They have great, healthy products that can serve any dietary restriction. The staff is very nice…read more Will be coming back for sure!

Excellent selection of healthy food and special dietary needs ! Prices were very reasonable !read more

I've been shopping at Frys ever since moving here in 2004. I've learned when the best times are to…read morecome here to avoid the crowds. I have a loyalty card, which helps me save 10-40 cents a gallon of gas when I tank up. Shop before 8am or after 8pm. Avoid the first Wednesday of the month as that is when retirees flood the store for their 10% discount. The deli isn't stocked until 10:30, and no baked chicken until later. I do like their deli offerings. Best deals for that is late afternoon. I find their meats and chicken cheaper here than Safeway. Always check the ads. They often have unannounced specials. The aisles are wide enough for two carts to move through. It can get crowded in the vegetable aisles, though. I wasn't crazy about the company switching to self-check lanes. I prefer a large load to be checked by an employee, rather than me being watched by a high schooler. There are usually two lanes with employees for that, but they can get long. Parking is plentiful.

I've applied for cashier position on two occasions in recent months. I am told by the actual store…read moremanager to "please apply yes yes yes we are hiring". Then I'm told by another manager they're not hiring when I called to follow up on both occasions. So unprofessional! Then I get an email from corporate saying they've gone with another candidate. Why would they go with another candidate if they weren't hiring? If you're looking for a job, do not bother with this store, you will only experience disappointment. I've shopped Kroger stores for 20+ years, this Kroger store is an insult to the brand. I have experienced the self check out areas to be quite dirty, especially the platform area. I've worked in the cashier realm for over 30 years, it is quite easy to keep up with cleaning those areas at least hourly during the peak hours. It's just NASTY, as well as quite unhealthy for everyone! I mean DUH!

Only 5 registers total and only 1 or 2 open at a time during busy hours. It is half the size of a…read morenormal grocery store. Walmart in the same town has more choices and much better prices.

Like the majority of Safeway's we've been to in many states the lines are a turn off. They'd make…read morea sale if the hot dinner selections wouldn't cool by the time I paid.

This store is huge and has a lot of variety. The swimsuits aren't great, with even older women…read morepassing by and remarking out loud the swimsuits designed for them hurt to look at (they did). There were so many people shopping, my anxiety was very quickly triggered. If not for that, I might have taken more time to walk the store, but I still found what I needed.

This Walmart is absolutely terrible the people at the customer service counter are absolutely no…read morehelp they should all loose their jobs

Food City has so many yummy foods. Love their Mi Club. The store is always super clean. The young…read moreman Martin that helped me with the mi Club was so nice. Thank you again.

This store is locally known as the "Mexican grocery store." It sells a vast variety of chilis and…read moreother spices popular in Mexican dishes. If you enjoy preparing Mexican food, this is the place to stock up. The bakery also makes delicious Mexican sweets. Meats and dairy are cheaper here. The interior is not as bright or colorful as the town's other two grocery stores. It's an older building. But the aisles are wider, so there's more room for carts, as this place gets busy during lunch hour. There are no self check-out aisles. My friend uses the pharmacy. She says it has the best prices in town. Customer service can be brisk at times. Student baggers work during the day, but at other times the cashier must do the bagging. This can delay the line.

I used to be a Target shopper when I was in college last century. Back then the name was pronounced…read moreTarJAY. K-Mart ruled the retail shops and Walmart was only in the South. But now I'm in the Southwest and the Target store in town sits near a major intersection looking neglected. There are always cars in the parking lot but most of them are for the Pizza Hut and Starbucks near the front entrance. I stopped by this place, finally, two days ago after work. I was looking for a cellphone rack to place in the classroom. Walmart didn't sell it and I came here. (Target didn't have one, either.) And then I remembered why I don't shop here anymore: there aren't any employees in the aisles! In fact, there were few people in the store and the largest crowd was at the pharmacy. Most of the employees were standing guard watching customers self-check out. Another reason why I won't shop here again (at least during the school year): most of the people inside the store were teenagers just walking the aisles looking at stuff. One teen recognized me and then two more. Next time I go to this store I'll wear a full-face mask and wig. I will add that the shopping cart I had rolled along flawlessly and the floors were clean and shiny.

We stopped here just before returning home. Mostly to walk around but also to see if there was…read moreanything we needed while we were here. The store has easily accessible parking, it's clean, and spacious. I wouldn't say a lot of items are worth the price when you can get the same branded items at other corporate chains, but I found a tote I needed at a reasonable price. Something I really thought was cool though is that their mascot (Bulleye) is now branded onto some merchandise, including as infant toys. No lanes were open besides self checkout, but the cashier running the self checkouts was friendly and social. I have mixed feelings about whether I'd recommend this place. As a store, it's better than most, but with the political climate and boycotts happening, that's really up to the customers to decide whether this is for them. It's on the pricier side anyway, and there really isn't much in the way of fashionable clothing for women that doesn't throw me all the way back to the early 00's. If you're seeking pet supplies like litter or food, you're better off going to Walmart, Frys, or anywhere else with ads and lower prices. Not a bad experience though. The book section, as always, is still pretty awesome.

For the people, the staff and employees, at this Safeway, out of five stars I would award at least…read more10! As is the norm in Cochise County, the people are friendly, gracious, helpful, and even efficient. But prices? It is possible this grocery is the most expensive in at least Sierra Vista. However, the variety of products is probably larger than any other grocery, the quality is as high as or higher than any other grocery. And the various Safeway brands are as good as or better than possibly more-famous brands -- and usually cost less. And that's the way to shop at Safeway: read the advertisements, including the e-mails (yes, do sign up) and the weekly flyers sent out by the local paper (they usually arrive on Tuesdays), note the sale items, and, above all, hunt for the marked-down items. (There are two separate shelves in the back right-hand corner, one for just pet items!) As you peruse the aisles and shelves, watch for "close-out" and "discontinued" signs and stock up if you can. I will shop here as often as I can because I know of no other store that carries daikon radishes. Oh, this store has a nice section of allegedly organic produce, and Safeway carries a large number of O organic (house brand) products. I don't consider that very important but I know a lot of people who do, and they will appreciate this choice and, most likely, also be able to afford the organic items. There is a deli department where one can buy some nice, and even very nice, sub-type sandwiches. At reasonable but not bargain prices. But also available there is some delicious chicken. The roasted chicken was marked 'way down when I was there last and the very nice guy working urged me to try the fried next time. He even bragged about it! (It's so good to hear employees, at any and any kind of store, proud of what they're selling.) In particular he compared it to a specialty restaurant, and actually contrasted his product and especially its price to that restaurant. So, OK, next time I will try the fried. The roasted really was deeeelicious! The nearest to a complaint I have is that the aisles are too narrow. Two carts can pass each other, but just barely. And when the oblivious or unthinking customers park in the middle while perusing the shelves, it's bothersome. However, since the people of Cochise County are the nicest in these United States, as soon as they see someone trying to get by, they usually quickly move over and even apologize. (Nicest! Honest.) Oh, one other possible complaint: In the soda department, there are almost no diet flavors. Maybe if enough people mention it, as eager as are the personnel of this store to be helpful, the corporate bosses will wake up and stock the diet flavors. The Refreshe brand is as good as any, in my opinion. As I said, I'll go back. The employees alone are enough to get me to return.

Absolutely terrible with pre order pickup. I usually avoid this specific Safeway at all costs, but…read moregiven I was in the area, I tried again to pick up my order. Once again, they failed. Got home and unpacked the order to find 19 of the 53 items ordered were missing... NEVER have this issue at any other Safeway, just this one. If you shop there and do pre order, be sure to check it!!

I saw the delivery truck on Saturday. As of yesterday, Thursday, still boxes in aisles, merchandise…read morenot on shelves. I keep calling. I even offered to stock their shelves! Clerk said corporate cut their hours and staff. But really? It is not a super busy store. Seems they could be stocking shelves between customers. I am over it. It's a war zone looking store, boarded up front door, junky aisles. Nothing neat.

Good store, lots of items, great location saves you a trip to Sierra Vista, good hours open late,…read morevery cheap prices. Only negative is sometimes they have boxes in the aisles, sometimes they run out of stuff (which they stock back up in a day or two), and they only have one register open and the line gets long sometimes, but the workers are competent and fast and check people out quickly. Never waited more than 5-7 minutes even with 3-4 people in front of me. Plenty of parking. (Off topic. The rear of the building is a great place to view the sunset if you happen to be there at the right time.)

I first stopped in this place two months ago. I just happened to be in the area and went to buy…read moregroceries. I was surprised that the prices on many things were cheaper here than in the Sierra Vista store, where I normally shop. The aisles were clean and people respected each other. It's a smaller store and they have less of everything than the one in Sierra Vista, but there's always a cashier to help you out. I stopped in again yesterday, coming back from Tucson. The garden center had bare-root blueberries and grapes already for sale!

They won't stop people from breaking the rules by having customers bringing in non service Dogs in…read morethe store.