Flavor 5/5 I enjoyed the organic oatmeal and breakfast…read moreburrito. The snack selection is good, and for being so small, there is a wide array of items. Price 4/5 It's an organic store with organic products, so the prices are higher than comparable grocery stores (but for a good reason). Also, much cheaper than any organic store in California. Quality 5/5 The products are organic, and some are locally sourced. Service 5/5 The worker who spoke to me was very kind and explained how they get their locally-made items. Ambiance: locally-ran, organic, & healthy.

Awesome locally owned grocery with excellent health focused options. Love to be able to support…read moresmall businesses while I travel. If you are staying or passing through, stop here and support while treating yourself to quality food.

Bryant in electronics is a godsend. Thank you, Bryant, for…read moresharing your expertise! No one else seemed able to contribute

In general, this is an awful supermarket and the only reason I have used it is because it is cheap…read more This one specifically, has sold me a block of pepperjack cheese that did not have any pepper, I have tried to return it and now they blocked that, I will avoid this specific one until I leave this toon, which will be soon! Every time I ordered things to be delivered, unless they were DVDs, they were cancelled. A nightmare!!!

The store is beautiful. They have a fully stocked deli and excellent deals on fresh produce!read more

Stopped mid road trip. Grocery selection was good; shallots a welcome surprise, and an interesting…read moreassortment of heritage melons I had never seen before. The true star here, though, is their hot case. Do yourself a favor and also pick up a dozen tamales ($1.79/ea). Our favorite with the MCJ/jalapeño cheese ones. A close second were the beef. The chicken were merely acceptable by comparison. The best thing, though, was the roasted lamb ribs ($6.99/lb). Rendered in the hot case all day, they were tender, moist, flavorful, and came with enough napkins you won't leave handprints all over the car. If you like them extra salty, like a normal human being, ask for a few packets of salt, it truly made the experience. A box of buenelos for dessert and a few cold drinks fueled us up to push to New Mexico.

Convenient local market, cooked meats, hand-dipped ice cream, fresh bread and lots of essentials…read more Also have a small jewelry pawn business with handmade items. Good stop if in the area, locally owned and run family business.

thank you for new store hours of 6-10 as sometimes its too hot to go to bashas in the middle of the…read moreday! I think all bashas employees are awesome and do a good job. I also really like your fresh produce that are of better quality than the Gallup grocers, even Walmart. Also bashas has a nice atmosphere to shop in, and the starbux is a plus in Saint Michaels!

I went in to window rock basha to have a pizza built, but the manager told me 24 hours notice, then…read moreshe stated they only have cheese or sausage pizza. NOT GOOD CUSTOMER CUSTOMER SERVICE. I would however give high praises to Dilkon AZ Bashas and Taylor AZ Bashas for being awesome customer service and great pizza makers. I know where I'll be spending my money. Thanks Dilkon and Taylor Bashas for your time.

Well stocked a Safeway in Gallup. We needed a few…read morenecessities for the ride home. Found everything we needed, paid and down the road we went. Shared parking and Wi-Fi

Ok. I really didn't want to post this review. I like the butcher shop area. That said, I will be…read moretaking my business elsewhere. I know these guys know me because we always exchange pleasantries. But tonight not so well. I think I was probably almost kicked out. I came in at 8 pm after a rough day of work. I admit, I might have looked a little desheveled. Long hair, dirty work clothes. I just needed some cheese and corn tortillas. Besides the point I wanted to use the facilities and found out they changed the bathroom code. I asked 5 different workers and the security guard. NO ONE would give me the bathroom code. I know these people. I always say hello when I run into them in the store. But to treat me like that was truly an eye opening experience. My family spends about $250 a week in this store. Not anymore. Even the assistant manager said he didn't know the code to the bathroom. Very disappointed with the customer service. I will take my business elsewhere. Go F yourself, Safeway employee's, management and security.

Honestly the deli here sucks it's not what I use to be long line and always out of their stuff what…read morehappen to the people that use to work there before? The service was fast and they we're friendly my grandma and I want the old workers that worked here before

Very poorly managed, the store policies are completely in flux. It depends on the manager, time of…read moreday, and active astrological sign. One day masks are required and signs are up. But there are all sorts of people walking around without masks. So the signs are up but there's no enforcement. "Well it's ok if you are fully vaccinated". How can you tell? "We can't and we can't ask". Brilliant, did they come up with this all by themselves? Next time I'll see if I can get a picture of the unmasked manager walking by the mask required sign. So there was a a reply from management. Thank you but it was a meaningless reply. Either there is making the health of customers, associates, and the neighborhood the highest priority or making masks not required. If they are required for non-vaccinated, how would you know and how would you enforce? One, there is no way to know if someone is truly vaccinated without asking or verifying. Neither is done. Two, even if someone were to ask and/or verify vaccination, there is nobody enforcing the guideline. Without either, Albertsons cannot claim that customer health is their highest priority. Either take down the signs and quit claiming you care for the health of customers and associates or do something besides saying you are concerned. Even the employees seemed confused. All but one deli employee was wearing a mask. Fresh produce employees were 50/50. And the manager, didn't wear a mask and claimed that since the company was owned by someone in AZ that the store was lax in enforcing the guideline even when masks were required. Give this place a pass until they decide they are making decisions based on corporate management, CDC, politics, or medical evidence. They said they strongly encourage non-vaccinated to wear masks. That's not the purpose of masks. There was no strong encouragement, not even weak encouragement. And I don't believe even a strong tongue lashing ever deterred an active coronavirus variant. Geez!