Good selection of booths with breads, jams, jewelry, medicinal items, essential oils, leather works…read moreyou name it. Sometimes muddy, sometimes not. Smelly if you go to the yard where the animals are, but that's to be expected! Bonus that they have a handwashing station! Love the little store with eggs and candies! And the food trucks!

Potential but misses it for me. We stopped after eating in…read moreYukon to check this out to bring grandson. Greeted by a one leg goat. Looks kinda cute when first walk in area. Big turkeys wondering free, chickens, lots goats. Old old wood area. Big spider webs everywhere. I WOULD take a broom and knock them down daily if I needed to. So not sure about venders in other reviews. We went into really little shop with few veg, tomatoes, squash, zucchini. Had a few canned items. A one eyed chicken was inside taking poop on counter. Food truck parked outside, didn't look opened. This is a free petting place, just buy food to feed. Just not a clean place. Not a place to take younger kids.

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.

Omg! Their bacon is so good! They definitely have some nice fresh meats, great size, and look…read more Would definitely recommend them. Also very helpful while I was ordering.

From the owner: We are a family owned, OKC based butcher shop providing premium meats to individuals and business…read more You not only get mouthwatering delicious meat, you get specialized service. We cut meat especially for you. Everything we sell is fresh and cut to order. We are here to MEAT your needs.

We've been using them for years to butcher our beef. Always extremely helpful and friendly.read more

I do not recommend. Took me 20 minutes to trim 1 pound of stew meat. My parents were both meat…read moreinspectors for Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, and I can tell you from 20+ years experience with each parent it's the nastiest meat I have ever had. Hamburger meat had so much trash ground up in it as well as bone. The smell of the hamburger while it was cooking was off putting as well. Spend a lot of money to feed an animal or purchase one just to have someone ruin it while it's being processed! I couldn't give zero stats so I had to give it a one. They don't deserve a one either.

The experience here was amazing! It's a locally owned shop with locally grown produce where you…read moreknow where it's coming from, which makes us as a family feel more confident in eating it. Then, the people are wonderful and so kind, and very helpful to answer and help in any way possible. Truly great shop and great prices if you aren't able to get certain produce at other shops that are more expensive.

Wow! We just happen to catch sight of this place today And decided to pop in and see what it was…read moreabout. Really cute shop and very well laid out. Organic local veggies! Granola, soda, pop, milk. And pretty good prices. Service was very friendly. There's also a separate business inside that has coffees and teas and some lunch and breakfast options as well. We didn't try them out today but intend to on our next visit.

So we got tipped off that the cheese here is to die for. It took a while to learn which cheese…read moreexactly and how one must acquire this cheese. But once we figured it out, my world in all its cheesy goodness will never be the same. So which cheeses...queso crema y queso fresco. These are the house made cheeses we're talking about here, not some prepackaged brand name which is sitting in the cases easy to grab. No, these cheeses are not accessible to customers without asking a staff member, interestingly enough. One must go all the way to the back of the store to the meat counter and ask the butcher for the house made queso fresco or queso crema. It's a plus if you speak Spanish, or befriend a fellow customer who may be able to help you. The queso crema tastes homemade. It has that fresh cheese smell. It's great with chips, on enchiladas, tacos, nachos, on a spoon (not kidding), it's great on everything. The queso fresco has a wet salty bite, but not too salty and its the perfect accompaniment to whatever Mexican inspired meal your cooking up in the kitchen. From now on, I'll be measuring all future queso to the standard set here. The bar is high. Come to this store for the queso. They also have a nice small store selection of other common items. The butcher shop is great too. Commonly we'll hit up the meat and cheese here and grab a few veggies, as needed for dinner that night. It's an easy place to run in and grab a few things. It's more of a meat shop meets bodega kinda place. Do your regular weekly shopping elsewhere. Shop here for just handful of specialty items. I'd recommend shopping here in the daylight hours. October 2020

Lots of great deals and ingredients I can't find at other stores. The store is pretty easy to 0read more

Journey was a great help today! She was helpful, courteous, and efficient when checking me out!read more

I love this store! I never write reviews, but I come in here at least once a week. I enjoy talking…read moreto people when I come in there as well Musa is such a good manager he has willingly helped me. And cashier Journey is such a bright young lady I could not find vitamins for my allergies I've been having she helped me find the best thing I think I've ever bought for my allergies it's the sprouts allergy defense liquid supplement. Promote her she is the sweetest things ever would really recommend coming to this store than any other sprouts around here!