One of our favorite places to shop! I love that it's employee-owned and has so many options for bulk buying for spices, grains and candy. It's nice to buy as we need and try new things! read more

Winco food don't deserve any stars they cheating customers on weigh stuff they added one pound on one item and half pound on another item five minutes after i checked my receipt went back and spoke to the manager that i weighed the stuff inside next to sell by the pound stuff on their scales so i dont want this i want to return the stuff they said we dont return perishable items i got screwed be care full the store is foothill blvd fontana I will be reporting them to the better business bureau read more

I love shopping at Winco. It's an employee owned grocery store chain that has a huge selection of bulk bin foods- beans, rice, spices, candy, coffee. I come here specifically for the bulk bin items. You can stock up at a great price or only purchase a teeny amount of spices for a specific recipe. The only downside is that you can't pay with a credit card. So plan to bring your debit card or cash. read more

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Best grocery in Tulsa for cheaper pricing. I heard one is going in closer to me in Owasso. Cannot wait. The other place is too over priced. read more

WinCo has in general the cheapest goods compared to the other supermarkets. If you are not familiar to the pricing of supermarket products, then WinCo is probably the right place for you. But if you have been doing a lot of grocery shopping, then WinCo will be one of your frequent stops. There isn't really a one stop shop for grocery goods. Due to market competition, each market will always have some products that are cheaper than others, plus pros and cons. WinCo in general has more cheaper products than others and the pro is it opens 24h with accepting only cash and debit card as the con. It gets a 4 stars due to this inconvenience. read more

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Love Winco. Great selection and you can buy spices, flours, rice, nuts, candy, etc In the size you want. Which allows you to try new recipes without breaking the bank. Clean and polite staff. We wish there was a Winco further east! It you haven't shop here, give it a try. You will save money! read more

WinCo Foods - Example of items you can buy as little or as much as you want. This one row of many, including pet food. - Grocery Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa location: this is our go-to grocery store. Prices are excellent, and I particularly love the bulk stations. I've done away with buying expensive coffee online because I've pinpointed the beans that satisfy our tastes, and I grind them on the spot for our french press and our reusable Keurig cups. At about $13 per pound, I am saving so much money! I buy popcorn in bulk, as well as turmeric and cilantro and salt. The produce is plentiful and so reasonably priced, but you need to inspect carefully (as you should anywhere). I have yet to find an expired product (as some have claimed); perhaps the Tulsa store is more on top of this issue than others. I also have found the staff to be very friendly and helpful, unlike complaints regarding other Winco stores. This is not a high-end store with a fancy bakery or tasting stations, but there are decent selections in every area. It's a clean, well-stocked discount grocery store. We shop here several times a week! read more

I love Winco, I really do. I would love to give it more than two stars, but here's why I can't.... It's the damn process to check out. Period I am an extremely patient person. For more than 10 years but less than 15 years, I was a school nurse so, yeah, I'm pretty patient but the checkout situation at the good ol Winco just tests the gangster in me. Night and day both have their own issues. From I would say about 10 PM till about 7 AM the little self checkout area is closed and you are forced to go to the regular checkout lines, or should I say line, in the singular form? And who cares if I have 15 or less items? If there are no people using the self checkout line, who cares? I mean, if you have two baskets worth of stuff, you should not be doing self check out, but if I have closer to 20 items, who cares? And the regular lines day or night, y'all need to stop rushing me for real. I will push the button to get my groceries to move down the line when I am ready, and if you decide to "help" me then I will allow something like flower or sugar or a sticky liquid or something to get sucked down that little crack. Then we will all have to stop and wait for a cleanup because look what you did. Oh yeah, on top of all that, I'm disabled and I have to ride your little cripple carts. They are never charged. I can get halfway through my grocery run and the thing will die at the back of the store and then I'm stuck and it's not fun for any of us. { Just a little reminder, memento mori, stop to smell the roses. Don't rush me.} read more

I welcome this alternative for grocery in Tulsa. The place is packed but everything is stocked well. I really like how tidy and well organized this place is. They do offer brand name merchandise that Aldi or Trader Joe's don't. I found out that their Turkey pastrami from deli has the lowest price and the biggest discounted items are up front when you come in. A lot of items are cheaper than other big box stores. Some of my favorites are the jerky, self serving pastas, chicken breast/thighs. The biggest drawback is that they don't take credit card. So just remember to bring your debit card and you are go to go. By the way, their parking situation can be quite hectic in busy hours or the weekends, so just be patience. It's worth it. read more

The prices you just can't hardly beat !!! The service is good. The layout is ok as well. Would definitely!!!! recommend !!! With food prices these days . This is a WIN co .. read more

I'll let these photos (taken February 2024) speak for themselves. It's been this way since at least November 2023 and it doesn't appear as if any effort is being made to keep it clean. I go elsewhere to buy milk. read more

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Excellent Bull Section, The food is fresh and also affordable pricing. I would go back again and again. The winco foods store is something we do not have in kansas city, so bring a Winco to Kansas City. It would make so much money! read more

I described this to my friends as "if Aldi and Costco had a baby." The great prices, no frills, sack your own groceries with the huge selection, large produce and deli section of Costco. I was pleasantly surprised by the selection and quality of their fresh produce. They also have several bulk items you can buy by the oz or lb. including a variety of grains, nuts, seasonings, candy and coffee. Their meat department was a little lacking in its selection but considering I was there at 930 pm (they're open 24 hours) I'll chalk this up to being picked over from the day. Otherwise, shopping at night is the way to go as I pretty much had the store to myself. Best of all, they are not kidding about their low prices. I bought a 20-pack of Sprite for $4.98 and saw it the next day at another store for over $7. read more

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A lot of variety to choose from, the price is great. And the seafood prices are low and delicious.

An excellent discount store with exceptions. A big PLUS for Winco is their SHELVES HAVE BEEN STOCKED when Reasor's & Walmart were not, such as pasta, frozen veggies, cereal, etc. They did not have to use COVID as an excuse for bad merchandising/distribution systems. Most prices are competitive & can save you money if you price shop. Even though their checkout lines can be long they move rapidly because customers do not have to wait for the cashier to bag your groceries like Reasor's. Produce is cheaper than any other supermarket. BEST SELECTION of frozen vegetables & bin/bulk in Tulsa. OPEN 24/7!! Like most TRUE discount stores, they do not take credit cards & don't bag your groceries. Their PRICE COMPARISONs ARE A JOKE. Many times the comparison is between Winco generic & name brands. Some of the cheap prices are on "DISTRESSED DATED" products about to expire. Winco does NOT COMPARE SALES PRICES because they do not have sales. PRODUCE CAN BE SUSTANDARD/SPOILED, such as onions, fresh herbs, lettuce (nasty, etc. A few prices are a LITTLE/LOT higher than other stores, especially dairy. Like Walmart, you will have to go to Reasors to get specialized or above average products. Mornings & early afternoons are the best time to shop to avoid a " low level/scary" clientele. However, their parking lot is much safer than the nearby Walmart. You can save money at WINCO if you are careful, compare prices, watch expiration dates, check freshness, & don't mind some inconveniences. read more

I have enjoyed shopping here during the pandemic. It is one of only two grocery stores open 24 hours a day since the pandemic started. I have been going very early in the morning when they are stocking the shelves. They carry other products that our local grocery stores do not carry. My main reason for only three stars is the payment options. They only accept debit cards and cash. They claim it is to keep their prices low. I don't totally buy that reason. Some prices are slightly lower. Most items are normal prices or a bit higher. Maybe they could cut a deal with a credit card company if they want to? read more

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I should probably give this place five stars for being open 24/7, and if I could give it a 4.5, I would. It's NEARLY perfect for what it is: a huge grocery store with often discounted prices. I'm a fussy vegan eater with a huge love of energy drinks, and while they didn't have all the weird seitan-squid offerings you might find at Whole Foods or Sprouts, or every single variety of Naked juice drinks with all the soy protein, I didn't exactly go hungry or thirsty shopping here. They had plenty of non-meat Field Roast sausages, plenty of Monster energy drinks, and plenty of those frozen vegan pastrami sandwiches and pizza type deals that are really just non-spicy burritos that go heavy on the cashew cheese, but whatever, they're good. I ended up spending about $200 and I got good value out of every dollar. The only reason I'm not giving this place a 5/5 is that some of the snack mixes and nuts and other dry goods for offer in their vast dry goods section, with the scales and plastic bags and the twist ties and the little pen, etc, were merely fair, not good. I'm eating some supposedly "everything bagel" flavored cashews this morning, and they taste just like barely salted cashews. Ain't no onion or poppy seed to be seen. But hey, I'm still eatin' em! I'm also still eating the almond butter I made fresh in their grinder, but it also tastes a little bland, as does their non-peanut mixed nut assortment. But their Chex Mix and other sundries were pretty decent. And the dried fruit was not bad, some if it really fine (the dried coconut chunks and chile-covered dried pineapple were in fact DELICIOUS). So maybe it really is just their nut selection that could use some work. I just didn't like how they nutted. But overall it was a VERY good experience. If I must complain further, I guess I was a little surprised that they didn't have some standard grocery-store fare, such as the soy and nut milks with the jacked-up amounts of protein that say "PROTEIN!" on them. They also didn't have the microwave Indian food meals I like to heat up for lunch when I'm working, and I couldn't find any of those Beyond Burger-type sausages that are so expensive and so damn good. But then again, I also didn't find a young Nicole Kidman riding a unicorn down a waterslide dressed in her BMX Bandits outfit--it's a 24 hour market in Oklahoma, you know? This place is FAR better than you have a right to expect. One thing's for sure--this place blows Wal-Mart's crappy grocery shopping experience out of the water. I'm kind of scared to read up on it, but I'll bet they spend a lot more time stocking up their store with well-priced goods than they do union-busting! That probably helps. read more

Went to Winco for the first time today, all COVID rules are being followed. Found the store to be clean and organized. Good selection of foods, fruit and veggies looked fresh, check out was a breeze , recommend read more

This grocery store came to our attention because it was supposed to be a great place to buy produce. Went there for the first time yesterday, and it did have a large well stocked produce section and the produce did look good overall. Produce prices were much better than Reasor's, or Walmart, the places I usually shop, some of the produce was about the same price. The meat section had a great amount on display and the prices were fair. I did see quite a bit of product that said "not graded "on the label. I ask one of the butcher guys working nearby what that meant and he said that meat is from Mexico, nothing wrong with it. It just doesn't have any marbling because they don't graze cattle on grass . The rest of the store was no real discount over other grocery stores. The store did appear fairly clean, and all of the employees must be told to always be very polite to customers because they all said hi, very friendly staff. I would've rated the place 4 stars, mainly on the strength of its produce section, but I took off a star because they only take cash and debit cards. I much prefer to pay with a credit card to earn perks and it's the most secure form of payment. read more

If you know WinCo, then you know. This one is new and big. A lovey store and tons of options. Easy parking lot and clean store. Bigger bulk section than most I've seen. To those complaining about credit cards - that's nothing new. Credit card companies charge a merchant anywhere from 1-5% of the transactions. WinCo saves themselves those fees by not allowing credit cards. Savings they pass onto the customer, if you do some research vs prices for other stores in the area. Just know going in that you need to have your debit card or cash. read more

Prices aren't bad, a bit more than Aldi or Lidl. Selection is also OK. My problem is that they do NOT accept credit cards! I had cash, so I didn't have to walk out. They do accept debit - which I refuse to use - I demand the protections provided by credit cards. This is essentially a warehouse type grocery store. read more

This place is wild! It's a mixture of a mini Sam's/Costo with a hint of Aldi's. Winco has so much stuff and it's all so reasonably priced as well. Their bulk section is the cheapest I've seen in a long time. Produce is super fresh and also very reasonably priced as well! Only thing I'd say about going to Winco, is this place is NEVER slow...So best of luck if you try and go on a Sunday. It's elbow to elbow in this place. Other then that, this place has great selections of food items and pretty fresh as well! Highly recommend checking this store out! read more

I went there in the early afternoon of a weekday, unusual for me because I work. I loved the amazing prices, availability of products I can find at Reasor's and Walmart. It was busy, for the time of day, but I didn't have to wait in line very long--no longer than at Reasor's or Walmart. I was surprised, but not put off, at having to bag my own groceries--I've had baggers at other stores do a crap job. I was surprised that they take only cash or debit, but remembered that merchants pay large sums in fees to credit card companies. Not having to pay that and not having baggers, helps their bottom line, and allows them to pass on some of the savings. Overall, a good experience I plan to repeat. I never go to stores on the weekend because that's when everyone else goes, and I hate crowds. read more

Good selection Mediocre pricing compared to it's competitors 2stars because...THEY DONT ACCEPT ANY TYPE OF CREDIT CARD!!!! CASH OR DEBIT ONLY?!?!?! WTH??? Lost my business immediately Good luck with that winco read more

Check the dates! Especially on the meat! I've wasted so much money on meat that expires the day I buy it. Same thing with veggies. They don't even last a week and have mold. Prices are good but check your dates!! read more

This store was our go to in Oregon so glad they are in Tulsa! Dave's is so much on produce and canned foods and spices. read more

As usual for Winco (having shopped at both their Tulsa location and in Arlington, that is Texas not the land of the cemetary) I can tell you that they are consistent in their excllent staff along with high quality/low cost goods. Ms. Vicky C is an especially excellent cashier. read more

Excellent selection of foods anytime I need them.local grocery store that is stocked with name brand foods as well as cheaper brands.The kids enjoy the giant selection of candies that winco offers. read more

Customer service does NOT exist at the self checkout. My husband and I decided to try this store after a friend said their fried chicken was good. Nevermind ... our first trip and LAST. read more

This winco location would be good if not for the lack of customer service by employees like Janelle. She lost her patience when the self checkout machine was malfunctioning and blew up. She acted like it was our fault that her equipment was broken and she treated us with complete disrespect and should be fired. read more

First time here and it's pretty cool. Clean store with great bargains. Prices are similar to Aldi but they have brand names, instead of all generic. Walmart is still a better option for some items like Tide and similar items like that. read more

I've been here twice and just letting you know that this place can be a little overwhelming because it's huge and no matter what time you come in it seems that there Free at least 200 cars in the parking lot. They do a good job of marking their isles so it's easy to find the items that you are looking for. Three stars for letting sick employees work. I was in there last Thursday and it was very obvious that the male checker on isle 10 was sick. Like I really wanted to be around him let along touch my food. read more

7/13/21 Today was an eye opener for many of our local non-profit agencies dealing with Winco's Apple Valley store. As we are working to provide snack bags for children going back to school in a few weeks we realized we were short on drinks to add into student bags. A group of partner agencies went into Winco's Apple Valley with a budget of $300 to purchase as many travel size drink items as possible. Mind you, we tried contacting the store to make arrangements to pick up these items for todays packing party. Mike, the original point of contact was not available to assist us. We were not asking for free items or for a donation for items from Winco's as we know Winco's policy on donations. $300 cash was raised to be used to buy at least 1000 travel size drinks for children's snack bags. Our partner agencies and student volunteers were excited and ready to PURCHASE the needed items to begin packing bags. The problem was in the way the store manager addressed the situation with regards to the amount of items we could purchase. As the store does not have a limit on the amount of items (drinks) allowed per customer ( NOT POSTED ANYWHERE ON SHELVES, REGISTERS, ANYWHERE FOR CUSTOMERS TO KNOW POLICY) Originally the Winco's employee assisting our team and they verified there was no limit on the items being purchased. However they were stopped by another employee who called the manager to the floor while we were checking out and stopped our agencies from purchasing what was in the baskets stating that we could not purchase the amount we had as that would mean other customers could not buy items. 1. Completely understand the idea behind the rule. 2. If this were the policy then there should be limits per person for purchase correct? 3. There was no limitation's for us to purchase more of the higher priced drinks. We were in fact directed to purchase the higher end drinks without limitations versus the inexpensive drinks that did not have a limitation on them but apparently we were to know there would be a limitation for purchase. We clearly stated to them the items would actually serve more clients through the distribution we provide of the snack bags, 3500+ children versus 175 customers they expected to purchase per pack. We purchased 175 boxes of drinks. The thought process behind the explanation was generic at best. With customers surrounding us willing to purchase cases on our behalf to assist our program. We are forever thankful to those that support our community. Winco's might want to consider a better store policy on floor purchases of large quantities. read more

Winco I love the staff it is so well organized and clean love shopping there better than Walmart never heard of winco until about 6 months ago a friend told me my husband about winco so many things to choose from read more

They are price gouging because of the pandemic. Days apart my apple juice cost $2.28... a few days later (once quarantine began) $4.10!!! Shameful read more

I really like, the only thing is I wish they had other locations in and around Tulsa. My opinion, (remember it's only an opinion), is that there could and be more locations. read more

The selection and pricing are absolutely impressive. HOWEVER, I found out in the checkout line that they don't accept credit cards! I didn't notice any signs anywhere saying this - I feel like this should be posted in huge letters at every entry. Not to say there weren't signs, I just didn't see any so they weren't obvious. Wasted hour and wasted trip to south Tulsa. If I had known they don't take credit cards I would have either been prepared with a check or more likely wouldn't have gone at all. 5 stars for the pricing and selection, but minus 3 stars for store policies straight out of 1970. read more

Stood in line for 20 minutes only to have cashier close his lane after customer on front of me. Light was on when I entered line. All lanes that are open are backed up into the aisles. read more

Love this store. Great prices, always find everything you need, employees are always friendly and the store is always clean

Honestly I don't get it, all the lines are full and the self checkout is empty I go over there and I can see that it say you can only go if you have about 15 items and I had a little over that and the employee there told me to go back that I had too many items even though there was a couple in line with as much stuff as I had, last thing the employee told me was "you'll thank me later". This is why I wish there wasn't a limit on how many items I can get through in self checkout. read more