Homeland is a wonderful. The people who work there learn your name and welcome you to the store…read more They exist to help their customers. I love what they are doing with the program to get more people eating whole, fresh foods. If you are on food stamps (SNAP) and are willing to make a small effort, one can come near to doubling your benefits. Basically every $20 spent on a daily basis for foods other than fresh produce will result in a $20 coupon for fresh produce. The key is to shop and keep you purchases as close to $20 as possible. Most cell phones include a calculator. I make of list of what I need, I check sales ads to see if anything I need is at a sale price and make my purchase, then I keep my fresh produce separate (note: packaged salads that contain cheese, nuts, dressing does not count as fresh produce) but go for all other fresh produce. And if you don't see it out, don't hesitate to ask for assistance; they get new deliveries all the time. Love the people, love having a store that offers fresh deli, local bakery, and fresh beef and dairy. And the produce is the cherry on the top of the cake! I was thrilled when I saw three children picking out what they wanted and calculating price per pound for their favorite items.

My favorite grocery store in Bartlesville. The people that work here are very pleasant. They are…read morevery helpful. The store has good selections, good sales and its my neighborhood grocery store. This is my first choice for grocery shopping every time.

Today the store shelves are not full but I found everything I need inside the store. So my shopping…read moreexperience was decent. Usually I order online and schedule pickup but technical difficulties prevented that. So to summarize 1. Low stock, 2. Technical difficulties with app... But what got my goat was the healthy Walmart employee I saw park in the handicap space closest to the door, look me right in the eye and speed walk right into the store. As I was checking out I saw the same employee in the self checkout area eyeing customers. The experience with the employee bothered me so much I'm writing this negative review. You might say let it go but I could have benefits using that space. I'm recovering from a stroke and I'm using a walking stick to manage my balance as I walk. I couldn't have parked there, no placard so no big deal you say. I say it is a big deal. Walmart should want their employees to show a higher standard as they represent Walmart. This employer has as placard displayed in the windshield no no law is broken but there was not a disabled person exciting the car and this Walmart employee just wanted a close parking spot. I'm disappointed that although no law was broken Walmart doesn't have a policy regarding able bodied employees using handicap parking simply to be closer to the door.

Just went in and as I tried to check out I was told that they don't have cash registers open so I…read morehave to use the card only even though my entire reason for being there was to load money on my card so I could pay my bills, The cashier then tries to load money on my card and then tells me she has no idea what she's doing. I start getting complaints from behind me because I'm holding up the line. I'm sorry that money services are not open. She calls the manager over who then proceeds to make up a bullshit lie on the fly about how those services just aren't open and I need to come back at 7:00 when the entire time i've been listening that she's been trying to deal with some type of cash issue " something to do with Big Bertha" in the back and it's very clear she just doesn't have time to deal with me. I remark "man, it's kind of funny how you guys love to make up bullshit like this on the fly huh as I walk out and I can hear the manager mocking me behind my back. So I decided to go to front desk and ask to file a formal complaint. She then tells me she's the manager on duty and keeps doubling down on her bs. I tell her to f off and walk out and leave my cart on side of service desk and as I walk out she tells me I'm banned. Man I fucking hate this store.

Love this store!!!…read more PROS: Even though it's very very small, the variety is outstanding. Seriously, it's almost as good as a Reasor's. The fact that it's small means you're not spending 15-20 minutes going from point a to point b like you are at Walmart. Prices are decent. They honor the Homeland weekly ads so if you purchase items that are in the ad that week, you're getting some really good deals. The staff is very friendly even though they do seem to have a high turnover. CONS: The produce and meat departments are run by professionals that have been doing their jobs there for years so if you have questions, they can answer them. Unfortunately the dairy and frozen food departments have a revolving door of head clerks so those areas can be hit or miss as to whether something is in stock or not. Some days the dairy department looks like a tornado hit if: broken eggs all over the place, empty shelves, expired milk, etc. I'm giving them four stars out of five. I definitely prefer shopping here versus Homeland or Walmart.

I went to the store for my daughter and she sent me with her food stamp card, when I got to the…read morecheck out it said insuffiecent funds. I told the manager I could only get 4 items iut was all I had cash for he stood there lookingndown his nose at me and would not ring up the 4 items. I repeated myself 4x before he did. I was so humiliated me and my granddaughter could not get out of there fast enough. I will NEVER go back to that store even though it is closest to my home. I am 62 trs old my daughter is disabled so I have to shop for her and I have never been treated ike this!

Excellent inventory and at good prices. The staff is knowledgeable and is always polite and…read morehelpful and happy to explain all the products. If they don't have an item I want they are always ready to order it or help me find it somewhere else

We have always loved Billie's. Highly recommend going there. They have helped us with a LOT of…read morestuff over the years.

This Aldi was renovated in 2019 so is pretty nice inside…read more I like shopping here for the great prices and fruit/veggies that are fresher than other local stores. The employees are also friendly and helpful. I bought a bottle of wine that was rated 89 by Wine Spectator! You should know you need to bring a quarter to release the grocery cart for use. Also- bring your own bags.

Service was good, ordered the melted meatball pizza…read more Watched a gentleman throw the dough up and up and up, to get it ready to bake, I guess. Think he overworked the dough by the chew it had when it became my pizza. The meatballs? Were shredded pieces of meat? Spread barely across the pizza, there was hardly any. The dough was so thin that the first piece I picked up my fingers went through. It had mozzarella on it, I didn't see the shredded parmesan. After eating 4 pieces of the pizza, I realized I was still hungry. And this measly thing wasn't going to do it. Very disappointed. The flavor is all there, but just no toppings to mention. Oh and I saw two or three thin mushroom slices. The atmosphere was great; it was cool inside and darkish. Around 3Pm early afternoon on a Wednesday.

Not a good experience. Didn't know what they had. And then I didn't receive what I ordered. I would…read morenot recommend it.

Shop there often and never been disapointed. Always found what I needed and lots of times things I…read moredidn't need but couldn't pass the bargin prices. The workers are always friendly and helpful.

It's in a convenient area for us to go pick up ingredients or a quick snack when we don't want to…read moreeat out. Unfortunately I have to say it's not the cleanest stores I've shopped in and the product selection is lacking. If you want a good sale on cheese, you'd better be prepared to buy 8 packages of whatever cheese you need. The lighting and the smells do faintly remind me of a nursing home, perhaps that's due to whatever cleaning agents they do use. Still, they do have the best grocery store rotisserie chicken. It's juicy and has a nice, crisp skin to it. Usually get the plain chicken to toss in with salads etc. Also the "Crispitos" are really tasty and cheap (99c) if you're looking for a quick unhealthy little snack. I think I ordered 4 last time I was out! Pics attached are brownies made from a box of Ghiradeli turtle mix purchased from Homeland.

This is a true gem in the community. Fresh meat cut to your specifications and served up with a…read moresmile. Carry cash if possible but the take cards and snap.

I live 45 min away but prefer Pecks over all. They take pride in their products and service.read more

For the vibe, this is a great place. Very casual and chill and relaxing. It's been a VERY long…read moretime since I tried their coffee but I remember it as good. I stopped in for lunch recently. The roasted apple salad sounded interesting and was recommended by an employee. The flavors were interesting and the mango vinaigrette was amazing but the spring mix was a little limp. I ordered an ice tea too and it was a bit weird tasting. It might have been their special brew... ?? I would stop back and try a panini next time! There's some interesting products here too like local honey and handmade soaps (and other things).

It's the most healthy place to eat in Bartlesville. They have all kinds of drinks. It's clean and…read moreif you need something healthy to take home as in food, vitamins or minerals then pop inside and get anything you need to supplement or cook healthier.