Bashas’ Supermarket

Easy to shop, great selection, clean and efficient layout. The staff is consistently helpful and a pleasure to interact with. All produce and deli items were fresh and top shape. Even though we were visitors, the clerk gave us the store discount. A great souvenir place to pick up postcards, t– shirts, calendars, etc.

Good grocery store. They get an extra star for being open later than others in Sedona.

I wish there was a supermarket like Bashas in Oakland. The store is huge and very clean and staffed with some very friendly people. I was really happy with the big wine selection (even some AZ wines) and impressed with the natural foods section. They had bulk bins galore, and a separate freezer aisle for natural, organic and gluten-​free foods. Right now I shop at a couple of places to get all those items, and having a one-​stop shop would be fantastic. Prices are also quite reasonable.
One quibble: we stopped in on our last day in Sedona to get some sandwiches made for the ride back to Phoenix. It took ten minutes for TWO sandwiches to be made and we were getting really impatient. However, the sandwiches were delicious and cheap — $ 5!

We like Basha’s more than Safeway and we reaffirm that every couple years. Maybe not every selection that Safeway has but better wine sales, far better sandwiches, and sales in general, friendlier staff too.
Basha’s has a much more fun low key staff. They just laugh and punch in a visitor ID when we say we are out of town. Safeway wasted 5 minutes while I tried to remember my old Kalifornia phone numbers, I actually gave them FOUR numbers until I remembered my Old Kalifornia ID. Of COURSE my Illinoiz ID is no good, Safeway KILLED Dominicks, a far better store than they were in the MIdwest.
I would abandon my «purchases» on their belts no problem if they would jerk me around on their loyalty card as an outoftowner and we were close to that.
Safeway works for YOU, not the other way around.
Fuc Safeway, Basha’s Rocks.

I’m learning that this is a AZ market, it’s comparable to other markets, not much cheaper but I think they carry about the same things. The store is clean & the staff seems nice.

Clean store
Fast friendly staff
bakery is great and so is deli
pretty cheap prices

I never knew about Bahsa’s until I moved to Sedona about 27 years ago. This review concerns their deli counter which prodices some of the best sandwiches in town. Forget about Subway, especially the one in Sedona which is marginal (see my separate review) and don’t waste your time waiting forever at Safeway’s deli counter. Come to Basha’s which features Boar’s Head meats and cheeses which are among the best. Basha’s recently revamped its sandwich menu which now includes a Harvest Apple Chicken Salad sandwich which is better than the one offered by the Paradise Bakery chain which makes a pretty decent sandwich as well. Always freshly made on bread baked on the premises, thefolks who makes the sandwiches are friendly, courteous and you won’t have to wait long. Great place to grab some fresh sandwiches to either enjoy poolside at your resort or before a hike. Reasonable especially considering their generoous size.

I have no complaints about this grocery store. Very clean. Organized. Staff was friendly. And plenty of parking. Also it was conveniently opened later in the evening. Unlike Safeway which closed at 6 p.m. We just picked up the basic staples for our vacation in Sedona. But the prices seemed pretty reasonable. This is Steve justice signing off in Sedona.

This Bashas has a great deli & bakery dept!
Food is always fresh, their chicken salad sandwiches are the best & yummy apple fritters in the bakery.
Also the personal are helpful & friendly!

The store is not particularly clean, and the bakery section at Safeway is far superior. Also, if you buy something at their deli, be sure to check that you have the right product before you leave the store. Today the deli clerk did not want to open a new block of cheese for me. I told her the end off the old block would be ok, but apparently she couldn’t find one, and rather than open the new block, she sliced some completely different cheese that only looked like what I wanted. When I took it to customer service for a refund, I got my money back but the service guy only smirked at me when I told him what happened and completely ignored my complaint.

It is a grocery store. I would compare Bashas’ to an Albertsons or Vons (for us California kids). The prices are pretty fair and the selection is what you would expect from a larger change grocery store.
If you are looking for a more organic experience, Sedona does have a Trader Joes as well as a Natrual Foods market that you can check out. All and all there is nothing wrong with Bashas’ but nothing stands out either.

It has become a family tradition which usually last nearly a week, for our family to gather across state lines at our home to celebrate the fourth of July. One of the celebratory dinners my loved ones look forward to is sushi night. This night would not be sushi night without the freshest of tuna. That is where the meat department at Bashas’ always come to to the rescue. I call several days ahead and they gladly arrange for the sushi grade fish to arrive on the agreed upon day. And the fish is sooo fresh and beautiful looking that it might as well jump off the tray and go swim away. But, we didn’t let it!

Always great selection of international & regular grocery items. Fabulous deli & bakery.
Very friendly service & ask if you need help with anything. Produce is always fresh & a great selection. Even give the local discount if you ask for checkout coupons & discounts. First place I run to when I get to town.

When we’re in Sedona we generally stock up at Bashas’ or Safeway and I don’t pay much attention but this time I did. We buy fruit, peanut butter and such for breakfasts in, and beer and wine for the afternoons, but this time several staples didn’t make it from my 25″ suitcase to my 22″, so they stayed home. No teas, no Splenda, that sort of thing. After breakfast at Ken’s Creekside we headed over to Bashas’. Alan picked up a 6 pack of Oak Creek Village Nut Brown Ale and I chose a bottle of Penfolds Shiraz/​Cabernet blend. Their fruit assortment was good. We picked up some bananas and Honeycrisp apples, the only apples we both like. Alan likes Fujis and Galas and I like more tart apples, like Sierra Beauties, Jazz or Granny Smiths, but Honeycrisps have just the right balance for us both. We found his favorite energy bars on sale in the health food section, along w/​a large container of my Chobani 2% yogurt. We picked up a small box of PG Tips tea and one of Splenda plus a few other things while Jim shopped for the stuff he needed. The store was clean and nicely laid out. People were friendly and I enjoyed watching customers come and go. I felt at home there. When I spoke w/​Tam later she told me that Bashas’ is the mid-​range store of the AJ’s family of stores. I have fond memories of AJ’s after many visits there when Tam and Ilana lived in Phoenix several years ago before moving back to California, so it would make sense that I would like this branch of their family.

I went in there looking for fruits… Omg the organic section was disgusting. Looks like they haven’t changed the inventory for months. All the potatoes was wrinkled and soft, and had huge roots growing everywhere. All the mangos and avocados were shriveled and rotten. Every single item in the organic section was rotten. Makes me wonder how often they update their inventory… Looks they wait till they sell everything before stocking up.

Enjoyable grocery shopping ! Love the name & love the store. Easy shopping and great selections. Love to stock up so I can cook back at my timeshare. I’m always asked if I need help when shopping. Friendly workers. Easy to find on the right side of the road.(if coming from uptown Sedona into west Sedona. Just drive slow or you can miss it.

I needed a few necessities and I found a little treasure for craft beer and premium spirits. I found a bottle of Macallan 15yr for $ 25 off the list price. What a deal! Service was a little slow, but it is a convenient location and a great place to grab alcohol for the hotel room while vacationing in Sedona.

Yes… I am reviewing Bashas’ — but this is not just any Bashas’ — this is the Bashas’ right in the heart of Sedona!
We stopped in to pick up groceries for the weekend, and not only was it wonderful to step out of the car in weather that was almost 20 degrees less than it was in the Valley when we left, but the scent of barbecue was in the air… yes, this Bashas’ had an outdoor area where you can purchase bbq to go. We started there and picked up ribs, tri-​tip, and chicken. They cooked it while we shopped inside and it was ready when walked out of the store with our purchases.
Inside, the staff was friendly… we were offered ‘designing our own cake’ (for fathers day) although we declined it, and we were directed to the aisles we were looking for several times by staff members. We were able to try an orange before purchasing, and when we accidentally dropped a jar of pickles, they cleaned it up immediately! (That was not me for the record).
We spent $ 150 on groceries and we’re set for the weekend! Whether in Sedona or Scottsdale, I’m a huge Bashas’ fan!

Bashas’ is a supermarket, the flagship store for a shopping center of the same name. A floral department meets the customer at the front door. Groceries, packaged food, housewares, all the departments one would expect in a supermarket are here. Bashas’ is a regional chain based in Chandler, Arizona.
Quality and prices are comparable with any other supermarket, of which in Sedona there are still very few.
Let’s have a look:
2% milk, 1 qt: $ 2.59
2−½ gal. water: $ 1.99
Coke, 6 8-​oz cans: $ 2.59
Pepsi, 12 12-​oz cans: $ 4.69
Half-​and-​half, 1 qt: $ 3.00
These prices look pretty good to me.