After living in Colorado 7 years, I found Canyon, and this store the perfect example of what a…read moresmall town should be. The folks at United were always friendly and very helpful. The prices were amazing too. If I still lived there (and I wish I did), United would be my go to place.

Great grocery store M-F in Canyon, Tx, but the weekend staff is the most unfriendly,…read morebad mood, don't care staff we've ever had to deal with. They must really hate working the weekends because it shows. I usually have to bag my own groceries and baggers are standing around. We will start shopping for groceries on the weekends somewhere else.

This Pak-A-Sak has been a regular stop on my way out of Canyon headed to Lubbock. While the place…read moreis a little worn with age, the selection of drinks and snacks is superb, the bathrooms are available and usually clean, and the cashiers are friendly and helpful. Great place to make a pit stop.

This location is on 4th Ave in Canyon. Clean store. Clean restrooms. Gas prices within range of…read moreother stations. Offers fresh grocery items and horn grab and go foods. Staff friendly and efficient. About 12 miles from the Palo Duro Canyon State Park

This is one of my favorite stores in Amarillo. From dishes, kitchen utensils, glassware, foods from…read moredifferent countries, wine, beer, teas & sodas to furniture, clothes, rugs, pillows, lamps everything you could possibly want for your bath, mirrors, wall art and some jewelry. Cute novelty items and unique gifts. They have unique Halloween items, Christmas ornaments. You will always find something you can't live without. The store is clean, cool respite in the summer from the heat and toasty in the winter.Fun place to find stocking stuffers at Christmas ornaments a nice hostess gift as well. The staff has always been very helpful and nice. Always a fun experience. Go have some fun browsing the foreign lands food isles and imagine yourself visiting one of them in person.

Fresh produce. Great meats. Service people are nice and friendly. Doesn't take forever in line…read more Clean store. Close to our house.

They never have anything in stock. Whoever manages this store never can get supply enough. Worst…read morenatural grocers I've been to. Most everywhere else has stuff in stock. This one never does.. like NEVER

I love shopping here the staff are helpful and always working hard. I usually go for the…read moresupplements and some of their clean Energy drinks and I will get a couple of things here and there and I like their rewards app!

The best local beef stop in the panhandle. Any travelers heading to the panhandle make a side quest…read morestop for this place. Their beef jerky still taste super juicy, fresh, and addicting as ever! I regret not buying the super big bag! I'm going to try their pickles and ground beef when I return home. There will definitely be a next time visit for I have family that live in that area! This is definitely a hidden gem full of delicious snacks and some freshly cut meats!

I stopped in at Clint and Sons on my way through White Deer. I was greeted by a nice young man who…read moreasked if he could help me. I asked about beef jerky and he showed me bags of jerky on the rack. He also told me about more jerky in the freezer. What? He said, "The jerky in the freezer isn't vacuum sealed. It is made like granddad did it." I wasn't prepared to keep jerky cold but I will return to try it. I did buy several flavors of the bagged jerky. It was delicious and I'm glad to support a family business.

I was in the area and hungry so I decided to stop by this location after looking on Yelp and seeing…read moreit was close. I just needed a small meal to tide me over. The store had an older look although it was plenty clean and organized inside. I found my way back to the deli but it was much smaller than the ones in the I-40 Soncy area. There weren't even any tables to sit at. The lady behind the counter was very nice. I read over the menu and decided to just get a brisket sandwich for $5.99 and a bag of tortilla chips for a dollar. I didn't realize it was no place to sit until after I got my food but the lady said there was a table outside. It turned out the outside table was probably for employees to take their break at. There were a lot of cigarette butts around but nobody was smoking at it while I was there, which was nice. The sandwich had so much meat in it I took half of it out before I ate the sandwich and took the rest home to make a sandwich for lunch the next day. The meat wasn't real juicy but it was very tender and had good flavor. The barbecue sauce was pretty good too for being grocery store fare. I didn't need any groceries so I didn't get any but I was happy with what I did get. The store seemed quite busy.

They are always very kind and helpful and knowledgeable about all of there products meats and…read moreproduce that they have on hand or all sales products. In all just a very super go to place for all of your home needs and meals or cookouts. The store is always clean and set up in ways to make your shopping easy.

Love Fiesta Foods and, usually, find the exact "ingredient-drink-meat-veggie" I'm looking for!read more

The baklava is very good and sold by the pound. I highly recommend it. Hard to find middle eastern…read moreand southeast asian food can be found here. This is a family business and kept spotless. The Nan Bread is fresh and I also recommend.

I had occasion to stop in here after I went to the phone repair store next door. I had seen this…read morestore when I was in this Shopping Center in the past but just never took the time to stop in. It's not a large store but they have quite a variety and it was enjoyable to walk up and down the aisles and just look at what they have, uniquely different from what you find in American grocery stores. They had some interesting looking honey but I wasn't out of honey yet so I decided to to hold on that. They had some Cadbury drinking chocolate with much more pure ingredients than anything you'd find in a regular grocery store. In fact, the ingredients are simply sugar, cocoa powder, salt, and flavoring. It even meets the Fair Trade standards. I'm anxious to try it. American-made hot chocolate mixes have so many chemicals in them. I remember once my daughter brought back some hot chocolate packets from her trip to France and gave them to me and it was just about the best powdered hot chocolate I'd ever tasted. When I looked at the ingredients they were basically cocoa powder and sugar, maybe a pinch of salt too, I'm not sure. As I was checking out I decided to try their baklava looking dessert. I also saw a yogurt drink in their refrigerator that I've in San Diego but never thought I would find in Amarillo so I grabbed one of those also. The baklava was absolutely wonderful. The only problem was the guy put the two pieces in a small paper bag and since they were made with sugar syrup and butter or possibly olive oil then they soaked through the bag in no time, leaked into the plastic bag with my other groceries and made quite a mess that I had to wipe up before I could put them away. They need to either get some styrofoam containers, even though I'm anti styrofoam, or use Ziploc bags that can contain the liquids. I would definitely get them again because they were so delicious. A lady was working when I first got there and she told me how good their brand of instant coffee was. I was interested but by the time I checked out she had left and a man was there and I wasn't sure if he would be able to advise me which of the three varieties available was the one she thought was so good. I had just bought some instant coffee that a friend recommended so I don't need any right away but it isn't very often someone will tell you how good a certain brand of instant coffee is so I was willing to try it even though it was $6.99 for a jar. It was a pretty good-sized Jar though. If you figured half of that was $3.50 that would fit in with what the grocery stores sell small jars of coffee for. I plan to go back for more of those baklava, although I don't know if that's what they call them, and maybe some of that instant coffee.