Good place to find products that Wal-Mart doesn't carry, especially if you're into health/organic…read moretype stuff. Seems to have a few more local products too. I think these used to be Albertson's stores. It is a little more expensive, but it's the place to go if you want specialty products.

When I'm doing outer edges grocery shopping (i.e. fresh meats, seafood, dairy, fruits, and…read moreveggies), Food Pyramid is the best place in Bartlesville. It's much cleaner than Wal-Mart and the selection is superior. They even have an assortment of organic and international products. Food Pyramid is really expensive, especially when compared to Wal-Mart down the street, so you're better off buying packaged foods there.

Tired of paying for delivery orders that are "refused by drivers". I pay extra for 3 hour delivery…read morethat has NEVER been on time. No one can help because they are teenagers! Walmart needs to figure out the third party delivery service issues.

This Walmart probably has the worst management I've ever seen. There is this lady in the deli. I…read morethink her name was Michelle. But she was the most rude employee I have ever seen and witnessed. They are so rude to the other workers there and I'm surprised how management hasn't caught on or something or what. But she was miss treating other employees in the back from what I could hear and I don't think that is a acceptable thing by any means. Cause I firmly go by treat people how you wanna be treated. Which I'm sure she does not wanna be treated the way she was treating the other employees in the back. I really feel bad for all the ones that work with her. So my complaint really is I hope that Walmart management does something to this employee cause they do not have the right to treat others the way she does by any means. So Walmart please fix this issue! It is not ok for others to be miss treated.

We stopped in to this grocery store while staying in Nowata and I was surprised at what a large…read moreselection of items this store had for a small town grocery store. My mother in law feels the prices are a bit high but I feel they are fair and nowhere near as high as the geocery stores in California.

The prices are way too high. You are not getting what your paying for. You are better off just…read moregoing to Wal-Mart in Bartlesville.

Buyer beware. Saw a post in whats going on Claremore about a cute Krampus cake from reasors. I told…read moremy son I would like it for my bday. So he got it for me, found out he was charged $160 for that 8" cake with a 5 inch dome layer, that is more than some of their 2 layer wedding cakes I have seen. Out of curiousity I asked the original poster what he was charged, his response was $50. I spoke to the bakery manager who said the pricing for custom cakes had changed.....by 110 percent. He wasn't even charged for a cake but something called banneton, a proofing basket for bread dough per google. So reasors bakery is making up prices as they go along. I know in the scheme of things my occasional reasors bakery buys don't mean a hill of beans in china but I can tell u I will not be buying from their bakery in the future.

Always fresh Veg's, great customer service and friendly cashiers. We've grown fond of some of the…read moreemployees!! They're always ready to serve w/friendly banter and being helpful.

Greta food. Great atmosphere. Great prices. A must when in town visiting. Lots to choose from on…read morethe menu. Great service.

I love stopping at mom and pop markets, so I am always on the lookout. The outside is very…read moredeceiving, the building is very old and looks like during the years they have added on. When I walked in I noticed it was very large, organized and clean. I liked the deli with an eating area. This Hometown market has all the amenities of any large supermarket, it was fun shopping here. Service is excellent the people are super friendly.

Such a cute shop. I could've bought so many things. Had we not been on a road trip, I would've…read morepurchased some of the fresh produce. Got the cutest planter and a sound amplifier.

Farm Hippie Farmers Market is a true gem for Oklahoma. This isn't your average seasonal…read moremarket--it's a year-round indoor market for of groceries and gifts. The friendly, community-focused atmosphere makes shopping a pleasure, and you'll love supporting the many local vendors. You'll find a fantastic selection of high-quality, homegrown products, from seasonal produce to artisan crafts and goods. It's a convenient and essential stop for anyone who values fresh, local, and earth-friendly alternatives.

The Grove Walmart is a good one! I like to drop in when I'm in town. They have a great clearance…read moreaisle! I always find goodies. It's a clean, well-kept store.

The lElectronic"s Department deserve a raise for their hard work and customer support. They know…read morehow to conduct business professionally and find solutions that are effective so my life is less stressful. I am grateful for the employees in electronics that work together as a team for a successful outcome.

What a great little store. Store is super clean and organized. Got a hunts brothers pizza that was…read moreexcellent, it had a lot of toppings. They sell fresh meat for grilling, fruits and veggies, everything a person may need to make a simple meal. Highly recommend. Service was great . I'm

there are new owners in place and the store has changed dramatically not all for the best prices…read moreare now You expect prices to be a bit higher from a convenience store with gas pumps, but not like this. They do still carry fresh meat, which is a good service for the local area

We've been customers of Reasor's since they had the little store where Walgreen's on 86th is…read morelocated. Staff are always friendly and courteous. If you take the time to cultivate relationships, it can make your experience an even better one. Since I work from home, sometimes I'll do the shopping over lunch, so over the years I've gotten to know several of the front end clerks fairly well, like Sheila and Suzy. We always share a laugh while they're ringing me up. Try and get that at WalMart. Also, Armando in the butcher shop always had a good story to tell, and can always answer any questions I have about cuts of meat and such. We've even been known to trade recipes, so how cool is that? Product selection is always plentiful and quality is usually good. I do have some issues with some of their meat products, specifically pork and chicken, as they seem to spoil pretty quickly if you don't use them within a couple of days. I've bought similar meats at other places and it always seems the shelf life is noticeably longer than Reasor's. Also, another thing that I seriously detest is the addition of the self checkout lanes at the expense of both attended lanes and the express lanes. It really irritates me to see elderly people who only need to purchase a few items being forced to wait in long lines while a Reasor's employee stands by the self check gadgets twiddling his thumbs. I get it, I understand it, but it looks bad. And it just seems one step closer to WalMart. I always appreciated that Reasor's delivered an overall better experience than WM, but a few things of late leave me wondering.

Used to be able to go through the self check lines with a breeze! Now with no tap to pay and card…read morereaders not working for shit! It's a PAIN IN MY ASS!! I cannot stand Wal-Mart if you don't want to lose another customer, fix your card readers. This is not just at one location it's any location I go into! You've got the highest prices then give the best service or you are working your way out of business. I'm going to give you one more chance and then I'm going to start shopping elsewhere! You want us to self check! Fix you damn self checks!!!