I accompanied my sister to grab a few things she was in need of- hence my very first encounter with…read morethis particular Walmart Supercenter. This is by far one of the best looking Walmart Supercenters I have ever set foot in. The produce department was full of fresh, quality fruits and vegetables. The aisles all throughout the store was clean, fully stocked, and organized. This is the place you want to visit if you are looking for pure convenience. Any household needs will be found here, under one roof. 4 stars instead of 5 because the staff isn't the most welcoming. They do their job and keep it strictly as that. There is little to no interaction beyond checking out and processing payment. Not a deal breaker for me but I can see it being an issue for others.

Walmart+ is an absolute joke through this store. They won't take your order until the very last…read moretime frame still charging you $5 to arrive early. These employees are the most lazy individuals I've ever seen at a department store (coming from kohls supervisor). Pretty awfully sick today and can't make it out of the house so I decided to use my PAID MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION of Walmart+ and they still decided to play the bullshit. Why on earth can't these stores go out of business so we can get better replacements? You're a joke!

Never again followed around and harassed by store security so I just wound up leaving! Never…read moreintended to steal anything, but they sure did make me feel like that!

I was getting a few things from Grocery Outlet at the checkout I asked for paper instead of plastic…read morebag, normally I bring my own, as I grab my bag by the handle the handle rips off the bag and the bag comes apart, the checked asked if I wanted a plastic bag... NO I ASKED FOR PAPER AND WHY ARE THE PAPER BAGS SO FLIMSY! And what happened to the no plastic bags? Do they make the paper bags flimsy so we use the plastic bags instead? Get better paper bags!

Bus stop and looking for a sandwich. They had corn dog, bbq ribs, and just setting up for making…read moresandwiches.They had turkey, ham, and pastrami. I had a very good pastrami sandwich on a soft roll, tomato, lettuce, pickles, onions, $8.99. Delicious. They got tiny birthday cakes. Things you need, general store.

From the outside it looks like just another little market but looks are deceiving. Seems like they…read morehave everything there! Place is very clean and the staff are very helpful and courteous. A wide variety of food is available. We stopped there for some yogurt for the wife and of course I grabbed a carrot cake cupcake and the freshest baklava I have ever had.

Surprisingly good quality sushi at extremely affordable prices! All the ready-made options were…read moregreat, and they made a custom order of cucumber rolls for our household's picky eater while we browsed the store. We love swinging by here to pick up a few rolls to take with us when we go up to the lake. Super fast and convenient and they travel really well. Nothing like fresh sushi at the end of a hike!

I generally like this store. I shop there a lot because it's closest to me but some of their…read moreproduce is the worst. Don't buy the grapes or Cherries if they are on sale. They mark them down when they are almost rotten. It's such a waste of money. And they prepackage them so it's hard to see that they are old and rotten. Save your $$ and go to a farmers market or a different grocery store.

This place is a low-key winner and I'm here for it…read more My friend wanted to pick up some snacks in Priceco and asked if I wanted to come inside. Grocery stores are truly my kryptonite and I knew I would throw down - if I stepped inside, but being that we were going to be out for awhile, and that we were nowhere near a cooler - I figured I would have to show some restraint. From the outside Priceco doesn't look like much - but step inside and prepared to be impressed. I was. They had soooo many of my favorite things. Their produce section was solid. Their frozen section was on point. Their snack selection was what's up. Their drink selection was fantastic. They truly had it all! The only section that I was not feeling was their meat department. That section of the store had a strong aroma that I was not a fan of. But don't let their meat section of the store deter you from all of the epicness that surrounds you in this grocery store gem. I was taking pictures left and right with my phone to get my visual grocery fix and to remind myself of the well curated selection of items that Priceco carries. The Sonora area is blessed with a wondrous assortment of grocery stores - and I'm excited to add Priceco to the list. Trust.

Friendly, helpful staff, in a clean, older grocery store. Selection of produce is great with plenty…read moreof organic produce to choose from. They have a nice meat market with butcher's on hand to answer ur questions. I enjoy their deli, for they have sandwiches made to order and Monday thru Friday everyday there is a "special of the day sandwich", or they have premade sandwiches or wraps if u just want to grab one for a picnic or a hike.

HORRIBLE customer service! This Save Mart has gone completely down hill since that new manager has…read morebeen there! I believe his name is Jeff (he's short) If you call, they NEVER answer... when you ask to speak to the manager, he literally hides from you! The employees look miserable & when you voice your concern, they say, "we've been getting a ton of complains about him!" Corporate clearly doesn't care who they put in charge. They also DO NOT care about the customers experience, concern or suggestions! Worst Save Mart I've ever been to!

I always know if I need an esoteric ingredient or the freshest vegetables and produce , Savemart…read morerarely disappoints. I also take part in Instacart delivery services and Savemart honors in -store pricing. The lone negative about grocery shopping these days is proper maximizing of the dollars. That being said, Savemart could come down some on their original pricing-off the top. Comparatively though.... Infinitely best choice for all round grocery shopping.

I recently purchased a pre-prepared turkey. For the last 7 years, we have ordered this same type…read moreof turkey for our Thanksgiving holiday. It was sublime. Tender, moist and a quality turkey. I decided to order a turkey last month. I was wholly disappointed and in the past, frequently extoled Diestel Family Turkey Ranch virtues in regarding the wonderful quality of their turkeys. As always, I heated the turkey and prepared it, per their recommendations. It turned out dry, tasted as if frozen for quite some time and I ended up disposing it immediately. I don't know if the frozen turkey dates back before Thanksgiving, because it was an exception to the tasty, moist and quality turkeys that I am used to from the past. In summary, unfortunately, once we started carving the turkey, we realized it was extremely tough; so tough we struggled to remove it from the bone and it was unusually fibrous. In fact, it was so fibrous, we often had to remove the meat from our mouth rather than risk trying to swallow it. Thereby, the reason for the complete disposal of an expensive turkey. I communicated via e-mail with the company's customer service. Hearing no response after a significant period of time, I called and spoke with a management representative. Although understanding, the resolution was not realistic.

We purchased a 14-lb 'Organic American Heirloom Turkey' direct from the Diestel Family Turkey…read moreRanch's website. It was said to be on sale for $110, easily double what we would normally pay for a premium turkey. Given the excellent reviews, we were anticipating this being the most delicious turkey of our lives. Alas, it was not to be. We have been roasting turkey for over forty years, so it's safe to say we not only love roast turkey, but are also experts at preparing it. First, the turkey arrived a week before Thanksgiving (not on our chosen day) unannounced. We found it by our front door, without notice. Fortunately, it was still frozen and well-packaged. When it came time to roast the turkey (Thanksgiving morning 2025) we had dry-brined it 48 hours in advance, and allowed it to sit out for an hour before tucking it into our gas, fan-assist oven, filled with fresh limes, herbs, seasoning, walnut oil, and butter. After roasting it for three hours at 350F, we were delighted to remove a golden, crispy-skin turkey from the oven, allowing it to rest 30 minutes before carving. Unfortunately, once we started carving the bird we quickly realized it was stunningly tough; so tough we struggled to remove it from the bone. Ultimately, we had to put the turkey into a giant vat of organic chicken broth and cook it in the stock to tenderize it enough to eat. Even then, after all this, the turkey remained very tough and unusually fibrous. In fact, it was so fibrous, we often had to remove the meat from our mouth rather than risk trying to swallow it. The next day, we shared our story with Diestel Farm in a detailed letter with photos, appreciating that once in awhile something like this might happen. Unfortunately, they were not interested in offering to replace the expensive, un-edible turkey with meat we can actually eat. For this reason, we cannot recommend this company or their products. From our experience, it is unusual for a so-called family-owned and operated business to blow off genuine customer complaints like this. There was zero attempt to make amends for what was clearly an un-edible turkey. I now see they are offering the same turkey we purchased for $110 for $185 on their website. Unfortunately, I doubt my letter detailing our experience will be included on their website.

I love exploring markets and this little market in the middle of Jamestown has a good selection…read more Of interest to me were the BBQ ribs and I had to grab some to try. They were not bad at all. Small town vibes and good service. Please come and create your own adventure.

For a small market, they have a very nice produce selection. Then they have the basics, plus a lot…read moreof frozen meals and desserts.