The lady that works there is so beyond nice and helpful. I didn't catch her name but so kind.read more

Good stop. Nice convenience store, it had everything in it that you may need; hot food, gas,…read moresnacks, car stuff. Big space for all sized vehicles, and clean bathrooms.

What a great grocery store!! Newly opened about 4 years ago. Staff is friendly and everything is…read morenicely arranged. Wide selection and reliable prices. Close to the highway as well.

Bit pricier than other stores, but close to the office, lots of lunch options ready to grab and go…read morefrom sushi to sandwiches to hot plates. Nice fruit selection already cut up and ready to go for quick snack. Bakery and deli for your events, holidays, celebrations. Friendly service and super clean stocked store. Organized and never a mess!!!sales here are always good bargain! Lots of self check out registers for quick in and out service. Sign up for free membership for savings and coupons

Service is always excellent, I just needed a few things and went through self checkout, prices are…read morerock boom as they say, employees are always helpful, probably the best chain grocery store in the metro area, keep your dollars local and shop or dine in Midwest City!

Always the lowest prices my wife and I love creat. Never any problems except crowed store due to…read morelow prices.

The woman here was so nice and the store was reasonably clean. She and I chatted, made small talk…read moreand she made me feel valued as a customer. There's plenty of gas pumps, the lot is clean, etc.

What can I say that you don't already know. It's 7-11. The good thing is that they are all the…read moresame. Not super, but not bad. It's the go to place for convenience.

Consistently good prices and a personal touch from some friendly and hard working employees. Best…read moreconvenient store around!!!

To begin with, how about not viciously overcharging customers, $64.49 for a 1.75L bottle of Kalua…read moreis, excessively too much for any liqueur, especially since a 12 year old, one liter bottle of The Glenlivet, is only $48.00.

For a convenience store this one rocked. It was clean, organized, the parking lot was clean, etc…read more and the employees were über nice. It's a bit weird, in that half the building is a convenience store, and the other half, only divided by a small hallway by the bathrooms, is a bank.

This Homeland is always clean and shelves well stocked. Nice supply of organic produce. The deli is…read morealways busy serving fresh rotisserie chicken, fried chicken and deli meats and cheese. They have customer service check out and self check out for convenience.

Ok so this review is for the store at May & 164th for what it's worth! My oldest and I went to get…read moresome meat sliced for beef jerky making and boy did they knock it out of the park! Whomever runs the butcher section needs a raise, why you ask? Because they were upfront and genuine and super polite. They treated me and my son like family in a way. They said jokingly that they had a policy that i had to bring some back hahaha, heck ya i will. Honestly a great overall experience, even the self check out lady was over the top nice ! Definitely going back here for our families groceries!

They have the most amazingly displayed produce! I would buy more because it just looks so good!…read more The back of the store is stinky from the seafood. Staff wasn't very friendly or engaging today.

Pruett's Food May 22, 2026…read more (2/5) I want to start by being completely fair to this store, because it absolutely earned it on first impression: Pruett's Food has one of the most striking and genuinely unique interiors I have ever seen in a grocery store. Walking in, you're greeted by a dramatic cluster of glowing red orb lights suspended over the snack aisle, a massive artificial ivy tree built right into the center of the floor as a centerpiece, the word "HEARTY" spelled out in hedge-style topiary lettering, glowing neon department signs over sections like the juice area, and lush greenery, ferns, and floral displays scattered throughout. There were even framed western-style portraits lining one of the walls, giving the place a real sense of character and identity. The seafood case was beautifully arranged and generously stocked with crab, salmon, shrimp, and more, all garnished with greenery and presented like something out of a high-end specialty market. The fresh marinated meat case was just as impressive, with variety marinade chicken drumsticks at $1.59 a pound and a whole spread of seasoned wings, kabobs, and skewers that genuinely looked fantastic. The produce section was bright and full, with watermelon slices, blueberries, and seasonal fruit on attractive curved wooden display racks, and sale prices throughout the store were strong. On atmosphere, merchandising, and presentation alone, this place is a 5-star experience, and you can tell real money and real thought went into the design. That is exactly why what happened next was so disappointing. I picked up a jar of Miracle Whip during my visit, and when I got home and looked at the packaging, it was stamped "Best When Used By 14MAY2026." My visit was on May 22, which means the product I was sold was a full eight days past the date printed right on it. Selling something already past its labeled freshness date isn't a tiny oversight to me, and it stings even more in a store that has so clearly invested in looking fresh, abundant, and premium at every turn. What really drives it home is the company's own slogan, printed right on their shopping bag: "Home of the ProFRESHionals." When a grocery store builds its entire brand and its gorgeous interior around the idea of freshness, and then sends a first-time customer home with an out-of-date product, the polish starts to feel like a façade. All the orb lights, topiary lettering, neon signs, and beautiful display cases in the world don't matter if the basics of stock rotation and date-checking aren't being handled on the shelf where it actually counts. A single jar slipping through wouldn't end the world on its own, but as a first impression it immediately made me wonder what else on those shelves isn't being checked, and that doubt quietly followed me through everything else I'd already put in my cart. It's a genuine shame, because the bones of this place are excellent. The atmosphere is fun and distinctive, the meat and seafood departments looked top-tier, the produce was inviting, and the pricing was competitive. If the freshness and stock practices matched the presentation, this would easily be one of my favorite stores in the area, and I'd happily make it a regular stop. As it stands, the gap between how good it looks and the expired product I actually carried out the door is just too wide to ignore. My honest advice to anyone shopping here is to enjoy the atmosphere, but check the date on every single item before it goes in your cart and again at checkout. Freshness should be the store's responsibility, especially for a place that puts the word right in its own name. I walked in genuinely impressed and hoping I'd stumbled onto a new favorite, and I walked out, unfortunately, with no plans to return.