This review should have been for the store at Broadway & Ellsworth. Don't know how to fix that…read more BUT THEY FIXED THEIR CARTS! I no longer need to attach a MULE to get it around the store!!!! GLORY FREAKING HALLELUJAH!!!! I'd give them five stars... but the place is so HUGE with perhaps 60% of the merchandise being stuff I can't eat or prepare food with. It's STUPID BIG. It takes lots of time and energy to find things as a consequence. Make the place smaller, rent out the unused space and you'll have a much nicer customer experience. Use the rent income to give your people a raise.

Been a few years since I've been in the storefront, but we delivered tonight via DoorDash. My…read moreparents always rave about their fried chicken, so we decided to give it a go with a few sides when needing something quick and easy after a weekend getaway. Service is typically friendly and very convenient with doing delivery. Helps beat the chaos of the both the parking lot and store interior as it always gives me anxiety. Check out this location either in person or delivery as the fried chicken is pretty good at a good price, though skip the deviled egg potato salad as very odd with capers!

Was looking for an item and Jacob helped me. What a great guy!…read moreHe asked another employee when he couldn't find it and she yelled I'm on break. I just said thank you to him and later told the store mgr, Kevin what a great guy and employee he had with Jacob. He said he is well aware. Kathy F

I visit this sprouts quite often, typically the deli section. All I can say is all the ladies…read morebehind the counter very nice and very helpful. I usually get a sandwich made and it's always very good. The store itself as well put together and I've never had any issues here. Sprouts is always on the more expensive side however I'm sure we are all aware of that.

Outstanding customer service, Outstanding chicken,corndogs and potato wedges and other foods…read more Liquor store with a huge selection of everything. Staff is Outstanding, professional, friendly and know their jobs well. If you are in the neighborhood, stop in, gas up, grab some cold beverages, great freshly cooked food and enjoy the old fashioned friendly customer service!

When on Apache Trail, you can find this convenience store and gas station, which offers 76 gas. I…read moreremember my dad filling up at 75 a lot when my brother and I were kids, so it's nice to see something familiar in my area of the valley. This station is easy to get in and out of, especially first thing in the morning on the way to work. The driveway area looked clean and ready for customers, not full of wind-blown trash like I have seen at other gas stations in town. That to me says the employees take pride in running a clean place.

I switched to curbside pickup in July 2020. They have completed very few orders correctly. However,…read moreI think they still deserve 5 stars. Most of the time it is a mere slight inconvenience (and not horribly messed up) and I'm more than fine with that (having someone else literally have to grocery shop for me...for no extra fee). When I've been charged for items I didn't receive (I only responded to their feedback requests that you get when you do curbside delivery two times where my order was a bit too messed up for even me) they've made it more than right each time. Considering what grocery store workers deal with...I worked at one (from the day I turned 16) for 7 years and I know what they deal with...I think they're doing a good job overall. I really don't think 1 star reviews for just a handful of bad experiences is warranted, especially in today's world where these ratings can be so damaging.

Nobody ever accused Fry's food stores of being a good place to buy real sushi…read more Michelle and Thiri, the hard-boiled Kaw Ligas who run the sushi outfit at Fry's, have been hard to humor ever since the store opened. We've been "once burned, twice shy" too often with their toxic remarks and non-service. Smiling, being pleasant, offering 'good morning' or paying them compliments will earn you nothing but mean stares, glares, lies and wisecracks. They lie about the sushi, saying they make it fresh. Right on the bottom of the container it says it's from Houston, Texas. They pretend they don't speak English; they avoid eye contact; and they act like they're always preoccupied, as if unaware there are customers who have been waiting thirty minutes or longer to get their attention. It is beyond merely frustrating. The stuff they call "Wednesday $6 Sushi Special" is nothing but ordinary vegetables, white rice and plain salad dressing. It is not sushi, since it contains not a trace of real seafood. (But at least it's pretty to look at.) Stuff they also call sushi includes inedible vegetables with choice of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Cheetos Cheese Snacks or Spam, that dreadful, WWII-era canned blob of salty grease. They swab Spam in corn syrup, then pass it off as some kind of gourmet animal feed humans can eat. Since it was invented, Spam was never anything more than overpriced cat food. All of these droppings are as 'sushi' as chocolate chip hot dogs with anchovies and whipped cream. They hate being asked for soy sauce or wasabi, both of which they skimp on. Wasabi is rationed tighter than gold at Fort Knox, and the soy sauce is cleverly hidden around the end cap of the display, making it hard to find and harder yet to reach. Talk about compulsive cheapskates: even Sprouts proudly places them in plain sight. According to Fry's, these gals are responsible for keeping the café tables clean. When we asked them for a damp cloth to clean up, they gave us two small scraps of paper towel and told us if we need more, go to Starbucks. The 'krab' they sell resembles one of those rubber things you place under a door to keep it from closing. True sushi is made using seaweed, which these culinary amateurs never heard of. Nor have they ever heard of octopus, eel, yellow tail, roe or any other popular sushi varieties. Maybe those breeds of seafood don't thrive in the ocean waters off Houston, Japan. These otherwise attractive ladies sell tons of this counterfeit flotsam every day, to people brainwashed into thinking they're paying for sushi, when nothing could be further from the truth. The only true sushi they offer is salmon, tuna and shrimp, which they keep slicing thinner and thinner. Meanwhile, their prices are higher than a confederate flag at Mar-a-Lago on 4th of July. If you feel stuck in Apache Junction because you can't find real sushi, you have lots of company.

I reaĺy like the AJ Safeway. The employees actually seem to care. The open meet counter is awesome…read moreand the package meat offerings are always good. Their sourdough bread is fabulous. Thank you to all the good Folks at the AJ Safeway for doing an awesome job.

This location has been around for decades and located in the same plaza my family's jewelry store…read moreis (owned by aunt and uncle & previously grandparents). I've been sporadically through the years, but Safeway isn't my preferred grocer as I don't feel like their food/products merits the price point. The location is also fairly rundown, though the service has been friendly when I've popped in and mostly clean. Overall, an average experience and I don't go out of my way to shop here.

8/27/26 I have three…read moreWalmart Supermarket centers nearby that surround me. The Two closest aren't well maintained which translates into not well managed. This location in Apache Junction is just 4.7 miles to my east is my go to. It is extremely clean, very well maintained and stocked. If I have a need to visit a Supercenter I'll go the extra mile or two to feel comfortable shopping. Hands down this is my Walmart Supercenter. I Hope the Management of this store catches my acolyte, it is well deserved. Little town best Walmart Supercenter in the East Valley my friends-SYOY!

I usually shop at a different Walmart, but since this location is the closest to me, I decided to…read moregive it a try. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. Several of the older employees I interacted with were extremely rude and had unfriendly attitudes. They came across as if they didn't want to be there, which made the entire shopping experience uncomfortable. Customer service should make customers feel welcome, but that definitely wasn't the case here. I understand everyone can have a bad day, but the negative energy and lack of professionalism were noticeable. I hope management addresses this by providing better customer service training or ensuring employees who interact with customers are willing to do so respectfully. Based on this experience, I'd rather continue shopping at the other location.

I've always been an Bashas Grocery Store fan and we were happy to have one near our Mesa home…read more Although Eddy sold his chain the legacy and employees continued. Most of the locations are more "neighborhood" stores vs the Megastores. Stores are intuitively organized, nice bakery, Deli, Butcher and produce. This location has a Starbucks adjacent to lunch counter and frequently enjoy a donut and Joe before my shopping begins. The Deli carries Boars-head brand meats which I prefer. I also enjoy how quickly I can get in and out of the store vs being lit most in the Megastore and their long lines. My criteria: Parking is easy! Shopping is easy! Check out is easy!

Zero stars for the self checkout machines. You now cannot pay with cash at all at the self…read morecheckouts! They are all card only. Every other store including Walmart, there is at least 1 machine that takes cash. This is extremely inconvenient for some of us. There is also always an issue with the Bashas' shopper account. Back when you first got a Bashas' account and card, there was no app. Now that there's digital coupons like every other store, you have to use the app, which somehow created a second account when you downloaded the app. So now upon entering your phone number, you have to have an employee select the correct account on the screen. I've heard employees of this store complain and make jokes about California, but this store is turning into the neighboring state they love to hate. Service is getting poor, self checkouts are card only, and problems with the customer account......all you need now is no bags and you're there......trust me, a California resident.

If you've never been to an Aldi, a few things to remember: -…read moreGrab a quarter as you will put a quarter in and get a quarter back when you bring the cart back to lock it back in - Pack your grocery bags - You are your own bagger for faster but still friendly checkout, so be prepared to pull off to bag - The center of the store as what is affectionately called "Aisle of Shame," and be prepared to walk out with something you never knew you needed or a cheap item for the holidays This location is about average size for the ALDI locations that I've been to in Arizona. The selection of items was a bit picked through around 4:30pm on Labor Day Monday. Likely due to the holiday, but still some great items at amazing prices and an overall clean store. Definitely bargains abundant here, but be advised selection compared to a grocery store are significantly less. Example: dozen eggs are priced at only $1.66 and a gallon of milk is only $2.48! Other items to note without exact pricing are Kraft singles are double the price of ALDI brand, and lots of the dairy selection are $1+ cheaper than other stores. All in all, always a great trip to ALDI and I can't wait for German Week to stock up on some of my favorites.

I don't shop at Aldi much on a regular basis. The male employee ringing me up on Wednesday…read moreafternoon this week had a bit of a tone and attitude towards me as I had forgotten my reusable bag at home, didn't have a cart and was trying to figure out options for transporting my handful of purchased items to my car. Instead of politely offering his cart, the attitude in him vaguely offering me his cart was evident in the limited response I received from him. He seemed irritated and frustrated that I even asked for help. Employees at this location do better! we are all dealing with challenges and difficulties in life. There is absolutely no excuse to be rude and snippy towards customers asking simple questions or even asking for help. Not sure I'll be returning going forward

Mesa Store 110 I…read morewould like to take a moment to recognize Stephanie, the cashier, for the way she handled a very difficult situation during my recent visit. The weight machine at her register was not working, and Stephanie was trying to figure out what was causing the problem. Despite the situation and the growing line of customers, she remained calm and professional. She did not allow her frustration to show or create any negative atmosphere for the customers. I want you to know that Stephanie's calm and positive demeanor made a real difference to me. Honestly, because of the way she handled the situation, I decided not to leave my shopping cart and take my business to another store. I also want to recognize Kyle who provided me with excellent help in the bulk section. I was looking for oat bran and some other ingredients, and this gentleman took the time to help me understand the labels on the bulk items. He also explained that I could have an item ordered by the case if I needed that quantity. He didn't have to go out of his way to help me, but because he was observant and attentive, he noticed that I needed assistance and helped me find what I was looking for--and even gave me additional information that was very helpful. Please let both of them know that their kindness, attentiveness, and willingness to help were noticed and genuinely appreciated.

I love this store. I went there for my third time and found what I couldn't at others. Their many…read morevarieties of sourdough bread is delicious too. I find it easy to navigate this store and am always asked how my experience was by the cashiers! Friendly service, great organization, and a wide range of products in a warehouse setting!

I have plenty of grocery stores within a few miles of my home, but I continue to choose this Bashas…read morebecause it truly feels like coming home to visit family. Adam in the meat department always greets customers with a smile and remembers you by name. He even remembers past conversations and follows up the next time you see him, which is such a personal touch. On my latest visit, he helped me with a ceviche recipe and shared cooking tips along with recommendations from their great selection of meats. His knowledge and customer service are exceptional. David in the produce department provides that same welcoming, family-like experience. Keyon has helped me both at the register and in the meat department. He's eager to learn, consistently polite, and always displays great manners. Richie has done an outstanding job building a team that reflects his vision and Bashas' long-standing commitment to serving the community. It's clear that customer service is a priority here, and it shows in every interaction. Keep up the great work, everyone! You make shopping here a pleasure.

So I'm at the CVS just near Bashas, waiting on a prescription to be filled and I need a money order…read moreso I figured I get it while I'm waiting. Drive over to Bashas and go to the customer service desk. There's nobody there, within a minute or so this old a$$ lady approaches and says "how can I help you?" I tell her I need to get a money order, and in a disrespectful tone she says "WE DON'T SELL MONEY ORDERS HERE, OR CASHIERS CHECKS" she told me like I was some loser, I could definitely sense a sprinkle of discriminatory tone in her voice. Walmart, Albertsons, Frys, WinCo sells money orders all day!!! Old B###h, if I was an old white male/female probably would've gotten better service.