Just convenient and have a good variety of things in the market. Higher gas prices but near freeway…read moreand open late!

Since the new part self serve the employees quality has lacked. They assume most everyone is able…read moreto pump their own gas or wants to. I needed assistance and no one ever came out to help me or even pop their head out to ask if I needed assistance. I had my small child in the car and did not want to have to get them all out to go in and grab the attendant. While there another man had to try 3 times to get the pump to run again with out any assistance. Even if you promote self serve you should at the least check on someone who has been on your lot for longer then 5-10mins with out pumping their gas. I come to this location because it is normally very clean and the employees are usually very polite, welcoming, and helpful. However since the self serve they cut back on employeement and their quality of customer service has slacked. Call me old fashioned, but I want to see a human face, have an interaction, see people employeed. I live right down the street and have come here for going on 10 years, but will think twice before giving them my business again.

Even in third world countries. They use a scale to measure their product. Looks like the fools…read moremaking these sandwiches trying to rob. You know how many times I chose my neighborhood Dari Mart. Even tho we all no their mark up 300 percent and they can't keep employees because they min wage um. But enough is enough. Won't support 5 bucks for this..

Freshest milk around. Very convenient with many locations. Also can take advantage of the drive…read morethru locations.

Albertsons as changed for the better in the last few years. Their coupons and weekly deals with…read moredigital and paper coupons have made them a fierce competitor with Winco and Walmart. I save time and money going to Albertsons. Even if I don't find an item on sale, the time, and ease of shopping making it more appealing than other grocery stores. It is such a hassle fighting the crowds, and check out lines at Winco and Walmart. Customer Service is great and the store is soooooooo clean. Marcola Rd Albertsons is my first weekly stop. J Wiley

I have severe anxiety and the self checkout is very difficult for me when I have a full cart but…read morethere should be at least one Check stand open. Self check out is fine when you only have a few items but there is no space to put all the grocery's in limited bagging area when you have a full cart

Every single time I come for gas I pay heavily for little to no gas…read more Absolute fraud. Had to go to the gas station after going to the gas station. Every single time.

Amazing! Employee Kala let me know that they honor debit like cash! I didn't realize I could have…read morebeen getting the cash price just by using my debit card! She just made my day! I'll definitely be coming back here.

Eugene is one of my favorite places to visit in Oregon when I'm away from my home base of Portland…read more I've been to numerous locations of Whole Foods & they generally feel the same: watch out for the prices, look for their 365 brand items, & hopefully, there are a good number of vegan items that aren't in the refrigerated/frozen sections of the store. I was pleased with the variety of what I could pick out from the salad/hot bar, understand it'll never be the greatest value, & will come back on occasion when I'm in town.

I've been to many Whole Foods, many times. This place is the worst. Bad attitude employees,…read moreawful and incorrectly made sandwich, and an employee over ringing on the register which I swear was till skimming. The manager was as indifferent as possible. Shoulda gone to Safeway.

Stopped for gas in Creswell at the 76 station, was so impressed by the young men working there!…read moreWashing windows as you fill up! Been many yrs. Since we have had such great service! Well done, we older generation recall this service and appreciate you!

For good or bad, we've been to this 76 Gas Station in Creswell, Oregon numerous times. The good is…read morethat the gas prices are very competitive-lower than many other stations and the service is great. The bad is the station was very small and narrow. WAS because they have been getting ready to open larger fuel areas and a big clean convenience store. Oregon law doesn't allow you to pump your own gas. This sounds like a good thing but we've been to stations where the attendant has to come out from the station or from helping another car. The 76 has enough attendants that they are right there when you pull in. They are pleasant and wash your window, if you wish, sending me back to the 70's (the last time someone washed my window). I would definitely recommend the Creswell 76. Price, service and a big beautiful new station and convenience store make this a solid 5. For a gas station. Mind blown.

I gotta say, I was stunned to learn that the salmon in the deli is farm raised salmon. Pacific…read moreNorthwest based market of choice uses farm raised salmon? Holy shit. I go there every Friday to get my weekly dose of healthy fish and really never ever even gave consideration to the idea that it might be farm raised. But then I looked at the placard today and saw the fine print that says they sell farm raised salmon. Shame on them. I go there every Friday and get salmon from the deli. I will not be doing that again.

Bakery issue... We ordered a cake for my son's birthday. I…read morehad ordered cakes through them at this location over the years maybe 10 times. They're expensive so I generally save ordering from Market of Choice for a special birthday... not just an average one. It was $60 and it looked BEAUTIFUL. My first indication that it wasn't going to be all that good was the fact that while cutting it after singing happy birthday, the frosting was coming up in chunks, not staying flat on the cake. It was really odd... but the reason it did that was that their butter cream or fondant was thick as can be... in fact, there was much more chunky frosting on the cake than actual CAKE. And the frosting, due to its thickness, was coming away from the cake in slabs. Several of the kids (and my family, too) just ate the cake from the center and left the other half of the piece that was on their plate alone- the "frosting". The KIDS said the frosting was too thick and too sugary. Yes, the kids. Us adults had issues with it, too... and it was in the center, as well, between the 2 layers, which made them separate in a weird way, too. The cake, except for the bottom 1/3 of the lower layer, was ok. The bottom was either overcooked or it was freezer burned from being a frozen layer of cake and used when it was needed... and it was hard and darker (darker yellow that the rest of the white cake layer)... and so it wasn't edible, either. It looked amazing. But the fact that it was supposed to be edible food was problematic. Normally, I'd not say anything but a few of the ones we'd gotten from them over the years had the same frosting issue except that it was the fact that the frosting was SO MUCH of the overall cake, that it was ridiculous what was paid for it... and, again, it was THICK, LIKE A MASSIVE BLANKET molded over the soft layer cake inside. Anyhow... not a good bargain at $60. That will be our last Market of Choice Bakery cake.

I go here weekly for the deals. I always find something unique and get to try new things. I like…read morethat I can find healthy foods

I USE TO like Grocery Outlet on River Rd in Eugene very much, but since the former (woman) store…read moremgr retired, I've noticed it's declined. Too often I've found now I have to take pics of the shelve's sale signs for proof because the sale prices aren't programmed into the system & not at the register. It's a hassle, tbh. Then, IF you've found the mistake after you've gotten home, when you go back to G.O. with your receipt to show the mistake, they then want you ALSO to have that item to scan it (how many ppl expect they'd have to doTHAT?!?). Due to this means you too often lose out on getting those in-store sale prices THEY goofed up & you ended up getting stuck with the full price when you likely wouldn't have bought that item had it not been posted as a sale. And even tho it was the store's mistake & you have a pic of the shelve's sale sign, it still has to be brought to their attn within 30 days from when you bought it! NOT very customer-friendly, IMO! Fred Meyer operates screwy like this & it's exhausting shopping there because of this. I actually think it is a deliberate scam on FM's part (their employees think so, too) & am wondering if G.O. is copping this tactic, too. There also was a great sale on canned tuna months ago. The last day of the sale, the shelf sign was missing so I asked the mgr about it. He acted like he had no clue about the sale & I believe it was on for 2 wks! Stores shouldn't be taking down or switching their signs around before sales have ended or post them on the shelf before the sale has started (Fred Meyer is also notorious for this confusion & deception!). After like 20 min, I finally got the mgr to cooperate & make sure I received the great sale price on the tuna. By then, I had to scramble because the store was soon to close. IMO, it was an unnecessary hassle - the mgr should have been aware of this exceptional deal AND not had the employees remove the sign before the sale was over. He wasn't exactly quick to accommodate me, either, & the store was soon to close (he should've hustled, but initially seemed uninterested in solving the matter). Another thing that's obvious is the produce & other perishables quality is a gambit. I'd say ~30% of the time something goes bad quickly or IS already bad when you buy it...but you don't know until you cut into it or unwrap the pkg (like specialty cheese). Rotting watermelons (inside them), sweet potatoes, garlic, orchids that begin to die within 2 days (& I use to have 22 orchids at one time in my life - I *DO* know how to grow them!). It just gets tiring to deal with & it adds up to quite a loss of $$$ within the year. Not the bargain place it USE to be when you're buying unknown spoiled products! And, no, these items weren't beyond any expiration dates. Lastly, my next complaint is regarding corporate. Many yrs ago I signed up to receive emailed notices of their sales. It was a real advantage to receive these because I could plan my shopping around these deals. I rarely shopped until I DID receive these notifications. Well! NOW G.O. is NOT showing the whole ad, but trying to force you to get their app to access it. I don't do apps unless absolutely necessary for my devices to function. Apps take your info & expect you to blindly agree to them using it & sharing/selling it to 3rd parties, which I refuse (I covet my privacy!). I've contacted G.O. at least 3x to complain about this new tactic of theirs but whomever is responding gives me a clueless response or gives me a pat, unhelpful answer. Once AGAIN, they need to know my shopping there has GREATLY DECREASED because I'm not freely receiving their weekly sale ads anymore. I hope other customers aren't buying into this current tactic so G.O. will go back to customers being able to see the emailed sale ads w/o this irritating catch that's trying to force their customers into signing up for their app. Which, btw, their employees, especially the cashiers, know the G.O. app has lotsa bugs in it!