Bashas' - Tucson, Arizona

Scott James

After unfortunately getting pulled over due to my license plate, I stopped by here at Bashas’ to remedy it. They had everything I needed except a screwdriver. Thankfully, the florist kindly lent me one and made me laugh with her great sense of humor when I returned it. She truly brightened my day after a rough start.

Bill Lopez

Really nice grocery store with all the amenities. This store has Wood Fired Pizza, and a full deli counter, soup counter and salad bar. Prices are higher than other local stores but amenities are better here. Employees are friendly and helpful.

World Unveiled

I love this store and had gotten some really good produce and seafood from them.

Don M

This has to be the worst grocery store ever since Bashas sold the franchise. Prices are routinely 50-100% higher than stores like walmart. They have online discounts on items you have to activate but when you go to the store the shelves are empty every single time. Nobody ever restocks sale items. The produce prices are ridiculously high for marginally fresh produce. $3 for a small avocado? They know they have you over a barrel with no other grocery stores nearby so they screw everybody. Terrible place to shop. The workers and checkout ladies are generally great just the store mentality of price gouging customers is terrible.

R M

This is the closest grocery store to Eagle Crest/Saddlebrooke so I often go here after work, sometimes in the hour before they close. So this is a message to whoever is training your self-checkout monitor employees: either hire proper loss prevention staff or get cameras above your registers but for the love of God, please stop advising your employees to hover over law abiding customers while they're checking out. It's getting offensive, having employees sometimes directly in my personal space pretending to arrange candy or whatever nonsense while I'm trying to do what used to be their job. This has happened the last three times I've been in the store and it's truly putting me off coming here again. They'll even hover after I've scanned my Basha's card on my phone; guys, you have my name and phone number, I literally just 'checked' in with all my personal info, is it really necessary to still act as though I'm suspicious?

If you don't trust customers to fairly check themselves out, hire staff to check them out, but please stop harassing folks.

EDIT: Ok, since I wrote my last review, things have been tolerable as far as the folks monitoring self-check out, but unfortunately, that streak was just broken.

Checking myself out this evening, get to a big bag of cherries. The upc doesn't register. Hold bag up looking, doesn't seem to be one. So OBVIOUSLY I then go to produce look up and find CHERRIES and ring it up correctly. I'm literally turning to put cherries in the bag when a front end attendant sidles up beside me- again, directly in my personal space with ZERO warning, no excuse me, no common courtesy whatsoever- and proceeds to open up store mode to make sure I rang up the cherries! I almost elbowed her when I turned back, that's how close she was. Who is training these people?! Is it Basha's corporate? Is it local management? Whoever it is, time to fire them. And hire appropriate loss prevention staff/install overhead cameras, something! Anything other than continuing to make regular PAYING customers feel targeted, uncomfortable and frankly insulted.

Another added bonus this trip was having to use the bathroom and seeing a dried feces smeared toilet seat and urine all over floor, the horrifically strong smell was as if someone sprayed all over the walls and floor. But please, direct your employees to hover over regular paying customers while you're bathroom looks and smells like an exploded latrine. Great management folks.

barb riley

I go numerous times a week. Selecton is good for the size store they are. Workers especially at the deli are friendly. Produce is good. Lots of sales. Bakery, liqour, flowers, big deli with hot and cold food. Speciality cheese. Pharmacy. Theres a chinese food kiosk. Prices are a bit high. The price on the rotisserie chicken for what size bird you get is way too high. My beef I buy at Rancheros market down the street. It is much better.

Hippie Chick

Super friendly staff, even when my extremely full cart accidentally pulled into the "express 15 items and under" checkout lane. I'm from Florida, but this is my Mom's grocery store, so when I come to take care of her for a time or to visit, this is where I shop for her while I'm here. I don't always remember where things are, so I sometimes need help, and the staff here are more than willing to help me.

Where I live in Florida has much larger grocery stores, so I'm used to more product choices, but do you know what they say about too many choices? Decision paralysis: the inability to make a decision at all. Disappointment: less satisfied with your final decision, because...what if? It's nice to not have row after row of the same type of product for a change.

The produce looked delicious! I couldn't wait to get home to try it! Picking out perfect peppers, cucumbers, and tomatoes to go with our organic Spring Mix was super easy. It's these kinds of things that make me like shopping at Bashas'.

But WAIT! I haven't even gotten to the bakery yet! It may be small, but it puts out some mighty pastries, muffins, pies, cupcakes, donuts and other nummy baked delights. I haven't purchased one distasteful baked good there yet.

There's also a Starbucks inside that is a real Starbucks and the staff there are great, too. There must be a test they all have to take to get hired in this building that includes common courtesy and kindness, or else everyone in the Oro Valley is this way. You'll have to tell me, because I'm just visiting. ?

Walter Schmidt

It is sad in the late part of afternoon. They only have 2 cashers in self. Self check in only. It's sad in me that several elderly people were struggling to get their groceries. There was no one at the service desk. It appeared that there was only two people running the whole store. Why can't the store hire people and give the service that people deserve.