Fry's

"Fry's has been the valleys grocery stores for 50+ years. Now, they are owned by the grocery company of Kroger. They have their own brands of food, so if you're looking for brand names, it might have been replaced by their own. Two types of stores are the regular grocery and they have market place. With clothes, small appliances, hardware, patio, toys, Starbucks, etc. Produce is hit and miss on freshness, like avocado, for example. Not so many check out clerks or baggers anymore. Huge self-service check out registers now. Prices are, in my opinion, too much. But that inflation for you. We usually never get out of there under $300 after two weeks of not shopping."

"Nice pleasant atmosphere. Clean, open environment where there is room to breathe. The Pharmacy is busy, but relatively fast and very helpful. Good selection in the butcher and deli department."

"How is it that the largest, both in volume, size and highest costs, doesn't have self check stations that work? The self checks work fine at Walmart and at the Dollar General. Its ridiculous that I have to consistently stop checking and wait for an "attitude problem assistant" to unlock the machine. Machines often wont scan items, the dreaded to many items error occur Every Single Time, often twice during a single visit. We pay a premium to shop at this store and get checkouts that dont work, snarky and rude employees that seem to just not give a $#*@. The Pharmacy is a joke, all of the carts are in the parking lot. Common Kroger we your customers are doing our part, spending. Cant you at least meet us half way?"

"It's really one incredible store my wife and I had been in a few and another part of Arizona their large they've got everything in the people are very very nice the girl that greeted me at the store was just very friendly told me exactly where to go I love shopping at Fry's can't wait to come back and do it again God bless you all and have a great day"

"Understaffed and Overcrowded! Seems like they should better understand supply and demand and dealing with the Snowbird crowd. Many items are often not in stock, or properly faced forward or pulled forward on the shelves. Too many items are pushed all the way to the back and hard to get. Carts are hard to come by. When the boys are out in the lot, they’re socializing and having fun and not hustling to return the carts quick enough. Ladies restroom is disgusting. The automatic flushers on the toilets are way too strong and shoot water all over the seats and you! Trash on the floor that is ignored for hours. They are understaffed, but those that are working there for the most part are helpful and pleasant, especially Pat, Frank, and Matt. Watch out for lots of old scary drivers in big trucks outside and scooters inside!"