The owner here thinks he can remove honest reviews…read more This location constantly closes at 7:50pm when they're open till 8pm. It's happened to me 3 times already where they'll lock the doors. They hire instaworkers to save money instead of hiring regular employees so these people don't care. This is an authentic review, yelp if he reports this comment too please message me.

I went there last nite (3/12) at 8:55 and the door was locked (open til 9). When I tapped on the…read morewindow the man inside gestured "closed early." What's the point of having posted hours if they aren't accurate?

I was visiting for a few days and stopped into this grocery store. I am not from Tulsa, but no…read morecustomer--local or visiting--should ever be treated this way. People deserve better. December 31, around 9:30-9:35 p.m., I visited Reasor's at 2429 E. 15th St., Tulsa, OK 74104, and had one of the most upsetting and unprofessional retail experiences I have ever encountered. I went directly to the checkout counter, paid for my item, and completed my purchase like any other customer. Shortly after, I realized there was a transaction issue and calmly requested a refund so the transaction could be corrected. What should have been a routine customer-service matter quickly escalated into something completely inappropriate. Instead of assisting me, I was accused of stealing, without any verification or investigation. No one checked my receipt. No one reviewed the register. No attempt was made to confirm whether I had, in fact, paid for the item. The accusation came from the security guard, but what was most concerning was the lack of leadership that followed. The manager failed to step in, failed to question the accusation, and failed to independently review the facts. Management allowed a serious claim to stand without evidence and did nothing to de-escalate the situation or protect a paying customer. This was not only unprofessional--it was humiliating. As a business owner myself, I understand that mistakes happen, but accusing a customer of theft without proof is never acceptable. Customer service should be based on facts, fairness, and respect. None of those standards was upheld during this interaction. The entire experience was degrading, unnecessary, and avoidable. I left feeling disrespected and wrongfully treated. I will not return to this location and cannot recommend it to others unless Reasor's makes great improvements in staff training, management accountability, and how customer disputes are handled. And I hadn't received an apology from the Manager. Hopefully, this gets his attention.

I hate writing bad reviews. . . Reading my review from 2023…read morewould make me feel bad but 1) there were so many other 1* reviews and 2) my review was completely accurate & remembering that experience made me angry all over again. So to my visit a few days ago: I was majorly impressed. This store, even the PARKING LOT, has been completely renovated. Beautiful wide plank flooring. So many products. Everything on my shopping list was readily available. I don't think diapers, for instance, should be in the middle of "food". 4* for the product placement. Aisles seem nonsensical. To address comments from others in their reviews, regarding the *current* atmosphere. . . .yes, Walmart is often cheaper. And being the HUGE company they are, they have access to a nonstop variety of resources, so sometimes they'll have products more available. But in acquiring those lower prices, consider the possibility of lower quality (produce). Personnel is something business have to deal with. Managers need to keep in mind you can always go elsewhere. And, Ryan (see his review), who was abused by an employee this year! should have gone straight to the manager. The complaints on prices/coupons/ads, etc. It's maddening, and appears to be structured against the consumer. LOL. My recommendation is have a plan and know the rules. Sorry, it may be a little time consuming but it gets easier through repetition. And know (this reality makes utterly no sense to me) the "sales" vary from store to store. This was pointed out to me at the 15th St store a few years back. I was looking for a particular awesome sale item, like 10 limes for $1. A manager came to the disagreement, looked at the ad, and said, "That's only at the store out on 21st". Who knew? That's why you have to choose *your* store online. (If this has changed, I'm unaware). Another tip: shop as soon as possible when ads change, I thought. They run out of product FAST. Hubby took our shopping list on a Wednesday when ads are new. He got absolutely nothing that was advertised. They told him a shipment would be in the next day. I went on Friday and got it all. So I say shop early and still feel validity in that. Hope my experience helps somewhat.

First time trying this shop after a friend recommended…read more Huge selection of items and quick check outs with polite and friendly staff. Wish they had on in Japan. They do have seasonal decorations and some hard to find products. Looking forward to stopping in here again

The only thing I wished was for TJ is to be closer to Muskogee!! Looks like Broken Arrow is getting…read moreone soon. I have had nothing but plenty of memories which were all good experiences. The store is usually packed. The parking lot is small. But the friendly staff and well stocked store make up for the small things. This is the store where I like to stock up on the fresh flowers of course. I do recommend a shopping experience, if you don't mind the crowds sometimes. The shoppers are also friendly too!

Tulsa location: this is our go-to grocery store. Prices are excellent, and I particularly love the…read morebulk 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!

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

Huge shoutout to Whole Foods Market for recognizing a…read moresituation and doing the right thing. 91st and Yale location My daughter went to buy some ice cream and accidentally entered the wrong PIN on her card, which caused the transaction to decline. Instead of embarrassing a little girl at checkout, the employee recognized what was happening and kindly pushed the transaction through. I saw the incorrect PIN notification on my phone, immediately tried calling my daughter, and we both went back to settle the payment. That small act of kindness and understanding meant a lot. It's refreshing to see people use good judgment, compassion, and common sense in moments like that. Thank you to the team for handling the situation with such grace.

I think this was the original and oldest Whole Foods in Tulsa. It's a great store and while things…read moremight be a bit packed, you can pick up everything here. Vitamin supplements, flowers, premade meals, 365 sparkling water (cheap), and some really nice cheeses. I like their wine selection too. Glad to see that they had self check out, too.

This is such a great addition to downtown. It carries great local products that are great as gifts…read moreor decor as well as grab & go food options. They have Isla's Kitchen meals that are ready to heat and serve including soups, salads, pasta, snacks, and even drinks to go. This is super helpful for those who want to grab lunch downtown but don't have time to sit somewhere. If you live or work downtown, this corner store is also great option to grab coffee and pastries in the morning as well. They carry a bunch of cool Oklahoma merch as well, including the monopoly Tulsa edition. When it comes to service, the employees are super welcoming and helpful. They answered all our questions and even gave us free coffee coupons and $10 off Isla's kitchen coupon.

They have Savoy cinnamon rolls and pecan rolls…read more They also have sausages, sausage rolls, desserts, wines, breads, Danish, breads, beverages, and other local fare. It's worth a look when you're in the area.

My initial impression of the store was that it is too pricey to visit very often. Lately, I have…read morebeen enjoying some luxuries that other grocery stores don't offer. I still stock up on bargains at Costco and Sam's but I enjoy the deli and bakery at Fresh Market. They are several notches above delis and bakeries at most groceries. The employees are super friendly. This week, I had to return something and was impressed with how easy and pleasant it is to do that. I bought a bag of rotten lemons. That can happen at any grocery store. The lemons were in a yellow bag and not easy to see and they hadn't started smelling yet. I was amazed at how quick and easy the return was and how friendly the employee handling the return was. Even though Fresh Market is a little pricey, they do have specials

The Fresh Market, founded by the Berry's, originated in Greensboro, NC as a vision to bring…read moreEuropean-style farmer's market atmosphere to America. With the mission to bring delicious prepared meals, exceptional quality meat and seafood, peak season produce, decadent baked goods, and fresh seasonal flowers, it certainly has succeeded its mission. The high quality and specialty products unfortunately also carry with it the higher price tags. The Fresh Market is among the most expensive of the high end markets. They have an Ultimate Loyalty Experience, but the cashier couldn't tell me the actual benefits. I think it's similar to Reasor's Rewards with weekly specials. They reportedly have the Tuesday specials (to be confirmed): ground chuck and boneless chicken breast for $2.99 per pound. They also have The Little Big Meal that rotates weekly. For those interested in cooking, they have many recipes on their websites which is unique. If you love the neatness and cleanliness of Reasor's then you are going to love The Fresh Market. I cruised through the store and was thoroughly impressed. Shelves and produce were neatly stocked. Deli products and meats looked really fresh. The quality was definitely there as well as the price tags. I am just not sure if I am the target audience of The Fresh Market, definitely gearing more toward affluent people.

I'm glad that the northside has a nice grocery store now, but the prices don't match the economics…read moreof the area. I don't come up this way often, unless I am visiting my fiancé at school. Sometimes I will run in here to do some grocery shopping, and then I always get frustrated because the prices are way higher than at other grocery stores. It does stay very clean. They have a pretty good produce and a solid meat selection. Staff is pretty decent. They participate in the double up program for folks on food stamps, so that is definitely nice for those who can use it, but it does not compensate for the higher prices.

The produce is always fresh. There are all types of fresh cuts of meats. The employees are…read moreknowledgeable, helpful and professional!

I enjoy Sushi Wednesday, the Sushi is always delicious. The Store is always clean and well…read moreorganized. But the real reason for writing this review in the first place, I'd like to recognize my Cashier, Connie! She has been with Sprouts for years and she is always so very kind and helpful. Having Connie as my cashier, it's such a nice way to end my shopping experience at Sprouts.

The store is always clean! The folks rock! Give Shae a raise. The produce is good. The store is…read morestocked

I love the lunches that you can get at the Reasors cookhouse. It's located inside Reasors. They…read moreserve a different menu each day. Each meal is $5 plus tax. You get the main dish, two sides, and either a roll or cornbread. Today's special was salisbury steak with mashed potatoes, gravy, and green beans. Hot and delicious! You get a large meal at a great price. The staff is very friendly and they are very good at what they do. You owe it to yourself to give Reasors cookhouse a try for lunch one day.

Reasor's advertises a $5 meal that historically included a wide choice of sides (mashed potatoes,…read moremacaroni & cheese, sweet potatoes, loaded bake potato, etc.) with no restrictions. Recently, the store began limiting side options, for the $5 meal to mash potatoes, green beans, fried okra and potato wedges, but failed to update signage or inform customers, which constitutes deceptive "bait and switch" advertising. Workers and cooks behind the counter explain macaroni and cheese, sweet potatoes, and loaded baked potato are reserved for the more expensive meals. No signage in the advertising explains this. In fact, in the advertised photo, macaron and cheese is included in the $5 meal, which is not only misleading, but constitutes false business practices, false advertising, and confusing to customers. When I politely approached and spoke with the Customer Service Experience Manager, Brandon McManus, he was rude, racist and disrespectful, and seemingly angry. Clearly he was prejudice. dismissive, and uninformed about the policy change. He told me the issue "did not matter" and refused to help, explaining it is what it was; otherwise, "take it or leave it", attitude. I am not used to being treated with such disdain and discourtesy from a business. I request that Reasor's/Brookshire Grocery Co clarify their $5 meal offerings, provide transparent signage, and ensure management treats customers respectfully, while refraining from engaging in illicit, and unethical business practices. Also, refrain from being defensive when a customer kindly approaches your staff and asks multiple questions. It is okay to admit not knowing something, but not okay to get irate, rude, unprofessional with customers w/o trying to at least investigate the situation and get back with the customer. It's not okay to be illiterate on product offerings, policy changes.