American Discount Foods

Lots of great stuff I have been shopping here since their old location. Over 15 years of positive shopping experiences. Some of the food is past the sell by date but they guarantee everything. The staff there is super friendly and helpful. I personally recommend starting your shopping trip here then going to your regular grocery stores.They have more than just groceries they also have pet beds, toys and chewies and a rwallu nice indoor dog house. They have bulk items in case you own a store restaurant or food truck.They also have Amazon buy outs and house decor.

This place is located on NE side of Southern and Longmore. Lots of parking.I posted a photo with the hours. They do have cooking supplies as well as charcoal.If you spend $50, you get to spin their Wheel of Fortune to win a discount for next visit (see photos). Good deal if you are spending $50 anyway.The packaged foods have some very good deals. Also the yogurt was pretty cheap.The frozen meats, however, not sure if they are really good deals. You would have to look and compare to weekly sales at regular places. Overall not a bad option to check out. It was pretty crowded so that tells you there are at least some deals.

This was a cool "pop up" tik tok thread I viewed and found I had to go! There was a similar place I use to shopped in Nor Cal, so this was a must check out / compare for me!There original location was founded 1998 and was first called Harvest Market. This location is the largest of the two they have expanded too that's only featured in Arizona. When we first arrived, they had many advertised special. American Discount Foodsdeals in shelf products; From near or past expiration or suggested "sell by" dates, dented cans, out-of-season items or overstocked items. To salvage pallets that may also have imperfect produce, baked goods and meat. So, always a variety of different types of bargains, constantly rotating brands & affordable stock. But, keep in mind- if you find that amazing deal get it in bulk 'cause it's a situation that if you think you might want to come back later to buy it, it's not guaranteed simply because they're continuously changes their merchandise based on availability and the criteria above.We found a lot of reasonable inventory and some unexpected fun finds. The store is well stocked with EVERYTHING most regular grocery carry. Yet, the saving can be it up to 70% more! Extremely large space with plenty of room to explore. Picked up some great snacks for lunches, some soft drinks, unusual ranges of cheeses & savory sausage links too! The cashiers were really friendly and engaging.They offer a customer service program when providing your name and phone number which keeps track of your purchases and points. If you spend $50 or more ( which we did) on each occasion you are able to spin their big game wheel. They offer additional savings on that as well. Where you land is what you receive. We stalled on 2 which saves us $2 on our next visit. The biggest prize is $15 on their rewards roulette! Additionally, if you provide your email address they send weekend specials to you as well. Just for signing up you'll get a $5 coupon! Fantastic experience and we will be coming back to save on more distinctive discounted items this clearance center has to offer. Check it out!

Happy staff. Cheap groceries but don't come if your looking for SUPER specific stuff. Kind of a mad house. But again. SUPER CHEAP.

I have really mixed feelings about this store. It felt like a thrift store experience and it was freezing inside! They have a lot of items you wouldn't normally see at your grocery store. I guess they bulk buy items the other stores couldn't sell and so they can pass on the savings to their customers. Lot of items are expired so I had to check the expiration dates on everything which I did not enjoy. I did end up finding an amazing deal in the frozen food section- a gluten free chocolate cake for only $1.49 that would normally sell for about $10 at other grocery stores. It tasted great too. I wished I had bought more to freeze. Also bought scorching hot sour cream and onion Pringle's for $1.29. Unfortunately nothing else really appealed to me and I just got tired of having to check the expiration dates. They do have a sign stating they guarantee all their products even if they're damaged or expired. Apparently you can return dry goods within 45 days and 14 days for refrigerated and frozen purchases. The store was pretty busy especially for a weekday. It may be a good place for big families that don't mind going through items but just didn't appeal me. Worth checking out once though.

Warehouse style store that has no b ells and whistles. JUST GREAT LOW prices. I love shopping there. Abagail is the BEST cashier. It's always and adventure and the rewards are fun and endless. If you spend $50, you get to spin their Wheel of Fortune to win a discount for next visit, Guaranteed at least $1.00

Prices are really cheap here! Only thing you have be really careful about is the expiration dates on some of the food. Other than that, they have a large variety of everything including a frozen section that's not too cold. You'll find items you won't see at other grocery stores. I scored some great deals on a cake, mozzarella sticks, frozen bread shrimp and chips.

This store is great! Yes, a lot of the food is expired, but that's why it's a great deal and it's still perfectly fine to eat. Employers are super nice. They have a bulk meat section that is fun to look through. This isn't your main store for groceries, but it is fun to find random stuff.

This place intrigued me as it popped up on my social media. Went to check it out. EVERYTHING WAS WAY PASSED EXPIRATION DATEThe meats were freezer burned and weird color Seems they open boxes of expired foods that are individually wrapped and just dumped in deep freezers for resale. How does a place stay open that only sells expired foods? Is this not a code violation?

I've been shopping here for years, and they sometimes have amazing deals, but I have never and will never make this my main grocery stop for a few reasons:1. Unless it's a sale, the prices really aren't that great (especially for nearly-expired foods!) and are sometimes even ABOVE what you would find at other grocery stores.2. Their prices have been going up significantly, and while I know that they do pay for some of the items they get, it still feels a bit like being ripped off at a thrift store3. I almost never buy cereal or anything with nuts unless is it several months before the expiration date, as almost every time I have tried the item has smelled like cardboard and been in the beginning stages of going rancid.Pros: very nice employees, regular sales on frozen meats, and if you're a vegan or gluten free they carry a lot of that stuff regularly.