Grocery Stores in Anthem, AZ

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  1. 4435 West Anthem Way, Anthem AZ 85086

    3.8 Good 83 reviews

    “I visited the vision/glasses dept. to see if I could get an adjustment to my new glasses that I had purchased elsewhere. She was very helpful and knew right away what needed to be done. The back of my ears were so sore. She did an awesome job and my ears feel a lot better. Thank you!!”

  2. 3655 W Anthem Way, Anthem AZ 85086

    3.5 Good 24 reviews

    “This was a quick stop on the way to Dewey from Phoenix, and it was an excellent idea. We had pot stickers, cheese wontons, “Thai chicken nuggets” and the Panang curry. Every bit of it was excellent, with me trying to sneak spoonfuls of the Panang curry sauce. Complete delicious and relaxing. Highly recommended.”

  3. 4435 W Anthem Way, Anthem AZ 85086

    2.7 Average 50 reviews

    “Hi, I love this store,and all the employees.They go out of their way to make your experience great!I have an idea to make this store even greater.Too often I see dogs in cars.The owner never sits in a hot car,all windows up for 30 min or more,they don't want to hurt their pet,but don't realize how dangerous this is.When I make a comment to the owner,they snap back at me.Maybe a fully shaded area to park with dogs in cars, w large fans,or air system could be an attractive feature,maybe close to the orange pick-up area,lots of eyes to keep watch.Its doable.As for you dog haters who hate seeing pets in stores,I feel sorry for you,what's the matter,your girlfriend like her pets more than you? As an abused kid Im an advocate for abused women and animals.Anything can be made better.”

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