No frills grocery store that is unique. You never know what you will find. I have scored some amazing produce deals here. Be sure and check the prices because not everything is cheaper than a traditional grocery store. One of my favorite buys are the large bagged frozen fries. I've bought sweet potato fries and waffle and they were both better than most I've bought in the past.

I'm giving Town Talk a 4-star just because. It was my first time at TT and I wasn't sure what to expect. Oh, I heard rumors, but those rumors didn't quite prepare me for my shopping experience. I will tell you there's nothing frivolous about town talk, however, you will definitely find deals you aren't expecting to find. I even found a stuffed animal Texas Rangers horse...And yes I bought it for $5.99. They have things from candy to cleaning products to paper products to clothing. These are all items that are either expired or somewhat close to their expiration date so you need to be aware when you go to select something. I did find a meat stick that was expired, so obviously I didn't purchase it. The aisles are wide and roomy and give enough room for people to pass. The parking lot is huge so you can park right up front. Make sure to take a cart just in case. some of the meats didn't look right so I stayed away...however, some looked good with longer expirations. I give it a four star because they have so much to choose from and the staff are friendly. Candies, chips, cookies and other pogey bait is priced low (for like a dollar) when they're normally four or five dollars in the grocery. They have candles, they have shirts, they have eggs, they have diapers. They have paper plates. They have paper towels. They have cleaning products to remove stubborn stains. They have commercial cleaning products for real low prices. Go check them out. I spent $20 on all kinds of things that would've cost me five or six times that amount in the grocery store. but like I said before,, make sure you check the expiration date.

Low low low low prices. Yes. Rotating stock, low prices. On a budget? No? Okay then. Do you love good deals? Enter your mecca. Town Talk has it all. No, this is not out of date food. Come check it out for yourself. Take care everyone.

Good prices on clearance items, nearly expired items, etc. Bit disorganized in places, but it's worth your time and overall pretty well done. The produce was good, and selections change frequently.

Had excellent prices on goods. Watch the expiration date on certain items. But overall very happy with everything at town talk foods

They have tons and tons of good stuff! We bought a case (12 boxes) of strawberries for $12 and it filled a giant container in our fridge. Also bought 3 boxes of blueberries for I think $6 total! Filled a small casserole dish with extras we sat and ate. They have dog food you can scoop out of a huge tub and put into paper bags costing $1 a pound! And also have fruit crates you can purchase for $1 legit get you a crate and put your funds in it all organized so when you go to check out all the cashier has to do is get everything in the system and then boom! Off to your car you go! Makes carrying all of it into your house much easier and fast and if you have multiple crates they stack nicely so stuff doesn't roll around in your back seat! Employees are super helpful and friendly!

This place is amazing you never know what your going to find it's like every grocery store in one place I couldn't recommend this place more and in Starr days they have a little farmers market style are that they open and you can normally find a deal on vegetables

I LOVE TOWN TALK! It's full of so many high quality brands and produce! It is off and on but definitely worth it for the ridiculously great prices! I love how they make expensive trendy things financially accessible and how they help prevent a lot of food waste! Their staff is always so friendly and they have so much variety and high quantities of food! I go here all the time because it's so fun and a great way to cut down on grocery spending!

Forget 20 reviews by 2020! How about texting texting people you haven't texted back since before Christmas! Let that be the new trend I mean what has not been said before in previous reviews. Oh you can bring your own reusable bags here! They do have plastic and paper bag but I rather bring my own bags. Also on Saturday when they have the 'market' open I don't get a shopping cart because it takes me longer to get inside to look at the produce. I just walk in with my bags and grab what I need, afterwards if I need a cart I grab one and do the rest of the shopping. Another thing I will say is look at expiration dates because some stuff may be on the verge of expiring if your not gonna consume it soon. Other stuff you can freeze or has longer shelf life. Also make sure you look at the prices, sometimes they have a special on that item in bulk but when you go to the register they ring it up differently. Don't be afraid to tell the cashier "hey those were on special for 4 x$1 why is it ringing up different " and at that point they go do a price check. The cashiers are good but they do forget sometimes. A lot of times you find new items and then come back a month later and they won't have anymore. This is common so stock up if you see something you like. Remember these are rock bottom prices so they don't accept coupons ,at least they would not let me for certain things. Be patience if going on a Saturday and they do accept cash, card and Apple pay i believe.