Expensive but clean and great quality grocery store. Haven't dined here yet but their outside seating looks nice. Saw this tasting event on my way out, thought it was nice that they do this sort of thing for the upcoming holiday!

Beautiful store. Very friendly staff Always easy to find what I'm looking for I just wish they Would have some good soups at the hot bar

Happy hour is nice. Decent beers and ciders on tap. Wines are nice selection. Snacks are good. They took away the guacamole cart!! Booo!

This is the nicest Raley's supermarket I've ever seen. Wide aisles, premium selection of goods. The interior is spotless, feels fresh. The employees are friendly and helpful. The ready to eat food section does not look as scrumptious as the close-by new Nugget market, but it is WAAAAAYYYYY better than the Whole Foods Fountains shopping center quality. (I've eaten the Whole Foods prepared stuff several times. It's never been very good.) This is a good market for northwest Blue Oaks Roseville. There is much new housing being developed in this side of town. This market will get plenty of action.

The Roseville, CA location of Raley's O-N-E Market is one of the latest stores of 200+ stores to open in northern and central California. Raley's O-N-E Market is primarily a full-service supermarket, but it has a couple of things that no other grocery store offers in Placer County: Full service deli and a BEER and WINE bar! Yowza!! The beer and wine bar, along with the most expansive deli in the area not only set this supermarket apart from others, but it offers comfortable seating in an expansive dining room, located inside. Patio dining is offered as well. From the tap, I went with a standard 16-oz frosted glass of Fort Rock Foggy Goggles, which is a "hoppy" Imperial IPA, brewed semi-locally in Rancho Cordova, in the greater Sacramento, CA area. It's a strong ale, with an alcohol content of 8.9%, which made me not only feel great, but made me happy that I was walking home and not driving. The ale has a full-bodied taste, it hits you like a hammer, and if you love the taste of hops, you'll love this ale. Personally... I LOVE it! The restaurant, located inside the supermarket, is essentially a self-serve deli, with the exception of the deli counter. If you're hitting up the "Hot Wok" and "Soup and Salad Bar," it's self-serve, as you serve yourself. If you're a "to go type of" diner, there are containers for you to put your food in, but if you're "old school," like me and prefer to dine-in, there is a station with real plates, knives, forks and spoons. After you make your selections, you bring your loaded plate to the counter, where your food will be weighed, and you'll be charged a flat sum by the pound... $10.99 per pound at this writing. Naturally the weight of your plate is already a "given" so you'll only be charged by the food you put on your plate. This is a great thing, as you can choose what you want to enjoy and exactly how much you want, and you'll only pay for as much as you choose. From the "O-N-E Hot Bar," located across from the deli, I went with "Hot Wok" and my choice today was "Teriyaki Chicken," with "Spring Rolls" along with a small container of Raley's famous "Chicken Soup." All choices from the "Hot Wok," with the exception of the soup are priced at $10.99 a pound, which makes it easy. You pick your choices, as much as you want, and you're only charged by the pound. If you're dining "in," like I did today, the weight of the plate is discounted from your food, as you're only charged by the weight of the food you choose. The soup is separate, as it has a separate price. All together, my "Hot Wok," including soup came to $6.63, including state sales tax for hot food, which made this not only a delicious lunch, but put it below the marginal offerings of national "fast food" restaurants. Such a delicious lunch at a very reasonable price! The "Teriyaki" chicken started out with a small chicken drumstick, and a wing, seasoned, battered, and fried to a crispy, golden brown. Juicy, flavor and tender... just like your mom's fried chicken, except it had a slight twist: Teriyaki sauce, which added an amazing dimension of flavor to this delicious chicken. The chicken was basted in teriyaki sauce, doused with sesame seeds, and served with sliced green chili pepper and white onion. Truly delicious deli chicken! It was so delicious that I almost ate the bones. I enjoyed two "Spring Rolls" on today's early lunch which worked out perfectly. The spring rolls were filled with peas, carrots and potato, and deep fried to a very crispy golden brown on the outside, with a "crunch," yet tender, juicy and flavorful on the inside. Delicious! I felt like I needed a bit of "comfort" in my life on this mid Friday morning, so I went with an 8-oz container of "Chicken Soup." How much more comfort could you ever ask for in your life? The soup was served with a rich, flavorful broth, with lots of chicken and noodles. The soup was pretty basic, but excellent, and it warmed my body, and taste buds, and satisfied my spirit. The deli and restaurant, located inside Raley's O-N-E Market offers everything that you could imagine, and then some, and is more like a cafeteria, located inside the supermarket. A comfortable dining room, an awesome patio in front of the store, and a craft beer and wine bar set Raley's O-N-E Market apart from any supermarket in Placer County, or maybe even the greater Sacramento area, and make this one-stop supermarket a one-of-kind destination stop for groceries, craft beer and fine dining. Friends... Raley's O-N-E Market offers five-star dining, any way you look at it. At least in the eyes of this "foodie..."

On Sunday my husband and I stopped in with our daughter and ended up purchasing Honest Kids Berry Good Lemonade. Our daughter loves the flavor, it's USDA organic and contains no added sugars! I would highly recommend this great location, the staff are sweet and we'll be returning to peruse more of what they have to offer! SYOY! :-)