A good little meat market, with more…read more The display case was full of fresh-looking cuts, at prices that seemed reasonable. It reminds you of an old-fashioned butcher shop. It is also a mini grocery store with a few essentials and fresh vegetables. It is the perfect stop for the weekend armature pitmaster. A good selection of rubs, spices and BBQ sauce caught my eye. It shares the building with Luke's BBQ. Advice: Eat at Luke's before you go into Meats n' More. It is not a good idea to shop on and empty stomach.

Great people working here now. Not like the rude people before. The chicken special is to die for.read more

One of our favorite places to shop! I love that it's employee-owned and has so many options for…read morebulk buying for spices, grains and candy. It's nice to buy as we need and try new things!

I love shopping at Winco. It's an employee owned grocery store chain that has a huge selection of…read morebulk bin foods- beans, rice, spices, candy, coffee. I come here specifically for the bulk bin items. You can stock up at a great price or only purchase a teeny amount of spices for a specific recipe. The only downside is that you can't pay with a credit card. So plan to bring your debit card or cash.

I do enjoy trying other Walmarts while traveling. We come to this Walmart location about twice a…read moremonth.. this is due to that it is a smaller Walmart than our own hometown Walmart. The small town vibe and personality it holds is true. We haven't had a lot of issues such as "out of stock" product or waiting in a line to try on garments.. These aren't many issues, but when seasons like Summer or Holidays pick up, it is a noticeable motivator. Best times to shop at Walmarts are usually the earliest times in the day and after the peak of season sales... We all love to see happy strangers shopping and letting their kids have some shopping fun too.

They wouldn't even try to see who took my groceries when I left them accidentally in the self serve…read morebagging area. No effort to make it right or even try to care.

The vitamin and supplement section is sheer perfection. Pam is professional and knows her area…read morebetter than any other employees in various locations from here to Texas. Thank her for us. Changed my health with her help

The best fresh selection of meats, veggies and fruits. Any supplement you can think of. Clean store…read morefriendly staff with

This is one of my favorite locations!!! The store is well stocked, clean, and full of friendly…read moreservice. We usually shop here for specialty items.. the lawn and garden items are fun to look at too. Specialty items: flowers, plants, gifts, meats in large quantities, and some soda options.

I used to love Reasors - before they sold out. Now, while the stores are typically clean and well…read morestocked, which is the reason I go there when I am in Broken Arrow (from Muskogee), they are EXPENSIVE. I get sticker shock every time I step in a Reasors. Before they sold out they were not nearly as pricy compared to ALDI or Walmart. We like to get certain things at Reasors, but these things have gone downhill: Kabobs - they are TINY now, which doesn't make sense since they are sold by the pound? We have to buy twice as many of the new childrens' sized kabobs to make a meal. The selection of pork products: fewer options and the chops/ steaks they carry are the more expensive "white meat" or butterfly cuts. I used to stock up on their pork when I came to town, but not now. It wasn't much cheaper than beef, and we all know what that costs... Here is an example on how over-priced they are: I was at the Aspen store yesterday and a 42oz container of Quaker Old Fashioned Oatmeal was an utterly ridiculous $6.49!! I looked it up online just now and the same product at Walmart is $2.98. ALDI's brand is $3.99 (for online shopping). It's disappointing how Brookshire Grocery has ruined what used to be a true home town grocery store chain.

Remember when stores cared about their customers and clerks would stop doing what they were doing…read moreto show you where to find something? They'll also order something they may not carry if you need some. Great small town grocery with a friendly attitude.

From the owner: Homeland - Your Homegrown Advantage. Your neighborhood Homeland offers great value on the foods you…read morelove. You'll find fresh meats and produce, bakery products, a full-service deli, and all the staples you need to keep your pantry stocked. Shop in-store today or order online for pick up or delivery from the comfort of your home. With 36 stores across Oklahoma, Homeland is trusted by the communities we serve.

This place has been going downhill quick, mostly due to it's "associates". This location is packed…read morewith self checkout machines. It also has two "normal" checkout lines. I prefer normal cashier driven checkout, because I do not want any issues with, "you didn't scam this"; or security. Make prices lower if you want me to be your cashier. You can't have it both ways. The normal cashier checkout line is not normally manned. There is a sign saying the line is Open, and to unload your purchases; someone will be out to assist you shortly. I unloaded my cart, and watched 6 "associates" wander past the register without saying a word over a 10 minute period. The young lady who finally came out of the office to ring me up had actually walked by me at the register twice. She was surly and mumbled/talked to herself the whole time. She ignored my greeting when she arrived and while she checked me out, her demeanor and body language let me know I was imposing upon her somehow. Add that to floors that have fresh/wet stains from dropped produce/food. Poorly stacked/stocked shelves and it becomes apparent that there is a lack of ownership or pride in this location. Sorry to see this.

First time shopping there. At check out, the clerk didn't say hello, goodbye, or THANK YOU!!…read more Very rude young man with nasty rolls of hair hanging down. Then, I couldn't get my quarter out of the cart upon returning. Customers go where they are welcome and return to where they are appreciated. I won't be back.

This adventure takes us to Homeland on S.York after my husband got off work last night. This is…read morewhat I consider the forgotten Homeland. I am glad my husband thought to go to it last night though. It was one of the most quite and calm grocery stores we have been to in a very long time. On our way in, we saw a red wasp trying to walk in, lol(it looked like he had a hard day). But we were there to see what this location was like, since we had not been in it, and to check out the pricing. Like I said before, I am glad he thought to go in. We really enjoyed the calmness. We did not feel like we were being rushed through, like at some other grocers, we have gone to. The cashier we had at checkout was very nice, she made our experience in checkout very smooth. It made for a great experience overall.We did manage to pick up a little dinner selection yesterday evening on our trip(After running an errand, we came home and had a couple pulled pork sandwiches from the deli that we picked up,after adding some extra sauce and a little reheat, they were just yummy. They were part of the fresh made daily selection they had).We will definitely be back, for this hidden gem in our very own town.

Overall the store is nice and in no way feels old or outdated. I have grocery shopped here several…read moretimes. Unfortunately, they don't always have the items I'm shopping for. I do believe it could be a supply issue due to the economy trying to catch back up. The items here are also a little overpriced compared to other stores like Reasor's and Walmart. One thing I do want to point out is that Homeland has really good sushi. Their sushi is made daily every morning and is always really good. That's impressive because many places have no idea how to make good sushi.

I hate writing bad reviews. . . Reading my review from 2023…read morewould make me feel bad but 1) there were so many other 1* reviews and 2) my review was completely accurate & remembering that experience made me angry all over again. So to my visit a few days ago: I was majorly impressed. This store, even the PARKING LOT, has been completely renovated. Beautiful wide plank flooring. So many products. Everything on my shopping list was readily available. I don't think diapers, for instance, should be in the middle of "food". 4* for the product placement. Aisles seem nonsensical. To address comments from others in their reviews, regarding the *current* atmosphere. . . .yes, Walmart is often cheaper. And being the HUGE company they are, they have access to a nonstop variety of resources, so sometimes they'll have products more available. But in acquiring those lower prices, consider the possibility of lower quality (produce). Personnel is something business have to deal with. Managers need to keep in mind you can always go elsewhere. And, Ryan (see his review), who was abused by an employee this year! should have gone straight to the manager. The complaints on prices/coupons/ads, etc. It's maddening, and appears to be structured against the consumer. LOL. My recommendation is have a plan and know the rules. Sorry, it may be a little time consuming but it gets easier through repetition. And know (this reality makes utterly no sense to me) the "sales" vary from store to store. This was pointed out to me at the 15th St store a few years back. I was looking for a particular awesome sale item, like 10 limes for $1. A manager came to the disagreement, looked at the ad, and said, "That's only at the store out on 21st". Who knew? That's why you have to choose *your* store online. (If this has changed, I'm unaware). Another tip: shop as soon as possible when ads change, I thought. They run out of product FAST. Hubby took our shopping list on a Wednesday when ads are new. He got absolutely nothing that was advertised. They told him a shipment would be in the next day. I went on Friday and got it all. So I say shop early and still feel validity in that. Hope my experience helps somewhat.

I was visiting for a few days and stopped into this grocery store. I am not from Tulsa, but no…read morecustomer--local or visiting--should ever be treated this way. People deserve better. December 31, around 9:30-9:35 p.m., I visited Reasor's at 2429 E. 15th St., Tulsa, OK 74104, and had one of the most upsetting and unprofessional retail experiences I have ever encountered. I went directly to the checkout counter, paid for my item, and completed my purchase like any other customer. Shortly after, I realized there was a transaction issue and calmly requested a refund so the transaction could be corrected. What should have been a routine customer-service matter quickly escalated into something completely inappropriate. Instead of assisting me, I was accused of stealing, without any verification or investigation. No one checked my receipt. No one reviewed the register. No attempt was made to confirm whether I had, in fact, paid for the item. The accusation came from the security guard, but what was most concerning was the lack of leadership that followed. The manager failed to step in, failed to question the accusation, and failed to independently review the facts. Management allowed a serious claim to stand without evidence and did nothing to de-escalate the situation or protect a paying customer. This was not only unprofessional--it was humiliating. As a business owner myself, I understand that mistakes happen, but accusing a customer of theft without proof is never acceptable. Customer service should be based on facts, fairness, and respect. None of those standards was upheld during this interaction. The entire experience was degrading, unnecessary, and avoidable. I left feeling disrespected and wrongfully treated. I will not return to this location and cannot recommend it to others unless Reasor's makes great improvements in staff training, management accountability, and how customer disputes are handled. And I hadn't received an apology from the Manager. Hopefully, this gets his attention.