The staff was nice but the store isn't for me. They have a couple things that looked good but otherwise eh, couldn't be my regular shopping.

We had SO much fun visiting Trader Joe’s for the first time! Great prices for unique items. We have enjoyed trying new stuff- new fav is Shawarma chicken! The employees were kind and even gave us a reusable bag for our first visit 🤩

This Trader Joe's can do a bit better. Overall, great selection on healthy and tasty food. I am a fan of their burritos and beer. My Albuquerque Trader Joe's is still better though :) No cap though, I will for sure return to this Trader Joe's.

I normally really like my experience at Trader Joe’s. I feel respected and taken care of with a good environment however, today checking out was very unpleasant. The cashiers were kind of snotty and passively, aggressive rude…….

The Korean BBQ ribs paired with Chuck's Blend makes a seriously delicious meal at any time of day, as once the ribs are adequately thawed, will be ready in under 15 minutes at 400 degrees in any air fryer.

First time in a Trader Joe's. Nice selection and decent pricing. Fruit and vegetables were fresh and lower prices from where I typically shop here. The only complaint is that they have only one location in Oklahoma City for now. Definitely give this place a shot.

Love TJs. Great prices and a small store with plenty of TJ goodies. Most employees are good. A few not too helpful. Parking can be a challenge. I love the plants and flower selection. Remember this is not W@lmart or T@rget. You won't find your favorite brands and probably not everything you need. Check them out at least once in your lifetime!

One of my favorite stores. I never cease to find a new favorite each week when I shop. All of the groceries are fresh and simply delicious. The bakery items are top notch. The staff is helpful and friendly. Prepare for it to be busy!

The most fun grocery store to shop at! They have all the best snacks, great produce, and super unique seasonal products. The parking lot (as is tradition for Trader Joe’s) is unusually shaped and thus difficult to navigate; but people are generally friendly and no one is in a hurry, so it’s not as frantic as other parking lots (ahem, Walmart). The employees are always super friendly and genuinely happy to be there. This store restocks on Tuesday & Saturday mornings, so go then to make sure to go then if you’re looking for the coveted orange chicken.

Madness reigns. The first challenge your soul must endure is the parking lot. You wait with your vehicle half blocking traffic, creating a perfect circular vortex of anger that encompasses the street and the entrance to the store. Once you attain access to the lot, you discover that this is a false achievement; other motorists stop and start with no apparent thought or plan--- turns once begun are quickly abandoned, the drivers seemingly immune to geometry. At last a space opens up, but the price is having to enter the store. Inside, human beings scramble like beetles whose rock has been upended. Though the aisles are wide it is impossible to avoid physical contact with your fellow shoppers. It is a grotesque parody of the bazaar at Marrakech, as if dumb animals had been granted only the amount of sentience required to mock humanity. The aisles are not labeled. You must search for every item. The constant walking up and down causes a numbness that borders on profound despair. Your conscious mind registers merely annoyance, impatience. But on a cellular level, your body cries out in weariness. The fatigue you feel is a warning: millions of years of evolution trying to save you from becoming mired in the tar, from sinking into the warm blackness and ultimately being reclaimed by the earth itself. Be sure to get the dark chocolate peanut butter cups, they are right by the register.