This is a huge grocery store. You can use your Kroger number here. It is owned by Kroger…read more I just stopped in to get some Gator Aid and Reign Energy Drink. Should I did really do any grocery shopping. But I could tell this place has everything and then some. As I was putting my number in the Alt ID , it didn't go through and immediately an attended came up and asked if I needed help. I said thank you but I will put my other number in. That one worked. Nice place to shop. Covered parking lot , so the heat will not bake your car.

Guest Care. We have been standing here for quite a while. Three people behind the counter and only…read moreone person helping someone with a money order. I have a simple return. There is a line with four of us in it. Hasn't moved at all. Who is the MOD in March 19, 2026 11 am? Gail finally called for a manager but nobody has shown up mother with a baby who started crying ended up leaving. Brian? Manager? They are still calling you. New computer software for money orders? Not what I'm here for. Manager is Ryan. Finally arrived. Renee, assistant cs manager apologized but doesn't help that they haven't fixed the issue for everyone in line. Says it's been like this for a while now. Really? Wow should have a line for money orders and a line for customer returns.

Trader Joe's is my weekly shopping stop for fresh veggies, tofu, nuts, tiny avocados and, of…read morecourse, flowers. Such fun to travel to a neighboring state to find my grocery shopping sweet spot. It's a brand I know and love set up almost identical to my local store. No guess work here. Just a cozy replica of home selling Trader Joe's reusable bags advertising Arizona instead of California. What did I buy along side the shopping bags ... almonds, Barebells nutritional bars and New Zealand Artesian bottled water. All TJ essentials. All the comforts of home.

Lives up to the other Trader Joe's. Everything you need at a pretty good price. Big parking lot…read more Getting out onto the busy streets was a little tough, even early on a Sunday. Friendly workers. Hopefully they get their liquor license soon.

Best sushi in town. Not joking. They don't drown the sushi in eel sauce and stuff every roll with…read morekrab salad. Kim and her crew are super friendly and deserves raises. There is also a luxurious grocery store surrounding the sushi restaurant. The one place to get duck breast around here, that I know of. It's pricy and full of yuppies, but the selection of premium and imported foods is unmatched.

Having moved from the other side of town, the three closest AJ's to me had taken to bulking out…read moretheir breakfast burritos with cheap potatoes to save cost, which would legit give me enough carbs to need a nap at 9 am. Not what I expect from the bougie grocery store. This location still just fills 'em with protein, and they let you take two salsas per burrito. The fresh salsa is unabashedly spicy too. I also appreciate the old standby $1.50 gigantic, unsweetened iced tea selection. You cannot get iced tea this size at this price at a coffee shop, or even a gas station, anymore. Most of the prepared lunch/dinner foods are overpriced, but great in a pinch and the sizes aren't bad. The meat and seafood sections are solid, and I value that in a city where fish mongers and butchers aren't super accessible. The staff is friendly and efficient as well.

Here's a mom and pop store that makes no excuse for selling dented or near expiration foodstuffs…read morefor dirt cheap -- a business proposition that I have no problem with because in the spirit of full disclosure, you know what you're getting. And for that, I'll lay down five stars to make a larger point. On the opposite end of the spectrum sits the retail behemoth Walmart where dented cans must be considered an art form. Soup, sauce, beans, veggies, fruit... it's as if trucks were being unloaded in some Planet of the Apes performance art cage match or perhaps, more likely, Andy Warhol's poltergeist decided to update his Campbell's Soup dalliance by tossing a warehouse of tomato soup off the top of the Empire State Building. In Latin "Dent" must mean "Discount" because at Walmart it's tough to find a can that hasn't been slammed into a cement wall. Here's to the creativity of the midnight shift at Sam Walton's outpost. Keep up the good work.

The Dented Can Market makes the 99 cent store seem very glamorous and high end…read more Not all but much of the food is dented or crushed (bags of chips). I found many food items that expired over two years ago (old crackers and cereals, jarred foods that looked ancient). Some food items lacked expiration dates. I also found foods that were noticeably not edible (dried up condiments). They also sell some frozen goods, refrigerated goods and non-food items. It's a possibility you might find something you want.... It was like picking threw a dumpster. Parking is easy but I won't be back.

We ordered the carne asada bundle ~ delicious !! Came back the next week and ordered the same…read morething again.

The place is clean and great selection of food…read more Got the combo Asada, which is 3lbs of meat with beans, rices and a generous side of chilies/ salsa. The whole family enjoyed it. Also got some conchas for dessert.

Nice selection- and a friendly, pleasant vibe. Lots and lots of bins of dried fruits and nutsread more

It's a different location than where I usually shop, but I have to say the cashier was super sweet…read moreand very kind. Upon entering the store, she promptly greeted me and asked me how my day was. As I was waiting in line to be checked out, the gentleman in front of me was patient and helpful, adding to his order and changing it. She greeted him by name and thanked him for his patronage. I do wish I had gotten her name. All I can say is that she had a head cashier T-shirt on. The store always had many fresh fruits and vegetables, supplements, and traditional groceries. The store was clean, well-organized, and every staff member that I ran into throughout the store had a great personality and was very welcoming

Always well stocked with the every day things you need and many new things to try…read more Clean and organized. Employees are very nice and extremely helpful. The food is amazing! So many things that we use on a regular basis and so many wonderful new things to try! It's my favorite place to shop, but I don't get there as often as I would like. The closest Aldi to me is in New River AZ and I live in Prescott Valley AZ. We are supposed to get one in our town and it would be a great addition to the few places we have locally. Love Aldi!

Aldi is a grocery store where you bring your own bags, a quarter for the shopping cart and your own…read moretote bags. The quarter will be refunded upon return of the cart. Aldi has some good deals on certain items. Other items not so much. They have a few brand names that I recognized. Other brands I had never heard of. They have a limited amount of items in their inventory. Shared parking lot

OVERCHARGED on 4 items that were in the weekly flyer...ON SALE. This happens almost every time I…read moreshop at this Sun City location. Must be only way to make a profit, it but really ticks me off since I must make a return trip to get it corrected.

Bakery is fantastic. We got a beautifully decorated sheet cake for Dad's 101st birthday. It was…read moredelicious

The grocery store was nice, the selection was not great. I could not find any loose nuts or dried…read morefruit for trail mix that I can usually find at most grocery stores. The staff were friendly- I was surprised that they closed the meat counter around 6 pm. There were definitely some questionable characters doing their shopping- so much so that my husband refused to leave my side the whole time we were inside. He might have been overly protective- it was cute.

As for items being on the shelves and in stock; Nope. This place is continuously out of things…read moreearly in the week (today is just Tuesday). Nobody out restocking either at 3:30pm in the afternoon. Seen several employees just standing around though, yakking. Cashier (receipt says "Josephine") beyond rude. Never acknowledged us, when we made a request about bagging she immediately copped an attitude and gave a snarky response. O.....K......to call her unfriendly would be an understatement. Why is it this particular FRYS seems hell-bent on hiring older people who never leave the trailer park except to go to work? There's a reason the majority of our shopping is done at SAFEWAY. Higher prices, yes, but NEVER have the experiences there, that we have here. This will be our last visit.

We love this asian market so much. It's a lot bigger than other places. We can find too many…read moredifferent kinds of food in here. And the service for check out always quick.

Very bad news for vegetarians thinking they can come here and buy frozen mock meat products. They…read moredon't have any to sell. I spoke to the customer service guy, and he was politely vague. He said that the last brand didn't sell well and they put everything on sale to clear it out. He gave me an uncertain timeline of two weeks for a restock, but it didn't sound real. I am from out of town, and it's a two hour drive, and I came singularly for the frozen mock meat. I did walk the isles and they do have a lot of items to choose from that you will not find in a typical American supermarket, and I picked up some interesting sauces and condiments I hadn't seen before, which was good. Very, very bad was the bathroom. There was a pool of dirty water on the floor with a mop and pail. The latch on the single sit down stall was broken and I walked in on someone. The sinks are stained and dirty. The smell is bad and overwhelming. They need to clean it and wipe it down and fix the sit down stall latch. All in all, the store has a lot of asian products you will not find in supermarkets, they are comme ci, comme ça! ‍ on frozen mock meat products, and somebody really needs to clean their men's bathroom.