My first time grocery shopping here. It definitely won't be the last. I live a few minutes away…read morefrom Colello's, and I'm so sad I haven't been coming here before. They have an amazing selection of fruits, vegetables, and local goodies. I bought local meat, vegetables, chips, and salsa. I can't wait to go home and try everything.

Great Peaches for canning! My first time at this cute farm stand! Not the cheapest but yummy!read more

We don't shop at this store often, but we were quite impressed during a recent visit - specifically…read moreaimed at purchasing items for a birthday celebration. The person working in the floral department was engaging and incredibly helpful, and the person working in the bakery was also quite accommodating. Best of all, everyone at our small celebration loved the chocolate truffle cake we purchased. It was honestly the best grocery store cake we've ever eaten, and we will almost certainly return to the Fred Meyer bakery soon. Pro Tip: This store has EV charging in the outer lot, and there are almost always available spots.

The people in the pharmacy are not friendly and have poor customer service skills…read more They are grumpy and act like they're doing you a favor by assisting you. It's the same when you call.

We rarely shop this store anymore because we prefer another Safeway closer to our home. However,…read morethat store didn't have a brisket flat--or any brisket--which is what I was in the market (literally) for. Anyway this 5-star rating is for the butcher who not only was extremely friendly and helpful but gave me some info I'd never heard or read elsewhere. All we remember was that he was tall, had blondish-brown hair and wore glasses. I usually smoke my own beef jerky using sliced top round 'London Broil", and I smoke my own bacon from sliced pork belly. This wonderful butcher told me that he knows folks who not only make smoked beef jerky from brisket but make bacon from the point or the round. Ironically, he didn't own a smoker so he at times he confused the two parts of a beef brisket (and confused me as well). But it was all knowledge I didn't have before and it also gave me summer project to schedule. He also asked me to come back and tell him how the bacon turned out after it's done. Darn but I wish I'd have asked him his name. But the most important thing was that he handed me a gorgeous brisket flat at the weight I'd requested. Anyway, great customer service with added value always rates five stars with me. We may not shop that Safeway again for awhile but I will be going back to the meat department to find that butcher and give him a sample of my handiwork. And yes, I'll buy more meat from him. He's an example of what I've always maintained: make friends with a butcher in the meat department. You'll always get service above and beyond because in the end, it motivates you to buy more meat. I've amended this to also include making friends with a produce manager or clerk, and become really good chums with at least one cashier. Because I've made a point of the latter, checkout time is party time for my wife and I and our favorite cashiers. And that actually makes grocery shopping fun.

I always come here to get my prescription, and their pharmacy is always on point. Glowing reviews…read morefor them, especially that fellow with the ginger hair. Hard worker. -- Unfortunately for me today, I had to go right after getting off my own shift at Fred Meyers so I was still in my uniform. A customer approached me, as expected, thinking I worked there. She asked for the location of an item. I was heading up to the front to check out anyway, so I decided to ask the woman at the only opened checkout stand where it was for her. This is the reason for coming to leave this review. The woman at the checkout stand. I walked up and explained I didn't work there, but a customer asked me where this item was. I asked her if she could direct me to it. She looked me directly in the eye and ignored me. An older Hispanic woman who did not appear to be wearing a nametag. As she continued to ignore me, I witnessed her being rude to the customer currently checking out with her. Stood there for a moment thinking she didn't hear me so I asked again. Nope, she looked me in the eye again and ignored me once again. I was baffled. I'm not sure if she thought I worked there, and that's how she treats her co-workers asking her questions? Or is that how she simply treats customers??? I have my own coworkers like this, but none with the brazen gall to do it to customers. She wordlessly watched me turn and walk off upset. I found that item myself and went back to tell that customer where it was. She told me she might just start going to Fred Meyers instead because I actually helped her. A shame for all the other employees at that store that have to work with that woman. She seems like a miserable person to be around for customers and her coworkers alike.

IF....I go to a grocery store I go to GROCERY OUTLET. Good variety & great prices! Port Orchard GO…read morestore has a great NOSH - healthy foods aisle GF etc...

I've always found it a calm place to shop. I don't remember much of a line to the cashier. I never…read moreknow what they may have in stock, so I do plan to shop another store for the rest of my list. This spring the large avocados were outstanding! I was eating three a week and not one couldn't have been shown in advertising photos. I'm eating more salmon, tomatoes, and apples since shopping there.

Winco doesn't take any credit cards at all. Their story is "that's how we keep our prices so low."…read moreBullshit. Their prices aren't any lower than Safeway, Fred Meyers, WalMart, Target, etc. Not to mention the fact that their stores, especially this location, are filthy. This location also has a lovely variety of homeless drug addicts wandering and shuffling through the parking lot, like extras from the Walking Dead. They also beg from you as you try to make your way to the store entrance and on the way back out. The corporation doesn't want to pay fees to the credit card companies is all it is, so they can make even more money. Their CEO makes almost $5000,000 a year. I despise companies who lie through their teeth and say "it's for the customers."

First experience here, in Bremerton. Came to fill up two 5 gallon jugs of water for my nonprofit…read more Their handheld malfunctioned and kept scanning my debit card as a credit card. They dumped out my water and told me to leave. 0/10 would not recommend.

I'm just trying to support our many businesses impacted so badly by Covid-19 and just wanted to put…read morea "shout out" to Hi-Way market. They continue to bring in stock on "essential items" (the beer I like - Miller 64 - the only store that stocks it around here - and meat sticks LOL!) The young tall Asian owner guy keeps a smile going behind his n95 mask, as does the delightful Scottish gal with whom I've yakked a zillion times but never learned her name. They are SO nice and friendly and I hope things keep going for them. It's mostly a "beverage store" but in these times, it's easy to "socially distance" and they remain as friendly as ever. Don't be afraid to buy from them during these times - they wear their masks, and have a plexi screen in place at the checkout. Dave

My husband has been going into this store almost every day for the last few months to get his…read moreMonster and 5-Hour Energy drinks, mostly after his early morning shifts at UPS in Fife. In fact, he drives about 10 minutes past our house to give him business as we like to support our local stores. This morning, hubby bought 4 Monster drinks, has his usual pleasant exchange with the owner, then went back to the car to have one of the drinks explode. He went back into the store to let the owner know and ask to have it replaced. The manager immediately accused him of doing something to the product instead of replacing it in good faith or even telling him that they don't replace items. Naturally, this didn't settle well with my husband, who was going to simply buy a replacement and not go back in again. The owner was going to grudgingly give him the replacement, but his attitude was so irksome that he told the owner he wasn't going to be back again. At that point, the owner demanded that he hand the drink to him and refused to let him have it afterall, telling him he could have the one that burst. When he got back to the car, a second drink burst. It makes no good business sense to accuse a customer of damaging something intentionally to get a "free" one. What does he gain from doing that? It's not like he can consume a can of drink that's burst. Replacing defective product is the customary way that businesses show good faith to their customers, that we can trust them and continue to do business with them. We won't be giving him business any longer, and neither will our family. And you can bet that as with any other customer treated in this manner, we'll be telling this story to others. Do better. Don't be insulting on top of cheap. If you just had a bad day, everyone has them. Just apologize.

Solid old-school butcher shop in Port Orchard with a classic, no-frills ambience. Good selection of…read morequality cuts and friendly, helpful service. The beef plate ribs I got were excellent well-trimmed and ready for the smoker. Feels like a proper neighborhood butcher instead of a big grocery counter. Will keep coming back.

What can I say? It's a real butcher. If you like delicious meat, shop here. Reasonable prices,…read moregreat customer service.

In my last reviews two years ago, I said this was our 2nd favorite Albertson's/Safeway store in…read moretown. Congratulations are in order since this store's moved into the #1 spot. Strong store management shows in almost every detail. That's impressive since many decisions made by the corporate owner in Idaho and ITS owner, a private equity company in NYC (that's been unsuccessfully trying to unload the supermarket chain for years) seems to do their best to turn away customers for reasons I can only surmise, The rigid control they maintain on the items they choose to stock in the store results in us having to go to another chain supermarket in town that stocks a wider variety of goods. All that being said, this store offers a wider selection of goods than either of the two Safeway stores in town (although each one of those sells a few products this Albertson's doesn't). And from our experience with cashiers (including a store manager who regularly mans a checkout line) and courtesy clerks/baggers, the employees here are extremely friendly and they work fast. You can have a fun conversation with a checker and they won't slow down or stop working while they chat. The store's large, brightly lit and attractive. There frequently seems to be changes in shelves design and moving products around to different locations but it's also interesting to see where store management is going with it. The produce here is uniformly better than the other two stores and its meat and bakery offering in match or in some ways surpass the other two as well. However, WA state is suing Albertson's, alleging that from 2019-2024 it's BOGO deals are deceptive by the chain overcharging on those items leading up to the BOGO sales. So, now we're back at the corporate owners doing what they can to mess with customers. That makes me wish Cerebrus would unload the chain to a decent owner who would clean house with the Idaho corporate management.

I had to come to this Albertsons to do a DoorDash today, and the app was mislabeled and it caused…read morequite a few issues. The checker, Yasmin, who I interacted with throughout my time there was extremely friendly, very understanding and very patient as I spent an inordinate amount of time getting my issue solved. Thank you again Yasmin, and I'm sorry again for holding up your line!

Finally, this place is open. Been waiting for a while since they were under construction and etc…read more It's a great local co-ops for locals, it is not big like whole food, pcc, and other markets. I like it. It's easy and convenient place to shop for your local veggies, fruit, other essentials needs. They do have a bulletin board somewhere in their store. Where you can put advice on what stuff should they carry. So feel feel to write down what you want them to have. :)

Great little Market with quality food and conveniently located in town! Would definitely stop here…read moreagain!

After a complete nightmare with BELFAIR VERIZON STORE we headed to walmart,they take care of all…read morephone needs( any carrier, any plan) NICK AND ALEX went above and beyond ,guiding us along the way ,patiently and professionally. I was blown away how they truly made our long drive in completely worth it. Thank you ,our always go to for Walmart.

New management, the manager of this store is unfair and doesn't look into the real issues of this…read morestore and fires the wrong people. The car center has employees that throws tools across the shop, one employee ran a customers truck into another car, and he still workers there, they put a person with no mechanical background to run the department. They are careless with your car and puts people with no experience to run the department. This is just one department, if this is how they do one department, I feel they do this in every department. The led of the store should be let go just for putting people with no proof of experience running a mechanical department, especially the car center, that puts customers in danger because of no experience of mechanical background on cars. IF I could put no stars I would. Walmart should be ashamed of who runs this store, and the employees that are left in the car department. But no they let the ones who are really the problem stay there, and puts someone with absolutely no mechanical background run the car department.