Love this store. Great help from all employees and you can find some stuff here that is not easy to find elsewhere. And if you are gluten free or any other special diet, you'll likely find things here that you can eat

Great Trader Joe's with friendly staff and a solid selection! It's not the biggest location, so it can get crowded, and lines can be long. When they have samples, it's a nice bonus. Overall, a reliable spot--just try to go during off-peak hours!

It's been a while so let's do a little update. I'm a bit biased. I do like Trader Joe's a lot. This is the closest one to us so we kind of have to go here. Or we do end up going to the Milpitas one near Great Mall once in a while. Has the parking situation gotten better? No, same parking lot. Spaces a bit tight. Hard to find "closer parking" during peak grocery buying times. Inside they've changed things here and there but for the most part things are laid out with the fruits and veggies, nuts and chips, frozen food aisle, then other goods like pastas, nut butters, canned goods, baking goods, then furthest away are dog and personal hygiene items, wines and beverages. In the perimeter you have your spirits/alcohols, eggs, dairy products, cereals, coffees/teas, breads, meats, and refrigerated items. During peak times, all registers are open. Note that the second to left most register is 10 items or less, so we tend to go to the first cash register since some folks forget it's a normal lane and it's generally shorter. There are hits and misses when we want specific items, but it's nice that the folks are willing to look for you if you're not finding something in particular. There are items I've seen online on social media that end up never coming to our store or if they're ever there, then it must sell out fast. Otherwise, we love our Trader Joe's store, sometimes we can't find something, but we settle for something else and try something new.

I love TJ's just as much as the next person. But this location often times doesn't have inventory of different products. I'm saying this relative to other locations in the Bay Area. Every time that I visit Castro Valley, or venture into the Peninsula to the Redwood City location, they always have things that we don't here. That's my only big gripe. That and people are reckless in the parking lot so be mindful and don't be on your phone when you're walking from your car to the front door of the store. Other than that, it's everything any TJ's is with its core products, and probably more popular- seasonal items! It's also probably my favorite grocery chain to purchase flowers from. The peonies never disappoint!

The employees at this location are always kind and helpful! The store stays pretty busy but is always clean! Love that my child always gets a treat for free and was even given free flowers on a few trips. Fun place to shop.

This is the only Trader Joe's in Fremont. It is located at the Fremont Hub shopping center in the middle of the city. Nice that Fremont has a TJ's, and of course, better prices than Whole Foods (aka "Whole Paycheck"). Being on a budget (and I'm not particular about it having to be organic, fancy, etc.), I only shop at Safeway and Trader Joe's (no to Whole Foods. LoL - no hate on them, their stuff is just overpriced). Anyhow, I love TJ's and wish it wasn't so crowded all the time. Like, I went yesterday (Friday at 11:20 am). Please note: this was strategic planning on my part. I timed my TJ's run to be before the lunch hour (so arrival before 12 pm) - and I also had to go to Target before Trader Joe's (Target is in the same plaza). I pulled into the parking lot at exactly 11:19, was excited to find a spot in the shade. But when I walked in, there were so many people! Especially in the fresh produce section. I digress. LOVE Trader Joe's seasonsal offerings (especially this time of year-- all their unique pumpkin products!). Love that I can purchase fresh produce and it's conveniently packed already for me (haha, yes - I am a lazy grocery shopper). Love that their have unique flavors of tea (yesterday, I discovered ginger tumeric & blood orange. But what happened to their mango?) I don't go to this location much (I happened to be in Fremont- I usu go to the one in San Jose).

I only go there for their seasonal and cultural food products, produce, lean meats, and sometimes treat myself to a bouquet. It's my motivation to eat healthier with meal prep options. I try to stay away from sweets as much as possible because it's too sugary for me. This store may be small, but I always see the crew unpacking products every hour and they're always available for questions in every aisle. They even conversate with you while bagging your groceries, which is rare in other grocery stores. Plus everything is neat and organized. Parking is spacious, yet you need to watch out for the gypsies or panhandlers and hectic parking during afternoons and evenings. I recommend going between Tuesday and Thursday mornings to get the limited products to beat the long lines. The seasonal products usually run out before lunchtime.

This Trader Joe's is a really good option. There's a lot of parking, and I appreciate that there are four disabled spots, as opposed to many other ones where there are just two or even only one. This Trader Joe's itself is one of the pretty small ones. This means that if you go during a busy time, it is frustrating and basically impossible to navigate the store, and once you're in line, you're blocking pretty much every person from getting down an aisle. This particular Trader Joe's also carries more Asian products then pretty much any other Trader Joe's, that I've been to in the bay. I asked an employee about it, and he said that this Trader Joe's actually carries every single Asian product, due to the high Asian population in Fremont. Things are out of stock a lot at this Trader Joe's. They don't carry all of the gluten-free items, and it's hard to find things multiple trips in a row, because they'll be out of stock in certain things for weeks or even months at a time which can be pretty annoying. One thing that I really don't like about this Trader Joe's is how much they shove Christianity down your throat. Other Trader Joe's I've been to will of course offer holiday items and stuff like that, but this Trader Joe's decks out the entire store on Christmas, on Easter, and similar. They do not do the same for any other religious holidays. It makes me very uncomfortable.