It's so hard to find pork belly here. This market has it! I…read morebought a 3lb slab. I cut in half to freeze. It was delicious as Asian style braised pork belly and stir fry veggies with rice we'll be back

We typically come here for the meat. It's all pretty good! The butchers are always nice and…read morehelpful. The beans are okay and salsas are good. Tortillas are good as well. They have plenty of options

Such a beautiful place to visit and the coffee is good!…read more It's an open spot and you park in the dirt, the service was incredible. The people were so nice

Excellent taco pollo. Fresh salsa bar. Lovely grounds. Next time, Dole Whip. Large parking. Easy to…read moremanage towing trailer.

Great finds are rare in Yuma and as a butcher, Los Roys delivers exactly what it should..., good…read morefriggin' meat. Los Roys is a no frills butcher and grocer located in central urban Yuma off of Avenue A, making it convienent for most and a worthwhile drive if you live in the Foothills. Their standard beef selection is wet aged Certifed Angus (for those of you who don't know, this grade hovers between USDA Chioce and Prime). They also carry a good selection of lamb, pork, and poultry. On a seasonal basis they'll offer game (venison, buffalo, rabbit) and, although not their forte, they have a seafood selection as well (I got some great Little Neck Clams here once). On the Mexican grocer side of things, the fresh salsa, guacamole, tamales, etc. are all outstanding. I've never left unsatisfied and have had their Tenderloin (I.E. Filet Mignon) a few times, Prime Rib, Pork Sausage, Buffalo, and Clams. The service is outstanding and they've always accomdated my request. You can phone in an order to pick up or have them butcher it for you on the spot. The cost is very reasonable here and well outmatched by the quality of chops and the service they provide. I love having a dependable place for quality proteins, and Los Roys fits the bill.

Their German Sausage with Jalopinos is the best, the regular German Sausage is also very well…read moredone!! Thanks.

I went to Sprouts located on 16th & 4th ave to look for a vitamin that I needed to be educated on…read more Thelma in the Vitamin section was so helpful and knowledgeable, she explained the difference between 2 that I was interested in. It's so nice to have someone willing to help you. Thank You Thelma and Sprouts is Lucky to have you.

Shoutout to Jack at Sprouts Farmers Market! Every time I shop there, he's always friendly, helpful,…read moreand goes above and beyond to make customers feel welcome. Great attitude, excellent customer service, and always willing to help with a smile. Employees like Jack are what keep people coming back. Thank you for making every visit a positive experience!

The new Del Sol Market in the Foothills is owned and operated by IGA, and located on Foothills…read moreBlvd. near the Foothills Bank. It has a variety of basic food items, a small clothing section, school supplies and housewares, Mexican specialty items including a restaurant and a small bakery, and a large selection of fresh meat and poultry. Some prices were higher than Walmart or Fry's. A 5lb bag of potatoes was $2.99 (and $2.94 at Walmart). A half-gallon of Sarah whole milk was $2.29 (and $1.72 for Walmart's Great Value brand). However, turnips were $2.69 each (and $3.04 at Fry's). The boxed and canned items also seemed higher. The family-size box of Cheerios was approx. $1.50 higher than Walmart. Del Sol has a weekly ad which is online and you can also get a paper copy at the door. If you have lived in the Foothills a long time, you might remember that the old Hank's Market used to be in the building across the street from Del Sol. Hank's was also overpriced, but it was very convenient for Foothills residents. In those days, there was only the old Fry's in the Foothills and the Walmart on Pacific Ave. I did not try the restaurant items. They had homemade tamales for $3.19 each. I thought they looked rather small (flat) and I passed them by. Maybe next time. Del Sol is clean, well-stocked, and it is a very pleasant environment. The walking (if you are elderly or disabled) is much easier than hiking through Walmart. I plan to make Del Sol a part of my shopping routine, along with Walmart's curbside pick-up. I bought a half-gallon of milk, 2 large turnips, 2 bananas, 4 avocados, and a 5lb bag of potatoes. The total came to $12.60. They had some beautiful fresh turkey legs -- I'm going to buy one the next time.

Los Burritos Sobaqueros de Carnitas están bien buenos! Definitivamente venimos aquí para las…read morecebollitas, pan, y burritos. - Very good Carnitas Burrito. The food court here is excellent if you're looking for homemade Mexican food.

Cashier extremely rude. Refused to let me give my number so I could use the store coupons for the…read moreorange juice they insisted was on sale for 99cents WITH COUPON hello? jeez Receipt says her name is Zoe.

smart and final wants $1.49 for a roll of breathsaver mints and claims to save you money. compared…read moreto a big box store, you can save $.42 cents for a roll of breathsaver mints which charges $1.08 per roll. according to my figures, smart and final charges outrageous prices on breathsaver mints. many other items are way more costly than a big box store.

Quite a nice market (mostly Mexican items) since it right next to where we stayed so got drinks and…read moresnacks and couple tortillas (to takes him, very yummy and much better than what we have) for cost WAY less. Parking is great, staff are nice and friendly, plenty of varies choices to pick and choose. The market is big and spacious and clean. They do have bakery shop inside and not bad at all. Will stop by to stock up some here before heading back home.

Went here to do currency exchange from USD to Pesos. Maximum amount they do is 850USD. Awsom serviceread more