This is still my favorite Smith's location near downtown. I would always shop here when I lived at…read moreLiberty Park. I will occasionally stop by here when I need something on the way to work at the U. I love that it's a marketplace, where I can find even things I need for home. They have a lot more selection too. It gets a little busier at times, but lines usually move quickly.

Love Smith's! Always high quality produce, cleanliness, and service! I like getting their precut…read moreveggies and fruits, it saves me time with meal prepping lunches and dinners for the week! Grocery pick up is my favorite, it's always on time and I never have to wait and I think I've only had to do substations once, so that's great! The pharmacy here is excellent too, super quick! Highly recommend getting your prescriptions here!

Four Stars for Dick's today. Why you may ask? Because after many many years; today they are…read moreloading a large beer case and selling beer! The day some never thought would happen is here. And I was the first person ever to buy beer in the Bountiful location. Dick's is our second choice for groceries in Bountiful but now I won't be avoiding it when I want to add a light alcoholic beverage to my shopping list.

This actually happened today when I popped into Dick's: I made my way to the produce area, and…read morealong the way I witnessed at least 2-3 people letting out that familiar "Oh, hi!! So good to see you!" that comes when you bump into someone you know while grocery shopping. That's pretty much what you need to know: this is where neighbors go to shop. Where they go to grab their Halloween candy when they run out, where they go to grab crudité for an impromptu get together, and where they bump into each other buying flour, which will be turned into cookies and eventually delivered to that same person who had a happenstance meeting together with them at this market. On a functional level, you need to know it's an Associated Food Stores property, so it feels more like those small town markets, but with all the stuff of that massive grocery co-op. Most people will tell you about the bakery here and I've had their stuff. Donuts, mostly. I'm a fan, that's for sure. It's not fancy, but it's good Americana stuff. I spent my time in the produce aisle today (after dodging reunions) and I think the selection there is just so-so. I had to go the market near me later tonight, and while the one I visited later tonight does try extra hard to have more variety and more price points, it was still evident that Dick's is far from a specialty market. That's okay. That's not what they want to be. They want to be a neighborhood market. Where neighbors meet and catch up, near the meat and ketchup.

Staff is always so helpful and kind! Items are stocked in a very organized way. Store is easy to…read morenavigate and is always clean. Items are in stock nine times out of ten here. There is great dairy free section here too!! Highly recommend the his store.

I've always had a great experience shopping here. The workers are great. Their selection of produce…read moreand preservative free products is always top notch. My only wish is that they had a deli department!

5 stars. Absolutely. I have been to Trader Joe's all over the country. Most recently Chicago and…read moreAnn Arbor. A constant flow of wonderful , help, smiling employees and the best seasonal chili anywhere. The employee created artwork and over a period of time, getting to know the " regular " staff adds to the fun and positive experience. BUT sadly about 5 months ago as I was checking out of course talking with one of many cashiers that I know, as I headed out the door, 2 managers I believe stopped me and told me that I wasn't welcomed at this Trader Joe's location. What ? Apparently one of employees said " I made them uncomfortable " Seriously ? For years, I have always lived with kindness, always saying hello and and maybe engaging in conversation if appropriate. Nothing else was exchanged as they followed me out the door. Deeply hurt and candidly upset. But the seasonal chili will be arriving soon this fall. I still love the Trader Joe's experience and staff

My love for Traders Joes runs deep! This was the first Trader Joes in an Utah so it's my favorite…read more this store can get crazy busy especially on the weekends but has a nice big parking lot and fast cashiers. I always like walking around and seeing the seasonal products and trying the samples in the store. The people who work here are friendly and helpful which I can't say about the other grocery stores in the area. The store is lit well and just makes me happy when I walk into it.

Lee's is great for the most part but I've been finding pieces of plastic in my French bread and…read morecinnamon burst bread from the bakery. I took some pictures of these wadded up bread dough with plastic inner twined in them.

Usually when I come to get groceries I have no issues today when I was checking out at self…read morecheckout it was just me checking out and the lady that oversees self checkout came over and started standing next to me and when I payed and got my receipt she accused me of not paying for my toilet paper I showed her my receipt and she proceeded to question me I'm very confused and upset

Such a great Harmons. I love coming here. However some of their meat cutters need to be trained…read morebetter. Some of their cutters can slice up bone marrow pieces at 1 inch thick with no problem. Then there are ones that make up some kind of excuse why they can't do it. Always a hit and miss. I need to remember who the good cutters are and only come when they're here working. I wish they would simply answer no when I ask if they can cut them to 1 inch thick. I suppose I'm too picky when buying treats for my dogs. However, they are way too expensive to have to throw away so many because they're too thick for my dogs. Starting to lose faith in their ability since only a couple of them have the skills set to do as requested.

Came here to go to the bakery and buy a tiramisu cake for my mother in laws birthday…read more Their bakery makes a lot of things homemade and fresh. Overall the grocery store seemed to be very clean and organized. They had a fresh salad bar and soup can eat from. Lots of natural food choices and a big bakery. The lady at the bakery was very helpful and shared with me the different options I have for tiramisu. I could buy a single slice or a full cake. The only thing I didn't like is the person who served us was complaining publicly to the coworker. The cake was delicious though it wasn't like a homemade Italian tiramisu that our exchange daughter from Italy made but still worth every bite!

I love their bakery, always delicious. I love that they added an ice cream machine and have a…read moreseating area to sit and eat.

Donuts, this review is for the bakery. Stop people, just…read morestop going to all these fancy new hip donut places that have lines out the door and that seem to just keep popping up everywhere. I have also fallen victim to searching aimlessly for the best donut place, when all this time I realized the best donuts were all ways just at Dicks bakery, it's always been Dicks, I love Dicks, Dicks are the best So go, skip the lines and indulge in a big ole Dicks bakery donut. Best donuts in the state of Utah.

The good: We got kombucha, shelf stable milk, and some…read moresnacks for the kids here during our downtown stay. The market has an awesome upstairs area where you can eat. There are tons of local items so it's a great spot to get edible souvenirs. They had many international food options like Korean corn dogs and authentic French butter. The bad: It's downtown so parking can be tricky. The interesting: The store reminds me of Whole Foods.

I haven't been to a Harmons in Salt Lake City that I didn't like. The service is always extremely…read morefriendly and courteous. The selection of produce is always fresh and the store is impeccably clean! What's new I noticed was the addition of robots checking inventory. While this was cool to see, there's always a concern of AI taking over human's work, creating less job opportunities in this already struggling economy.