Restaurant Depot is a Members-Only Wholesale Cash & Carry Foodservice Supplier that has been serving independent food businesses since 1990. It offers a wide selection of products, mainly in bulk sizes, including food items, restaurant equipment, paper products, storage bags, and trash bags. The store is appreciated for carrying items that are not available elsewhere, making it a favorite among many foodservice operators. Customers value the helpful staff, such as Vicki and Alejandra, who go above and beyond to assist with locating items and providing attentive service. The overall shopping experience is generally positive, with many noting the great variety and quality of products. However, the store faces challenges with long checkout lines, especially in the afternoons, which can discourage customers from returning. Some suggest adding more staff or self-checkout options to improve efficiency. The parking lot often has carts left scattered, although customers who return their carts find staff somewhat disengaged, as noted by some visitors. While the store's core offerings and helpful staff are praised, concerns about long wait times and parking lot clutter have impacted the shopping experience. Despite these issues, Restaurant Depot remains a key supplier for many, committed to providing savings, selection, and service seven days a week.
I've been here 3hrs waiting to get unloaded and trucks in the docks getting loaded or unloaded you have to have patience when you get here to get unloaded receiving staff really friendly but its the waiting time for truckers to get unloaded.they dont care if we have another appointment to get unloaded at another place im... read full comment
June 2026
I frequented restaurant Depot when I lived in on the east coast in DC and in the Norfolk Virginia area I'm finding the same quality here in Arizona
June 2026
Store itself is well organized & clean. Great prices on items, meats, produce, alcohol. Staff is friendly and helpful. The parking lot, however, is disgusting. Trash & carts everywhere. Looks like people are dumping their oil traps in the parking lot drain.