I'm glad I finally had the chance to check out Reeders. Growing up, we'd pass it on the way to…read moreWoodward Park, and I always wondered what treasures were tucked inside. After seeing it pop up all over my TikTok feed, I had to see what all the hype was about. They offer a wide variety of treats, sweets, and ready to eat options. I tried the spinach artichoke dip and the hummus. The dip was excellent, rich and flavorful, while the hummus was just okay. One downside is the pricing. Both the prepared foods and the candy and novelty items felt quite expensive. The shop was fairly crowded during my visit on a Tuesday, which made it a bit difficult to move around and browse comfortably. It did start to feel a little overwhelming at times, though it is easy to see why it draws a crowd given the sheer variety and unique selection. My favorite was the Hammond coconut crème bar! Heavenly!!!

I've been wanting to stop in here for treats ever since watching the family go viral all over…read moresocial media! They are so fun. I grabbed some viral Swedish candy, and a locally made Rice Krispie treat. It's very expensive. That's my only complaint.

Andrew at the Sam's Bakery located at Tulsa Hills was incredibly helpful and kind! He made some…read morepatriotic cupcakes for my nephew's 16th b-day when he realized the cupcakes were missing from our pick-up order. With the holidays it is expected for things like this to happen, so I was not upset. However, I was thrilled with his customer service and kindness when he stepped up to fix the issue.

Long time card member here as well as Costco so I've been around the volume stores for a long time…read morenow. This location has always been super clean and things are almost always easy to locate unlike Costco where items are always changing locations or either getting replaced. We picked up 3 pies that were literally the biggest I've ever seen. Apple , Pecan & pumpkin and all wee under $20 for the lot . We grabbed a container of cookies as well for a smokin deal. They had some pretty decent prices on beef but we didn't grab any but I'll be keeping that in mind for the next trip. Restroom was super clean and there was some actual soap instead of the sanitizer that I've seen @ other locations. I will say though that with everyone that was in the store they only had 2 check outs open and the rest were self checkout ‍ that just drives me crazy too

I love this store- I think it's the best run in all Tulsa- large variety and even stock food for…read moreinternational holidays. Very helpful and polite employees - I go out of my way to shop here

I'm just not a fan of Reasors in general. The layout doesn't flow well in my head. This store is…read morefine. I feel like supply of groceries can be hit and miss compared to the others I pop into. The hot bar/deli isn't as full usually as others, and it can be tough to get an employee over. The employees here are nice enough though. Just a pretty neutral grocery store in my opinion.

Stopped by recently and had a really good experience overall. The place was clean and well…read moreorganized, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Service was pretty quick, and everything looked fresh and well prepared. There's a nice atmosphere, and you can tell they put effort into what they do. A few small things could be improved, but nothing major. I'd definitely come back and would recommend giving it a try!

i'd first seen the convenience store and gas station some months ago when it replaced the similar…read morestore and gas station called kum n go, and though the name of the new business evokes in me an intrigue as to any intended, although less pronounced, continuation of the kkk practice, especially in the united states south of replacing the letter c with the letter k in certain words. nonetheless, giving the store a benefit of doubt, i'd decided to look past any such association to a less serious linguistic connection, that between the name of the business and a certain nba team, the dallas mavericks. having not researched any significance of spelling between the business name and team name, i'd instead challenged myself to find any thunder associated product names to support by proxy the home state team, the oklahoma city thunder. and i obtained success in the endeavor by purchasing an energy drink of the brand name up time, evocative of the okc thunder team fan slogan &thunder up&. the low calorie, raspberry lemon flavored energy drink had a good, mildly sweet taste, and did not leave me with a caffeine headache, as i've experienced with other brands of energy drink. further, to celebrate the cinco de mayo holiday on that day, i'd also purchased a pack of sabritas mexican style mix peanuts, which reflect some positives of food production collaboration between the united states and mexico, such as bilingualism and the production of revolutionary flavor, like the flavor similar to the spicy flamin hot, introduced by mexican american inventor richard montanez. and further, the mildly spicy peanuts had a delicious taste. lastly, while the self-checkout monitors at the counter are the first such devices i've seen at a convenience store, the placement lends toward an awkward decision between requesting to be checked out by a cashier or completing self-checkout under direct supervision. and so, i'm of the belief these devices would be more practical apart from the counter, even if such a location requires hiring a self-checkout attendant or closing the monitors occasionally. and as a sort of p.s., i'd noticed some maverik brand jerky flavors, so am considering a return visit to purchase some to try.

Apparently, I have a free drink on the app. Twice now, several months apart, I have tried to cash…read moreit in, only to have the cashier tell me it didn't show up when she scanned. I show them my app, and they can see I do, in fact, have a free drink reward. What's up with that? Also, your gas prices are always different on the sign than at the pump. Your prices for gas are way higher than anywhere else in the area. I'm thinking you guys are a bit crooked.

This place is very good with service, food and drinks. I personally reconmend it for if you…read moremidnight urge for late-night snack. their salads are sooo good (their dressing is like having homemade ranch dressing) and sandwiches are pretty good with condiments.what makes this place so great you can redeem points that you can use for anything in the store (like free drink or coffee) except for sbarro and other chicken store. employees are friendly and great to help you in a pinch. when you need help,ask for their service.

This gas station is right by my school, the location is perfect and so is the service. The people…read moreworking are always very friendly! And it's the perfect place to stop on my way to school for some gum.

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This is a nice little store with a full kitchen that cooks some pretty good stuff that's pretty…read moregood for its low prices. Bathrooms are also clean for the most part. I got nothing to complain about it and it even has a drive through window.

Jim's is a staple in south BA and Pete and Mike are always kind and willing to help out. Great…read moreselection with everything you need from a locally owned gas station.

Top tier gas, no ethanol. Great service, great people. Great place to get propane, firewood bundles…read moreand a good ol' cup of joe. I also enjoy the small town feel of a locally owned gas station.