-photo policy", that he "owned my photos", and that he "could take my film out of my camera right now if he wanted to." He was very rude, heightened by the fact he said something like this: "Do you understand me?" to which I responded with, "Yeah," which he then responded again with "Is that a yes?" in a really cocky manner. This kind of thing happens all the time if you carry a big camera with you, but I expected better out of the Nugget. Legally speaking, of course they can restrict photography in their store: it's their physical property, and they could kick me out. However, they simply cannot take film from photographers (absent a court order). Personally speaking, I was offended by the manner in which this manager acted toward me, and there's absolutely no reason to be so rude to your customers. I was, after all, just taking a stupid picture. (see [http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm this legal reference]) --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"] + ''I wonder how they would handle [http://wearcam.org/ Steve Mann] as a customer? My guess is that several dwikians will scroll to the top of the page and make a phone call asking for clarification of store policy and subtly letting them know that they treated someone rudely who has facilitiated a positive viral advertising stream for them.''-- ["Users/JasonAller"] + ''What do you think about all of us calling them to request an apology (specifically for the unnecessarily rude behavior and not for the attempt to enforce the no-photo policy)? I think after getting complaints from a half-dozen potential customers they might start to understand that publicity on daviswiki is worth something.'' - ["Users/KenjiYamada"] + * ''That happened to me at Winco. I would expect better from Nugget.'' -["Users/AliceChoe"] + * I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["Users/PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you. -["Users/BillyBudd"]
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- ------ - ''2005-07-26 14:47:34'' [[nbsp]] Nugget is fine, but the selection of fresh food doesn't give me a woody. --["RocksandDirt"] - ------ - ''2005-08-12 19:23:34'' [[nbsp]] I'm very skeptical of the price savings scoreboard at Nugget stores. It doesn't explain what the numbers mean, and it just doesn't seem possible that Nugget could beat Safeway and Albertson's on price across the board. Produce and dairy prices are pretty competitive, and prices for many specialty items seem more than fair, but just about everything else (e.g. cereal, homewares, pasta sauce) seems to be priced much higher than at other stores. --["RickEle"] - ------ - ''2005-08-13 10:53:43'' [[nbsp]] The raw sausages they sell in a variety of different flavors are excellent when BBQ'd. Of particular note in this regard is the pineapple teriyaki sausage. --["AlexPomeranz"] - ------ - ''2005-08-15 18:46:55'' [[nbsp]] They raised the rice bowl price in the last few months. Used to be 2.99 - which was a great deal. Now it's $3.99, except for "Happy Hour 11-2 $2.99" during random days/weeks. --["EdWins" ES] - ------ - ''2005-10-04 21:47:02'' [[nbsp]] While I have no information about prices at this store, back when I intensively did compare prices between a health food store and supermarkets I discovered that it's critical which items you are comparing. The 'health food' items were considerably cheaper in the health food store, and the 'unhealth food' items were cheaper at the supermarkets. I assume this has to do with supplier volume. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-10-22 12:15:46'' [[nbsp]] HORSESHIT They raised the price of their sandwich by a full DOLLAR (they're now $6.50). --["MattJojola"] - ------ - ''2005-10-26 11:32:22'' [[nbsp]] The panini sandwiches are tiny for $6.99, and not particularly wonderful. --["ApolloStumpy"] - ------ - ''2005-11-12 01:09:22'' [[nbsp]] Always a wonderfully rare little oddity bit of food to bring home and try. Nugget wasn't that expensive really, and they always carried the strange ingredients I needed for more exotic cooking. Friendly staff, lots of cheese (woo!), and a fantastic selection natural or exotic foods. If there's one thing I miss about Davis, it's Nugget. --["TarynHornen"] - ------ - ''2005-12-10 21:41:46'' [[nbsp]] If you like brussels sprouts, try their brussels sprouts salad with pancetta and pine nuts. It's even better heated! --["JohnnaSarkis"] - ------ - ''2005-12-21 04:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I think the Nugget is too expensive for me. That said, I happen to like their Chinese food. Late nights, at like, 9:30, they'll clean out the bins and put the remaining food into big containers to sell off for $3.75 each. They're pretty good, I think. --["SaulSugarman"] - ------ - ''2006-01-18 12:49:37'' [[nbsp]] I was pleasantly surprised by the dolmehs here - they are quite tasty! they have a healthy amount of lemon juice in them which enhances the tang of the grape leaf flavor. pretty darn good for a non-middle eastern establishment! --["AhuShahrabani"] - ------ - ''2006-02-10 12:41:05'' [[nbsp]] The selection of cheese here is probably the best in Davis. Also, they have a diverse selection of sodas, including old sodas such a Moxie, and Green River (Which according to my mother, tastes the same as it did over 40 years ago). The strength of the Nugget here is the availability of goods, which makes it worthwhile for adventurous people who are at a cooking level above instant ramen. --["MatthewTom"] - ------ - ''2006-04-28 18:35:55'' [[nbsp]] The sushi here is pretty good. However, the deli roast beef (boar's head brand) is not. Safeway's deli has much better roast beef. --["AlexPomeranz"] - ------ - ''2006-05-04 19:51:09'' [[nbsp]] I had the Artichoke Bisque back in February and haven't seen it since. It was awesome. I would love to know how to request soups. I'm craving my artichoke bisque! --["JenCam"] - ------ - ''2006-08-25 00:52:55'' [[nbsp]] A gal came into work today from the nugget! She was a sweetheart! It sounds heavenly! --["GehLei"] - ------ - ''2006-08-26 17:46:09'' [[nbsp]] I would like to say "buyer beware" regarding the nugget. I don't mean to be slanderous, but it is a fact that I and my boyfriend both had a mild case of food poisoning after eating a sandwich from the nugget in Davis (yes, we ate them within 1 hour of preparation). I have shopped for the past 5 years at the Nugget in Woodland- only to have accidentally purchased or avoided purchasing the following items that were past their sale date: Haagen Dazs sorbet, Newman's own "newman O's", Gold Medal organic white flour, Western Family brand peach preserves. These are things that I noticed IN PASSING that were past sale date. Now I make a point of looking. I have had other "negative" experiences here, but there are some good things such as the bread...and wine selection. But the CO-OP has good bread, wine and cheese that is less expensive and probably not as outdated. --["DianaChristofersen"]	+ + ''2005-07-26 14:47:34'' [[nbsp]] Nugget is fine, but the selection of fresh food doesn't give me a woody. --["Users/RocksandDirt"] + ------ + ''2005-08-12 19:23:34'' [[nbsp]] I'm very skeptical of the price savings scoreboard at Nugget stores. It doesn't explain what the numbers mean, and it just doesn't seem possible that Nugget could beat Safeway and Albertson's on price across the board. Produce and dairy prices are pretty competitive, and prices for many specialty items seem more than fair, but just about everything else (e.g. cereal, homewares, pasta sauce) seems to be priced much higher than at other stores. --["Users/RickEle"] + ------ + ''2005-08-13 10:53:43'' [[nbsp]] The raw sausages they sell in a variety of different flavors are excellent when BBQ'd. Of particular note in this regard is the pineapple teriyaki sausage. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"] + ------ + ''2005-08-15 18:46:55'' [[nbsp]] They raised the rice bowl price in the last few months. Used to be 2.99 - which was a great deal. Now it's $3.99, except for "Happy Hour 11-2 $2.99" during random days/weeks. --["Users/EdWins" ES] + ------ + ''2005-10-04 21:47:02'' [[nbsp]] While I have no information about prices at this store, back when I intensively did compare prices between a health food store and supermarkets I discovered that it's critical which items you are comparing. The 'health food' items were considerably cheaper in the health food store, and the 'unhealth food' items were cheaper at the supermarkets. I assume this has to do with supplier volume. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-10-22 12:15:46'' [[nbsp]] HORSESHIT They raised the price of their sandwich by a full DOLLAR (they're now $6.50). --["Users/MattJojola"] + ------ + ''2005-10-26 11:32:22'' [[nbsp]] The panini sandwiches are tiny for $6.99, and not particularly wonderful. --["Users/ApolloStumpy"] + ------ + ''2005-11-12 01:09:22'' [[nbsp]] Always a wonderfully rare little oddity bit of food to bring home and try. Nugget wasn't that expensive really, and they always carried the strange ingredients I needed for more exotic cooking. Friendly staff, lots of cheese (woo!), and a fantastic selection natural or exotic foods. If there's one thing I miss about Davis, it's Nugget. --["Users/TarynHornen"] + ------ + ''2005-12-10 21:41:46'' [[nbsp]] If you like brussels sprouts, try their brussels sprouts salad with pancetta and pine nuts. It's even better heated! --["Users/JohnnaSarkis"] + ------ + ''2005-12-21 04:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I think the Nugget is too expensive for me. That said, I happen to like their Chinese food. Late nights, at like, 9:30, they'll clean out the bins and put the remaining food into big containers to sell off for $3.75 each. They're pretty good, I think. --["Users/SaulSugarman"] + ------ + ''2006-01-18 12:49:37'' [[nbsp]] I was pleasantly surprised by the dolmehs here - they are quite tasty! they have a healthy amount of lemon juice in them which enhances the tang of the grape leaf flavor. pretty darn good for a non-middle eastern establishment! --["Users/AhuShahrabani"] + ------ + ''2006-02-10 12:41:05'' [[nbsp]] The selection of cheese here is probably the best in Davis. Also, they have a diverse selection of sodas, including old sodas such a Moxie, and Green River (Which according to my mother, tastes the same as it did over 40 years ago). The strength of the Nugget here is the availability of goods, which makes it worthwhile for adventurous people who are at a cooking level above instant ramen. --["Users/MatthewTom"] + ------ + ''2006-04-28 18:35:55'' [[nbsp]] The sushi here is pretty good. However, the deli roast beef (boar's head brand) is not. Safeway's deli has much better roast beef. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"] + ------ + ''2006-05-04 19:51:09'' [[nbsp]] I had the Artichoke Bisque back in February and haven't seen it since. It was awesome. I would love to know how to request soups. I'm craving my artichoke bisque! --["Users/JenCam"] + ------ + ''2006-08-25 00:52:55'' [[nbsp]] A gal came into work today from the nugget! She was a sweetheart! It sounds heavenly! --["Users/GehLei"] + ------ + ''2006-08-26 17:46:09'' [[nbsp]] I would like to say "buyer beware" regarding the nugget. I don't mean to be slanderous, but it is a fact that I and my boyfriend both had a mild case of food poisoning after eating a sandwich from the nugget in Davis (yes, we ate them within 1 hour of preparation). I have shopped for the past 5 years at the Nugget in Woodland- only to have accidentally purchased or avoided purchasing the following items that were past their sale date: Haagen Dazs sorbet, Newman's own "newman O's", Gold Medal organic white flour, Western Family brand peach preserves. These are things that I noticed IN PASSING that were past sale date. Now I make a point of looking. I have had other "negative" experiences here, but there are some good things such as the bread...and wine selection. But the CO-OP has good bread, wine and cheese that is less expensive and probably not as outdated. --["Users/DianaChristofersen"]
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- large soy white mochas with extra white chocolate = $3.70!!!!!! <3 --["Frenchie"] - ------ - ''2006-11-08 21:15:31'' [[nbsp]] some of their on sale items are to expire in a few days. thanks goodness i saw that before purchasing! theres some good higher end stuff here, but for the normals foods and grocery items i would go elsewhere where its cheaper. --["AnnThiNguyen"] - ------ - ''2006-12-03 21:54:54'' [[nbsp]] The panini was yummy. --["SoCalGal"] - ------ - ''2006-12-12 12:48:15'' [[nbsp]] I am still stunned by the differences between the S. Davis and N. Davis Nugget (the North one is much much better in many categories). Overall, I like the Nugget and do half my shopping there (other half at the Coop). The Nugget has a great diversity of stuff and some of the prepared foods are quite good (soups especially). I think the Nugget may make some of the best Sushi in town, although I could not tell you what I like about it. The organic produce however leaves a ton to be desired. Much of it rots in a few days. I try to get all produce at the Coop and Farmer's Market now. The cashiers are all absurdly helpful and nice. --["JonathanEisen"] - ------ - ''2006-12-13 21:20:50'' [[nbsp]] The rootbeer selection here is monstrous. I'm not that big a fan, but I have been trying all kinds and I've really enjoyed them. This seems to be nugget's MO to have a huge selection of independent brands for certain products. As mentioned the prices aren't as great as advertised, but the sales here are sometimes out of this world. --["JohnHumperdinkle"] - ------ - ''2007-01-12 10:19:09'' [[nbsp]] The cheese selection is excellent--this is the only place in Davis I've been able to find Spanish blue. --["LynnetteWharton"] - ------ - ''2007-01-17 10:11:26'' [[nbsp]] I don't go here much because the inexpensive milks (2 for $4.30) use rBGH (sometimes called puss milk) --["BillAlexander"] - ------ - ''2007-01-30 13:30:05'' [[nbsp]] Nugget's coffee bar makes the best americano in all of Davis. I'm totally addicted. --["AmandaCaudle"] - ------ - ''2007-02-03 13:34:49'' [[nbsp]] I'm not sure why so many of the comments here are about the prepared food rather than the shopping. I was a Trader Joes patron back in San Diego and have found that the Nugget is the closest I have found to TJ's in Davis. Prices are comparable to Albertsons etc. if not cheaper and the food is usually better (ie. more gourmet or just interesting selections a la Trader Joe's). The atmosphere is infinitely better than most grocers and the checkers are usually very personable. Just my two cents, still would like to see a Trader Joe's in Davis. --["AnthonySoto"] - ------ - ''2007-02-28 18:42:02'' [[nbsp]] My grocery store of choice. Doesn't always have the best deals, but they have quality foods and superior wine and beer selection (very important). My only complaint is that their parking lot is always filled with seemingly the worst mini-van/SUV-driving soccer moms in Davis who couldn't perform a 3-point turn to save their honor student. --["BriannaBetancourt"] - - Is this stereotyping of part of the Davis community really necessary? Those "soccer moms" are probably highly educated woman with careers and families. Not an easy job. --["JimEvans"] - ------ - ''2007-03-06 13:11:52'' [[nbsp]] i used to go here exclusively for the chinese food. when the north davis location first opened, the chinese food was cheap, plentiful, and of decent quality. not long after, the quality went down considerably (most notably the quality of meat they use). i still went, because it was cheap, and i could get about 2 meals out of it (id get the combo that got rice, chow mein and an entree). then they raised all of the prices by at least $1. i still contunued to go there, because at least it was a reasonable price for essentially 2 meals. I went today, and to my dismay, the combo that i usually got was less than half the size of what it used to be, and still at the same price, and mediocre quality. needless to say, i will never be getting the chinese food there again. I realized, for about a dollar less, I can get the lunch combo at silver dragon (which is comparable to the combo i used to get at nugget), and you get a much larger portion, and MUCH MUCH better quality --["JeffIto"] - ------ - ''2007-03-19 13:41:35'' [[nbsp]] The nugget in Woodland has raised the price of their basic chinese rice bowl (white/brown rice + 1 entree) to $4.29. I don't know if Davis Nugget has followed. This makes it a total of a 43% price raise in the last year an a half. --["AlexPomeranz"]	+ large soy white mochas with extra white chocolate = $3.70!!!!!! <3 --["Users/Frenchie"] + ------ + ''2006-11-08 21:15:31'' [[nbsp]] some of their on sale items are to expire in a few days. thanks goodness i saw that before purchasing! theres some good higher end stuff here, but for the normals foods and grocery items i would go elsewhere where its cheaper. --["Users/AnnThiNguyen"] + ------ + ''2006-12-03 21:54:54'' [[nbsp]] The panini was yummy. --["Users/SoCalGal"] + ------ + ''2006-12-12 12:48:15'' [[nbsp]] I am still stunned by the differences between the S. Davis and N. Davis Nugget (the North one is much much better in many categories). Overall, I like the Nugget and do half my shopping there (other half at the Coop). The Nugget has a great diversity of stuff and some of the prepared foods are quite good (soups especially). I think the Nugget may make some of the best Sushi in town, although I could not tell you what I like about it. The organic produce however leaves a ton to be desired. Much of it rots in a few days. I try to get all produce at the Coop and Farmer's Market now. The cashiers are all absurdly helpful and nice. --["Users/JonathanEisen"] + ------ + ''2006-12-13 21:20:50'' [[nbsp]] The rootbeer selection here is monstrous. I'm not that big a fan, but I have been trying all kinds and I've really enjoyed them. This seems to be nugget's MO to have a huge selection of independent brands for certain products. As mentioned the prices aren't as great as advertised, but the sales here are sometimes out of this world. --["Users/JohnHumperdinkle"] + ------ + ''2007-01-12 10:19:09'' [[nbsp]] The cheese selection is excellent--this is the only place in Davis I've been able to find Spanish blue. --["Users/LynnetteWharton"] + ------ + ''2007-01-17 10:11:26'' [[nbsp]] I don't go here much because the inexpensive milks (2 for $4.30) use rBGH (sometimes called puss milk) --["Users/BillAlexander"] + ------ + ''2007-01-30 13:30:05'' [[nbsp]] Nugget's coffee bar makes the best americano in all of Davis. I'm totally addicted. --["Users/AmandaCaudle"] + ------ + ''2007-02-03 13:34:49'' [[nbsp]] I'm not sure why so many of the comments here are about the prepared food rather than the shopping. I was a Trader Joes patron back in San Diego and have found that the Nugget is the closest I have found to TJ's in Davis. Prices are comparable to Albertsons etc. if not cheaper and the food is usually better (ie. more gourmet or just interesting selections a la Trader Joe's). The atmosphere is infinitely better than most grocers and the checkers are usually very personable. Just my two cents, still would like to see a Trader Joe's in Davis. --["Users/AnthonySoto"] + ------ + ''2007-02-28 18:42:02'' [[nbsp]] My grocery store of choice. Doesn't always have the best deals, but they have quality foods and superior wine and beer selection (very important). My only complaint is that their parking lot is always filled with seemingly the worst mini-van/SUV-driving soccer moms in Davis who couldn't perform a 3-point turn to save their honor student. --["Users/BriannaBetancourt"] + + Is this stereotyping of part of the Davis community really necessary? Those "soccer moms" are probably highly educated woman with careers and families. Not an easy job. --["Users/JimEvans"] + ------ + ''2007-03-06 13:11:52'' [[nbsp]] i used to go here exclusively for the chinese food. when the north davis location first opened, the chinese food was cheap, plentiful, and of decent quality. not long after, the quality went down considerably (most notably the quality of meat they use). i still went, because it was cheap, and i could get about 2 meals out of it (id get the combo that got rice, chow mein and an entree). then they raised all of the prices by at least $1. i still contunued to go there, because at least it was a reasonable price for essentially 2 meals. I went today, and to my dismay, the combo that i usually got was less than half the size of what it used to be, and still at the same price, and mediocre quality. needless to say, i will never be getting the chinese food there again. I realized, for about a dollar less, I can get the lunch combo at silver dragon (which is comparable to the combo i used to get at nugget), and you get a much larger portion, and MUCH MUCH better quality --["Users/JeffIto"] + ------ + ''2007-03-19 13:41:35'' [[nbsp]] The nugget in Woodland has raised the price of their basic chinese rice bowl (white/brown rice + 1 entree) to $4.29. I don't know if Davis Nugget has followed. This makes it a total of a 43% price raise in the last year an a half. --["Users/AlexPomeranz"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-13 20:49:58'' [[nbsp]] Great place. Large selection of food,and you can get a decent lunch there. Excellent for college students. --["Users/jrendler"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-25 10:27:02'' [[nbsp]] Here's why I love the Nugget: + + It's staffed entirely by young, hot boys who will flirt with you. I don't care if they're just trained to. It works. I'm almost sure the hiring standards are: + + 1) Must be male. + + 2) Must be fit and gorgeous. + + 3) Must be able to smile at dingy ladies who don't understand the concept of "line-crossing." + + That said, I'm in my 20's and they still give me a free cookie/put up with my neurotic pickiness at the counters. Great place, if not a little expensive. + + --["Users/Casey"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-13 23:55:28'' [[nbsp]] I've only gone to the Nugget in North Davis. I like it cause they have the best bread in town-- though it could be a WHOLE lot better if they changed flours to all white. The one thing about the Nugget is that I've had to bring back things three times now. Twice for produce and once for meat. I've also witnessed the produce guy knocking over some avocados that hit the ground hard and rolled only to have him turn and TOSS them back onto the heap. Thats not cool. --["Users/JamieParker"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-27 22:31:09'' [[nbsp]] I like Nugget. It's expensive, but you gotta pay for quality. Their deli is awesome. Wonderful sandwiches and salads. One thing I do purchase at Nugget is bottles of lemonade flavored Crystal Light. I know that's lame and I can't even believe I'm admitting to buying the stuff, but I can't find the bottles of it anywhere anymore! Everywhere sells the powder, but I don't want the powder because I'm THAT lazy. --["Users/CurlyGirl26"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-08 19:34:03'' [[nbsp]] I found out today that you get a free sandwich and a free drink from the drink bar on your birthday! --["Users/JoePomidor"]

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- - - - Nugget Market, headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local grocery chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in	+ '''Nugget Market''', headquartered in ["Woodland"], is a somewhat-upscale local grocery chain with stores in ["Davis"], ["Vacaville"], ["West Sacramento"], ["Sacramento"] and ["Woodland"]. There are two Nugget Markets in Davis: a newer one in ["North Davis"] and an older one in

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-09 00:11:17'' [[nbsp]] I went to nugget around 10 looking for a very random item, and even though nugget didn't carry it they were glad to help find out which other stores that were open in Davis would have it. --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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- ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line rd."] and ["Covell Blvd."] expanded upon the ["Safeway"] which occupied about 3/4 of the current Nugget. ["Rico's Pizza"] also use to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.	+ ["South Davis" Southeast Davis]. ["Food 4 Less"] is run by the same company. The newer one at ["Pole Line rd."] and ["Covell Blvd."] expanded upon the ["Safeway"] which occupied about 3/4 of the current Nugget. ["Rico's Pizza"] also used to occupy the space, where the Kitchen now exists.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-19 23:30:51'' [[nbsp]] this place is one of the best food places in davis! the sandwiches and sushi rox!good deals too! --["Users/davisrox"]

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- In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh smoothies and juice, coffee bar, full service bakery, sushi, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location,	+ In addition to groceries, Nugget Markets also have a full deli (where you can get the best ["sandwiches"] this side of the ["Train Tracks" tracks]), fresh smoothies and juice, coffee bar, full service bakery, sushi, and some mediocre ["Chinese food"]. The Chinese food is only available at the North Davis location, and it's a dollar off during lunch hours. Nugget Markets also sell a variety of ["Ethnic Markets" ethnic foods]. Nugget has the most diverse sampling of gourmet root beers and sodas in town, and in late Summer of 2006, they started to carry ["Aggie Root Beer"] in their North Davis location.

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- ''2005-08-15 18:46:55'' [[nbsp]] They raised the rice bowl price in the last few months. Used to be 2.99. Now it's $3.99, except for "Happy Hour 11-2 $2.99" --["EdwinSaada"]	+ ''2005-08-15 18:46:55'' [[nbsp]] They raised the rice bowl price in the last few months. Used to be 2.99 - which was a great deal. Now it's $3.99, except for "Happy Hour 11-2 $2.99" during random days/weeks. --["EdWins" ES]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-23 19:25:35'' [[nbsp]] As a foodie that shops at places like Whole Foods, Mother's Market, Mitsuwa and Ranch 99 for Seafood, it's true that Nugget isn't the cheapest but it's got high quality foods (Triple cream cheeses) that's really tastes great and makes food shopping an experience. --["Users/atwong"]

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GreenThing — 2007-07-19 11:49:28

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	+ * Maybe not, but is it too much to ask for a little courtesy? The world is full of insensitive people. Let's try not to be them. -["Users/greenThing"]

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KevinChin — 2007-07-17 13:28:24

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- ''2007-07-17 14:20:57'' [[nbsp]] The pricing seems to be a bit variable, but my family started shopping at Nugget because several of our regular items (Genova frozen ravioli and the [wiki:sacramento:"Sacramento Baking Company"] sourdough to name a couple) are a bit cheaper here. We've also found that the ground pork here is excellent--much better than the variety offered at Safeway. Another finding--and this has made the extra distance worth it--is the fact that the purified water dispensers a) all work regularly and b) are seemingly never crowded (again, compared to the South Davis Safeway). Bummer running to the market late at night to get water, only to find two dispensers down and the remaining two restocking themselves. We still shop at Safeway frequently (how can we not when it is so convenient?), but seem to be going to Nugget more and more. --["Users/KevinChin"]	+ ''2007-07-17 14:20:57'' [[nbsp]] The pricing seems to be a bit variable, but my family started shopping at Nugget (north) because several of our regular items (Genova frozen ravioli and the [wiki:sacramento:"Sacramento Baking Company"] sourdough to name a couple) are a bit cheaper here. We've also found that the ground pork here is excellent--much better than the variety offered at Safeway. Another finding--and this has made the extra distance worth it--is the fact that the purified water dispensers a) all work regularly and b) are seemingly never crowded (again, compared to the South Davis Safeway). Bummer running to the market late at night to get water, only to find two dispensers down and the remaining two restocking themselves. We still shop at Safeway frequently (how can we not when it is so convenient?), but seem to be going to Nugget more and more. --["Users/KevinChin"]

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KevinChin — 2007-07-17 13:20:57

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-17 14:20:57'' [[nbsp]] The pricing seems to be a bit variable, but my family started shopping at Nugget because several of our regular items (Genova frozen ravioli and the [wiki:sacramento:"Sacramento Baking Company"] sourdough to name a couple) are a bit cheaper here. We've also found that the ground pork here is excellent--much better than the variety offered at Safeway. Another finding--and this has made the extra distance worth it--is the fact that the purified water dispensers a) all work regularly and b) are seemingly never crowded (again, compared to the South Davis Safeway). Bummer running to the market late at night to get water, only to find two dispensers down and the remaining two restocking themselves. We still shop at Safeway frequently (how can we not when it is so convenient?), but seem to be going to Nugget more and more. --["Users/KevinChin"]

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dickjones — 2007-07-17 12:42:46

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-17 13:42:46'' [[nbsp]] The sandwiches are way over priced, The store is meant for the wealthy, they do have a great loss prevention team i will say that if try to take from this store i guarantee you get caught, nice people do work there they are very help full i just can't seam to go there to often the deals are nor deals but great place to work and be safe that is for sure --["Users/dickjones"]

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mowtov — 2007-07-16 21:01:16

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- Nugget's sushi is made fresh everyday. They never have day old sushi sitting out. Also, Nugget sells so much sushi it's hard to buy sushi that's been sitting in the case all day long. --MowTov	+ [[nbsp]] Nugget's sushi is made fresh everyday. They never have day old sushi sitting out. Also, Nugget sells so much sushi it's hard to buy sushi that's been sitting in the case all day long. --["Users/mowtov"]

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mowtov — 2007-07-16 20:54:24

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- Nugget's sushi is made fresh everyday. They never have day old sushi sitting out. Also, Nugget sells so much sushi it's hard to buy sushi that's been sitting in the case all day long.	+ Nugget's sushi is made fresh everyday. They never have day old sushi sitting out. Also, Nugget sells so much sushi it's hard to buy sushi that's been sitting in the case all day long. --MowTov

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mowtov — 2007-07-16 20:51:45

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	+ + Nugget's sushi is made fresh everyday. They never have day old sushi sitting out. Also, Nugget sells so much sushi it's hard to buy sushi that's been sitting in the case all day long. +

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AlvinTsao — 2007-07-15 06:15:00

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-15 07:15:00'' [[nbsp]] Quite simply the best supermarket in Davis. With few exceptions their produce is much fresher than those of Safeway and have a much greater variety (I like trying new vegetables, or being able to get Chinese Long Beans if I want). When I was craving some soft-shelled crab a few years ago they special ordered some for me without any reservation. Best of all is the service at the Nugget...the employees for the most part seem to really like working here. For example, on a rainy day last winter I was walking from the store back to my car, and unsolicited an employee told me to watch out a couple feet ahead of me because the puddles were deceptively deep. Now I realize what he did wasn't "so hard" but it's the frequency of little touches like this that make me come to the Nugget a few times a week. --["Users/AlvinTsao"]

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WilyFerret — 2007-07-03 05:18:06

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- What's up with those babes with the baskets up on the wall? What are they about to dump on the oblvious masses? Past-ripe product. Reminds me of the slick-talkin' babes cashiering. You know, bros, the ones who come on...like basket-case ho's takin' your money with a smile...	+ What's up with those babes with the baskets up on the Nugget prison wall? What are they going to drop on the oblvious masses? Past-ripe product? Demeter's Revenge upon Hades? --?WilyFerret

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WilyFerret — 2007-07-03 05:12:03

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	+ ---------------------- + ''2007-07-04 06:14:30'' + What's up with those babes with the baskets up on the wall? What are they about to dump on the oblvious masses? Past-ripe product. Reminds me of the slick-talkin' babes cashiering. You know, bros, the ones who come on...like basket-case ho's takin' your money with a smile...

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CovertProfessor — 2007-06-30 20:14:30

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-30 21:14:30'' [[nbsp]] Generally, I don't shop much here because of the high prices, with the exception of a few items that I can't get anywhere else. But the bakery items are hard to resist... especially chocolate chip cookies, lemon bars, and éclairs... --["Users/CovertProfessor"]

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Chantal — 2007-06-28 18:21:54

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-28 19:21:54'' [[nbsp]] I love the Nugget! I have never stood in a line for more than a few seconds here. Their products seem much fresher than Safeway's. And, the employees here are excellent. --["Users/Chantal"]

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JasonAller — 2007-05-25 22:59:03

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- * I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you. -["BillyBudd"]	+ * I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you. -["Users/BillyBudd"]

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JimEvans — 2007-05-25 20:04:12

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- * Constructive? OK. If you want to buy a loaf of Ciabatta on a week day don't bother going in the morning. It's not out until after about 10am, which can a pain if you like shopping in the morning. After CaseyBarc made a similar anti-social comment on the Co-op page I held my tongue. Alright?	+ * Constructive? OK. If you want to buy a loaf of Ciabatta on a week day don't bother going in the morning. It's not out until after about 10am, which can be a pain if you like shopping in the morning. After CaseyBarc made a similar anti-social comment on the Co-op page I held my tongue. Alright? --["Users/JimEvans"]

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JimEvans — 2007-05-25 20:03:30

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	+ + * Constructive? OK. If you want to buy a loaf of Ciabatta on a week day don't bother going in the morning. It's not out until after about 10am, which can a pain if you like shopping in the morning. After CaseyBarc made a similar anti-social comment on the Co-op page I held my tongue. Alright?

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BillyBudd — 2007-05-25 16:56:04

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- *"I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you." -["BillyBudd"]	+ * I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you. -["BillyBudd"]

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BillyBudd — 2007-05-25 16:53:10

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	+ *"I used to work in grocery retail. We were always on the watch for 'spies' from our competitors who would often try to come in and photograph our displays, weekly specials, ect... Grocery retail is a cutthroat business and the margins are razor-thin. Success often hinges on out-marketing your competitors, so you can understand why the manager was extremely sensitive about the photography issue. You, ["PhilipNeustrom"], owe the Nugget an apology; not the other way around. Pull your head out of your ass and you might discover that the world doesn't actually revolve around you." -["BillyBudd"]