Trader Joe's

Just went to Trader Joe’s for the first time and I loved it! The cashiers were super friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. The store was really well stocked and had so many unique items I’ve never seen anywhere else. I’ll definitely be going back 🌱 such a fun place to shop!

So much awesome stuff! Great finds for vegan, gluten-free, ect. Definitely going back! The key lime tea cookies are sooo good!

Love Trader Joe’s, so happy that Broken Arrow is getting one soon. Cute reusable bags for a great price. Had a lot of errands to do so I bought the insulated bag for $7.99. It’s so hot here that I wasn’t sure if it would keep my groceries cold but it definitely works. I even had chocolate in there that stayed solid. Lemon tote was 4.99 and I use it all of the time to go to the Farmers Market. Flowers were $3.99 and they’re worth every penny to brighten up someone’s day!

Traer Joes's is a nice store is little but a lot of product that People need for the house I like Trader Joes's sell natural flowers and plants I recommend it, very good store to buy.

Trader Joes is one of my favorite places to shop, this location however is nearby impossible to get into every time we show up. The parking lot design is terrible, even changing the parking lot to a one way system would be a major improvement. The staff and products are amazing as always but the parking situation needs to be addressed ASAP.

It’s a great little grocery store with a focus on organic and clean eating but at a more affordable price than some other places. They have a variety of fresh, frozen, dry, prepared, raw ingredients, etc. The main downside for me is that they cycle through their offerings fairly frequently, so don’t get too attached to anything! But that also increases the variety and excitement when going shopping. They encourage reusable bags but have disposable options available.

I love strolling through the aisles to see what new finds are at the store. It has unique items you can't find other places. It's a great place to buy chocolates and the best place for flowers! I buy all my flowers here!

Trader Joe's stores are amazing in general. Fantastic variety and quality of products, at great value. Also very nice employees for the most part. It is our primary grocery store. This location is very good, and we've traveled all through the USA. A few products are unpredictable but I imagine to keep prices as low as they do, supply must have some ebb and flow. Cant complain. Love TJs and their lovely staff.

So I'm going to review Trader Joe's, but I would just like to say how odd I feel reviewing Trader Joe's, because I feel if you know about Trader Joe's, then you love it. But for those that have never been know that the staff are super friendly, the store is laid out differently than most grocery stores and they are known for their cookie butter and wine. If you have never had the cookie butter, you are missing out in life. Trader Joe's is a complete grocery store, but I recently found out that they don't sell a lot of extracts, like almond. Otherwise, when I come here, I feel that I can get quality items at a great price and they have a lot of eclectic dips, spreads, and soups that you will not find at other grocery stores. Even if you do not want to grocery shop here, I highly recommend coming here your next time you go to an event because you will find the best food that no one else will show up with.

I love Trader Joe's! Being from Southern California, this TJ is a little disorganized. And again, they need a larger parking lot. I've heard a rumor that they are opening another store in Broken Arrow where I live. If it's true, I can't wait!

I love Trader Joe's well after you make it through the gauntlet game of parking. This location has a small lot which is typically full and generally has overflow into the side streets. The food prices are reasonable for healthier food options. There is a variety of gluten free and vegan options and decent prices on organic fruits and vegetables. All of the staff is friendly and happy to assist with questions. The cashiers are always quick and efficient and chatting while moving through the scanning and bagging of our items.

Great prices! Quality products !!! Tasty healthy snack options!!! Large parking lot but always full. Store is small and gets packed, just be patient and polite. Manners. Some original snacks only found here !!!! Smaller portions for single people, couples or smaller families. Clean, neat, tidy store. Friendly helpful workers! My mains - fresh squeezed lemonade or limeade, everything but the bagel dip and chips and crackers, vegetable fried rice, plantain chips, coconut almonds and them ice cream sammichs

Pros: the first time I went to a Trader Joe's was in 2011. And I did not get it. Then I found this list online that rated the best Trader Joe items and I went back and bought everything on list and I loved it. I think they were the beef tamale, the spicy hummus, and the pita chips. When they built this location I thought I would go here more than I actually do. I probably come here 2 to 3 times a year. Today I made a special trip to get the ingredients for the viral lobster bisque pasta. It has only five ingredients and it looks really easy to make. Wish me luck. Cons: came on a random Thursday at lunchtime. And nearly every parking spot was full. I think I avoid this place so much because it's so busy. In other cities that I have lived in, where there are multiple locations, they don't feel as busy.

When I'm the mood to get flowers, Trader Joe's is always at the top of my list. Always a wonderful variety of beautiful, colorful, fresh flowers.

I LOVE Trader Joes. This is a grocery store for people who get overwhelmed by all the choices at a normal grocery store. There's still options but it's nice because it's not TOO many options. A lot of the items I've gotten have been delicious & i finally tried the KIMBOP such a perfect snack. Definitely recommend looking online for a list of favorites or taking 2 hours out of your day just to wonder. I've also always admired how the employees here are so ready to help, and accessible. It's such a breath of fresh air.

Who doesn't love Trader Joes's?! They're lying if they say so. They have such a cool selection of groceries, flowers, plants, and alcohol. I can rarely get cold products because I live an hour from this location, but I always try to stop by when I'm in town for non-perishables. The employees are always really friendly and helpful, and they have free samples! I withhold a star only because this location is elbow to elbow people like 99% of the time, and the parking lot is excruciating to get in and out. So my plea is to add a Broken Arrow location!

Always find great seasonal choices here ! Friendly employees and nice store. Iykyk but you need cookie butter

The staff is SUPER helpful & will check the stock for me. Love the variety & the prices are good. I try something new each time I go!

This was the first time I had ever ventured into TJs in Tulsa. (I've been to the one of the KC stores and the OKC store multiple times.) I tried to stop in prior to Christmas but the line was literally out the door. As with most Trader Joe's, it's a smallish space. The staff was amazing. Seriously. They were stocking, greeting, and helping customers. I appreciate their COVID-19 protocols, too. I went to specifically buy Unexpected Cheddar. I walked out with dried mangoes, trail mix, other cheeses, sparkling water, and WINE. This will not be my only visit.

Fun, interesting products with bonus seasonal ones, including the famed pumpkin-flavored goodies. Workers always ready to assist you. Vibey.

LOVE. No regrats, yes... like the "NO REGRATS" tattoo. The staff is the most helpful and so dang sweet... like sticky-sugary-cavity-sweet and I Iove it there. Larry is my wine expert there. He'll hook you up! Too much positive things to write here so just go! I sometimes go there to buy myself flowers because with those prices, why NOT?

Trader Joe's is one of our regular places for stables. We love their variety of good options and their quality. The place is small in comparison and very crowded on the weekends. But if the goods are not reasonably priced and good quality items, this won't happen. So it's a good sign. Here are some of our regularly stocked up favs: pork and ginger soup dumplings, vegetable spring rolls, Rawhide Free Peanut Butter Flavor Dog Treat, Natural Dog Treats Assorted Flavors biscuits, Wild Caught Boneless & Skinless Mackerel, Wild Caught Boneless & Skinless Mackerel and many more.

What's not to love about Trader Joe's! Fun selection of food, great produce, fresh flowers, friendly & helpful staff!

Found my wine! Purchased 3 bottles! I also purchased the Trader Joe brads of the Red Wine blend. I hope it's just as good!! We also love getting the almond and chocolate croissants in the frozen department. I bought the frozen quiche Lorraine, hoping it's as good as everything I have a purchased in the frozen department. We always have to pick up dog treats for the dog!

Whole store was very clean & organized without any crowds because it was controlled. My guess is because it's a new store (opened in 2016) & located in midtown which is a wealthier neighborhood compared to my local TJ in NorCal which was located in a working class neighborhood & felt like a zoo everytime I went there lol. Good things: Employees wore masks at all times, were friendly & helpful, & only let me in me & 2 other customers after 3 customers walked out of the store. Restrooms were open, big, & clean (one customer at a time though). Found all the items I normally bought in my CA store except for frozen bag of seafood paella Plastic shopping bags were sturdy & free of charge A cute label for the plant based section Found new products: Garlic Naan crackers & Honey from Uruguay (will try these next time) Decorations / art work were colorful & full of local symbolism / icons (there was one of the Blue Whale of Catoosa) Peach Bellini bottle for a reasonable price Wine was labeled by country & type (Chardonnay, sweet, Zinfandel, etc.) Positive affirmations on the floor Huge selection of flowers New items I'm excited to try for the first time Spicy pozole verde (vegan) Kale, cashew, & basil pesto (vegan) Spinach & chive linguini Pomegranate white tea French vanilla ground coffee I will be back for sure!

You know it's gotta be good to drive 1 1/2 hrs to go grocery shopping and it didn't disappoint. Arkansas has one in Little Rock but that's 3 hrs away. We got here around 3:30 in the afternoon so it wasn't packed. Trader Joe's isn't that big of a store but it sure packs in the goodies. We were asked many times by different employees if we were needing any help which is nice. Very friendly employees and very very clean inside. Very good selections of frozen products such as the honey walnut shrimp, orange chicken, chicken fried rice. I noticed the beef was really fresh looking but I didn't come for the meat. I came for chili onion crunch and I conquered that everything else was a bonus! I'll be back.Trader Joe's please come to NW Arkansas!!!!!

Absolutely love Trader Joe's!! It's clean and well lit, very organized. The staff here is super friendly as well. TJ's has some really unique finds that you can't get anywhere else! Decent selection of dairy free goodies, awesome produce, and a huge variety of wine. They also have fresh flowers that beat Walmart and Reasors any day!!

Great store with helpful staff everywhere. Clean floors and fresh flowers and produce.

The Tulsa TJ's is much like those in the rest of the country, with the significant types of stuff that we have all come to know and love. The store is fairly large, and the parking lot is surprisingly large for the store, unlike some of those out west. It was surprising to find some items not seen elsewhere, like the everything but the bagel assorted nuts, and the almond butter filled pretzels, which were, by the way, quite the delight. Staff were as usual, helpful and accommodating, as well as complementary of the TJ bag from CA. Compared to Reasor's it's expensive, but to Whole Foods, less so. Nonetheless, it's a bit out of the way if you're downtown, but if you're a fan, totally worth the drive.

Trader Joe's has a way to my heart. It's always so clean and organized. They're prices are great for organic foods. I always feel like I'm going to have a great day/ week with a couple of paper sacks in my hands.

Specializes in custom products & great premade meals - especially frozen meals. Produce, eggs, flowers all better & cheaper than Reasors. Don't be afraid to try Trader Joe's brand like cereal, chips, eggs, etc. They are better than national brands & cheaper than their nearby competitors. A special note on floral - FLORAL IS 1/2 - 1/3 THE PRICE OF REASORS.

JUST A QUICK UPDATE! Service at Trader Joe's Tulsa today was fabulous! H. Morgan was very friendly, efficient & has a great customer service personality! Great big smile too. She could tell by our cart, filled with frozen Orange Chicken, Broccoli Beef, Kung Pao Chicken and Fried Rice that we were from out of town to stock up. She made our check out experience enjoyable. Thanks & Great job H. Morgan!!!

FINALLY!!!!! Tulsa is coming up & it's a beautiful thing! I'm from Dallas & there are numerous Trader Joe's but the one thing I get is ALWAYS sold out, Cookie Butter! I made 3 people get out of line to get their own because I told them how good & popular it was. I know it won't let me down. They have their own organic products at better pricing compared to competitors. They always have samples out & numerous things to choose from. A lot will catch your eye & you will never leave this place empty-handed.

One of my favorite places to get items that you do not find in a traditional grocery store. Pumpkin Waffle pancake mix, bourbon maple syrup, expresso steak seasoning and even hatch chili Mac & cheese. They are more expensive than most grocery stores but the private label special things I find is worth the added expense. This store is not for everyone. But I think is provides a for those items that are a little unique.

I have been to this Trader Joe's every few weeks since they have opened. Here are the top few items I like. They are mainly frozen food items for days when I'm too lazy to cook a proper meal. 1) Frozen Steak & Ale Pies. (The Chicken Balti Pies are not bad too) 2) Ravioli. I have tried at least 6 flavors. My favorite is the Butternut Squash Triangoli 3) Chocolate Lava Cakes 4) Steamed Chicken Soup Dumplings 5) Seasoned Rack of Lamb (These are not cheap, but they were good!) Oh and their Select Harvest Curated Coffee Beans 50/50 blend of Colombian Morales and Ethiopian Limu is pretty good too.

We like to make a run to this location a few times a year even though it is a couple of hours away. It is the closest Trader Joe's to us. We always find something new we have not tried yet and the atmosphere is always clean, inviting, and feels like home. The staff provides super service and it was so nice to ditch the mask and be able to just relax and shop. Will be back soon. Now, let me dig into these sour cream donuts and Cara Cara oranges...

Not as friendly as most Trader Joe's, but same product and prices. Plenty of parking, always new stuff to try out!

Ok folks, cookie butter is not a new thing - it's been around for a long time, under a different name: Biscoff - both smooth and crunchy . :) I've been to several Trader Joe's but was happy that Tulsa finally was able to get one! I was lucky to be one of the first to know, due to my job, but I couldn't tell anyone until it ran in the news and papers. I didn't run out here the first week they opened, so I waited a few weeks for the crowds to die down a little. I found some new faves - like Sweet Potato Gnocchi in a brown butter sage sauce (frozen aisle) and Curry Chicken Salad (in the refrigerated salad section). I also buy a basil plant - at $4 one plant makes a large batch of pesto! Go shopping- skip the cookie butter and get the original somewhere else.. find a new fave! oh and bring your reusable shopping bags or buy a cool one from TJs! If you have frozen items and bring an insulated bag (and it's hot outside) they will give you free ice to keep your food cold - just ask!

Come on. It's Trade Joes. True America wrapped up in all its weird Global goodness.

Love getting out to Trader Joe's when I'm out in the Brookside area. There is ample parking at the back of the store and a few parking spots on the street up front if you can find them. Trader Joe's has a lot of cool items at a really good price. It kind of reminds me of a cross between an Aldi's and a Sprouts. The store is very clean and well kept and they have the coolest hand drawn signs hanging all over the place. When I go I always stock up on a few tubs of their chocolate coconut almonds. These little balls of heaven are like bites of an almond joy bar wrapped up in a marble sized snack. There is an also an area toward the back of the store that is open but enclosed where they prepare samples. When I went in today the lady was cooking caramelized organic baby carrots and had small shots of a mango lemonade. Both were interesting and tasty. Checking out was a breeze and the employees were so friendly and accommodating. If you're ever in the area make sure to stop by Trader Joe's you'll be sure to leave with something.

Vegetarian? Gluten free? In need of a quick hostess gift like flowers? Trader Joe's has you covered! I am lucky enough to live on the same street as this majestic grocery palace, and it is the best place to take and spend alll my money on all the delicious and healthy things. This store is small, but it's got everything you need For any basic meal, and lots of awesome and unique extras, like a great selection of Indian food and lots of premade meals, salads, etc. that are great to take for lunches. The produce is all super fresh and I love that in the produce area, they have a small area for sampling, which always has a food and a drink option to check out something new! I love that they have small cards on all the products that explain the item, what it pairs well with and some of the ingredients. This is also a great place to pick up cute little plants, organic soaps and detergents and snacks. Especially if you have dietary restrictions like me, this is your new favorite place.

It makes me happy to come here and get things like cookie butter and crazy foods you can't find elsewhere

We have a Traded Joe's in Oklahoma! Finally! Woo-hoo! But you are not getting the full experience. I would have given this place the 5th star if only they had the local beer and wine selection that the Texas based stores do. (Though i realize this will never change so long as the outdated Oklahoma liquor laws remain in place.) That being said, the rest of the store is pretty interesting. I don't think you could really do your everyday shopping here, but we enjoy picking up random items to try. Our latest list included sriracha chips, cookie butter, kettle corn popcorn and these little waffle crisp cookies that way too addictive. There are a lot of food options that are already prepped and ready for you to cook with. This is great for those who don't have time or perhaps the ability to prep their own veggies, fruits, meats, etc...they have a decent meat selection and an even better cheese selection. The store is very small, especially compared to the Texas location, so it gets congested and hard to see what they have to offer when it's busy. When we are in the area, we stop to see what is new, but it's not a grocery store we would shop at every week for our staples. If you haven't seen it, check it out! It's worth a look.

Trader Joe? Hi, it's me - a big fan. Can I give you a hug sometime? You've helped this new mom save some serious moo-lah for a very hungry 1 year old. Your store is so well organized, clean and always well-stocked with product and the nicest employees. Besides bringing delicious cookie butter to my life (well, thighs) you've introduced me to my favorite pre-packaged salad which is a mixture of baby kale, brussel spouts and cabbage. Thank you! I have two wishes so that I may conduct all of my grocery shopping here: can you please add a deli one day and perhaps carry Califia Almond milk? TJ, yudabest. High fives.

I love, love, love TJ's. Since moving to Arkansas it saddens me that I on longer live near one, but luckily one opened up about 2 hours away from me! Yes, I will drive 2 hours to go to a TJ's... maybe not every week, but I will do it haha. This location just opened up last week, woohoo!! PARKING: I just read a funny article about tweets talking about TJ's parking lots. It made me laugh because all the of the TJ's I've been to, don't have big enough parking lots haha. However, I did feel like this location had a decent sized parking lot and we found a parking lot quickly. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Awesome customer service. I've never been to a TJ's that didn't have good customer service. Friendly and helpful employees. The cashier checking us out was super nice to my daughter. I greatly appreciated how kind he was to her and let her help him scan and bag the groceries haha. PRODUCTS/FOOD: I love TJ's products! That is the reason why I'm willing to drive far to come here. They have great quality food and products. They have a lot of organic choices and they are cheap! Cheaper than organic food I've found at Walmart. All of their food is free of artificial flavors, preservatives, msg, gmos, and trans-fat. I truly appreciate their commitment for making high quality food at such amazing prices. If you haven't been to a TJ's yet... GO NOW! Haha.

This store is always clean, there's always someone handing out samples in the back when I visit, and they seem very well stocked. I say they seem well stocked because I have never gone in there for a specific item that they were out of. I don't do the bulk of my shopping here - it's on the other side of the universe from where I live so I am rarely over here. When I do come visit it's more of a novelty visit where I look around at the uniquely flavored chips and snacks, grab my cookie butter and maybe an inside out carrot cake, get some juice / tea / cider, and we're gone. My husband and I enjoy looking around but like I said, it's a novelty. When we visit my dad in Texas, Trader Joe's used to be one of our stops before we had one here. We wouldn't buy anything that we needed an ice chest for so we kind of got used to not buying meals / frozen items there. We have tried a few frozen items since this location opened, but it's not convenient for us to do our shopping at Trader Joe's. But I do enjoy visiting on occasion so I appreciate them being there. Oh and the flowers when you walk in - they always smell amazing!

Love me some Trader Joe's! I live about 100 miles from the nearest store. However, it doesn't keep me from stopping each time I go near one! The Mac and cheese with Hatch green chili is worth it every time. The Tulsa store feels a little smaller in size to others I've visited but they have a nice selection and very friendly service. Will be back!

I LOVE TJs! Such a great addition to Tulsa. And now that they have wine, it is even better! The staff is always friendly and if they are out of stock (which they never are!) they are willing to help you when the item is in stock. Very friendly. Well organized store. Wish it was bigger!!

My family's been going to Trader Joe's it's 1958 when they open in Monrovia, California. To unique small grocery store that has everything from gourmet products, organic, vegetarian, frozen food, imported foods. most Trader Joe's have domestic and imported wine and beer (not in Oklahoma) there tradename is on almost everything I have frozen fresh caught fish which is absolutely delicious. Fun place to shop for healthy delicious food at a reasonably low price.

The dude that is really good at finding the cracked eggs is one of my favorites at TJs. He is always so nice and remembers us every time. Also, the blood orange seltzer water is to die for!

This place depresses me. It's not just the parking lot that most people for whatever reason seem to have a hard time getting in and out of, it's the fact that this is just a shell of an actual Trader Joe's. Anybody who has ever shopped at a TJ somewhere other than Oklahoma knows what I'm talking about. It's not just the absence of the 2 buck chuck or the "alleged" 12 yr old whiskey they sell, it's the absence of most everything else. The good juices, veggies, and other items that make me shop at TJ's elsewhere. I'll stop here for the peanut butter but that's about it.

Trader Joe's is such a novelty to me. Shopping here doesn't feel like I'm going to the grocery store, it just feels like shopping which is one of my favorite past times. The Trader Joe's Fearless Flyer publication is pithy, funny, and chalked full of good information about new products and recipes using the newest TJ products. The holidays is the best time to try the new products here because they have some of the best holiday dessert items and holiday dessert gift set type items. Although to be perfectly honest, most of the items at Trader Joe's have such sleek packaging that you could probably get away with gifting just about anything from here. There is also a sample booth which always has a snack or two and beverage to try and the booth is manned by an employee you can ask questions which is nice. The prices here are on point! I have done a lot of comparison shopping and almost every single item I compared was cheaper here than any other grocery store at which I shop. Good prices, sleek product packaging, and simplicity of product selection (they only sell the TJ store brand or a few others so there isn't an overwhelming number of brands to have to decide between) are the primary reasons I love Trader Joe's! Oh yeah, and the staff is great. I've never spoken to a staff member or cashier here who was anything less than super friendly and helpful. Example: I came here to get black eyed peas to make for New Years and they had sold out, but the store manager referred me to another local store where he knew they had some (I know he probably wasn't pleased to send me somewhere else to shop, but to me that is great customer service!). The recyclable grocery bags here are worth noting because they are really colorful and fun but also some of the most durable ones I've found. I will keep coming back to TJ to try new things and get my grocery on, but all I have left to say is: I can't wait until they can sell wine in Oklahoma because I have hear rave reviews of two-buck chuck!

Oh My Gosh. Love this place because I am always in hurry. 1. Best parking lot. 2. Best produce 3. Best samples 4. Wonderful breads 5. Awesome frozen foods and cookies 6. Diary is always well stocked. 7. Love their Black Angus Ribeye Prices 8. Wine well stocked and prices wonderful 9. Best chocolates ever from Europe 10. Prices are so good And lastly but not least Check out is as quick as Quik Trip. Not to overlook best Customer Service.

I am so happy we have a Trader Joe's!!! Where else can I get my organic animal crackers and sea salt potato chips? Sure, I could get them somewhere else, but they wouldn't have the yumminess that comes in a Trader Joe's bag!!! I like to come here for the snacks, but I would buy some groceries as well. I noticed their eggs were on sale today and almost got them, but I wasn't sure if hubby and I were going right home afterward. They have a great pet aisle too for the fur babies!!!!

During my travels to the WILD WILD WEST I had to come to Trader Joe's for DIY pizza ingredients and more coffee. I've noticed this is the swankier area of Tulsa so rightfully so, they have a swanky Trader Joe's. Where I come from is the land of Trader Joe's and this is deff one of the nicer one's I've set foot in. Great size, nice building, and great layout. Also, don't forget about the kush parking. 5/5 would park here again.

Although the Trader Joe's in Tulsa is small, we are never disappointed in the food we bring home. The store is clean and well-organized. The staff is friendly and helpful.

First off I'm from California and my experience at this location in Oklahoma was nowhere near comparable to my experience back home. The cashier lady was not very pleasant. To say the least. I understand they can't sell wine in their store, in the state of Oklahoma. I can't wait for Oklahoma to finally leave that old fashion Bible belt law behind.