Next up? Two new spots in Palm Beach and Broward counties this April:
- East Boynton Beach will open Friday, April 4, at North Congress Avenue.
- Coconut Creek will open Friday, April 25, at 1019 Lyons Rd.
Recently named Progressive Grocer's Retailer of the Year, the Phoenix, Arizona-based grocer is known for its unique selection of responsibly sourced products and a farmers' market-style experience.
"Shoppers will be able to tell Sprouts is unique from the moment they step into the store," Sprouts spokesperson Kalia Pang told New Times. "Right off the bat, they'll notice an open layout with an emphasis on fresh food and produce at the heart of the store."

Sprouts Farmers Market has become a popular grocery store in South Florida
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What's the Big Deal About Sprouts, Anyway?
Sprouts combines the affordability of Trader Joe's with the organic options of Whole Foods. It's known for its bulk section of products — including keto, plant-based, and gluten-free options — while the produce section features a variety of fruits, vegetables, and specialty items. Stores also stock a generous assortment of poultry, beef, pork, eggs, and seafood, making it a one-stop shop for all things fresh.For bargain hunters, Sprouts offers weekly specials through its website, app, and a subscription email sent every Tuesday to account holders. These platforms feature trending food items and provide up to $100 in digital savings each month.
"We offer unique brands at great prices, so shopping at Sprouts feels like a treasure hunt where you'll find something new every time," Pang said.
In addition to serving local communities, Sprouts prioritizes partnerships with local farmers and suppliers, helping support Florida's agricultural economy and ensuring that the freshest produce is available on its shelves. The new store openings promise to bring even more variety and fresh, sustainable options to Floridian families.
But Sprouts isn't just bringing fresh, organic foods to the table — they're bringing jobs, too. The expansion will create more than 650 new positions across the state, ranging from entry-level clerks to assistant department managers and upper management.