Reasor’s

Boo on over pricing!!!
I hate the fact reasons dominates the grocery market and we have no other choices
This Reasors is next to Whole Foods, which may be cheaper in this case!
My 2 bowls of soup cost me $ 20.00!!!
Insane pricing!
So, shame on you for taking advantage of the market, it’s disappointing …

New store. Tries to compete with whole foods. Very clean and pleasant vibe. Love the veggie displayed on the wall. I’m sure they spent money on a decorator.
I’m not one to purchase gifts and appliances at my grocery store but the presentation tables are pretty.
Aged beef is a surprise, I haven’t tried it yet.
Well stocked and lots of selection. I will for sure try some of the deli items in the future

This is the Taj Mahal of grocery stores, without the pretentiousness of the nicer stores. Here you can get everything from generics to expensive brands I’ve never before encountered. As they have just built this store from scratch, everything is immaculate. The presentation, the quality of food, the friendliness of staff, and the many, many options (its own restaurant, Jelly Belly dispensers, a pharmacy that has registered dietician on staff, and other wonders) all made me want to stay and look at everything a little bit longer. Even the produce was remarkably attractive. Yes, it is more expensive than Walmart, but Walmart is a dump. If I didn’t live closer to another Reasor’s, I’d likely shop here exclusively.

It is a beautiful facility but they need to decide if they are a grocery store or a department store. They do not carry any of the house brands that the other Reasor stores carry. I guess they are under the impression they are going head to head with Petty’s or Whole Foods but they are competing with their own other locations, Sprouts, Walmart, Target and Walmart and soon Trader Joes. I live very close to this location and it would be my preferred store if it were more affordable. As it stands now, I probably won’t shop there except for quick pick ups. I have been very disappointed with their higher priced and limited stock. There are lots of restaurants and carry outs in the neighborhood. I don’t gift shop in grocery stores not do I go out to eat at a grocery store.

Two rather short trips prior to this review. I was so hopeful, after talking to manager after manager @ the 15^th St store. And waiting sooo long. There’s good & disappointing. I’m not going to post the same pictures that, apparently, we all took. Those undulating rows of veges ARE pretty. So my pix of the exterior are the disappointing part. That first: I just felt cheated. Like, they left old concrete? Whatever. It distracted from the «grand» entrance. It just looks old, used.
Upon our first visit I was grabbed and hugged by a 15^th St employee. Yea, they know me. She was very proud of her new store & anxious to share her knowledge of the cookware, their food offerings & the café. It is rather impressive.
There’s a gas fireplace when you walk in, separating it from the café.
And they have the LITTLE carts they never could keep from being stolen from the 15^th St store.
Hubby was disappointed in the parking. But, it is what it is.
We stood at the cheese station & I felt like I was in Whole Foods next door. Deja vu. But it is a great selection. We bought an interesting lemon cheese.
I was still looking for a white or yellow miso (now found @ Sprouts! Yea!) & yet another manager took my name/​# and, yeah, like all the others never got back to me.
Like Whole Foods, the pharmacy section is on its own. That’s nice. But I still couldn’t find the highly advertised product I was looking for which is par for the course.
If you shop for things like tabletop/​linens or kitchen gadgets while you’re @ the grocery store, they have a lot of stuff. And different. Pretty displays that even reminded me of FoodNet: ceramic egg trays, measuring spoons, etc. that I’ve seen on TV. Didn’t check prices so can’t comment. But that’s a new concept for Tulsa as far as I know. Successful? Guess they’ll find out.
The employees are nice as ever.
I was surprised by the review from the Dallas area, downplaying their stores. It’s been a while, but hubby & I use to go out of our way to shop the totally awesome Central Market in Plano. And Whole Foods should probably thank Reasors. I’ll go there more now that I’m in the area (as opposed to 15^th St).
UPDATE: looks as though other reviewers feel as let down by this store as I. ****UPDATE***** consumer alert: This store does not specifically honor Reasor ads! They don’t even have their ads in this store, I discovered. Personally, I’m appalled by this. I shop the ads. I’ve gone from disappointment to anger with this store. If they choose to honor an item, be prepared to search out little green tags, not regular ones. So discrete. I’m not shy & threw a fit. The front desk said they’d honor the ad, but again, they don’t have any knowledge. I found the prices wonkier than ever. Some Zataran, for instance, is less than some advertised as on sale. They had BIG displays of «sale» items in the isles, but if you wait (who has time for this, or is just another confusing ploy?) a day, the prices on same items would be less per «72 hour» sale!
I couldn’t find chicken leg quarters, but the great employees helped. Yes, they had them, but they looked totally unappealing. I passed.
Then, all I needed was a regular package of frozen spinach. Oh, they had a **tiny** area for such an item & it was completely EMPTY. Yep. No spinach for me.
Before I further inquired to management why they were (15^th) pushing their own brands, like their ½ 1/​2, only to DROP their own labels here???, I encountered new check out boys. Both East Indian & quite hurried. I’m like «Whoa, boys. I want my meat in plastic, then in paper. I need my bags packed lightly.» The tenacious bagger was way ahead. He’d put 3 – 4 heavy bottles (oil, V8 type) in one bag! I had to demand he pull it out from the lower cart shelf where he’d stuck it! So I could lift it. NOT. I’ll add picture of said bag when he was done with it! He’d ripped & I guess he was in such a hurry he hoped I wouldn’t see it, which I didn’t until I got to my car. How rude & careless!
All other employees were great as usual. These 2 need lessons in customer service, bagging and slowing down to LISTEN to the customer. They couldn’t find my «meat» bag & I had to ask more than once that the plastic meat bags be put into paper (so I’d have handles when I got home!)
Sprouts is getting more & more of my business.
What are they thinking? They’re overpriced! Not special. And they’re ABOVE their own ads? Give me a break!

After going to this Reasor’s I couldn’t wait to get home and write a review… Erm… Unilocal nerd to the max. Thanks for still being my friend, friends.
This grocery store has everything without being too crowded or difficult to navigate. Walking in you are greeted with a beautiful floral selection and a rad glassed-​in fire place. To the right is a delicious looking café with seating by the window for fun people watching.
There is a beautiful cheese station with helpful attendants, a deli/​party-​platter-​put-​together station and a sweet bakery (these cakes look they belong at the Louvre!)
The ceilings are high and the aisles wide to make the atmosphere open. The best part of this new Reasor’s? The staff. I came with mister baby to grab a few items and was greeted/​asked if I needed help getting anything. Shoutout to Bill who grabbed my cart to put away after I picked up my bags!

The brand spanking new Reasor’s. An expansive store built to compete with Whole Foods. Same offerings and selections as other stores, just more room to navigate the aisles. They also have their own fancier café, a whole cheese section, fancier dessert offerings and super pricey dry aged steaks.

This Reasor’s is so gorgeous. It really is. I was surprised when I walked through the front door and saw the gorgeous entryway. It’s so open and inviting and the smells are amazing. Reasor’s reminds me of QuikTrip with the «we want to offer an experience that isn’t like the rest» mentality and I love it! QuikTrip isn’t like other gas stations at all and Reasor’s isn’t like other grocery stores in the same way. I don’t feel stressed out and forced to get in and out really fast. The lighting is actually inviting and pleasant as opposed to the lighting in locations like WalMart where it’s cold and harsh to your senses (it’s the interior designer in me that notices these things).
The first time I came here I was blown away and the second time wasn’t any different. The second time actually offered live acoustic music which was awesome! It made me feel as though I was leisurely shopping for fun as opposed to having to shop to fill our pantry!
This is the first Reasor’s that I’ve ever had a cashier bag my belongings and just keep them on the belt and have me put them all in my cart myself, however, BUT they were really busy and he didn’t have a bagger so I wasn’t really mad. The first time I came here I actually had one person checking me out, one person taking everything out of my cart for me, and two people bagging and putting stuff back in my cart though… so it’ll all about the time you get there. lol
The only reason why I have given this location 4 stars is because they don’t have very many off brand, generic options. I understand it’s a boutique location, but even people with a lot of money enjoy saving money on off brand options. For instance I couldn’t buy acetaminophen, I had to buy Tylenol for several dollars more. I couldn’t buy and Shurline products here, I had to buy name brand for several dollars more. It will, unfortunately, mean that for some things I’ll have to stop at WalMart Neighborhood Market to pick up to save a few bucks here and there.
With that said, shop here. For reals. You won’t regret it!

WOW!!! This like being at a ultra swank place in LA! There is a restaurant with live music, deli with great looking sandwiches. Good looking veggies grown aeroponic and hydroponically in West Tulsa. Pharmacy. I didn’t make it to the meat, I was too busy trying to find out if the musician had anything on iTunes, he is working on his first album. Gotta go for the chance to hear Daniel M Jordan playing guitar and singing. Really nice concept, they shook the old Alberson’s store up! Lots of checkers and nice. Lots of employees wandering around offering help with finding things.

Subpar customer service for this beautiful new Brookside location. Aesthetically, it resembles a more high-​end grocery store, but there just isn’t a strong enough infrastructure to support its façade.
A bagger left out some of my groceries. In returning the next day, I was offered no compensation for my time. No refund, no discount, no apology. I’m not too incredibly bitter but COME ON. New store — don’t you want to try a little harder?
Hard to compete with Wal-​Mart with higher prices and comparable if not poorer customer service.

Pretty impressive. I’ve only been in a couple of Reasor’s stores in the area as they seem to be the go-​to choice for local family members, but compared to options available at home in Dallas they have been pretty average. This new store on Peoria completely changes that perception for me. They’ve done a great job in designing the store to fit the feel of the Brookside community, from the exterior to the food presentation to the produce area. Much more of a high end shopping experience. The store is bright and inviting and has a good flow compared to the store at 41^st and Yale. Highly recommend checking this one out if you are in the neighborhood. Even told my mother that she’d enjoy just browsing the store and grabbing a bite while there.

Wonderful, brand new (August ’15) grocery store! Love the layout, they have a salad bar, and a restaurant inside. So many extras! Sell far more than just groceries but not overly large! Nice employees as well!