I bought over 2lbs of live clams here and 90% of them were dead. First time here sucks I will not…read morebe returning

Clean store, usually have what I'm looking for especially when it comes to instant noodles.read more

Huge thank you to this location!…read more My wife had placed an order for some party subs for two different days at another location. They majorly dropped the ball and messed up her order and weren't very helpful afterwards. Having to scramble my wife called this location to see if they would be able to help. After explaining what had happen at the other location, the manger of this location felt terrible and wanted to remedy the situation. They not only were willing to help her out by getting the party subs ready in short notice but they also apologized profusely even though they hadn't don't anything wrong. Thank you to the management and staff here!

This is the best Walmart Neighborhood Market around !!! So…read morevery clean and the management and staff are so very friendly and helpful.

I went to WinCo the other day because I was consistently getting subpar fruits and vegetables from…read moreWalmart. This store is clean, well-organized, and offers soooooooo much! I had no idea how much I was missing out by not shopping here. Even the other shoppers were friendly and bantered with you in the aisles. We got a lot of high-quality items and spent significantly less here than we would have at Walmart.

I love WinCo and was very disappointed and hurt yesterday when I was there yesterday to get some…read moregroceries and made my way to the seafood and was waiting for the clerk to ask me could he help me to which he never did, but as soon as a white person stepped up he asked him if he could help him, as if I couldn't afford the seafood. The guys name was ERIC that did this and he seemed 100% intentional. I have been coming to this store for years and this is the first time this has happened so it's not the store it's the employee. So please speak with this person and re train him to help everyone not just white people this is 2026 not the 1800's

Trader Joe's is my weekly shopping stop for fresh veggies, tofu, nuts, tiny avocados and, of…read morecourse, flowers. Such fun to travel to a neighboring state to find my grocery shopping sweet spot. It's a brand I know and love set up almost identical to my local store. No guess work here. Just a cozy replica of home selling Trader Joe's reusable bags advertising Arizona instead of California. What did I buy along side the shopping bags ... almonds, Barebells nutritional bars and New Zealand Artesian bottled water. All TJ essentials. All the comforts of home.

I've been veer twice now since they opened and it's pretty large. Ambiance was typical…read moreTJs hustling and bustling. The parking is ample since located in a mall area. The items were plentiful which is good since they get a lot of foot traffic. Staff were nice and efficient. Overall one of the better Trader Joe's in the valley.

I hope this text reaches the appropriate management personnel because this is an extremely…read moreimportant issue for me. I used to be exclusively a Frys shopper but have switched to Walmart only. This is due to one reason only: an employee on register #1, Tina. She works at the 51st Avenue/Dunlap store. I have stopped by at various times from early a.m. to 10:30 pm and she's always there on register #1 to greet me with a smile. I truly don't think she has any home life because she's always there. If she doesn't receive some recognition or raise for her work ethic and commitment, I would have to rethink my grocery store choice. - Kay Lowe (phxqueen@yahoo.com)

I love this market. It's great to run into when I need a handful of things but don't want the…read morecrowds that go with a traditional Walmart. Produce is usually fresher and they almost always have what I go in for. I like to go early for the baked goods and desserts when they go on clearance. Pretty good selection of grab and go foods in a warmer and refrigerated case. Employees usually friendly and store organized and clean. I've never had a problem with expired Best Buy dates. The best part for me, it's one of the few Walmarts in the area that still sell cigarettes. The only negative, they don't have a deli and since it's a smaller store selection of brands is limited.

Kori was such a great help when I came into the store! He noticed I was struggling to put my…read moregroceries into my cart and immediately stepped in to help me get everything situated. He also asked if I needed any additional help, which I truly appreciated. He deserves recognition for being so hardworking, attentive, and kind. Thank you again, Kori!

The store has very convenient however it can be messy, and the staff seem to more concerned with…read moretheir cell phones than with customer service and when you do happen to get them off their phone, they seem to be very rude. The store could definitely use a makeover as the ground looks horrible all the time even when the store first opens.

I went to this Fry's on my lunch break today. I was fourth in line at the deli. After the lady…read morehelped the three people in front of me, I got up to the front and she decided to ignore me and talk to her trainee for a few minutes. Yes, she was training, but why did she stop serving when I got to the front? There was no one behind me, so that was a bit offensive. Like I, specifically, was unpleasant to serve. I ordered my chicken and went to pay. I had two pre-packaged salads in my hand but she said I couldn't pay for those there. Funny how not too long ago, a gentleman at the deli helped me and told me he could ring up additional items as long as it had a scannable barcode. Ok, fine. I'd like to just take it all and pay for it at the regular checkout. WRONG! I have to pay for my chicken at the deli. It forces me to make two transactions. It forces me to waste more of my lunch break. Oh well, I got back to the office with 5 mins to spare, so its a good thing the chicken was small enough to inhale without chewing.

This store is primarily mismanaged. Because they cut the staff in many places such as Starbucks…read more(Which is what drew me to this store in the first place) I have cut my visists drastically. I hear through conversations management in public spaces that they are loosing business yet they make people not want to come there by cutting working people. Meantime you can at most times find management 3-7 of them just lounging about drinking coffee and carrying on rather than working. If cutting money is such a thingie why not cut those who are doing nothing such as the number of assistant managers instead of actual working staff? I can only assume as I heard once long ago a manager with short hair tell one of the Baristas in the front on my way out to make it look good on paper that the board does not know the sneaky stuffs their managers are doing. What I do see is management not working nor are they really dressed to work. THey are always casually at best making it look as if they are doing work by doing the work casually of the workers. There use to be a management team with a red haired gentleman named David... if I recall correctly his ass manager was David Hernandez and they were not affraid to work. But as for now I see 3-7 teams of women in black all dressed up just laughing and laying all the time with a short dark haired man now, was with another dark haired lady all of which radiate that they are above the workers while they cut workers necessary to do the job. Often now the evening shift is down to 1 person doing the work of min 2 people and some of those managers have had the audacity to go in there and bark at the only person on hand. I understand they are under a union so why is the union not aware of this? As for the prices they cannot compete with Walmart or Winco, the only thing they had going for them was the staff could take care of customers and now they don't even have enough to do that anymore. I think someone in their corporate needs to be made aware and send someone neutral in to review these people... primarily the ones in control. If they want to cut costs start with management.

I am somewhat disabled and need a scooter to do my shopping. The Fry's store on Northern and 43rd…read moreave. only have one or two carts and one broken . I made my shopping quick and in pain to get a few things I needed. We rely on those scooters . Sometimes I won't shop if they don't have any. I like your stores but I will shop at other stores that I know have several for there customers. Thank you.

VERY uncomfortable experience with security today. I was checking out at a regular register with my…read moredaughter when the security guard questioned my 3 YR old daughter first asking if she paid for the Skittles, then questioned me multiple times about whether I had paid for them while I'm trying to check out. The Skittles were literally one of the first things I scanned and were sitting on the register with my other scanned items, my daughter wasn't even holding them. I showed him my receipt since he was so concerned about $1.25! My daughter wasn't even holding them they were on the belt with the rest of the items I already scanned. I didn't even realize he had been watching us the whole time out of the other people at self checkout all I did was purchase a few things of icecream!! Being questioned like that over a $1.25 bag of Skittles while I'm actively checking out was completely unnecessary & uncomfortable!

It's definitely not the same store I worked at 20 plus years ago. But still has its old bones…read more Store is clean, however going in one way you are hit with registers and have to bare a hard left to get into the store they also added those sill little gates as if they do anything except make you feel slow. Store definitely needed a remodel but the bathrooms weren't remodeled the same graffiti from 20 years ago is still on the sinks.

CS is excellent, everyone is pumped and courteous. The new…read morestore is huge with a ton of inventory over an array of departments. A lot of great promotions going on with the Grand Opening. There is. Gas Station, Pharmacy and Patio Store. Love the lighting and cleanliness of this new Marketplace

Customer service was inconsistent. I was looking for Lucerne Half and Half. Aaron did a great job…read moretaking three trips to find my product. He found out that the in-store Starbucks had absconded all the 32 oz. Half and Half. He scored one for me. Aaron gets 5 stars. There was a cashier in training that did a poor job with my check-out. She had to be reminded of my coupons. It is Monopoly season and she was not careful counting out the tickets and shorted me 6 tickets. When I brought it to her attention, she was too busy to apologize and just brushed me off. Safeway would receive a higher review from me, but the outstanding service that I received from one was canceled by the poor service from another. Still, it is my neighborhood grocery store, and I will keep supporting it.

I love Safeway. There's not much to choose from in the way of decent, clean, stocked grocery stores…read morein this part of Phoenix if you ask me. Although I prefer Safeway to pretty much any other grocery chain, I will hit up any store that's nearest to me, because I'm not really that picky. A few months ago, I was looking for Lady Fingers (the light, soft ones) to make tiramisu. Tried 2 different stores that were closer to me, with no luck. Ended up at this Safeway, and they HAD them! It's farther from my house than 2 other grocery stores, but this triumph was noted. A month ago, I was looking for canned pumpkin to make muffins. I realize it's not Thanksgiving yet, but if stores stock crazy pie filling like apricot year-round, how hard is it to keep some pumpkin on hand? Apparently, quite difficult, as I went to 3 retailers and could not find ANY pumpkin. I even bought a can of cooked sweet potato, as I had resigned myself to tweaking the recipe with whatever the hell I could find. On a whim, went to Safeway because I remembered the lady fingers thing, and what do you know!? Pumpkin: they had it. I was in a hurry and irritated and in my 4th store of the day, and it started raining, so the first can I saw was organic, and like $4. I didn't look further for any other cans; I grabbed it and went on my way. **in the checkout lane, I remember ranting to my cashier about my pumpkin hunt, and how excited I was that they had it. This will be referenced later. Two weeks ago, I needed groceries, and decided to go straight to Safeway, as I have had incredible luck there of late. I'm already a fan of that place, but it got better. I had the same cashier from the pumpkin fiasco night, and he remembered me! I was impressed. And that is how I came to love this Safeway.