Liberty Market - Livingston, California

Cheff R.

You guys have the tendency to put stuff on sale and then say it was an error, some of us are busy and we make the time to go there to find out it was "an error" is not the first time, not to mention that the other day I bought a chicken there that was so bad. No more. I will never come back , too many chances, and the manager didn't even wanted to speak to my wife. Awful customer service. Good luck

Jaime W.

Smelled bad, we went in thinking they still sold Chinese food but no luck. Shit down permanently even thou they advertise it in their sale ad. Store is dirty and cluttered. Bought nothing.

ChrissyRocks

Produce looked good, but we were there to refill our 5gallon water jugs. So I won't pretend I went through the whole store. They have an indoor water refill station in the back on the left side of the store. .29gal. the best part is being able to swipe a card at the register instead of carrying a bunch of change for outdoor water refill stations.

Amarjit K.

It's ok if u want an item quick..

M K.

Terrible experience at this grocery store! I arrived with four minutes to spare before closing, and the Chinese owner flat-out refused to let me in. I explained I needed just one item quickly, but he insisted on sticking to the closing time. No wonder this place has no customers! To make matters worse, half the items on the shelves were expired. Absolutely do not recommend this place—unfriendly service and questionable product quality!!!!

Taylor D.

This local grocery store is a small gem that serves its community. The owner himself picks up the carts daily from the surrounding local neighborhoods. The sales associates are helpful and friendly. They are knowledgeable about the location of items and are willing to help you find what you need. The meat department has butchers on site that provide high quality items at affordable prices. So yes this grocery store is a small gem.

As for the last review by M. Kaur, what she failed to mention was that she went in on Christmas Day. This store and those associates had given there day and chose to stay open to the community so others could have what they need for their family. If that isn’t selfless I don’t know what is. M. Kaur, poor planning on your behalf does not constitute urgency on their behalf.

Angela G.

There is something special to be said about small town Mom and Pop shops, especially those whom can stand the test of time. You know they forgo a lot of resources of ease not corporatizing, but to them it is worth it. It is worth the hard work to keep their dream alive, in the ways they envisioned. They choose to know faces and names, to have a more one on one experience and to not only provide for the community in which they serve, but to be a part of it. This Hometown Market has been a part of this community for decades, which speaks volumes to its ability to adapt to changes in time to give this community what it needs. Thank you Liberty Market for being open 365 days a year, at the request of your community, to serve your community. Special shot out to all the workers who put in the time, especially on holidays, away from their families, to give everyone an opportunity to get the things they need.

Mckenzie D.

M Kaur. On Christmas, really? We should be thanking this kind Chinese man (not that his race should have even been mentioned because it’s completely irrelevant to your review) for sacrificing time with his family to be open on Christmas. Maybe you should check your list twice next year before missing items on Christmas because maybe he won’t be so kind as to be open on such special holiday.