Trader Joe's is located in The Promenade. I needed some more Trader Joe popcorn. I grabbed some…read morebananas and unsalted sunflower seeds while I was there. It was not completely crowded as usual. Only one person in front of me to check out. Yah! Trader Joe's employees are really nice Shared parking lot.

I love Trader Joe's! Best for snacks, ready to cook meals, and dips! I want personally thank Russ…read morefor being incredibly helpful! You made my day!

Ayden is my fav employee 10/10 would go again, he serves the fish with passion and you can tell he…read moreenjoys his job!

Safeway is apart of the Vons and Albertsons chain. If you have one of those accounts, definitely…read moreenter your phone number, because it might save you several dollars, like I just saved. They also still have plastic bags given for free to bag your groceries. This has been banned starting this year in some states.

I stopped at Food City for a few tomatoes, pinto beans and bell peppers. All the items I wanted…read morewere on sale. Yes! Prices that you remember from a year ago. Happy to get deals. Shared parking spaces.

This was a disaster of a burrito. Mostly all of the carne asada was fatty and could have choked…read moresomeone. They didn't even chop it up. Should of gotta refund of 9 bucks.

My wife and I were running around doing errands, and we had one item to buy that we couldn't find…read moreat a grocery store or at Costco. We found it easily in bulk at Smart & Final Extra! for less than it would have otherwise cost in bulk at Costco. The shelves appeared very well stocked, and the cashier who was the only staff member we interacted with was very friendly and quick on our way out. It had been several years since I had been in this store, when I also had trouble finding a specific item. This store is located at Tatum and Thunderbird. They are open from 6 AM to 10 PM daily. According to the store website, store services include ordering delivery and pickup online as well as oven roasted chicken. While there are several days during the year with shortened hours, the only day that they are closed is Christmas. Smart & Final has been around for more than 152 years and offers fresh produce, quality meats and groceries, and thousands of club-sized items to fit every budget and need. There is no need for a membership fee. On the website (https://www.smartandfinal.com), there are promo codes for free delivery on your next three orders of $35 or more. Also on the website you can see the weekly ad, a coupon gallery, past purchases, order history, and your favorite items. They also have an app, which makes it easier to use these features without going to the website. In 2008, Smart & Final debuted Smart & Final Extra! which are larger stores with a broader range of products for household customers. This particular location on Tatum Blvd is one of the Smart & Final Extra! locations. I've been in this store before but not in a long while. After being there today, I certainly need to come back there again for shopping more regularly and again soon.

My husband and I found this place as a better alternative to Costco for our family's needs, and…read morewe've been shopping here weekly for months. They sell to restaurants as well as the general public so there are good savings to be had on large quantity items. Our 1 and 3 year old boys are used to the more family oriented grocery stores where they set aside free fruits for kids, give out stickers or balloons, and are generally very understanding that toddlers can act like toddlers in public. Smart and final doesn't have any of these accommodations for kids. Staff has generally been friendly and understanding but today we couldn't help but notice the store manager, bald guy with tattoos, staring at us for long periods. We could tell by his body language and facial expression that he was trying to send some kind of message that he was watching us. We shrugged it off as weird and uncomfortable or whatever but he eventually went up to my wife and asked if we could be more courteous and pick up after our kids. The kids were buckled in the carts the whole time and we were trying our best to pick up every crumb they dropped. We apologized but at this point just wanted to check out and go since he was making things were getting uncomfortable. We probably could have done a better job keeping the floor spotless but also felt they wanted to send a message that they are not the kind of family friendly store that pretty much every other option in town is. My husband and I talked it over and even though the cashiers are all very nice, we will be taking our $400+ a week elsewhere. The store manager may have just been having a bad day, or they may prioritize their business clients over families, but the message we received today was that they have a low tolerance for the things that sometimes go along with shopping with toddlers. Something for the families out there to consider if you have small children. Tip for the store manager: your actions speak louder than words. We saw ourselves as potential long term customers since we live in the neighborhood. But we no longer feel welcomed here. Please consider being more inclusive to families and not just your restaurant shoppers.

My repertoire of passable Indian dishes I can cook is limited. Nevertheless, I wanted to take a…read morepeek at this new market. The day I walked in, I was quite impressed with the produce--both the quality and the variety. I'm a little crazy, but I got excited over the perfect little eggplants. The store is newly opened and is clean with wide aisles. While I did leave with products, the shelves are full of items I've never used (or even seen before), but obviously are sought after by those who are better cooks than I am. I did not see any meat, but they did have a large frozen food section. The only employee I spoke with was quite helpful when I explained my limited knowledge. This is probably not a store I would patronize often, although I can see myself coming in for very specific items.u

Super friendly, love the ethnicity. Super cool looking at all the clean imported food.read more

The Halloween display was meh. The larger table was fall related not worthy of a photo. I saw a…read morepackage of Pad Thai popcorn. Not sure about that flavor. I like it in noodles but popcorn?? Plenty of parking and WiFi in the store.

If I were a cowboy, the store would expect me to ride up on my horse and trim and package some…read moreoutside cut skirt steaks!? Completely gross that as a consumer that would be expected of me when I got back to my home.' 2.35lb of uncut outside cut of skirt steaks in a bag for me to preview as to how would any body eat these? Never going back for this, ever!

What a gem of a place in Fountain Hills! The grab and go food is great, the juices are delicious…read moreand all the other local food they sell is wonderful! The new location is so nice and they keep adding to their offerings. I don't live in FH, but wish my city in KS had a place as wonderful as this! This is my first stop when I visit FH.

Good Living Greens always exceeds my expectations!!!! Love getting fresh organic produce. And wow!…read moreThe meals. The meals are so good and fresh and make it really easy for me to pack food for my trips. Takes away so much stress. So thankful to have GLG right here in town. The raw milk is so good my son drinks a half a gallon a day. Huge fan of all the juices and so happy they started carrying meats.

This is inside of LifeTime. I appreciate that they have some vegan options. The espresso is good…read more Definitely worth stopping in. I'm not sure if you have to have a membership to come in.

Yoooooooooooooooooooooo! Lifetime Cafe is the Shiznit. Jack…read moreand Jill went up the hill for Will we made a deal that can only be described as excellent customer service for real. So I came inside the greatest cafe in gym history as always do after my workout. And they didn't have my favorite protein drink in the fridge. I knew they had my drink in the vending machine but the vending machine is malfunctioning. The language on the screen is in Japanese right now???? After I cried a little bit I saw Jodi and she said hey why don't you just ask the cafe to pull one out of the vending machine. And then my teary frown turned into a big smile like Brobee from Yo Gabba Gabba. So I went back to the cafe and Jack and Jill was like yo Will we got you and then we gave each other a million high fives like Mordecai and Rigby. What a great Monday so far.