I love this Sprouts market. It is clean and well stocked. I love getting my fresh produce at this…read morestore, as well as specialty items that are not often available in other stores. The staff is always friendly and helpful.

Dont come here unless you want to be racially profiled. Came in for feminine hygiene was followed…read moreto the register by an employee then he proceeded to hover behind me while I checked said he was "working in place of security" pretty sure regular staff is not security or loss prevention nor are they allowed to harass paying customers . The attitude that was coming from him and the other employees was overly aggressive and hostile. This was not the first time this has happened while I was shopping at this location. This is racial profiling and targeting, crazier thing is I've seen the homeless community steal from this store an insane amount of times. Start harassing the actual thief's and not regular customers. Not only that the conversation that these workers have are disgusting and disturbing, keep personal and hostile opinions of others at home.

It's very hard to find authentic stuff from India in Arizona. The Hindu and Sikh communities are…read moresmall, but thankfully this store is here!!! So glad to do business here and we love the ever changing selection. If you enjoy cooking India style, here's one great place to buy your supplies!!!

Owner is rude and judgmental every time I go. The store is lacking many basic ingredients which…read morethen requires me to have to go to another store. Pricy for what's there as well.

Located on Main and Grant, this Tucson local spot is a must know place for you whether you use…read morethese resources on your own or you recommend them to someone else. It's got a little of everything quite literally and prices vary from cents to perhaps $50 or below. You can find everything from organic, gluten free, vegan, name brand, Walmart, natural grocers, etc etc etc. I mean it's endless. BUT Yes the but. Since this is a store that takes particular things such as, but not limited to, expired items, 'past due', damaged, 'not sold anywhere' and more, you get what you get. No guarantee that you'll get the same thing if you come back another day unless they are stocked up well. Meaning, just cause you got the exact tissue you normally get at a store for 11.99 but for 3.99 here, there is no guarantee you will get it again the next day. What's here is here, so when it's sold out, it's sold out. Pasta sauce, ketchup, organic maple, chocolates and candies, drinks, house cleaning, bbq stuff, furthermore, makeup, hair care, first aid, clothes, shoes, art supplies, decor and more. Great prices and fun to browse, but maybe start here and get what you can then fill it where you normally go.

You have to be very careful with what you buy there especially with expiration of food and candy…read moreand the owner can be rude with people

Let's face it, grocery shopping during the COVID19 age is stressful. You have to navigate the…read moreever-changing social distancing rules while busy keeping gems away. Merit Foods is the solution! You can get good quality meat and fresh veggies without getting out of your car! I ordered the frozen protein box and produce box, probably enough to last us for weeks (and many supermarket visits saved). You can get their Facebook page for items. The ordering process is clunking though. I left a VM with my order but no call back, so I drove down. There are signs on the front door saying don't enter, wait outside and someone will come get your phone number. It did after about 3 minutes. Waited in my car and another 5 minutes later, a nice lady called, took my orders and credit card numbers (visa and master card only). The fresh protein box was already sold out and they needed 30 minutes to put the veggies together. Hung out in my car listening to podcasts so no big deal. When time's up I pull my car to the loading docks. Boxes were ready but still had to wait 5 minutes. I think they couldn't find the credit card recipe. Anyhow, the nice young man put the boxes in my trunk and off I went! I wish they'd streamline the process. It's a distribution place and they're not used to dealing with consumers. All the employees are very nice and I'm happy to support this local business again.

I have used Merit Foods for over 15 years and have always valued the relationship. The sales reps…read morehave always been knowledgeable and very attentive to our needs. John Eichman is our current rep and he is very good at taking care of our needs.

Cozy and stocked with a bunch of lil bottles and bundles and salves. You feel like you walked into…read morea wee cave because it's off the path and shaded- It's in a little cubby after a beautiful stucco area which immediately feels cool and calming from the Main Street.

Absolutely NO offer to assist. Two employees just being avoiding. I believe the reviews on here mu…read moreGo elsewhere.

Only place close to downtown area that sells prickly pear products- I noticed Cheri's desert…read moreharvest products are stocked in other gift shops (western national park assoc) and online so was able to read up on the products. (And skip the shipping fee : D) Shop front was a little invisible amidst the warehouse-y looking area but cute little area inside right next to where they make their products - shelves full of cactus marmalade, prickly pear syrup (for drinks/lemonade) and of course prickly pear candy. The store also had Arizona red lime jelly- thought that would be interesting to try. Fast and friendly lady helped check me out! Got too excited and forgot to take pics of the store They also sell organic versions of their marmalade and jelly candies.

As a Tucson native I have used Cheri's prickly pear syrup several times; it's not as good as our…read morehomemade syrup, but I always thought it tasted ok. When we planned a trip back to the East Coast to visit family. We considered bringing some of our homemade syrup, but due to carry-on restrictions we decided not to do that, and to order some from Cheri instead. On 21 May I received an email saying that they had received my order, and had charged my credit card on 24 May. I paid for Fed Ex delivery hoping that the order would arrive when we did for our vacation back East. We ended our visit on 28 May, but the delivery had not been received. It was a bit embarrassing to have promised the gift and to be there visiting family without it. Fed Ex delivery was supposed to be between 4-5 days. On 4 Jun my family texted and said that they had still not received any order; I emailed the company, but no response. On 9 Jun, I phoned. The customer service person said that something weird happened to my order. Apparently they had run out of the stock and could not fill it. But a couple of days later when their stock was received, my order was dropped from their list. I explained that I had ordered express delivery hoping for a delivery at the end of May. (It was finally delivered today, 14 Jun... more than 3 weeks after ordering.) He said that he "hated to be so blunt" but there was nothing that he could do. I hate to be so blunt, but I wish I could delay my payment to this company by three weeks. I emailed asking for a refund of my $25 Fed Ex shipping, and I'll update if I hear anything. My recommendation: don't order from here. I think their syrup will be leaving a sour aftertaste in my mouth due to this poor customer service. Edited: who knew that so many people have had the same experience as me with the online ordering process from this company? I see several reviews from people on Google and Yelp with the same experience.

I remembered hearing that there was a Ukrainian market in town, but it took a bit of internet…read moredigging to find it... It's a super cute little market with a really nice variety of items. Prices are about what you'd expect--which I'm happy to pay for items that you can't find anywhere else in town (including my favorite Roshen wafer cookies). We were the only ones in the store on a Friday afternoon, and were greeted upon entry. Very happy with my haul and will be returning soon!

Great store , fine selection of European foods , drinks , desserts. You won't find a better…read moreselection anywhere else in Tucson. People are attentive and friendly, definitely worth visiting.

I heard about Market on the Move a few years back but never really ventured in it…read more I woke up early one Saturday and decided to try this place out especially because I could get 60lbs of veggies/fruit for $10. I've never really looked back after that first visit. I bring everyone I know to this place and will continue to visit. The people working are amazing, they're helpful and cheery and it helps get you going in the morning. If you ever grab too many fruits or vegetables or sometimes breads just give some to a family member or someone you see on the street. So many people would cherish getting this stuff so if you grab a few more items than your family needs make sure to bring it elsewhere before it spoils. You can even feed some tortoises with this food. I really enjoy this club and am so happy it exists for every family. They do not allow pictures inside but I have described the process below: Saturday 8am-10am They will list the types of vegetables and fruit you can get on The 3000 Club Facebook Page the day before. Bring in $10 cash and sometimes you may have to wait in the line but otherwise walk in to see the guy with the cash box. He will give you a ticket that you will hand off to the lady at the end of the experience. Next you will grab a box on the right side of the room and put it up on the conveyer belt. You can grab anything you want and the people may tell you "only 1 bag of spinach" or limit your items but that's ok! Finally when you finish down the line just put your box on the cart and hand in your ticket. Now you just need to push your cart to your car and load for foods! It's quick and easy and you have nothing to worry about.

Fraud. The website says 60 lbs of produce. What I got: a case of Toll House cookie dough, 3 bags of…read morebroken On The Border corn chips, a bag of Takis, 4 bottles of Grape Fanta, and 10lbs of limes and lemons. You get in a line of vehicles, pay, they put the stuff in your vehicle - you can't inspect it, you don't know what you're getting. Besides the citrus, I would never feed any of this junk to my family. I just paid $10 to haul away their nasty trash food. I wish I could've warned everyone in the line behind me.