Weber’s IGA Food Store

Probably one of the worst run stores I’ve ever encountered. My brother purchased a bag of dog food and when he opened it a week later it smelled rancid, come to find out the expiration date was from 2012! When he brought it back to the store the next week (of course he didn’t have the receipt) the ‘store manager’ David Miller said he couldn’t find any other bags on the shelf that were expired and decided that my brother should take his business to Basha’s. He refused to sell him another bag of dog food (because he knew that meant a trip to Sedona. Just to top things off he wrestled the small bag of dog food from my brother’s hands and proceeded to grab his throat and push him up against the shelves. My brother weighs about 150# and is not a threatening individual, I would bet me miller is a frustrated cop wanna be, but I’d be very nervous about asking to speak to a manager to common about anything in this dirty, expensive and very poorly managed IGA. I understand why this chain has declined to the state they re in today.

They have what you need, but the store looks like it was built in 1950. Needs a major update.

We came here to buy some groceries since the resort we were staying was very close. There were not a lot of people here and the parking lot had a handful of cars. We came at night just after 6:15pm. The store looked clean and the aisles were organized. We bought a few things for our stay in Sedona so we didn’t have to go out to eat every day. The prices were not expensive for the food we bought. Their wine selection was pretty diverse from what I saw briefly. The staff here were friendly as well. I thought this place was good to get some groceries if you’re staying at one of the nearby resorts.

Only grocery store in Village of Oak Creek and they decide to overcharge on everything; some prices are even twice that of regular stores. Seriously, a loaf of bread for over $ 4? The store has a poor selection of items that are over-​priced. Customer service was mediocre. When I mentioned to them that I felt the prices were outrageous, they didn’t seem to care; I think they are use to being scammed. One of the other customers told me she plans on moving back to Europe because things here are too expensive. I will gladly drive 30 minutes (one way) to Walmart or another grocery store than shop at this store again. Their website says «Hometown Proud». If this was my hometown I would be ashamed of this grocery scam/​store.

a WIDE variety of foods & etc.
if you don’t see something ask to have it brought in.
prices comparable to the 2 other chains in west sedona.
the HUGEST most delicious sandwiches that you will find
fresh deli & meat depts!
convenient open hours

Weber’s is a mixed bag, some good & some bad.
The bad:
Just don’t buy fish here! It is old and stale.
They may get new deliveries every so often, but they really keep the fresh fish in the back, until all of the old fish sells. We bought their «wild caught cod» today at 5pm and tried to eat it at 7pm. My husband and I took one bite, and just could not eat another bite. So all we had was salad for dinner. We had nothing else to cook.
The good:
Their filet mignon was very good.
They have a few organic veggies.
The prices are higher than they need to be. I suggest they offer a «Senior Day» for locals on one day a week, such as Wednesday. Locals would show their id as proof of age, and get a discount of 10% on just one day a week. That is what the store in my home town does. It would do a lot to generate good will with seniors in the Village.

Okay, Webers IGA could be the best around; here’s how that could happen.
The store needs a thorough cleaning, especially in the meat department. The meat department needs to decrease inventory and invest in coolers that work, getting rid of the contents of those that don’t and clutter the aisle. Found packages of grey chicken and I poked my finger in one to check: chicken was sticky and thus not fit for consumption. The produce department didn’t have bananas… what? Deli is full of same old junk: cole slaw from 1972. Yuck.
Now, if the entire store were to decrease the inventory it would be great and thus prices could go down! As they are, prices are high for the quality. The international options here are great (HP sauce is near impossible to find) but outdated and expired items remain on shelves.
I came here because they carry the Cadia brand, but was very disappointed that only some items are stocked. This store just has too much going on and needs to simplify with some good brands and cost effective brands rather than the extent of «all over the place» with what they do. I’d love to get in here to help reorganize.

Shopped here a few times while staying nearby. I too disagree with others, I thought the prices to be pretty good and they have all you need. Bought all we needed to make pretty great burgers for 5 of us for ¼ of the cost of going to the local pubs. Including a bottle of wine!
The only problem with an «IGA» (independent grocer association) is that you are primarily limited to name brand items only.
But $ 2.99 for fresh ground chuck vs $ 5.99 in so cal… Pretty good to me!
All staff were helpful and friendly.

It’s a grocery store in Village of Oak Creek. Really don’t agree with the comments about the prices being ridiculous. Where do these folks usually shop for groceries– the 99 cents store?
The prices are average for Sedona and low compared to Whole Paycheck. Glad there’s a full grocery store in this part of town.
I have seen quite a few local seniors shopping here and have even seen the local Fire Dept shopping here. Everyone knows Firemen know good food, so what’s not to like?

How anyone can shop here amazes me. The prices are ridiculously high and the quality is really not that good. The produce sold here looks like it was rejected or came from the trash bin at Basha’s up in W. Sedona. The meats and fish look old and tired, not one what would expect in a place like Sedona. While the staff is friendly, this place just appears to be poorly managed.

area for a week and didnt know where grocery stores where so we found Webers. Some good prices, some very high. Beer was flat and watermelon was mushy, although in their defense its not watermelon season and it was probably a frozen watermelon.

Prices are ridiculous, selection sucks with nearly zero organic produce, lacks healthy choices and items must be checked for expiration. The only positive is the pharmacy. Some of the staff could do better but pharmacist is awesome. I do drive all the way to Safeway because it is worth the drive to NOT shop at Weber’s.

I love Weber’s! It’s a small local place to go for groceries! I think they do a nice job of providing tourists with good variety of wine, beer and vacation foods (try the deli!) while offering the locals with specials and friendly service! Keep up the good work!

My only business here was for beer, and that’s something this IGA does nicely. Not a massive beer selection, but what they do have is unique and diverse, especially their single bottle selection. Heck, any place that has Dogfish Head 120 Minute on a shelf gets major props from me. I ended up buying a Dogfish Head B*itch’s Brew, which is hard to find even where I live, which is beer-​rich Denver.
Not sure how their everyday-​drinking beer selection really stacks up for the area, but they do have some nice bomber and single-​12s for a little fun.

The prices are outrageous here, sometimes almost twice what you will find in other stores. I’m sure they can get away with it because people in the VOC have no other choice, unless they wan’t to drive 20 minutes or more. Some staff are friendly, others not.

Good damn beer selection. Too bad they don’t sell singles.
Plus Blue Bunny ice cream.

Large Selection, good hours, good prices. Large alcohol selection including extensive beer choices, moderate number of wines, and even a few sakes to choose from. Much closer if you are staying on the south end of Sedona.