This market is connected to the restaurant. I see a lot of rare finds in the display. Slightly…read morepricy but considering this is a small town, the place offers enough diversity in food selection. Just mostly snacks and frozen stuff not a lot of fresh stuff like vegetables.

It's a little pricey but fun to look. You may find something you need (or really want). Lots of…read moredinner and dessert frozen or pantry items, as well as cooking and serving items. I saw some really cute chopsticks I might go back and get (black cats in different poses). This market is attached to Tang Taste Restaurant.

This is a small spot doing just a few basic dishes and doing them well. Not a large menu but what…read morethey do they do well. I had the Carne Asada burrito and it was fantastic. Some of the best Carne Asada I have had in Cottonwood. The burritos are not enormous, but they are a good sized and will fill you up. The service was very good. King, courteous, and fast. The place is a small market with an attached dinning area.

Best tacos EVER! I bought 2 tacos loaded (see pic- already…read moreate one) with their authentic barbecue shredded beef which they sell by the pound in the market and a side of refried beans.

Bashas' is one of those places you end up relying on more than you expect. It's not flashy, it's…read morenot trying to reinvent grocery shopping, but it quietly does a lot right. We stopped in on our last trip through Sedona, and what stood out immediately was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was genuinely nice. Not forced, not rehearsed. Just friendly in a way that makes a quick stop feel a little more relaxed. A couple of brief conversations, a few smiles, people actually acknowledging you. It's a small thing, but it sticks with you. The store itself is clean and well organized. Nothing confusing about the layout. You can get in, find what you need, and get out without wandering around wondering where anything is. Selection is solid across the board. Produce looked fresh, shelves were stocked, and there's enough variety that you're not settling for second choice items. Prices are about what you'd expect for the area. Maybe a touch higher in spots, but nothing surprising given the location. It's convenient, and sometimes that's part of the equation. Checkout was smooth, no long delays, no frustration. Just a straightforward experience from start to finish. It's not a destination grocery store, and it doesn't need to be. It's dependable, easy to navigate, and backed by people who actually seem to care a little. That alone earns it four stars.

Ac so good in here that I really enjoyed shopping. The deli is 5 star. 100 star really. Homemade…read morecorn fritters, shrimp dumplings, green chili corn soup....where even am I !!! I also got the biggest orange I ever saw in my life. I hope it's as sweet as I look- haha Def stop in

This place is so fantastic!! Chorizo burro for breakfast - AMAZING. Carne asada tacos - fantastic!…read morePan dulce YUM

First time coming here while on Prescott, and I'm impressed. We didn't get any hot food, so I can't…read moresay how that was. However the cold salsas are delicious, and there is so many options of snacks and foods that you can't find in regular stores. The service was great when we had some questions, and it just has a cool vibe inside. The hot food area was packed when we went, so I can only imagine how much folks enjoyed their food. The meats in the case also looked fresh, so this place is our new favorite spot to go to.

This is, without a doubt, the WORST place to shop in the Town of Cottonwood. In a town that prides…read moreitself on rude behavior and combative customer service, Dollar General really goes above and beyond to make you shopping experience as awful as possible. I have had plenty of terrible experiences while enduring visits to the Cottonwood Dollar General, but my visit on 01/12/2025 will be my last. The issues usually stem from an employee named Kristy. She often doesn't wear her name badge in order to avoid accountability for her rude behavior. Luckily, she is easily identified by the fact that she looks like she's been abusing hard drugs since she was 13 years old. I'm filing a complaint with AZ Weights and Measures.

We tried Dollar General back in January. As we surveyed the merchandise, we saw a few items for…read more$8. When I noticed that, and wondered why the merch was so high, I saw an item for $16. I guess if I had tried to pay in Euros or British Pounds, I would have been reminded that it's a Dollar store. But really, why not go to Walgreens or CVS?

I mostly come here for lunch. The soup selection is great. This place has some of the best tomato…read moresoup I've ever had. The sushi is good for its price, it's made fresh everyday. And the staff is always really friendly.

Horrible red meat and seafood department!! Stew meat tasted awful and old. Wild crab legs smelled…read morelike urine which meant they were bad. Highly disgusting!

Food was good. Service was stale. The staff did not even smile at us until we left. I asked to…read moresample the pastrami prior to ordering a $22 sandwich-nope they don't do that. I asked for a side of BBQ sauce-that will be an extra $0.75. Really?! Ma'am I just spent $100 for 5 sandwiches a splash of sauce is not the big of an ask.

Housemade pastrami? Corned beef? Porchetta? Yes please! Proper Meats + Provisions seemed like the…read morebest place in town to eat a sandwich lunch between NPS site visits around Flagstaff. We popped in on a Monday morning hoping to score some great grub and we certainly found some! Cubano ($20.95) - Starting with the bread - it's really fluffy, not toasted or pressed as with usual cubanos. Unfortunately, it's probably a little too light for the sandwich because some parts get mushy from being soaked in all the dijonnaise. The dijonnaise is very sweet, creamy with a mustardy zing. I think they add a bit too much, making the sandwich more fatty and messy to eat than I like (not to mention what I stated before about it soaking into the bread). The meat is fantastic. Both porchetta and ham are griddled on the flat top, giving them a developed and concentrated edge. The ham is to the point of being like country ham, while the porchetta still has great seasoned porky flavor. I believe they griddle the swiss cheese alongside the meat. It melts and crisps up into a cheese skirt, adding a fantastic texture to the sandwich. There's a lot of crinkle cut pickles underneath the meat, but it's not enough acid to cut through all that fat. Sandwiches come with a side of house chips. They are fried until a darker golden brown color, but aren't burnt. This gives a great kettle chip-like crunch. Even with different sized chips, they are very evenly fried with all chips being the same texture. They are salted the perfect amount. (4/5) Aleppo Pepper Pastrami sub Tomato Soup ($22.75) - This place is famous for their pastrami, and I can tell the quality. It's cooked on the griddle until it develops crisp edges. It's fatty, but the fat is rendered so there are no chewy and leathery parts. The meat is extremely tender and thinly sliced. It's honestly almost like bacon in texture, but the taste is completely different, with the exterior spices and pepper making a huge impact along with the rich concentrated meatiness inside. The bread is a nice toasted sourdough, not strongly sour in flavor, but definitely noticeable. The bottom slice is slathered with plenty of nopales studded cream cheese. It's added in a large amount and is an extremely creamy and fatty substance yet somehow doesn't overwhelm the sandwich. It's warm but not melty. The nopales are clearly there but I didn't find it to contribute much. The pastrami is layered on top of that followed by a ton of sweet brown caramelized onions that are very tender. An entire green chile, roasted and super smoky, is above that. Finally, aleppo mustard is spread on the top slice of bread. Between the green chile and the aleppo, there's a slight warmth that tinges the sandwich. It's nothing too spicy. Instead of chips, we opted to sub the Tomato Soup (no fee). It's very homestyle, full of tomato richness in a thick blend. It has a strong tangy tomato essence. There's basil oil drizzled on top for a boost of freshness. The soup is unfortunately quite a bit too acidic for my tastes, but that's only by itself! While very acidic, the soup is actually great as a balance to the sandwich (along with the pickle of course) since there's so much richness and fat coming in between the bread. (5/5) Proper Meats + Provisions definitely serves some great sandwiches. We were considering visiting again for our 2 full days in Flagstaff, but weren't able to make it because they close so early at 6! Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms Note: Proper Meats charges a 3% credit card fee. This is labeled on the menu

So obviously, we normally love this location but this morning around 8 AM we went to the deli…read morebecause my mom wanted to get pizza to eat on the way back home to Phoenix and that pizza made everybody sick. We threw away most of it because one slice each for 4 people and it became obvious there was something wrong. Sucky, sucky, sucky.

Love Bashas! We don't have one in our area and travel a little over an hour to shop here. Although…read moreit's not a regular basis, we should go there when we're in the area.. everyone is so friendly there the staff and customers. Everything is nice and neat. The produce and meats are fresh. The deli and the bakery section looked delicious.. if corporate is reading this, it would be great if they had this market down in the Prescott Valley/Prescott area. We need more markets down here and this would be a great addition to the area. I'm sure the residence and surrounding communities from Dewey Humboldt and Chino Valley would be happy if Bashas opened to town.

I shop frequently @ Natural Grocers. N. G. atmosphere was…read moreexcellent with past manager, Salvador Manager. Another professional supervisor is Ian. He has good customer problem solving skills but I don't feel confident with supervisor Daisy Hendry. I shared a short story about two children left in their vehicle with no supervision. Approximately, a weeks and half ago and within eye sight of the door of Natural Grocers. First about an infant and the other with a toddler. In fact, one N.G. worker, named Salvador; he participated in leaving an infant unsupervised in the car. After having conversation with Daisy, There didn't seem to be any understanding. Very scary! I hope someone will address the matter in a kind and professional matter. I did share with Personnel @ the time that it happen. Thxs.

We got into Sedona pretty late in the evening and just needed a few things to cover us for the…read moreevening and for breakfast. We were able to find the teas that we needed (specifically a tea to help with constipation and for sleep) and breakfast for both meat-eaters and non meat eaters. Being that we were pretty tired, it was nice to have a compact grocery store to find everything we needed rather than a gigantic box store. I always like natural grocers for their organic and more local fresh options.