We went to this location last Sunday after seeing several influencers trying their deli sandwiches,…read morewhich range from around $5 and up, so we decided to stop by for a late lunch. At the counter, they have papers available where you can either build your own sandwich or choose from their preset sandwich options with listed prices. You simply write the number of the item you want on your receipt, hand it to the deli staff, and within a few minutes your order is ready. You then pay at the cash register. They also offer an upgrade for about $1 that includes chips and a bottled water. In addition to the sandwiches, they have other items available for purchase, including desserts and cookies ranging from about $2 to $3 and up. This location is smaller than the other one we've visited, so there was no indoor or outdoor seating available, which was a little disappointing. However, overall our visit was pleasant, and the store was very clean, organized, and well maintained.

Wonderful place, wonderful people, wonderful goods -- great variety for everyday needs and love…read morethat we can find the latest in wellness and Whole Foods here. Always happy to see friendly neighbors and helpful staff, particularly Gwen, Sean, Desiree, Christine, Juan and Jose!

This is the closest Fry's to my home, but I always avoid shopping here. The only reason I went…read moretoday was because Instacart sent me an unusually high paying order. Honestly, the rate would have to be very high for me to willingly deal with this store. I imagine other shoppers avoid orders from this location for many of the same reasons. There are frequently no carts available near the entrance, so customers have to walk through the parking lot in 100 to 110 plus degree heat to hunt one down. The metal carts become extremely hot, which is especially difficult when you are also trying to manage a toddler. Today, I arrived around 7:00 p.m., when it was still over 100 degrees outside, and there was a steady line of customers walking through the parking lot looking for carts. To make matters worse, the main entrance was closed. Customers had to walk all the way around and enter through the side that requires you to filter through the checkout lanes just to reach the grocery section. I asked an employee why the main entrance was closed, especially when families with children were walking around outside in extreme heat pushing burning hot carts, but no one could provide a real explanation or seemed particularly concerned. Meanwhile, several employees appeared to be standing around talking. The condition of the store itself is also disappointing. It feels run down and poorly cleaned, and the selection is noticeably worse than at other Fry's locations. They are frequently out of items I need and have a very limited selection of healthier snacks, despite carrying large quantities of highly processed snack foods. The dairy area is especially concerning. There is often a terrible smell when the milk refrigerator is opened, and I regularly see spilled products, debris, or items lying on the floor inside the refrigerated section. The odor alone makes me uncomfortable purchasing milk from this store. I shop at Fry's stores throughout the Valley, including locations in San Tan Valley, Scottsdale, Surprise, and Buckeye, so I have plenty of other locations to compare this one to. This is easily one of the worst Fry's stores I have visited. A new Fry's Marketplace is supposed to open nearby, and I sincerely hope it is placed under completely different management. The surrounding community deserves a grocery store that is clean, properly stocked, safely accessible, and managed with basic consideration for its customers.

This is my go-to stop and shop. Whenever I need anything, I will generally check at this Fry's…read morefirst. It has a wide variety of selection, and a friendly staff. The only knock on it is that it can sometimes be unorganized/dirty. Other than that, this place rocks!

The best Walmart I've been too honestly. I was visiting AZ…read moreand was curious if this would be better than my experience near my home and it delivered. It was pretty clean, which is not usual in my experience, and although there wasn't much staff to be seen the few we did see were very polite. It was crowded but not overly so and prices for some things are very reasonable as well as the massive selection they have.

The team member spent all her time making excuses instead of listening & helping. She was a mod on…read more4-23-26 @ 5:30 pm Check your receipts from this location! I have been over charged 3 out of 5 visits

Listen. They have those gooooood Doritos. The ones straight from Mexico that are so much more…read moreflavorful than the US chip. There's a certain elegance about them. And everything you need for your recipe, from every Latino brand is here. It's in stock, it's clean, it's fresh. The produce looks fresher than Safeway. Baked goods are never stale, at least never anything I have grabbed out of the case. But, I digress because you can look at my headline and see exactly why I am here: for the tacos. If you are smart, you will ask for quesabirra tacos. And, if you are like me and took a lot of Spanish but struggle to speak it - especially when rolling an "rr" is involved - you will quickly find out how *not* smart you are. Because you will be corrected every single time you come here and tell one of their chefs that you want quesabirra (what am I doing wrong?? lol). But, then the chef lets that minor infraction go by and is off to make your tacos, to order. Off to dip a fresh tortilla in perfect red stew and fill it with its tender, savory beef and a generous handful of queso. Then the chef sizzles it up perfectly on la plancha before hustling back over (it's always busy) to the condiment case, where you better be waiting (this isn't the time to go shop!) to indicate what you want on your taco. They have alllll the things, like 10 different salsas, fresh guac, all kinds of taco-ready raw or cooked veggies and concoctions. And that perfect, beefy red consumme is ready for you in that case, for FREE. (As it should be. I was recently charged $3 at taco truck. Travesty!) Don't forget to ask, in case your chef forgets. Then my tacos are all packed up and I'm sent off to the register to pay for them with all the other goodies I have scored. Everyone who works here - and there are a lot of people - is unfailingly kind and helpful and they serve you fast and efficiently. We are here at least every other week after church and it makes for a blessed day!

20/20 Best ranchera carne asada in AZ hands down. Moved…read morehere from California and you have no idea how hard it has been searching for an authentic Carniceria l like this! Nice people, reasonable prices for what it's worth!

This place had awesome prices on produce, meet, and all the goods you might need to make some bomb…read morefood! We enjoyed our experience here; It was clean, well-staffed, and had the feel of an ideal grocery store.

Last week was out first time eating menudo Here and it was…read moreactually good. we came today the menudo Had no hominy all meat and I asked to have a different bowl and she said that's how it's made today every time is different due to the cook whom makes it. We did not eat it, we won't be back for menudo

Came in for RYL iced teas (which are being discontinued) and asked if I could get could a pallet…read morebrought down as I already grabbed what was on the shelf. Told no fork lift drivers on duty between 12-2:30. Asked if I could get a ladder to grab an additional few cases. Employee got a ladder and retrieved 4 more cases for me. Thank you!

For the second time in a few months, I I purchased a container of Half N Half and, getting it home,…read morefound that the top had been unscrewed and the little plastic plug removed. No doubt about this... and worse, I had to pour out the contents. I stopped there today to let management know that they might have a problem, and when a manager was called, the individual who pleased (before I could get a word out) was rude, so much so that I was shocked. No, floored. His tone was offensive, almost as if there was something else boiling his water. The shift manager who joined him was even worse, a complete lack of respect, condescending, and just downright ugly... almost as if they were both very racist. I've worked as a professional,pilot most of my adult life and I'm used to rude, unpleasant people... but these two take the cake. I learned a long time ago that it pays to break bad news recording the conversation with a cellphone camera, which is exactly what I did. I was concerned that someone is opening these sealed containers as a prank (or worse) -- and don't want to be accused of being guilty of what I was reporting. I wasn't asking for anything: my behavior was proper, level-headed, and neutral; I didn't demand a replacement... in fact, I wasn't able to say anything at all. (I checked: I didn't get a word out.) Maybe it was because I keep my hair short, I'm clean-shaven, my clothes presentable, my countenance neutral and professional, that they think I worked for the U.S. government. Maybe my only mistake is being an older Caucasian. Dunno. My only two options are (1) to break open the screw tops at the register, or (2) stop shopping at Costco. Geez...

I ordered some groceries. The lady started at 8:30am picking my 24 products which wasn't all over…read morethe place (mostly fruits and veggies), a few packs of meat, cottage cheese and candy. Anyways, at 9:38am she checked out. Just an FYI she's with instacart. Anyways I didn't get my stuff until about 10:12-10:15am. Which was LATE. My cottage cheese was even no longer cold too the touch. I changed her tip ONLY bc it took her 1hr to pick my items and then was LATE delivering it. I gave her $1 then I get a nice lil message from her. The bag she claimed she bought was just a BASIC reusable bag which ARE NOT insulated. (I see a lot of delivery drivers use those). So I'm "rude and cheap" bc SHE WAS SLOW AND LATE. I work long hrs and I'm having a tumor removed from me next week, then I gotta deal with this? Even the area where I ordered said tips are NOT required bc the driver gets paid a flat rate, but they are appreciated...apparently NOT. I would of gave her a higher tip if she was actually on time. Oh well. If I get her again...she will get absolutely NOTHING from me after that message Miss Candi J sent me. Just as a FYI I reported her and sent that message through an email which will then be sent to her instacart job. I did mention that the fact it took so long to pick my order and then be late with it was the ONLY reason for the change. I could of gave her $0. Funny thing, if she doesn't need tips, then why complain? Is this really worth losing a job over? Oh and I have been know to by $10. One lady she got $3 through the order then I handed her cash $10. I LOVED that girl, but I don't know her name. She was so fast and sweet. So I'm not always cheap. About my instructions she's talking about. I said don't block my door and ring the door bell. If you don't, then you won't get a tip. She got a tip. It's not like I gave her nothing at all.

Valued customer for 12 years. Always do online order, charge hit checking account but also had…read moredouble pending charges. Contacted support and went 2 levels up with no help. I am now overdrawn on my account and getting charged overdraft fees because customer support won't take off the pending charges. So disgusting with how this is being addressed. It was also hard to understand customer support which made it harder!!!!!!

Well Lam's is a continuation of my trek to find interesting markets in the area. We were preparing…read morefor our Super Bowl party, so I decided on a Dim sum theme. Having spent time in Northern CA, I love the stuff. So the search was on for for dumplings, noodles and my favorite, Lumpia. Chinese new year is a week away, so why not. So I found Lam's in Avondale. Lam's is a medium size market with merchandise squeezed into every nook of the store. The isles are someone narrow and have a dizzying array of things to take in. They have a nice meat market with seafood galore. They also have candy of all types and prepared food for takeout. There's just too much to describe. What I thought was really neat, was that they have isles for each ethnicity; Chinese, Japanese, Filipino and even Jamaican. I was looking for banana sauce for my Lumpia and found that it was not with the other Chinese sauces. I had to look for it in the Filipino section. Interestingly, the crowd there was very diverse. If you need fresh seafood or anything Asian food related, I can't imagine not finding it at Lam's! I will let my photos do the talking.

I was impressed at the wide variety of specialty options here. Lots of Asian, Filipino, African,…read moreand Jamaican products. Nice produce aisle, Seafood and meat market with butcher, lots of international snacks and drinks. Aisles nice and clean. There is a strong fish smell when you walk in. A little more pricey for some items. For example, the dandelion greens we picked up here were big and fresh but cost $3.29 each. Usually priced around $1.99 at Fry's. Worth it for the extra variety. Checker was super nice. Big private parking lot.