I swung around one of the side entrances to enter Carefree Marketplace. I noticed a relatively new…read morebusiness who sells pet goods. I don't have pets but it looked like a good spot for animal lovers. I will tuck the information onto my brain for a potential visit in the future when I visit a friend with animals. I visited a major grocery store here. Lots of parking available.

Whether u r there in person or on the phone with them , the service is always excellent. I called…read moreto ask for an item that I needed four of. The person put me on hold and then came back with the answer promptly. Without this help I may have made an unnecessary trip to the store if they were out of it. Why am I so impressed? Because most calls of this nature end up disconnected various times or hung up on. But... Not at Trader Joe's. Thank you.

Trader Joe's is located in The Promenade. I needed some more Trader Joe popcorn. I grabbed some…read morebananas and unsalted sunflower seeds while I was there. It was not completely crowded as usual. Only one person in front of me to check out. Yah! Trader Joe's employees are really nice Shared parking lot.

The Carefree Farmers Market is in full swing. Fall season has begun and the hours have changed back…read moreto 9 AM to 1 PM. There are new vendors. One vendor sold ceremonial Matcha tea with different flavors. Free street parking available.

This was a nice little market on a beautiful Friday morning! I loved that the market was dog…read morefriendly so that my pup could enjoy the day with me as well. There were tons of little booths with lots to choose from. I just wish markets weren't so expensive, it's so hard to try and eat cleaner on a budget. But if you have the money then I definitely recommend it

Find Suzanne's Hot Stuff in Frontier Town of Cave Creek. Spice up your life with some hot stuff…read more By that I mean, hot sauce and salsa. If you're looking for a store that sells burning, hot and mild sauces, this is the place to visit. They also sell dry, rubs, soup, mixes, and small gifts. I got some salsa Verde to put on my tacos. Delicious! Shared parking in the front as well as street parking. Frontier Town has its own Wi-Fi.

Hot sauces and spices galore. Some interesting and funny gear sold here as well (see photos…read moreattached).

This Whole Foods is found in the Chauncey Ranch Commerce Center. I was looking for some cookies to…read moretake home. I saw some oatmeal raisin which is a favorite at home. It was still early and the hot foods were not out yet. The cookies were the winners today. I stopped in the sit down to try a cookie. NIce indeed, a very soft and chewy cookie. I ate half of the cookie and decided to save the remainder for later. Shared parking outside and WiFi.

this is easily one of my favorite whole foods locations…read more the produce is consistently fresh and the selection is excellent. the hot food and prepared food options are also some of the best. there's always enough variety that i can stop in for groceries and grab an actual meal at the same time. but the coffee bar deserves a special mention. the morning staff is outstanding. they're consistently friendly, welcoming and make great coffee. i'm there often enough that the consistency really stands out, and starting the morning with genuinely kind people makes a difference. overall, this location just does things really well. great produce, great prepared foods and an especially excellent morning coffee bar staff. one of the whole foods locations i genuinely enjoy going to.

It's been a while since I have shopped here. Location-wise it is not as convenient as other stores…read more It's huge and, at least in my mind, is not laid out logically. In some areas, it lacks variety. But, my recent stop just blew me away. I came in specifically for produce and was shocked at how much lower Winco was compared to the big-name stores. I still had my receipt from the previous week's shopping elsewhere so I started wandering around, comparing my list item for item. The difference was significant. The bulk section gives you everything from spices (You can buy just a little of something you don't use often.) and they had some interesting base mixes for things like gravy or hummus. I did pass by all the bulk candy. Even though they did it for me, I did carefully check out the Sanderson Farms chicken I usually buy elsewhere and their non-sale price was lower for the same brand and quality. I was looking a little lost and an employee did pop over to ask if I needed help. My cashier was fast and friendly. I'm not a fan of the self-bagging. It feels rushed when there is a long line and the bags are thin. I doubled most. They don't take credit cards. However, in these days of high prices, the minor annoyances are outweighed by the savings. I will be doing my major shopping here next week.

Huge selection of products and produce selection is pretty good, however the employees do not seem…read moreto happy and are not friendly at all. Except for Michelle whom checked me out today and was very professional and kind. Michelle gave great service today.

Can I give this place more than five stars? For some of those who may have migrated here after…read morereading my Buffalo Chip review... yes, this is the Honey Butter Biscuits guy. Also yes, this place gets way more stars than B****lo C**p. Stopped here twice when I was over 100 miles into a bike ride, both times it absolutely delivered. You may ask, how is this Circle K built different than any other? Response: it's not, all of them are just awesome like that. The place passed the basic vibe check, with roller diesels sizzling upon entrance and chill Mucho Mangos desperately jumping out of the cooler at me, ready to quench my rampant thirst. What really blew me out of the stratosphere was the donut shelf. Those puppies are a buck fifty a piece and absolutely BUSSIN. Honey bun and cinnamon roll were quite literally out of this world. On two separate days, they cleared me of the daze I was in and brought me into a state of sugary zen I never thought capable from a Circle K. Now I will have to admit, I got a random flat leaving my bike outside. To quote a buddy, "the Circle K is a cursed location" after he had the exact same experience at a different Circle K. But honeslty, I am too drunk in love to let this seemingly unjust, horrible occurance mar my adoration of this Circle K. I'll just blame it on my stupid tires, or something like that.

Who likes completing surveys out there? I am a fan who will provide my input. I was filling out a…read moreform for Circle K. The survey asked for the location of the store at which point I typed in the information. It said it didn't recognize the store. I double checked the information which was correct. They also asked for a store number. That was the purpose of my visit today. Just before I entered the store, I saw the information I needed posted in the window. I still had the survey in draft form, filled in the store number and was in business. Thankfully I didn't make a special trip as I was headed in this direction. Shared parking.

Wow!!! Not only is this an amazing little store doing hugely great things, but the owner Ben is one…read moreof the kindest I have met. They truly have a little bit of everything Africa has to offer. I highly recommend everyone pay a visit.

This is a great little business. I went in for teff flour and ended up staying a lot longer than I…read moreneeded to learning about the products and to chat with one of the owners, who was lovely. I ended up with the flour and some Eritrean tea that I'm pretty much addicted to now. So good! I'd like to go back to try other things. They have a great assortment of products from all over Africa.