Nice check out lady. Came in for the amazing scones I can't help but get from here. Pistachio this…read moretime. Good price these days on chips too.

What a super fun store! They have a great selection of items with excellent quality. The…read morestaff--especially Anthony and Dawn--were incredibly helpful, and I even found a really cool cookbook with mesquite flour recipes. Definitely a spot worth checking out!

Definitely an upscale shopping experience for sure . You…read morecan find all sorts of yummy vegan grocery items here , whenever I'm in this area I try to pop in . The line at the cafe however is a whole different story . Zero patience for that on a weekend . Warning ; if you're in a hurry grab something to go , don't stand in this line to order .

It was a pleasure being able to spend some time here. It is a little crowded in the areas and they…read morecan improve the layout and the traffic inside the store a little better. I would say it's in competition with Whole Foods. If Whole Foods was more like Trader Joe's at the level it is, I had a sandwich here and also barbecue riblets. Both were very good. I will be back.

I stopped by this Safeway late in the evening and was genuinely impressed. Being open until…read moremidnight is already a major convenience, but the store was also exceptionally clean, orderly and well stocked. I found everything I needed without any trouble. The produce section was especially nice, though the rest of the store was just as organized and inviting. The familiar Safeway layout made everything easy to find, and the overall atmosphere felt calm and pleasant rather than hectic. Self-checkout was clean and seamless, and the parking lot felt safe. I was surprised to see the average Yelp rating hovering around 2.5 stars. Of course, I did not experience the store during its busiest daytime hours, but based on my visit, I have nothing but positive things to say. Sure, it's no Disneyland, and grocery shopping can often feel mundane. But I wish my regular Safeway back in Phoenix were this nice. I would happily shop here all the time.

This review is for the gas station only. They accept your Safeway/Jewel Osco bonus points for…read morediscount on fuel purchases. Easy to get in and out since there is a traffic light located at the store entrance.

This location is not one I would come to at night. Just because the area I don't feel safe as a…read morefemale alone. However all the employees are super nice and helpful. Love that students get discounts on Tuesdays and Seniors get discounts on Wednesdays! But also expect those days to be busy!! I love to come to this location specifically for my SUSHI and Fruit!! It's one of the Fry's with the most fresh fruit. It's the closest one to my job! Works out Deals on Wednesday are the best for Sushi! That's what we did for our Valentines dinner! Saved money instead of going to a restaurant. And they now make Onigiri! The spicy tuna one was my fave overall.

The staff is always plensesnts. There just isn't enough of them. Frys is hyper focus on machines…read moredoing regular people jobs. I do wish the would half the self checks and bring the people back.

Great location, private lot but not much parking. Love their curbside service and the in store…read morestaff. If you're a prime member you can use your membership here. I enjoy the healthy options and the ready to heat meals. This store is small yet has just enough options to make a visit worth it.

My go-to Whole Foods location…read more Conveniently located on speedway., this Whole Foods has all the standard amenities. I appreciate their organic produce section, affordable wine and beer options, and a hot food and juice bar. I had to adjust when they switched their closing time from 10pm to 9pm, but it's ok.

This place is our second home. The wife and I find this Sprouts meets our health-goth aesthetics…read moreperfectly, with reasonable prices and high quality products. Christopher helped us save a butterfly today by closing down one of the doors for a few minutes, and I don't think Fry's would do that

Tao was the best at the cash register. She took great care of the U of A softball team. She was so…read morehelpful with our red card too. We Tao

I tried that store while on vacation . I liked the store staff and the variety of items they have…read more It is an Arizona Albertsons.

I love this grocery store. The employees are always friendly and welcoming, the store is very…read moreclean, and they have a great selection of products. It's an easy and pleasant place to shop, and I always leave finding exactly what I need. Highly recommend!

A fun local market downtown. The deli here sells an array of comfort foods that's sure to satisfy…read moreyour inner cravings. Also a great selection of cakes and cookies to complete your lunch/dinner. Staff was very friendly. Was looking for some local Tucson gifts and there were some items but wished there was a bit more selection of local goods to choose from. Definitely take the time to check it out!

During the pandemic I bought a gift card and I decided to finally use it. I was very surprised how…read moresmall the store is, it packs a lot of stuff into it. The isles are incredibly narrow, I am of average weight and I maybe had a half a foot on each side in the aisle. The produce didn't seem very fresh, so I skipped over that. I did enjoy some of the weirder, nontraditional grocery store items like squid jerky. However, I am vegan and I struggle to find vegan items within all of the options. If you think snow, parking is very tricky. Unless you live downtown and you plan on walking, be prepared to do a little bit of walking in order to get to the store. The store also had alcohol, and toiletries. What the store is known for is their deli, which I did not partake in. I hear their sandwiches are amazing but I didn't see any vegan options.

Every time I find myself at this Whole Foods store, I reminded at how I really like the way it's…read moreset up. Walk straight into the fruit and produce area and then I wind my way around usually picking up items. I didn't plan on buying like chocolate bars and popcorn. But the store often feels manageable and not overly crowded. The parking lot also is not as chaotic as the one on Oracle and ina. Fruit always looks pretty good as do the vegetables and avocados which I shop a lot for. They could really step their game up in the florals department. Then it would almost a one stop shop for me!

Walked around the store after returning an Amazon purchase (appreciate the ability to do that). I…read morehave enjoyed their organic strawberries in particular lately as they are fresh and taste good. They still have the hot and cold buffet that is $11.99/pound now. They still have the pizza take out bar with a variety of toppings. They have some items or brands you won't find in other places but may not have brands you get elsewhere. It's nice to discover some new things you haven't tried before. The bakery has some tempting things to look at. The store is large with wide enough aisles so you can browse easily. Prices are a little higher than other places but some things may be worth it. The parking is limited only because of all the other businesses in the area. I'll go back and look around again. I can usually find something I want to try.

i just read the following review & i have to say i disagree. i shop there & i don't fit this…read moredescription of TJ shoppers at this location. i just want to give a shout out to all the associates that work there. i have never had a problem with them or their customers. to the person who wrote this, i have to say it's not nice to put everyone in the same category. sorry you feel this way but to each his/her own. thank you, TJ, for the great customer service i always receive. review: "My only con is the crazy looking cashiers they get. I guess you have to be a little bit crazy to want to do customer service work and to do it well because the shoppers at the Wilmot location have been known to be grumpy, hung-over, rich people from the Sabino Canyon foothills area."

The writer Cory Doctorow describes the effect of "enshitification" and this sort of describes how…read morecompanies lose their way. They add features, cute trade names, and try to develop cults around products to boost sales. While it's not a bad idea to boost sales, the basics have to be right. I have to choose this locale, where I went Wednesday, to moan about the severe hike in prices, short cycle of products, and the drift from doing the basics correctly. TJ used to march to a different drummer. House brands with quality for household staples, often with an international flavor and source. There is still a wide variety of decent international staples, but it's highly focused on cult products and flavorings. Prepackaged and ultra-processed foods are becoming standard(s). Protein is down, carbs are up. There's still a reasonable variety of veggies, fresh, but not in wide abundance. Certain common items, like walnuts, go missing for long periods of time, and other items become seasonable and their shelf space is unreliable. So while it's still good, there is now wade through the weeds of products that are edge-case. Hail Mary Marketing attempts. I bristle.