We were coming to Yuma to go to the DMV and remember the last time we were here that we went to a…read morefood outlet market. I checked Yelp and I found green trees groceries. Wasn't sure if the name of the place previously but this business was just as good. Lots of different categories to choose. Friendly staff. The most important great deals!

Where else can you find even gourmet potato chip brands and icecream but here? I also thank Green…read moreTrees for helping out in the community even just by making so many nice things accessible to most people. Who said you had to be rich to afford nice things? You just have to come to Green Trees Grocery Outlet. Don't pay retail, shop GT. They take credit cards!

It's so hard to find pork belly here. This market has it! I…read morebought a 3lb slab. I cut in half to freeze. It was delicious as Asian style braised pork belly and stir fry veggies with rice we'll be back

We typically come here for the meat. It's all pretty good! The butchers are always nice and…read morehelpful. The beans are okay and salsas are good. Tortillas are good as well. They have plenty of options

I love food city . Very nice employees and they always have…read morelow prices.. store is always clean.

We have been shopping at Food City for a few years and always so pleased with the customer service,…read moreand especially the meat market and the outstanding variety of their meat (marinated chicken is wonderful), found so many other items in Food City that we never found at any other stores. Food City is the store to shop. So friendly, helpful and like shopping here.

Cashier extremely rude. Refused to let me give my number so I could use the store coupons for the…read moreorange juice they insisted was on sale for 99cents WITH COUPON hello? jeez Receipt says her name is Zoe.

smart and final wants $1.49 for a roll of breathsaver mints and claims to save you money. compared…read moreto a big box store, you can save $.42 cents for a roll of breathsaver mints which charges $1.08 per roll. according to my figures, smart and final charges outrageous prices on breathsaver mints. many other items are way more costly than a big box store.

Solid Fry's in Yuma, AZ…read more My wife and I live in Mesa, but when we are in Yuma for the Yuma County Fair or the Yuma Fall Festival, we frequent this store location. The employees are always nice and friendly - even when they see us walking in at 10:50 PM after a long day of work just so we can grab some essentials and stock up our Airbnb or hotel room. Helpful if we have questions and quick to ring up our purchases, we really like the efficiency found in this location. It's nice to have a familiar store to go to when we are on the road. Makes us feel like a piece of home is traveling with us. Definitely stop in when you're in Yuma and see for yourself.

Prices are decent but I do like the store in the Foothills much better. Usually everything is fine…read morebut today may be why I never shop at this store again. Customer ahead of me had a huge amount of items and I waited patiently while everything was rang up and bagging was going on. Customer had paid and stepped away and was placing her bags in the cart while I moved forward to make room for a customer behind me. While waiting, I noticed a bottle of lotion had wedged under the check writing desk and the display screen so I picked it up and placed it with the items that hadn't been bagged yet so it wouldn't be possibly missed. Apparently, that was the absolute wrong thing to do as the cashier got an attitude and yelled " I'm working as fast as I can!" and she kept her attitude the rest of the time I was there. I explained that I just didn't want the item to be forgotten but that fell on deaf ears. Sorry that you apparently hate your job, people and working Sunday but give me a break and everyone else and find a different career.

Lots of very interesting Asian cooking and food to be had there…read more It takes some looking around to see it all, but it's an enjoyable time.

Reminds me of the little grocery stores in Japan. We were craving ramen and this place has all the…read moreingredients to make such a dish. All the noodles and concentrate broth that's impossible to find anywhere other than this store. We will definitely be back for more as our cravings continue throughout the year. 10/10!

Great shop with several Asian foods to choose from. From noodles in packages, noodles in fridge, to…read moresauces, hot sauces, ladles, frozen squish, frozen fish, candy & much more! They also had the viral fruit shaped ice creams near the entrance! There was so much to look at & try. I will definitely be going back & stocking up on goodies! Highly recommend checking out!! They even had pickled veggies in the fridge/freezer section. Store employees were friendly & greeted us at the entrance. The store itself is a bit outdated but it's clean and well organized.

Happy to find this store in Yuma. It has many items and authentic selection of Asian products. So…read morehappy to find ingredients for Asian/Oriental recipes. Also offers serving dishes, pots and utensils for sale. Will return!

The new Del Sol Market in the Foothills is owned and operated by IGA, and located on Foothills…read moreBlvd. near the Foothills Bank. It has a variety of basic food items, a small clothing section, school supplies and housewares, Mexican specialty items including a restaurant and a small bakery, and a large selection of fresh meat and poultry. Some prices were higher than Walmart or Fry's. A 5lb bag of potatoes was $2.99 (and $2.94 at Walmart). A half-gallon of Sarah whole milk was $2.29 (and $1.72 for Walmart's Great Value brand). However, turnips were $2.69 each (and $3.04 at Fry's). The boxed and canned items also seemed higher. The family-size box of Cheerios was approx. $1.50 higher than Walmart. Del Sol has a weekly ad which is online and you can also get a paper copy at the door. If you have lived in the Foothills a long time, you might remember that the old Hank's Market used to be in the building across the street from Del Sol. Hank's was also overpriced, but it was very convenient for Foothills residents. In those days, there was only the old Fry's in the Foothills and the Walmart on Pacific Ave. I did not try the restaurant items. They had homemade tamales for $3.19 each. I thought they looked rather small (flat) and I passed them by. Maybe next time. Del Sol is clean, well-stocked, and it is a very pleasant environment. The walking (if you are elderly or disabled) is much easier than hiking through Walmart. I plan to make Del Sol a part of my shopping routine, along with Walmart's curbside pick-up. I bought a half-gallon of milk, 2 large turnips, 2 bananas, 4 avocados, and a 5lb bag of potatoes. The total came to $12.60. They had some beautiful fresh turkey legs -- I'm going to buy one the next time.

Los Burritos Sobaqueros de Carnitas están bien buenos! Definitivamente venimos aquí para las…read morecebollitas, pan, y burritos. - Very good Carnitas Burrito. The food court here is excellent if you're looking for homemade Mexican food.