Fresh Produce
Daily-delivered fruit and veg, sourced from Arizona growers when the season allows.
- Hass Avocados, each$1.29
- Bananas, per lb$0.59
- Roma Tomatoes, per lb$1.49
- Bagged Lemons, 2 lb$3.99
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D's Market is a family-owned convenience and general store tucked into a Scottsdale neighborhood block — stocked with the everyday essentials, the late-night cravings, and the small Arizona-made surprises you won't find at the chain up the road.
D's Market opened in 2008 with a simple idea — that a neighborhood store in Scottsdale could be more than fluorescent lights and a rack of warm soda. It could feel like the kind of place where the person behind the counter knows your usual, where the produce is actually fresh, and where a quick stop turns into a five-minute conversation about the weather, the Diamondbacks, or whatever the neighborhood is talking about that week.
Seventeen years later, we're still here — family-owned, family-operated, and still stocking the aisles ourselves every morning before the sun is up. We've grown the selection to cover everything from a gallon of milk at 6 AM to a last-minute bottle of Arizona wine on the way to dinner. We carry the brands you know, and a handful of small-batch Arizona makers you'll be glad we introduced you to.
It's a convenience store. It's a general store. It's the kind of place that makes a neighborhood feel like one.
A working selection of what we keep on the shelves — prices shift a touch with the seasons, but this is the lay of the land. Come browse in person.
Daily-delivered fruit and veg, sourced from Arizona growers when the season allows.
The staples that hold a kitchen together — flour, rice, canned tomatoes, the works.
Milk, butter, cheese, eggs — the cold stuff you run out of at the worst possible moment.
Chips, candy, sodas, sports drinks — the road-trip and late-night essentials.
Local Arizona breweries and small-batch wines, alongside the cold six-packs you came for.
Paper towels, dish soap, batteries, lightbulbs — the stuff that runs out on a Sunday.
Step past the front door and the first thing you notice is the light — warm, low, the kind that makes a small store feel bigger than it is. The produce sits up front, washed and stacked by hand. The coffee bar hums in the corner. The cold case runs the back wall, full of whatever the Diaz family picked up at the warehouse that morning.
It's not a curated boutique and it's not a faceless chain. It's a working store, run by people who actually live in the neighborhood — and it shows in every aisle.
We're here seven days a week — and if you can't make it in, we'll bring the essentials to your door inside the Scottsdale city limits.
Doors open at 6 AM, every day of the week.
Inside Scottsdale city limits, order by phone and we'll run it over.
We're tucked into a neighborhood block in Scottsdale — look for the warm light spilling out of the front windows after dark. Pull up, grab what you need, and stay for the conversation.