Monsoon Market is a really cool little shop. It has that small town feel but with a clean, modern…read moresetup and a focus on healthy products. Everything inside looks thoughtfully chosen, and a lot of it leans toward wellness and natural living. They carry a great mix of items--things like healthy snacks and drinks, small batch jams, local handcrafted goods, and even a pretty impressive wine selection with some unique finds. You can tell they put effort into sourcing good stuff, not just random shelf fillers. There's also a small seating area where you can grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy the music. The whole place feels relaxed and inviting, not rushed or overly trendy. If you're in the area or just someone who likes health-conscious shops with local flair, this place is worth stopping by. I'll definitely be back.

Been following this place on social media and finally had a day off to come in and check them out!…read moreParking is easy as they have a lot right next to them. Walked in and was greeted by a worker and the numerous cute merchandise they have. So so many items to look at from candles, cookbooks, baggus, wine, candles, etc. I perused the store which had natural lighting coming through and was pretty empty for a Thursday morning. So many options, I had to tell myself only to buy 2 items. So many great wine options with notes attached to them with tasting notes, what to drink with, which as someone who is still a novice to wine, appreciated that. The nice worker even offered me some help and helped me narrow down to 2 wines. Walked out with a wine and the cutest tumbler! The wine (C.S.G) tasted incredible and fruity, which was perfect! Such a great shopping experience, I will most definitely be back to purchase gifts for friends/family or even a pick me up for myself.

This location was actually super quiet when I stopped by around 1 PM on a weekday, which made…read moreshopping really easy and stress-free. The store felt really spacious and clean too. There's mainly one aisle for the random fun finds like toys, kitchenware, and home stuff, but the freezer section had sooo many options. It's mostly self-checkout with one cashier at the front helping out. I didn't have a quarter for a cart, so I just tossed everything into my insulated bag while shopping and kept it open the whole time so it didn't look suspicious lol. And honestly... the internet was right. I managed to get at least a week's worth of snacks and lunch foods for under $50, which felt kind of unreal. I also did a little research beforehand on the cleaner ingredient options, and there were actually some really good finds. Plus there's plenty of parking outside, which is always a win.

When this ALDI location opened up, I went with my wife for their grand opening. I now get weekly…read moreads for them, and while the doorbuster items are great, I rarely go for the deals as most items are less expensive at Fry's or Safeway. At the same time, this location is closer to me than my nearest Fry's or Safeway, and if I just need a particular item, I may still head over to ALDI. I was there this past week, when I needed a few canned goods quickly for a canned food drive at work as well as some milk for home. I got in and out very quickly. ALDI is known for everyday low prices on quality groceries and home goods. They have fresh meat and seafood, produce, pre-made deli items, baked goods, frozen treats, and more. You can order online for curbside pickup or grocery delivery. You can get a cart to use for a quarter and when you return it, you get your quarter back. They are open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM. They accept payment through credit cards, cash, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and contactless payment. You can learn more about this particular store at https://info.aldi.us/stores/l/az/phoenix/4553-e-cactus-road/fc34. The store isn't too big but they have the basics. Bring a reusable bag to use or be prepared to pay for plastic bags at the store. Unlike the shopping cart, you won't get money back when you're done using the bags; however, if you have a pet to pick up after, the bags could be useful. I do appreciate the wide aisles as it is easy to navigate other people if it happens to be busy on a given day. But I do recommend also checking out their shopping ads in advance (again in case there are items advertised as on sale or their door busters). While this isn't my usual shopping option, I would still occasionally find myself in ALDI for a pleasant experience.

Burritos here are amazing. Today I had carne asada. With everything (beans, rice, guacamole)…read more Incredible. My friend had Menudo which he says may be the best he's ever had. He stood in line before 8:00 am,; mostly Spanish speaking people in line and employed here. Incredible. My burrito which was HUGE was $11.99.

Bad meat and bad guacamole very acidity it's bad. So is their chorizo. Acidity flavor. Trust me…read moreit's going rotten

First visit of many more to come. What I got- Jalapeños…read morecheddar brat - A Blueberry Maple - A+ Fig & Pistachio - A++ Service - A+++

I love supporting family owned businesses that have lasted the test of time. A work friend told me…read morethat this place and said they have be best sausage in Arizona and I must now agree. I tried an assortment of Brats and other sausage. Every other customer in the place was ordering chorizo. Next visit I will be also. I will be back.

I enjoyed the local orange dark chocolate but the spicy one was too hot for my taste. I love the…read moredates here and have returned a couple of times for them. I bought the Rango bee pollen but no longer available. They sell the local Kettle Hero's popcorn, my fav prickle pear.

What a cute shop! Sad they had to move from their old location, but this is cute too! I got a bag…read moreof dates and my husband got some local beer! Great customer service!

I've spent time living in the Middle East and every so often, I like coming here to get some items…read morethat brings me back to Syria and Turkey. I like coming here to get all different kinds of Middle Eastern style breads which include pita, lavash and tanour bread. There is so many to choose from! This time also I was able to get some za'atar brioches and oh my goodness, I had these for breakfast this morning and they were delicious! I also like to get things here where I can't find elsewhere so I got some pomegranate juice, and some roasted chick pea snacks. They have quite a selection of spices here and I also picked up some roasted sesame. Lots of nuts to choose, and plenty of Middle Eastern/Arabic sweets and desserts available. They also sell hookah supplies here (not a fan - really bad for you). I hadn't been to this location in awhile and I miss that the inside restaurant is no longer open. I liked to get some of the ready made dips and sandwiches here. Bummer. Towards the back, lots of fresh sweets for sale including all kinds of baklava and there is also fresh olives for sale also! Fresh, halal meat available and also some meat that's been marinated and ready to cook. Fresh cheeses also available. I think I like the Mesa location better as I can get spinach and za'atar pies there and the fresh produce selection is better. And also you can get hummus, babaghanoush and other dips at the other location. Overall, I would say that these Baiz grocery stores are my happy place. It brings me back to a sweet and memorable time. It's worth a visit to check out all the unique items here and their pita and breads are fresh, tasty and well priced!

Wow - echoing what a few other reviewers have said: I've been meaning to come here for FOREVER &…read morefinally made it! A friend is a loyal Baiz customer & brought me for my first visit. So much good stuff that's unbelievably, affordably priced! What I love: *Produce prices - .69 cents for a bunch of mint; Yes please *Buy by the pound: kalamata olives, three kinds of feta (Bulgarian, Danish, Greek), labneh (creamy Greek yogurt) *Butcher dept w/ anything & everything including those lamb tongues (in photo) - not something I'd eat but each to their own *Pastry dept - they must have about THIRTY different kinds of pastries from pistachio & nutella baklava to traditional ma'amoul cookies *Spice aisle w/ an enormous range of spices from the familiar, cinnamon, to the more exotic (for me), za'atar *All the flavored waters, like rose water and orange blossom water, w/ many brands to choose from * Restaurant/cafe w/ seating area - lunched on a chicken shwarma sandwich & friend lunched on a beef shwarma sandwich; sandwiches are served on thin bread like lahvosh vs. a pita bread For $21 smackeroos, I got the following groceries: Feta cheese/1/2 pound Bottle of rose water Mint bunch Three Persian cukes 1& 1/2 lb of sweet potatoes Pumpkin seeds/8 oz Walnuts/1 pound Cream-topped yogurt/32 oz This same grocery list would be twice the price at Fry's so yes, I'm a new fan of Baiz! Thank you for offering so much to our community.

Great people and much needed help. Ty. I have really never met people so friendly, food is fresh…read moreand I need that extra assistance

their food is amazing... their kindness is as well... i have a severe brain injury.... and they…read morehave been beyond gracious to us... truly heartfelt and always fresh veggies, fruits, options... they have heart and proud to think of them as friends i have met as well as a place that assists

I stopped into The Meat Shop into after calling in to order 5 Days before (Recommended) an Order of…read more10 Pounds of Grass-fed Beef Roast and 4 Pounds of Pasture-raised Chicken. I was also given a sample of D.E.L.I.C.O.U.S. Pork Sirloin Chop Man let me tell it was DELICIOUS. Local Sourced and with the Pork comes with a fantastic source who cares about their product. I continue to buy my Grass-fed and Grass-finished Chuck Steaks here a year later and just as delicious as the first day

06/27/26 Arcadia has decent meat's but it doesn't compare to THE MEAT SHOP! I'll just wait until…read morethey reopen!