The pastrami burger was BY FAR the best burger I've ever had. Chase it with a cowboy cookie and…read moreit's a good day. Service was friendly, fast and great all around. Outdoor seating only but weather was great.

After a walk at Hassayampa River Nature Preserve, we went to have lunch at Capital Farms for the…read morefirst time on Saturday. It was busy and we didn't have to wait too long for our burgers. I ordered a single smash burger with all the trimmings. It was so juicy and fresh and delicious. I also got a bag of specialty potato chips made with tallow which were good. The dessert was a small batch CF M&M cookie which tasted great. I had a Mexican Coke to drink. My husband ordered a pastrami burger and he liked it. We bought a couple of raw meaty dog bones from the freezer as well as a few ribeyes for meals next week. We're buying tickets for their upcoming 2026 Mother's Day dinner and I'm so looking forward to that experience. I love this place and we're coming back tomorrow.

higher and higher prices. unhappy employees who are over worked and not valued. Cramed and cramped…read moreand overcrowded. Every isle is being stocked and full of carts and boxes. you won't save money here

The Safeway store has torn up its floor as it adds more cooler cases and moves merchandise aisles…read morearound. They're pruning trees, adding shrubbery... and have continued to raise prices, trying to sell the idea to customers that everything in the store has to be shipped from the Phoenix area, Horse feathers. Everything delivered to Safeway stores is shipped from somewhere. Everything. It doesn't come from a "one big national warehouse"... it all comes from warehouses scattered regionally and doesn't matter whether it's driven 40 miles across the Phoenix metropolitan area or to Wickenburg. Everything is transported, and it doesn't matter whether the store is "remote" and requires highway driving 26 minutes to get there (it takes longer for Safeway trucks to get to Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Tempe, Surprise, Santan, etc than it does to get to Wickenburg -- and the drive to Wickenburg has far fewer traffic bights than those listed. I had to do some shopping there due to a surprise visit from family our of town a few days ago, and stopped yesterday at a store in Surprise: checking 12 items purchased 4 days ago in Wickenburg, the mean prices of the identical items in Surprise were ~23% lower in Surprise. The Wickenburg manager this morning explained the price difference is due to shipping its stock long distances (a lie)... then insulted me with stating that senior citizens and veterans can both save on groceries one day a month... as if the veteran and retired community will wait to do their shopping on only two days per month. Interesting that over 65% of Wickenburg residents are retired (even higher percentages in towns like Congress, Yarnell, Kirkland)... yet Safeway prices are escalting even higher than the rate of inflation. All the work done to update the Wickenburg store's internal and external appearance ("image") is little more than putting lipstick on a pig.

Lady who answered the phone is rude and not respectful. She could have been nicer when verifying a…read morepatient's information/medications but when called out on it she argued and was defensive.

Prescriptions are always ready on time. The turnover last year was terrible as far as working with…read morethe former employees but I only care about getting my prescriptions refilled on time. The staff there now are very nice and we have a favorite who's been there a long time! Getting great service is a two way street - be nice who's working behind counter & you'll get that back! Better than Wickenburg Hospital!

I have been going to a Circle K somewhere for over 40 years. They have reached a new low The sign…read morewhich digitally shows the unleaded gas price now flashes 2 prices. When these Circle Ks purchased new signs they easily could have put an additional display to show the cash and credit price at the same time. No, they wanted to deceive. I am going to try not to buy anything at Circle K again. We have a far superior alternative in Maverick. In other areas there are Quick Trips, Speedways, Arcos and others. Good bye Circle K

I was driving to CA from AZ and wanted to grab some gum. I was with my parents (who are 57 and I am…read more24). I left my ID in the car but we went inside with my parents and we grabbed a bit more than chewing gum. One item my mother grabbed was a canned alcoholic beverage she wanted to try when we got to CA. When we went to check out, I stood with both my parents. The cashier refused to sell us the one alcoholic drink since I did not have my ID on me but I was with my parents. I have gone to many grocery stores, liquor stores, and convenience stores in my life with my parents and they have bought alcohol and I've never been asked to show my ID. There is no laws in AZ that states that you have to check the ID of everyone in the party, as long as there is one person who is 21+. Also in AZ, people under 21 can accompany someone 21+ into a bar but apparently can't buy ONE alcoholic drink at a gas station convenience store. I did not appreciate the rudeness of the cashier (who was an older lady). What if I was a minor and accompanied my parents since they would not want to leave me outside? Would they not sell it to them because I needed to be 21? Does not make any sense. Do better. Will NEVER stop at this location ever again and do not recommend anybody to come here unless you want to be unlawfully hassled for no reason.

This place has been recommended multiple times so we decided to make the drive and try it out…read more We ordered the breakfast burrito, biscuits and gravy, and a pancake. All of the food was very good. I would consider myself a biscuits and gravy snob and I believe it's the best I've had in AZ yet. Highly recommend. The pancake and burrito were great as well. The staff were awesome and for a Sunday morning we didn't have to wait in line and the food came fast. We will definitely be making the drive up to wickenburg again. This is not restaurant related but I would recommend going on a Saturday instead of Sunday, because more shops are open and you can do more than one slower Sunday.

Quaint little breakfast and lunch restaurant with great food and service. I had the flat iron…read moreomelet with tater tots. Delicious. Ambience was cute and decorated cowboy Americana. Would recommend and would go back. Minor drawbacks, men's bathroom was dirty and they allowed non service dogs into inside dining area. The waitress was super polite, thorough and engaging, Thank you Horseshoe cafe.

This place is literally in the middle of nowhere...and thank God LOL It is a shining beacon of hope…read morein the middle of nuttin...loooooong arse drive from OC, CA to the NW Boonies of AZ...and this is a great place to stop, know that you can use the "facilities" if needed and not have to worry about filth or scuz...get your grub/drink on, get gas, and be greeted by genuine, nice and friendly people/workers...THIS PLACE IS ALSO SPOTLESS. SERIOUSLY for the middle of nowhere when you're expecting God knows what from some horror movie-side of the road podunk town gas n sip...this place always smells of bleach, clean atmosphere, all the latest sundries (food/drink/necessities) after a long drive. JUST GREAT!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for ALWAYS being great and friendly and there/open in the dark-thirty drives!

Stopped here for a break going to Prescott. Very surprised at the fresh subs. Meat was plentiful…read moreand salad was fresh and crisp.

Super nice and friendly people! They actually have almost everything you need, the prices just…read morecan't be beat. The manager is nice and helpful when we asked for a product he didn't hesitate to check the back for us. staff is amazing and they're working through the pandemic amazing, a really great place to shop!

Can't believe I am the first to review this place. Until about 8 months ago this place was managed…read moreand staffed by friendly and helpful local people. For whatever reason these people were replaced by unfriendly, not local people. Partially by habit and partially by the price of the beer, I endured the markedly different attitude. Recently the supposed manager working as a checkout clerk got tough with me over how I showed him my ID. I complained to him and got more toughness. I complained on the receipt survey and I complained directly. No answer from any of these. They lost this customer

Traveling through Wickenburg from Phoenix and realize we forgot our prescription at home. We fill…read moreour scripts at Bashas in Phoenix. I called and spoke to a gal at this store, gave her our info and she told me to come right down and they would give me my 3 days worth while I am away from home. Awesome quick customer service and so friendly. Now we don't have to worry or check our blood pressure, we are ready our getaway! Thanks Bashas Wickenburg!!!!

Tsk, tsk, Bashas. I'm not letting this one slip by me without a review…read more On 08/15/12, I went to Bashas at my usual time, about 6:30pm to pick up some dinner. As I walked in the door, I saw one of the butchers standing about 15 feet from the door, smoking. All I needed from Bashas was a chicken breast and some pico de gallo. I walked back to the Meat Department.... no butcher. I thought, surely they have another staff member watching the counter while the one guy is on his smoke break. I rang the courtesy bell. No one came. So I decided to go to the Deli to pick up my pico de gallo. One woman was hurriedly scurrying about behind the counter. She did not greet me nor stop for about 5 minutes while I stood there in disbelief. She spit out "be right with you, I'm busy" about 7 minutes into waiting. There was no one else at the Deli or Bakery to assist her during "peak" hours. Finally, after about ten minutes of waiting, I finally got to order my pico de gallo. As she went to ring me up, I noticed a SWARM of flies over by the heat lamps. Not one or two, like.... 2 dozen. I was SWATTING them away. I quickly grabbed my pico and h eaded back to the meat department. Still no butcher. Again, I rang the courtesy bell. No answer. I asked a man who was mopping the floors to please get someone to help me. The butcher walks in from his smoke break (arguably a 15min+ session), DOES NOT WASH HIS HANDS, gloves them and then gives me my chicken breast. I realize he has gloves on but come on. That's still nasty. Your grubby bare hands are going from nicotene stick to mouth for 15+ min and you don't wash up? Health code violation. Even with the gloves. I think maybe I'll stick to Safeway for my meats and deli products from here on out.... someone hand me a barf bag.