Oakmont Market

The store is small, but very nice, with a wide selection of groceries and everyday items. The staff is friendly.

Great neighborhood market with many varieties of produce at great prices. In season, their mangoes are really fantastic. Great price on green onions and everything, really. Special shout out to one of their cashiers, Miranda, who will absolutely light up your day if you get to see her smile. She’s one of a kind and I always hope she will be there when I come in.

Nice shop, fruits are really nice. Farmers cheese was with a mold a couple of times before its expiration date, but otherwise nice shop with a lot of Eastern European goods

Great store - nice fruit and vegetables selection. Bread is amazing! I love this store. I can find everything in here. Fruits and tea coffee and milk or buttermilk or butter Oakmont of San Jose provides luxury living that cannot be explained but must be experienced. Daily tasks and quality of life are improved with access to our full-time concierge, health & fitness programs, world-class chefs, and even chauffeur service

Love this place! Come here for the 1st time. Love the varieties n choices for produce available. Different types of apricots n peach form different regions. Larger than average selection of fruits n vegetables. Was very impressed that they have sour cherry ( good for gout). I don't see that too often. Too bad I live in East bay. Or else this will be my go to produce market.

Oakmont is a GREAT store, packed with fantastic foods from the Middle East and Eastern Europe. It's not fancy, but it's clean, well-organized and well-stocked -- and has THE BEST produce. Produce prices less than Safeway, more choices and much better availability. Things I've noticed: figs when no other store has them, many kinds of peppers, five types of pears, all sorts of root vegetables, a bag of fresh-peeled garlic cloves for under $2, various beans, guava, the best berries, plus all the usual things like apples, bananas etc. Fresh herbs are a highlight, way WAY less than Whole Foods, and not in a plastic box. It's the first place to try if you need an uncommon ingredient -- they rescued me from a fennel emergency once. A lot is locally grown; new things go in and out all the time. You can find most staples (except meat/fish counter, no alcohol), just not in the regular brands, and with more variety. Such as, olive oils, pasta, canned things, crackers, chips, sodas (not diet Coke), vanilla for under $3, dried fruit, great variety of chocolate, unusual teas, all kinds of bread. There's even a caviar fridge. The inside is pretty small, narrow aisles, low shelves, but loaded with goods. Only two cashier aisles but the staff is super-efficient and fast and keep things stocked and clean. It may look plain, but Oakmont Market is a real treasure in Cupertino.