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    Sprouts Farmers Market

    Sprouts Farmers Market

    4.1
    (151 reviews)
    4.3 km

    This is by far my favorite sprouts! They have all the produce that I need on hand at all times…read more There is a guy behind the meat/fish counter that is always so kind and jovial. Always has a smile on. And Yvonne at the register is just the sweetest and most helpful and pleasant!

    If I could give 0 stars I would. Note I turned 58 years old in June. I walk with a cane and…read moresometimes a rollator. I have massive mobility issues. I am a minority. We will start there but my experience with everything except the cashier she was kind doing her job. Employees following me and then staring at me is a no. I am not a thief I have been working since I was 16 years old. So the fluffy presuming Latino security guard when I get to the line he scoots over and is staring at me. Ok maybe I'm confused but it's a hard stair and I turn to look up and the white male employee is standing to the rear of where I'm standing and also both are staring. I said you all have the right one. Too the cashier I state, when you are done ringing the groceries call your manager. I said I work for a 100 plus year old company, I have a job. The 1st employee watcher showed up in the back and was down from me. With a scanner and then came and stood to the side of me. I said I'm sorry do you need to scan here, he said no. I'm like ok and he pauses. He then says are you finding what you need. I'm like I'm good, thank you. That would not of been concern until employee number 2 I'm over near jams looking for mint jelly doing lamb chops (reason for the stop). While looking through all the jelly employee # 2 walks up facing little down from me staring at the area just down from where I was picked up nothing I'm thinking weird. The register experience solidified what I presumed was going on. These folks profiled me. At the register Mr fluffy security guard staring at me like mean and then scoots closer to the register I roll my eyes at him to then go to put more of my groceries on the belt to catch employee # 3 starring and positioned as if they have me blocked like I'm a thief. At this point I'm mad because the whole thing spoke to being profiled. Ma'am after you get me rung up and bagged get your manager my complaint isn't on you. I likely make more than your store manager in my mind I'm thinking and you got the right one today. I speak to manager Ron or Rod. I tell him what I experienced and I do not appreciate being profiled. Unless you see me or anyone doing anything this is uncalled for. I'm 58 year old senior with a disability. I'm not able to run, barely walking therefore what am I taking from your flipping store. I've been working since I was 16 years old. I'm not rich but pay my way in life. This is the closes sprouts to me. But I am struggling as to whether go to the 19th Ave location when needed after this experience. This was a bad experience overall. We have enough of this foolishness going on in this world for anybody to experience this madness. My cousin is retired attorney and I worked part time in my youth in retail for old borders books and music (which I did for fun as I worked in the stock brokerage industry during that time) there is a protocol to handling theft. It must be witnessed or you can open the business up to possible lawsuit.

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    Los Altos Ranch Market

    Los Altos Ranch Market

    4.1
    (258 reviews)
    2.5 km
    $

    Food service quality selection of stufff enjoyed the place I'm coming back again and againread more

    Los Altos at Cardenas Market is one of those neighborhood markets that truly delivers on freshness…read moreand variety. The juice bar inside is a standout -- they squeeze fresh orange juice right in front of you, and the flavor is incredibly vibrant, refreshing, and naturally sweet. It tastes nothing like bottled juice and is absolutely worth the stop on its own. The bakery section is equally impressive. I picked up fresh conchas that were still warm to the touch, which immediately told me they had just come out of the oven. Soft, fluffy, and perfectly sweet, they tasted wonderfully homemade and authentic. Their food counter also deserves recognition. They offer a large selection of breakfast items including tacos, burritos, and tortas. I ordered the nopal and egg taco along with the chorizo and egg taco, and both were generously filled, packed with flavor, and surprisingly inexpensive for the quality and portion size. Everything tasted fresh and well prepared. One thing I consistently appreciate about this location is how clean and organized the store is. The employees working in the food area are always kind, welcoming, and helpful, which makes the experience feel warm and inviting. The only downside is that the cashiers can come across as less friendly and not particularly welcoming, which slightly takes away from an otherwise excellent visit. Overall, this is a fantastic market for fresh food, authentic baked goods, and delicious prepared meals at very reasonable prices.

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    Uptown Farmers Market

    Uptown Farmers Market

    4.7
    (199 reviews)
    8.1 km
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    **July 2026: Saturday Morning**…read more My friend and I were visiting Phoenix and were so excited to check out Uptown Farmers Market! This farmers market is located at a large church and after seeing the variety of vendors it definitely was such a fun way to start the weekend. We arrived around 8:30 a.m. on Saturday morning and had no trouble finding parking, which was a great start. I loved the variety of products featured here! There were everything from groceries and fresh bread to eggs, jams, pickled foods, soaps, and more. I'd guess there were maybe 100-150 vendors total, with most of them set up outside. There was also a section inside the church with a few vendors selling ice cream, produce, and other perishables, and that area was air conditioned, which was very welcome since it was around 110 degrees outside. They also had restrooms available, which was convenient. I believe vendor hours are from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., but because of the summer heat, my friend and I only stayed from about 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. Overall, I loved the variety of Arizona-based products and services and thought it was a really enjoyable market to visit.

    I'll say it again, this is THE BEST Farmers market I've ever been to and NOW THERE IS FRESH MADE…read morePAELLA ! Go early - opens at 7am and view the beautiful selection of fresh veggies! No worries here as the growers are present, the bakers are present and the chefs are on site. Prices are unbelievable (says a person who moved from CA!)

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    Farmyard

    Farmyard

    4.5
    (8 reviews)
    8.5 km
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    Urban Organic Gardens. They are hiding everywhere. You just have to keep your eyes open…read more I stumbled on this wonderful little patch of heaven while I was on the "Arcadia 9th Edible Garden Tour." It was one of the scheduled stops on the garden map. I had no idea what a treat we were in for as we pulled up to what appeared to be an ordinary one-story quiet neighborhood house. Getting out of the car we realized that this was no ordinary front yard. Yes, it had a small wooden rail fence around it. But behind that fence there was no traditional landscaping, no hedges, no grass, no manicured flower beds. There were rows of beans and corn and tomatoes and peppers! As we walked through the carport to the back, we entered a delightful sun room filled with baskets of fresh produce - all freshly picked and, of course, for sale. (Yep, I bought a few small fresh green items to supplement my salad already in the refrigerator at home.) The back yard was more of a delight than the front. Raised beds. Veggies and flowers. And, yes, there was some grass . . . . but most of all it was a miniature oasis of a farm from my childhood. There were chickens and goats, who all seemed somewhat nonchalant about city dwellers stumbling through their little bit of heaven. My Farmyard is a delightful example of what you can do to "grow locally. produce organically. [&] eat well." One of the services they will help you with is planning your own raised bed garden in your yard. They will help you create a "Planting Plan." Oh, I didn't tell you the best part. If you don't want to convert your yard to a veggie garden, you can sign up for weekly Urban Farm Produce Baskets. Freshly picked seasonal veggies and fruits delivered once a week. They even have half shares that are perfect for 1 person. And extra large shares for families or vegetarians. No more been in the store too long and came from who knows where. These veggies and fruits are grown in your own back yard - or in My Farmyard's front yard! Call and go visit your local urban organic farmer. He/she lives on a wonderful little patch of heaven right here in our city!

    I tried to hire Rebecca with Farmyard to help install a small backyard garden as my friend and my…read morefriend's mother had both used her for their gardens with wonderful yields. Both had spent a few hundred dollars to help ensure their gardens were successful. I, on the other hand, was told it would be a $2k minimum just to plant the vegetables (that's with me creating the beds and doing the irrigation on my own)...and that it could be as much as up to $5k. The reason for the price discrepancy? "My location". I'm certain that's not the true reason as I don't live that far away (Chandler) It was either A) not profitable enough for them with the small job I required or B) related to my last name. Regardless, I recommend others take their business elsewhere.

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