This Thriftway Foods in Denver City, TX, has not improved since the last time I shopped here…read more Last time I remember how nice the employees were, but when my daughter and I came in on June 20, 2026 the former friendly service was remiss. On what aisle is the peanut butter? There were no employees around to ask... the one who was did not encompass approachability, marching quickly by us with no eye contact. The aisle marked "peanut butter" turned out to be just refrigerated butter. After spending over $115 on 23 items, you would think the cashier and bagger would be just a little bit nicer. On top of that, after getting home 30 miles away, I realized that the cashier double charged me for the Nathan pretzel dogs. Wow. Those were $10.85 per box of 4. At least there was good parking and plenty of carts.

The manager of this store acts like he hates his job, his employees and his customers. I've never…read moreseen a business person who was more rude and hateful, and in the several decades I've been buying groceries, I've never seen more disgusting, horribly managed meat or produce department. The last time I was in there, the majority of the produce was so wrinkled, dried up, and rotten, it should have been tossed into the dumpster a week ago, and the meat/poultry department was just as bad. I'd rather not risk food poisoning, by paying good money for meat that is no longer fresh and red, or poultry that smells bad. It's only 1/2 hour to Hobbs, and the Dollar General stores in DC have a pretty decent stock of groceries now. I no longer see any reason to even try shopping at this disgusting cockroach bodega. When Dale Carter ran Thriftway, it was always clean and the meat and produce was as fresh as any store within 100 miles. Since Dale handed it over to his daughter's husband, it's no longer fit to shop in, the tiny, pathetic Lowe's in Plains has better produce!

I've never seen a more disgusting produce department in my life. Rotten apples, soft, mushy,…read morewrinkled papayas, brown spinach. If Denver City had a health inspector, the Thriftway cockroach bodega wouldn't be allowed to open its doors! From now on, I'll drive the 36 miles to Hobbs Albertson's, before I even consider going back on that place!

this is the worst establishment I've ever been to the produce was disgusting, and the managers were…read morevery rude

Apparently Seminole Texas has a United Supermarkets…read more I didn't know this until about a month ago when I joked with my brother about where other than Walmart does he go grocery shopping in his new hometown. It is indeed in a very strange location. If you're headed east on Highway 180 from Main Street, access to this smallish grocery store will be on the right. The employees were too busy or unfriendly to interact with me on Mother's Day 2026. But it's a clean, organized store. The produce section was fantastic. On May 10, 2026... Broccoli = $.38 per pound. Garlic bulk = $.69. Good deals. My rewards number works here probably because they are associated with Albertsons Market. I used self-checkout.

A pleasant shop here getting some sliced deli meat and sliced cheese for lunch today. The…read moresupermarket is located just off the main square of Seminole behind the courthouse. There is plenty of parking. The store is in very good condition and considering that it's the only one for a while, the prices were pretty good. Service was pleasant at the deli counter, the aisles were clear and decently stocked, the young lady who rang up my sale was pleasant. There was no trash in the parking lot and the cart corrals were clear. [Review 17429 overall - 440 in Texas - 947 of 2022.]

The people here that work here are awful very disrespect even to their own staff, they also clean…read morethe table with just bleach, not even good table cleaners. the dishes are hardly cleaned. then even clock out co workers early and make them work without pay, very bad excuse for a food place.

If your looking for some delicious food with a side of great service then definitely stop on by!…read more We arrived a little past the lunch time rush so there was only a few other people there. The cashier quickly greeted us and told us a quick rundown about what they had, and where to order. There was so much food to pick from and it was hard to pick just one meal. I ended up ordering half a chicken with mashed potatoes and a potato salad. My husband ended up ordering three crunchy brisket tacos. We sat down and people kept trickling in. Our food didn't take too long and a different employee dropped it off. She was also very friendly and attentive. My chicken was delicious and HUGE. I couldn't finish it, so I had to take it on home. The sides are small, but they also accompanied my dish with a bread roll, some barbecue sauce, and a jalapeño with onions. My husband loved his brisket tacos and loved them even more after he poured some bbq sauce on top. They are also a market so they sell a lot of goods, fresh meat, and dairy. The inside is small but it all flows great. The fresh meat all looked of great quality and prices are reasonable! Can't wait to be back to try something else!

Albertsons in Hobbs is one of the most busy stores in this area. The store is always stocked up…read moreand the customer service is top notch.

Always friendly people and good butchers I love going to this store it's my favorite good lay out…read moreand good deli

Love the customer service! The store was so clean and organized! Best dollar general I've ever been…read moreto!

I went in for 2 items it took a whole 3 minutes to get what I needed. When I walked in there were…read moreabout 8 people in line waiting to be checked out and 1 cashier. I stood in line not moving for 20 minutes and when I noticed there were 2 other employees in the store I asked the cashier if they could come help check and she got very rude about it. One employee was sitting on her lazy rear end in the office. None of them were in proper uniform. I was a manager at dollar general in Oklahoma and dollar general policy is if there are 3 people in line you call another employee to come jump on a register. The customer service in this store was awful I did call corporate. I also noticed the store is very cluttered and not clean. You can't get down aisles. I won't be back.

Stopped by to buy groceries today (10.24.2024)…read more Employees were friendly. Helps if you speak Spanish, but they always have English speakers to assist too. I'm perturbed for several reasons: 1) they rang up a bag of apples to be $4.79 when it was supposed to be $1.99. After quite a wait, that was price checked and changed for me. Cool. 2) got home & noticed the cilantro & the 3 limes ($1) I bought & paid for didn't make it into our bags. I need it for dinner tonight. The staff bagged our groceries for us. So frustrating because it was $1.99 for a relatively small bundle, but I wanted to support La Tienda. 3) flies everywhere! 4) dusty goods! The can of beans I bought was covered in dust as was the others. Could these last two reasons be because the two front doors were propped open? Will be a while before I come back even though I'm in this vicinity at least once per week. My 11-year-old daughter loved this store and how organized it was. She ain't paying the bills, though. Lol.

Although the prices on the shelves seemed high, The Meat was at a good price…read more I give the vegetable section a 6.5 to 7 out of 10 because some of the lettuce looked weathered and old but the shredded family-size lettuce for making a salad was only $2.40 on the bottom shelf in the refrigerated section and looked great and was much cheaper than Walmart 's shredded salad lettuce with their's being over$5.00 for the same size.

Yelp put "Bob's Super Market," but everyone 'round here knows it as Bob's Thriftway…read more It says so on the sign too. It's located within a plaza on the northwest side of town in Lovington, New Mexico. Plenty of free parking. If I didn't live 20 miles away, I would probably be here every day because I like to shop for produce fresh. I was only able to shop for non-perishable items, but the meat market seemed really good. The store was so clean and organized when I was there on November 22, 2024. For the most part, I was able to find all of the ingredients I needed for my part and Thanksgiving dinner plus a few other items. Really nice, fast cashier. The grocery baggers are fast too. Propane out front. Highly recommend.

Produce is always rotten, prices are stupid ridiculous. Thank goodness they're no longer the…read moremonopoly in Lovington. These people are crooks with business's all over town robbing our locals with thier high prices and even higher rent prices.

Here is why I prefer Thriftway over other grocery stores in Hobbs, America:…read more The employees. They're nice. They're efficient. They don't stand around with their hands in their pockets. They actually help you when you can't find something. The prices. They're reasonable and you don't need a rewards card to save here. The meat and produce selections. They're fresh and of quality. The store itself. It's clean, well-organized, and has good signage inside. The only thing I ever disliked about Thriftway is the location--not necessarily within the city, but the way it is tucked off in a corner behind Bealls and Walgreens. Each December, an annual canned food drive (Stuff-a-Truck) happens in front of this store. So they definitely support their community and less fortunate citizens. I may be the only one who remembers this, but Thriftway used to be on Dal Paso St. That Thriftway burned to the ground back in '07. I never learned what the cause was or how it happened, but... Blessing in disguise? Review #70

Excellent customer service. I just wish I didn't have one bad experience that ruined me from…read morereturning. I bought country style pork ribs and the meat was spoiled. Yuck! I did get a refund but I'm hesitant to buy meat from here now.