Los Altos Ranch Market — Attraction in Phoenix

I have been shopping here everyday for 3 years for my small business. I spend a great amount of money here by choice. The staff have always been great to me until today. In the carniceria department there has never been a process on how to order. First come first serve no mater how busy it may be. Today all of sudden this older lady marvel decides now it's time to form a line to order but never advises anyone of it. As my usual everyday I walk to the front and when asked what I need I reply. Mariel yells at her coworker no don't serve her she needs to get in the line behind everyone else. The line was 5 woman talking in the side in a circle.. If she would of calmly stated hey there's a line over there i would have went to the back of the line but now she attempted to emberrase me and treat me like I was a child. When it was finally my turn I stated "hey next time you can ask me to go to the back or just advise people that there is a line been formed from this point forward".. she walked away from me and said "I ain't serving here someone else do it". Thanks Mariel because of your rude behavior and lack of customer service I will never purchase meat from this store again. On a different note, the food kitchen, panaderia and produce plus Frontline staff are always helpful.. Ranch Market that one apple can hurt your great team. Some business owners prefer to purchase from one store than to have to go to several for...

This place is ridiculous. It's always packed & understaffed! You figure with all the business they get that they can afford to hire more cashiers. I see multiple people walking around, the manager is in the customer service department which is back towards the window doing God knows what. I knock on the window to inform him that the line is going down the grocery aisles and the self-help line is all the way from the right side down to the point where it's almost reaching the produce section! I tried to avoid this place as much as possible because for one, things are grossly overpriced, I always feel like telling these people go down to Walmart you can buy a lot of these items anywhere between 1 to 2 dollars cheaper than here. But unfortunately, I come here because they catfish bites that they deep fry and prepare for you. I always tip the guys at the seafood market because I've never had an issue with them. Corporate needs to train these managers to make a better schedule. Why in the heck would you only have one cashier on Deck around the 5:00 hour!? This is a busy time first supermarkets in general. Maybe I'll start bringing one of my kids with me and have them stand in line so that by the time I make it to the cashiers maybe I'll just be the third or fourth person in line! Get it together Ranch market! And just in case I'm talking about the one that's on 35th Avenue...

I highly recommend this grocery store for its unbeatable prices on fresh produce, quality meats, and seafood. The produce section is vibrant and well-stocked, offering an impressive range of ethnic flavors, especially Latino American staples. One unique feature is the in-store restaurant where you can enjoy delicious Mexican food and dine in comfortably. Plus, the seafood department will cook or deep-fry your selection at no extra charge—just ask!

The store is clean, well-organized, and staffed with friendly employees. Despite being a 25–30 minute drive from my home, it’s well worth the effort. Specialty items like tamales, beef patties, and frozen treats make it a fun and flavorful shopping experience. There's even a small shop inside where you can get your phone repaired or buy handmade jewelry.

Checkout options are convenient, offering both self-checkout and traditional cashier lanes. However, staples like eggs, milk, yogurt, juice, and soda tend to be more expensive than in other stores. Also, if you arrive late, carts may be limited, and lines can be long. To avoid crowds, visit early morning or midday during the week.

For fresh meats, produce, and cultural flavors, this store is top-tier. Plan an extra stop for pantry essentials like rice, paper towels, or drinks at other grocery chains for...