Update on earlier review: The avocados now appear to no longer be overripe and I have bought many…read morethat are absolutely perfect in a day or two from day of purchase. Love this store!

I have been shopping at Raley's on Mayberry Drive for 22 years. For most of that time, it was an…read moreexcellent store: the shelves were always fully stocked thanks to night restocking, and there were always plenty of checkers and deli staff to assist customers. The deli offered a wide variety of items, making it a reliable stop for fresh food. And the produce was top notch. However, over the past two years, the shopping experience has changed significantly. There are now too few clerks in the deli and at the checkout lanes, which makes it harder to get help and slows down the checkout process. The quality of the produce has also declined dramatically, and the deli selection has shrunk. Currently, the shelves in the produce department are never fully stocked. And in some instances the shelves and produce sections are completely empty - just like during the pandemic. But their prices have increased and are very similar to that of Whole Foods. Now, please understand this has nothing to do with the people that work in this store. They are always kind and polite and willing to help anyway they can. The problem is there aren't people to get the job done. In some instances, they have someone manning the self checkout lanes as well as trying to be an overflow cashier and only 1 person in the deli. Because of this, I have switched to shopping at Whole Foods. Even though it's a longer drive, the difference is worth it. Whole Foods has an abundance of staff in every department and at the checkout lanes, ensuring that customers are helped quickly. Their produce quality is far superior to Raley's, and the prices are about the same. Their meat and fresh fish cases are also outstanding and the staff is always polite making the overall shopping experience much better. I'm not sure what happened to Raleys on Mayberry Drive? But it's not good. Perhaps it's a corporate policy decision and all Raleys stores are like this. If that's the case, it was a poor corporate decision.

We love this gas station. We live down the street and we are there a few times a week. The gas is…read morenormally cheaper than anywhere else in Reno and they have EVERYTHING you could need. A huge variety of alcohol including wines, liquors, beer, mixers, they even sell TenTorr products. If you need ice cream, pizza, Mexican breads, bacon, milk, whatever- they probably have it. It's is family owned and operated and they are all very friendly and accommodating. We walk there often with my 2 year old and every time he comes in they give him a treat and a warm smile. The place is always clean and they have everything displayed beautifully and I've noticed they check quality and expiration dates of everything when you check out. Really a great Ma & Pa feel.

Great neighborhood convenience store/gas station. The family who runs it is honest and friendly…read more They've got most of the basics when you suddenly realize you ran out and quickly "need" more: milk, eggs, bacon, beer, wine, ice cream, snacks, etc. To all the reviewers who whine about them charging above average prices: yes, you are right, things are a bit more expensive here than at the Walmart where you normally shop. You are paying a premium for the convenience of having the item in your neighborhood, a 2 minute walk (or 30 second drive) from your living room. If you want to save a dollar, feel free to drive down Kietzke in rush hour traffic, walk thru thru the huge parking lot of your favorite grocery store, and wait in line at a cash register behind some people with carts full of groceries. Or, if you want it quick and easy in your own 'hood, prepare to pay a buck or two more, go here and get it NOW.

Having the Nitro Card has it's perks. I got an email letting me know today is National Burrito Day…read moreand to stop by to get my FREE Bon Fire Burrito. Um, of course I stopped by!! With the Nitro Card, you also get .10 off each Gallon of gas, $1 Coffee, and other deals.

I got the Nitro card. Although I don't typically eat gas station food the convenience of Maverick…read moregas sold me on getting a Nitro card. Saving 10 cents a gallon on gas doesn't seem like much when prices everywhere are so high it still better than nothing and in some cases may be better than a credit card rebate. Lots of pumps means no waiting at least where I go. Overall a good experience.

I went here today, Friday, May 24, 2019. I wanted to get a car wash, despite that the forecast…read morecalled for a chance of rain for the next week, since I was taking my car in to have the windshield replaced in Sparks, due to a large crack. I get embarrassed if the car is dirty, so I try to wash it before every service. It is hard, since my assigned parking space is under this tree, which sheds not only this hard clear sap/resin, but also tons of dirt. The seals by the windows are always filthy. Of course, there is the usual bird poop too. I was going to do the car wash at Quik Stop in Carson City this morning, before my trip up to Sparks, but I forgot. Luckily, there was a Quik Stop in the area with a touchless car wash for the same price. I use only touchless, since I found that automated car washes with brushes leave minor scratches. I had called earlier, and they answered the phone promptly and gave me good information about the car wash. When I got there, I first stopped in to the convenience store section to have a look around. There were the usual things higher-end convenience stores have, like hot food (pizza, hot dogs, etc.), refrigerated sandwiches, soda dispensers, coffee, slurpee/icee dispensers, and slot machines (in Nevada at least). But there was also a table for discounted items, and a large supply of hats they sell. This is unusual for convenience stores. I was going to pay inside for the car wash, but I noticed a line of customers, including some paying for gas. So I just drove up and paid at the front of the car wash by credit card. There was no line, unlike the time I went to the Quik Stop in Carson City (see my review here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/quik-stop-carson-city?hrid=yMifdFaSgVe_0BrLiBSinA&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) ). I am cheap, so I chose the $6 Deluxe Wash. It included a foam bath, clear coat protectant, spot free rinse, and blow dry. The $7 Premium Wash includes an undercarriage blast as well. The $9 Rain Shield Wash includes all of the aforementioned, plus a rainbow polish. I should spring for the $7 option, since I need the undercarriage blast after going through snow/rain on the roads over the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Bay Area in California in April, although maybe it is too late? The instructions in the car wash told me to drive up, then move back. I was doused in water and waxes for a while. Then at the end, there was also a drying timer for the blow dry, like in Carson City, which gives you 80 seconds (they start at 1:20 though their monitor shows 120, which led me to believe this was 120 seconds, not 1 minute, 20 seconds). The timer was more in front that at the car washes I am used to, so I didn't find it at first. I was pleased at the end. No touchless carwash will get your vehicle as clean as one with brushes, but that is the trade-off for not getting scratches. There are already a ton of scratches under both door handles, from me opening and closing the doors, and I don't even have long nails. I don't need more scratches elsewhere on the body. This location also is a propane bottle exchange. At the end, I was going to check in on Yelp, but I couldn't find the listing. As it turned out, I was spelling "Quik Stop" as "Quick Stop" the whole time, lol!

Regular gas $3.85. Best price I've seen in awhile. Easy to get into. Easy to get out. On the…read morecorner of McCarran and south Rock

10/26/25- In the area and first time visit-…read more Big store - stocked decently.. Found my UnReal m&m.. Needed some Japanese mayo too..

We headed to Grocery Outlet (the Oddie location) to shop for a couple of things. The store was…read morefairly organized, the shelves were fully stocked and orderly. They had a good variety of sundries, the produce looked really fresh, the prices were affordable plus we found some great deals too good to pass up, above all, service was friendly. Our cashier, Marilyn was truly personable. Overall, we had a great shopping experience.

Holy cow the lines used to be so long now I don't even have to wait anymore . I appreciate the…read morechanges the store makes to accommodate customer needs.

I've been coming to this market frequently, and my experiences usually range from good to…read moreabsolutely excellent, primarily thanks to Anna, one of the cashiers. Anna assists me almost every time I visit, and she is a absolute joy. She always has a genuine smile on her face and possesses the best attitude. Honestly, it's some of the best customer service I've ever experienced anywhere. She consistently turns a routine grocery trip into a great day. Unfortunately, my experience at the deli counter recently was the exact opposite. I went to order a sandwich and, as a first-timer, didn't realize there was a paper form I needed to fill out first. I stood waiting for assistance, and a staff member named Teri walked up, mumbled something, and immediately started to walk away. Because I couldn't hear her, I politely asked her to repeat herself. Teri responded with an incredibly dismissive attitude, acting as though asking for clarification was a major inconvenience. She then repeated, "You need to fill out the paper," speaking very condescendingly, as if I were unable to understand basic instructions. Even after I explained that I had never ordered a sandwich here before and simply didn't know the process, her attitude remained hostile. It was an incredibly uncomfortable and off-putting interaction. If it weren't for Anna completely turning my mood around at checkout per usual, I would have walked out incredibly frustrated. Management has a real gem in Anna, but they desperately need to address the customer service standards and basic courtesy at the deli counter.

Used to shop at Safeway across McCarran because it has a nearby, cut-rate gas station, and the…read morereliable Taiwan Restaurant and Baskin-Robbins dessert emporium in the Ridgeview Plaza south of Mae Anne Avenue. However, on the other side of McCarran, the Canyon Center plaza has Dollar Tree, Silver Chopsticks, a rare-for-Reno Chase Bank branch, and a Save Mart, among other provocative businesses, like, for instance, Flowing Tide Pub #7. Safeway gave me a harsh vibe during the Covid daze, especially from cashiers and front staff, so Save Mart got the nod. It's a well-maintained market, good produce and meat selection, sporadic surprise discounts on eggs, great bargains on weekly-ad items, and personable, mellow staff. Conversely, the service deli strikes me as small and lackluster. Plotted between 7th Street and Mae Anne on the northbound side of the west McCarran loop, and a hop-skip-jump from the USPS Washington station and I-80, this market screams, "LOCATION X3!"

Went into by $6.95 doughnut got home they charged me double for my donuts they're cash registers…read moreare weird not crooked but weird I'm staying away from the grocery store you should too

I love the new location. There is such a large variety for those with various dietary needs, such…read moreas keto, gluten-free, dairy-free, and other options. I love just wandering the store, seeking out new products and items. There is everything from fresh to frozen, canned, homeopathic medicine, soaps, and lotions. Most stores I enter have very few items I can eat. But here there are a lot of snacks, sweet items, drinks, and even packaged items such as chips. I adore that they carry a variety of flours, nut flours, gluten-free, cassava, tapioca, as well as others. The store always smells clean. In the wintertime, there is a smell of ginger. The employees are always courteous and knowledgeable. The only con is that they do not have a store in Sparks. Best tip: Don't forget to bring your own grocery bags or cooler. I bring a cooler in the summertime. Always pack more bags than you think you will need.

Natural Grocers is one of my favorite places to shop. The employees are always so friendly,…read morehelpful, and genuinely knowledgeable about what they carry--you can feel that they truly care about the customers. The quality of their products is consistently top-tier, from the fresh produce to the wellness items. Everything feels clean, intentional, and trustworthy. Shopping here is always a great experience, and I leave knowing I'm getting the best. Highly recommend!