Basha's Weekly Ad This Week

Basha's weekly ad: two flyers for one Arizona week

Basha's is an Arizona name, and the ad reflects that. For the week of 10/21 to 10/27 2026, AdsSOS holds a 4-page Basha's Weekly Ad and a separate 2-page Basha's Dine flyer. We don't have enough history to name a usual weekday for this brand, but the current weekly edition started on a Wednesday.

Open the Basha's weekly ad page for the scans. Common searches show how people look for it: bashas weekly ad tucson, bashas weekly ad phoenix, bashas weekly ad mesa az and bashas weekly ad kingman az. Offers can differ by area, so check the store you actually shop.

Basha's app and digital coupons

Basha's has an app. Its Apple App Store listing describes weekly sales, personalized offers, member deals and digital coupons from product partners, along with a digital shopping list and push alerts about top deals. Which rewards, app functions and delivery services apply depends on the branch and the area. Check the store's own app or the notice at the till to see what applies where you shop. We also saw a related query, bashas weekly ad digital coupons, which tells you shoppers expect the two to work together.

Our honest take: pull up the weekly ad first, then check the app for member deals on the same items, then scan your account at checkout. If the app and the printed prices differ, the register is what counts.

Hours, holidays and returns

The suggestion lists we saw for bashas hours were tangled up with other businesses called Basha, such as a school and a library, so there isn't much clean demand data. For a real store, use the locator on the Basha's website and call before a holiday. Return, exchange and price-adjustment terms are set by the retailer and by local consumer law, and can differ between stores and between online and in-store purchases. For a purchase that matters, confirm the terms with the customer-service team first.

The Basha's story: Goodyear, Chandler and the Navajo Nation

The company began in 1932 in Goodyear, Arizona, as a company store, founded by Ike Basha and Eddie Basha Sr., sons of Lebanese immigrants Najeeb and Najeeby Basha. Chandler is where headquarters has long sat. A local history page notes the family's earlier dry goods business on Boston Street in Chandler, with family members showing up in city directories from 1921.

Growth came in layers. Basha's bought Food City in 1993, an Arizona banner focused on Hispanic and ethnic foods. AJ's Fine Foods, the gourmet and specialty format, is part of the family too. The company bought Megafoods' Arizona stores in 1996, partnered with Instacart in 2017, and went through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in 2009, closing ten locations before emerging in late 2010 with a plan to pay creditors in full.

The Diné Market stores are the most distinctive part. The first Navajo Nation market opened in 1982, and reports say each Diné Market gives 25% of its profits to the Navajo Nation. They stock items aimed at Navajo shoppers, such as Blue Bird flour for fry bread, mutton and wool. A Shiprock, New Mexico store opened in 2021 as the ninth grocery store on the Navajo Nation. That is why the second flyer, Basha's Dine, exists.

Who owns Basha's now?

The Basha family owned the company from 1932 until 2021. Raley's, a California grocer, announced a deal on October 4, 2021, and completed the acquisition of the Bashas' Family of Stores on December 15, 2021. The agreement said store banners would continue without change, and that headquarters, stores and the distribution center would stay in Arizona. Basha's, Food City, AJ's Fine Foods and Basha's Diné Market now sit alongside Raley's own banners in the Raley's family of fine stores.

Store counts depend on the source and date. Wikipedia describes more than 100 stores in Arizona plus two in New Mexico, while its Raley's article lists 118 Bashas' locations that stayed open after the deal. Some reports have counted 58 Basha's and Diné stores, 11 AJ's and 46 Food City stores, though that figure is undated. Wikipedia also notes the Chandler distribution center, which covers more than 16 acres under roof with temperature-controlled areas for perishables.

Reading Basha's next to other Southwest circulars

If your list is big, compare. The Albertsons weekly ad this week and Fred Meyer weekly ad this week are available on AdsSOS, and the US supermarket weekly ads page lists every chain. You can also start from the US weekly ad hub.