Love stopping by this store! They always have fun items as soon as you walk in! Bakery is always fun to shop to! I always want to try and buy everything!!! I wish we had one in Bentonville read more

Reasor's advertises a $5 meal that historically included a wide choice of sides (mashed potatoes, macaroni & cheese, sweet potatoes, loaded bake potato, etc.) with no restrictions. Recently, the store began limiting side options, for the $5 meal to mash potatoes, green beans, fried okra and potato wedges, but failed to update signage or inform customers, which constitutes deceptive "bait and switch" advertising. Workers and cooks behind the counter explain macaroni and cheese, sweet potatoes, and loaded baked potato are reserved for the more expensive meals. No signage in the advertising explains this. In fact, in the advertised photo, macaron and cheese is included in the $5 meal, which is not only misleading, but constitutes false business practices, false advertising, and confusing to customers. When I politely approached and spoke with the Customer Service Experience Manager, Brandon McManus, he was rude, racist and disrespectful, and seemingly angry. Clearly he was prejudice. dismissive, and uninformed about the policy change. He told me the issue "did not matter" and refused to help, explaining it is what it was; otherwise, "take it or leave it", attitude. I am not used to being treated with such disdain and discourtesy from a business. I request that Reasor's/Brookshire Grocery Co clarify their $5 meal offerings, provide transparent signage, and ensure management treats customers respectfully, while refraining from engaging in illicit, and unethical business practices. Also, refrain from being defensive when a customer kindly approaches your staff and asks multiple questions. It is okay to admit not knowing something, but not okay to get irate, rude, unprofessional with customers w/o trying to at least investigate the situation and get back with the customer. It's not okay to be illiterate on product offerings, policy changes. read more

Reasor's - Reasor's $5 dollar Menu - Grocery Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Bakery Has NEVER disappointed. This location to be exact has always been the best with cakes and decoration in my opinion! I love ordering cakes and choosing how i want them decorated and love taking pics of how they make my ideas come out read more

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We love our local reasors (Picture of valentines warmie included) The hot line food is yummy Starbucks employees are so nice The sushi is reliable and yummy to walk around with while you shop Produce is good quality and fresh The salad/meet/cheese staff are so helpful and give great recommendations The bakery staff have prepared several cakes for us in the year we've leaved nearby and they are always yummy Seafood and meat sections are well organized and clean We love the dry aged steaks Having a pharmacy in store is also super convenient I would like to see more greeting cards and stationary simply because that would make this location more of a one stop shop for me The security guard is always so polite and friendly and I never feel hostility from her like some security staff at other stores The aisles are typically well stocked and organized in accordance with the reasors app which helps so much I would like to see more diverse Asian foods as that is mostly what I eat, but they have good basics. read more

Reasor's - Warmies - Grocery Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Reasor's is going downhill after Brookshire purchased them. I bought flowers in a vase and they lasted one day before the petals were falling off. I noticed many of the premade arrangements had murky water so I chose one with clear water, but should have gone elsewhere . It was bad too. One day my husband & I went to get breakfast there when our power was out. We purchased this cornbread pig in a blanket in the market area by the roasted chicken. They were like cardboard. We shared our disappointment with customer service. Even more, their store brand products are worse than WalMart. Too bad for the Reasor's family name. Shame on Brookshire. read more

The staff at this Reasor's are fantastic. The store is clean and the pharmacy staff are very helpful. The problem is they are out of so many items. I mean stuff like Ruffles Potato Chips. Not crazy specialty items. It's especially bad on Sundays. Please try to do a better job keeping the shelves stocked. Other than that, I love this store read more

Celeste, who works in the customer service is by far the rudest worker I have met so far from all the time I needed assistance. Had a couple interactions with her and she literally makes me not want to go into this store. Which is unfortunate because it's so close to my house and I used to love shopping there. I've made a couple complaints about her to management and obviously they don't do shit cause she still has the same bitchy attitude. read more

I had another bad experience today. This time I'm putting it on Yelp. Reasors hate senior citizens. You can't buy 1 or 2 ribeyes on sale, you have to buy 4 for 40.00. Seniors on a fixed income don't have the luxury of getting 40.00 of meat when a Social Security check is 900.00 per month. They don't have senior discounts and they nickel and dime you to death with their super high prices. A box of Vanilla wafers is $5.48. You go to Winco and that exact same box of Vanilla wafers is 4.25. They went up 78 cents on a bottle of water overnight! I got my meat and produce at Reasors. Now I'll get my produce from Oak Tree Produce-(local growers from Catoosa. For years Reasors have put Red Bud farms on their hot rotisserie chickens. In real life, those are Tyson Chickens with an "advertising label" on them as explained by their manager. I will say, the people that work there are very nice and I've never met a disgruntled employee and they do everything to help. It's just that they are slaves also trying to make a buck too. read more

Came into town recently for a family reunion and stopped here for the food for my cookout. And man was I blown away by the service. I had tons of questions but thankfully Richard was able to answer all of them and more. My family can't stop talking about how good the food was and I owe it all to him. Can't recommend this place enough!! read more

New store. Tries to compete with whole foods. Very clean and pleasant vibe. Love the veggie displayed on the wall. I'm sure they spent money on a decorator. I'm not one to purchase gifts and appliances at my grocery store but the presentation tables are pretty. Aged beef is a surprise, I haven't tried it yet. Well stocked and lots of selection. I will for sure try some of the deli items in the future read more

usually love this reasors but when I went to buy homemade bread and desserts I noticed there were stickers with todays dates placed over dates from several days ago. read more

I enjoy shopping at this Reasor's location. It is smaller than most since it was a existing grocery store before Reasor's bought it. It is quicker to shop here versus the very large stores. They just don't have the depth of selections in all items. read more

Reasor's - They have ground pork! - Grocery Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

I guess people don't eat many fresh fruits and veggies here, or need a fish counter, those sections are very small now. They do have Scissor Tail Farm herbs and lettuce and a minuscule organic assortment. Lots of junk impulse items that remind boomers of their childhood, lots of cute nick nacks that would just gather dust. Very nice employees. If you want ready to eat, this place has a fantastic deli and ready to eat section. read more

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5 stars purely for their ribs. Reasors has the best ribs I've ever had in my life! $15.99 for a rack of ribs that are meaty and juicy!

A great Reasor's but horribly located. It would have wonderful it if had been located in any of a number of other places like 51st & Harvard. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING locating between Whole Foods, Walmart Neighborhood Market, & Trader Joe's? Ego's run amok thinking they would show the big boys how to do it. read more

All items are in stock and prices aren't bad (definitely better off making the trip to Sam's or Costco), but the last 4-5 times I've visited, the checkout process has been god-awful slow. Self-checkout never fails to require assistance from an attendant that doesn't quite know what to do, and the standard checkout line clerks seem to spend more time typing than checking the items. I dread having to make a quick stop on the way home because checkout alone adds a good 10 minutes. Shouldn't be this hard to pay for my items. read more

Just a word on Reasor's CAB Prime beef. Save your money. I asked for two Prime Ribeye steaks to grill out on my Hasty-Bake to medium rare. The steaks were full of gristle and just plain tough. Whoever is telling Mr. Reasor that they are providing him with Prime Certified Angus Beef is laughing all the way to the bank. These steaks and other beef we've had from various Reasor's location of late is NOT worth the prices they charge. Back to the small town meat market we go. Way better beef and better prices by far. As for picking up online orders for groceries at several of their locations we never get everything on the first trip. They never check the orders and we end up going back for missed items. No pride in work and they always say they are so tired. Take pride in your job and be appreciative that you have one. read more

After going to this Reasor's I couldn't wait to get home and write a review... Erm... Yelp nerd to the max. Thanks for still being my friend, friends. This grocery store has everything without being too crowded or difficult to navigate. Walking in you are greeted with a beautiful floral selection and a rad glassed-in fire place. To the right is a delicious looking cafe with seating by the window for fun people watching. There is a beautiful cheese station with helpful attendants, a deli/ party-platter-put-together station and a sweet bakery (these cakes look they belong at the Louvre!) The ceilings are high and the aisles wide to make the atmosphere open. The best part of this new Reasor's? The staff. I came with mister baby to grab a few items and was greeted/asked if I needed help getting anything. Shoutout to Bill who grabbed my cart to put away after I picked up my bags! read more

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Two rather short trips prior to this review. I was so hopeful, after talking to manager after manager @ the 15th St store. And waiting sooo long. There's good & disappointing. I'm not going to post the same pictures that, apparently, we all took. Those undulating rows of veges ARE pretty. So my pix of the exterior are the disappointing part. That first: I just felt cheated. Like, they left old concrete? Whatever. It distracted from the "grand" entrance. It just looks old, used. Upon our first visit I was grabbed and hugged by a 15th St employee. Yea, they know me. She was very proud of her new store & anxious to share her knowledge of the cookware, their food offerings & the cafe. It is rather impressive. There's a gas fireplace when you walk in, separating it from the cafe. And they have the LITTLE carts they never could keep from being stolen from the 15th St store. Hubby was disappointed in the parking. But, it is what it is. We stood at the cheese station & I felt like I was in Whole Foods next door. Deja vu. But it is a great selection. We bought an interesting lemon cheese. I was still looking for a white or yellow miso (now found @ Sprouts! Yea!) & yet another manager took my name/# and, yeah, like all the others never got back to me. Like Whole Foods, the pharmacy section is on its own. That's nice. But I still couldn't find the highly advertised product I was looking for which is par for the course. If you shop for things like tabletop/linens or kitchen gadgets while you're @ the grocery store, they have a lot of stuff. And different. Pretty displays that even reminded me of FoodNet: ceramic egg trays, measuring spoons, etc. that I've seen on TV. Didn't check prices so can't comment. But that's a new concept for Tulsa as far as I know. Successful? Guess they'll find out. The employees are nice as ever. I was surprised by the review from the Dallas area, downplaying their stores. It's been a while, but hubby & I use to go out of our way to shop the totally awesome Central Market in Plano. And Whole Foods should probably thank Reasors. I'll go there more now that I'm in the area (as opposed to 15th St). UPDATE: looks as though other reviewers feel as let down by this store as I. ****UPDATE***** consumer alert: This store does not specifically honor Reasor ads! They don't even have their ads in this store, I discovered. Personally, I'm appalled by this. I shop the ads. I've gone from disappointment to anger with this store. If they choose to honor an item, be prepared to search out little green tags, not regular ones. So discrete. I'm not shy & threw a fit. The front desk said they'd honor the ad, but again, they don't have any knowledge. I found the prices wonkier than ever. Some Zataran, for instance, is less than some advertised as on sale. They had BIG displays of "sale" items in the isles, but if you wait (who has time for this, or is just another confusing ploy?) a day, the prices on same items would be less per "72 hour" sale! I couldn't find chicken leg quarters, but the great employees helped. Yes, they had them, but they looked totally unappealing. I passed. Then, all I needed was a regular package of frozen spinach. Oh, they had a **tiny** area for such an item & it was completely EMPTY. Yep. No spinach for me. Before I further inquired to management why they were (15th) pushing their own brands, like their 1/2 1/2, only to DROP their own labels here????, I encountered new check out boys. Both East Indian & quite hurried. I'm like "Whoa, boys. I want my meat in plastic, then in paper. I need my bags packed lightly." The tenacious bagger was way ahead. He'd put 3-4 heavy bottles (oil, V8 type) in one bag! I had to demand he pull it out from the lower cart shelf where he'd stuck it! So I could lift it. NOT. I'll add picture of said bag when he was done with it! He'd ripped & I guess he was in such a hurry he hoped I wouldn't see it, which I didn't until I got to my car. How rude & careless! All other employees were great as usual. These 2 need lessons in customer service, bagging and slowing down to LISTEN to the customer. They couldn't find my "meat" bag & I had to ask more than once that the plastic meat bags be put into paper (so I'd have handles when I got home!) Sprouts is getting more & more of my business. What are they thinking? They're overpriced! Not special. And they're ABOVE their own ads?? Give me a break! read more

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We're a Trader Joe's family, but there are some things they simply don't have. When we're in need of extra paper goods, beer, or a large meat/cheese selection we have to head to Reasors. I love that this location was a pioneer in what a lot of Reasors are now doing, mirroring more of a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods style in regard to their products, layout and samples rather than say a target or Walmart grocery section. I also love that a large portion of the staff of this Reasors is retirees! I'm never too far from a helpful person and I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes in line, even on busy days like Valentines. I am continually impressed by the organic and non-toxic items being brought into this store, in addition to the wide variety of "normal" stuff that one would expect from their local grocer. read more

I love Reasor's! I usually don't shop this location but I was in Brookside and needed a few things so I stopped in. We are in the middle of a pandemic, the store was very, very crowded, no attempt to monitor the number of people in the store. The aisles were clearly marked for one way direction while shopping. Not only were customers not paying attention to one way aisles, most were not wearing masks and didn't have a clue about social distancing. This is not the store employees fault. Employees were weary and I'm so grateful to them for continuing to come to work so we can have food on our tables. I will definitely not return to this store. Management needs to get a handle on crowd control to keep their employees and public safe. read more

I go for their sushi deals and I'm ALWAYS pleased! Whether you go for their half off/$5 roll times, they generally have sales ALL the time so regardless, you'll get a deal on relatively cheap sushi. Don't expect something you'd find at a fancy restaurant in Japan, but it sure satisfies the cravings. read more

So it's a great, clean atmosphere in a good location. It's well lit and the staff is friendly and helpful. This review is only for the Cookhouse. We ordered the French Dip with French fries and macaroni and cheese. We also ordered the $2.00 additional small plate salad bar. Everything seems great until you bite into your food and can taste mediocrity oozing from each bite. if mediocre was a flavor, look no further because you will find it here. So if you want Wholefood's quality, do yourself a favor and just go there. Sorry, but I was dissatisfied by the food here. But, if you like thick, bland, fatty foods you will hit the jackpot at the Cookhouse. And just share it unless you eat for 2. read more

Reasor's - The Cook House grocery store cafe. - Grocery Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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The atmosphere of this establishment is warm and inviting great place to find quality and quantity items and the people in charge of hiring staff members knows what is aesthetically pleasingly the common eye. All the grocers and greeters and stockers are insanely attractive. It made my shopping experience so much better read more

Subpar customer service for this beautiful new Brookside location. Aesthetically, it resembles a more high-end grocery store, but there just isn't a strong enough infrastructure to support its facade. A bagger left out some of my groceries. In returning the next day, I was offered no compensation for my time. No refund, no discount, no apology. I'm not too incredibly bitter but COME ON. New store - don't you want to try a little harder? Hard to compete with Wal-Mart with higher prices and comparable if not poorer customer service. read more

Nicest employees, clean store, great selection... breakfast burritos on weekends are AMAZING and curbside grocery pickup is the best thing since sliced bread. Highly recommend!! read more

I love this store. It's a couple blocks from my house. I can walk to it if I choose. They have a great selection of cheeses and pastry. I don't go anywhere else to purchase meats. James is one of the employees there and he is so nice and polite. read more

The brand spanking new Reasor's. An expansive store built to compete with Whole Foods. Same offerings and selections as other stores, just more room to navigate the aisles. They also have their own fancier cafe, a whole cheese section, fancier dessert offerings and super pricey dry aged steaks. read more

Wonderful, brand new (August '15) grocery store! Love the layout, they have a salad bar, and a restaurant inside. So many extras! Sell far more than just groceries but not overly large! Nice employees as well! read more

Twice I have gone to the Reasors on Peoria to have formerly purchased Reasor birthday balloons refilled. The first time I was told that there was a helium shortage and it couldn't be done. So I took them to the one on 21 and Yale which was not at all convenient but they couldn't have been nicer. No mention of helium shortage. They said they would have to charge me $3 which I was more than happy to pay. The 2nd time I took a large $16.98 Reasor balloon I had received for my birthday (which stayed inflated for 2 months)to have refilled for my grandson's birthday. Same story again but after I mentioned how expensive the balloon was to begin with it was agreed it could be refilled for $5. Unfortunately it was half way deflated by the next morning. Moral of the story is don't go to Reasors on Peoria for refills. read more

Pretty impressive. I've only been in a couple of Reasor's stores in the area as they seem to be the go-to choice for local family members, but compared to options available at home in Dallas they have been pretty average. This new store on Peoria completely changes that perception for me. They've done a great job in designing the store to fit the feel of the Brookside community, from the exterior to the food presentation to the produce area. Much more of a high end shopping experience. The store is bright and inviting and has a good flow compared to the store at 41st and Yale. Highly recommend checking this one out if you are in the neighborhood. Even told my mother that she'd enjoy just browsing the store and grabbing a bite while there. read more

This is the Taj Mahal of grocery stores, without the pretentiousness of the nicer stores. Here you can get everything from generics to expensive brands I've never before encountered. As they have just built this store from scratch, everything is immaculate. The presentation, the quality of food, the friendliness of staff, and the many, many options (its own restaurant, Jelly Belly dispensers, a pharmacy that has registered dietician on staff, and other wonders) all made me want to stay and look at everything a little bit longer. Even the produce was remarkably attractive. Yes, it is more expensive than Walmart, but Walmart is a dump. If I didn't live closer to another Reasor's, I'd likely shop here exclusively. read more

This is probably the nicest and fanciest of the newly remodeled Reasor's locations in Tulsa. It was a long time coming, but worth the wait! You could wander for hours looking at the housewares (think cute glassware, sports related items for your next tailgate or watch party, holiday specific decs and gifts), gourmet cheeses, the dry aged beef, and prepared items from the deli and the Brookside Cookhouse on site. There is a huge and varied selection of all kinds of items you might not expect in your average grocery store, but on the flip side if you're just needing Clorox wipes or a similar pedestrian everyday item, you may not find it here. I usually come to this location when I'm planning to entertain or make a fancy dinner. I like that there is a Whole Foods next door - I tend to 'source' my meals from multiple locations so it's very handy to check one store and pop right over to the other if I don't find what I'm looking for. And the Old Village wine shop pretty much rounds out this location for finding everything you need for a fancy meal or dinner party. Even if you don't live in the neighborhood, the Brookside Reasor's is worth checking out! read more

It is a beautiful facility but they need to decide if they are a grocery store or a department store. They do not carry any of the house brands that the other Reasor stores carry. I guess they are under the impression they are going head to head with Petty's or Whole Foods but they are competing with their own other locations, Sprouts, Walmart, Target and Walmart and soon Trader Joes. I live very close to this location and it would be my preferred store if it were more affordable. As it stands now, I probably won't shop there except for quick pick ups. I have been very disappointed with their higher priced and limited stock. There are lots of restaurants and carry outs in the neighborhood. I don't gift shop in grocery stores not do I go out to eat at a grocery store. read more

My family and I have always loved Our new Reasor's store on Brookside, it is close to perfect, and always a joy when we go. Prices used to be really high,so we only went to the one on 51st and Harvard in order to buy our meat, and we went to Walmart for all of our other groceries. That has changed! We really don't like Walmart, and it's getting worse over there every day, especially the employees rotten attitudes! Don't go when they are stocking, they are likely to push you out of their way, so RUDE! They must really hate their jobs! If they keep treating their customers like garbage, they won't have jobs anymore! Customers should be number one, before anything else! I worked at Petty's for about a year and a half, so I'm pretty familiar with every job there is to do in grocery, and how hard it is- if you don't like it where you are, leave! But after all my ranting and raving, here is the reason I am writing this review, and I have never written one before, for anything! HER NAME IS MICHELLE, she was the cashier who checked my 10 year old son and I out last night, Saturday, Feb. 11th at 5:30 p.m. On Brookside. All other retail,service employees should take a few lessons from her! She was a joy,without being fake! I was already having a trying (horrible day), I had been out in the parking lot sitting in my car sweating, waiting for my car to cool off. It had overheated when I was going through the pharmacy, as I now no longer go to Walmart pharmacy either, but that is another story! Anyway, my car has steam billowing from the hood, I had to put water in it , while face timing my husband so he could tell me where it went. I knew I was cutting it close with the amount of money I had with me, and I only had 13.00 on my credit card, and if I went over on it, I would be charged 30.00 I can I'll afford. So I was going to put my hamburger meat back, even though that was what my family and I were counting on for dinner. Without hesitation, she offered to make up the difference and pay for it herself, even though it could have been 5 or 6 dollars. She didn't know me from Adam, and was so genuine and sweet, she is definitely going to be paid back when she makes it upstairs! I hope she waits on me every time I go there! Luckily, and I was so embarrassed by this anyway, I was able to find enough change to where she didn't have to do it- Reasor's, I hope you treasure Michelle, she is an excellent ambassador for your company, and a delight! Thanks so much Michelle! Robyn read more