Pacific Ranch Market

We went to so many bakeries in search of the perfect wedding cake, and in the end, Pacific Ranch Market bakery won by a mile. The experience from cake tasting to wedding day was perfect.For the cake tasting, Carmen gave us different individual containers for cake flavor, filling, frosting, whipped cream, etc and we had the chance to pair different combinations. We requested to have fresh strawberries, and they were able to incorporate them. They also added white chocolate curls which made our cake super pretty.On the morning of the wedding day, our friend dropped off flowers and they decorated the cake beautifully. They were also able to deliver to the venue seamlessly and in time for the reception. They even baked us a mini cake to take home. As for the market itself, this is a neighborhood grocery store, and you can find unique ingredients here. Their prepared food is really good as well.

Wonderful little market in Orange with a good selection of quality groceries and food! I stopped by while out in the area, and was impressed by the selection of hot foods, sushi, and the juice bar!I think it was unique because of the seating area so you can enjoy all of your food right then and there. I think the prices were a bit high, so I'm not sure when to go to this spot unless I'm in the area. Great vibes anyway, and I had a great time checking it out.

First time coming here and was greeted by Jorge! Jorge was so incredibly helpful and kind! He not only was super kind but also very knowledgeable in the produce section! He definitely made my day! Thanks Jorge

This is a long overdue review, but I have to show Pacific Ranch some love for doing an incredible job creating our wedding cake! From the cake tasting to the big day, Carmen and her team were amazing to work with throughout the entire process. Our guests had nothing but good things to say about our cake and I can't recommend Pacific Ranch enough.Beyond that, this is just an amazing local market in every sense. If you're throwing a party and don't want to cook, you can get everything here and look like a culinary genius. All the prepared foods are restaurant quality, and their tortilla chips are crazy good with their house made mango salsa and avocado salsa.

Neighborhood grocery store, what more can you ask for?Local produce, great butcher, weekly coupons, friendly workers. Happy that a place this still exist and it's a convenient alternative to going to one of the chains.

SO happy to go to Pacific Ranch this morning and see Jorge. I go every weekend and the past few times he was not there. I was worried. Jorge goes above and beyond for the customers. I have an auto immune disorder and cutting produce can be a challenge for me. If there are not cut carrots out Jorge will make sure I get them. He genuinely cares about his customers and is a huge reason I continue to go to Pacific Ranch. So happy to see Jorge back! He is a gem.

I used to shop here all the time. Unfortunately the quality has gone way down, while the prices have soared. I only shop here in an emergency.

Got a tuna sandwich and didn't want bread. I was okay with lettuce and he asked if cucumber was okay and I said "sure!" It came out yummy, refreshing and fancy!

This will be long. I was yelled at by one of their staff Sunday, Oct 20 at 4:30pm. I go in just about every week to the deli counter, ordering the same 5 items. I always start with "I'm ordering a few things, all will be 3/4lb, thin cut." Usually, the workers will write it down, repeat my order, no problem. The guy helping me (non-yeller) had a language barrier, nor was he writing anything down, so I knew it was going to take awhile. I didn't even get my 1st item ordered, without him either not understanding or hearing what I said. He asked his co-worker (the yeller) what I said, and gives me a harsh look and says "Did you ask for CANOLA?!" I replied, "No, I asked for Genoa" - emphasizing Genoa (again no sure if it was a hearing, or understanding thing). The lady waiting behind me even said, "She asked for Genoa."The yeller guy looks at me dead in the face & says loudly in front of the other customers, "Hey. Don't snap at me, alright." I did not yell, snap, or curse. My only regret is not getting the manager right then and there. I was so upset & humiliated, I grabbed the 1 item, and left; I didn't even get to ordering the rest. When I got home, my husband asked me what the heck happened & I told him. He drove out to the store to talk to the manager on duty and they went over to the yeller guy in the service deli. When confronted, he acted like nothing happened, stumbling over his words, totally walking everything back. My husband was then given the name of the store owner, who I tried to call this morning. I was on hold for over 10 minutes before I finally hung up. Needless to say, they are never getting my business ever again. Period.

I live in the neighborhood and LOVE this store -- and I am realizing it is great if you never have to interact with their staff besides the basic status quo of a checkout transaction. Recently on two different occasions I asked a couple of questions and truly cannot comprehend how rude (+ BOLD!) the people who work there are. It's baffling, and both times left me stunned -- in fact reading these other reviews was normalizing (and I'm not lacking confidence etc). I don't know why the culture there hates the customer, why it seems to be celebrated, and why ownership doesn't care -- but it's bizarre and disgusting.