Really great store. I've lived in the area almost 4 years and really enjoy this location. It is…read moreclean, stocked, and almost everyone you meet is friendly (have had a few grumpy check out people but they weren't rude). I really enjoy the salad bar being back from Covid, I missed hitting that after my workout for a lunch. They keep it cleaned and stocked, which can be hard to keep a salad bar looking nice and I really appreciate it. Coming from someone who almost died of food poisoning somewhere else, I can't stress enough the thankfulness for a clean store!!!

Everything is this store was GORGEOUS. I spent the same money I woulda spent at FM (never again)…read moreand I'm SO pleasantly surprised! Staff were present, welcoming, knowledgeable, friendly... WOW, So much WOW. Spoke with kindred (and cat dad!) in Dairy and got my spirits lifted. Grocery shopping is my happy place, so the Happy Valley New Seasons truly made my day, my week, my month. I'm a permanent convert ;) thank you!

The Fred Meyer app is super convenient! Too bad I can't use it here, as the WiFi is utterly…read moreatrocious. Your best bet is the OnPoint guest network, but you'll lose it at the back of the store. I recognize the technical difficulties of wiring a large metal building, but here's a thought! I wonder if this problem has existed for another business with a similar building in the history of the World? Maybe look into their solution! As it stands, you'll want to maybe save your list from the app as a PDF. You won't be able to use it. Or just write it down like some sort of animal. Using a phone hotspot is also a non-starter, as the cell reception there is also terrible. Not Fred Meyer's fault, just adding awareness.

We had a very good experience at this Fred Meyer in Sandy, Oregon (Mid-Sept, 2024), especially…read moreafter experiencing crazy high prices at a different (not Fred Meyer) grocery closer to our resort in Welches, Oregon. Sandy is about 17 miles away. Fred Meyer had an excellent selection of fruits and vegetables, meats, etc., at price points that were in line with what we expected to pay. Some specials, as advertised through their weekly circular, were bargains. We found everything that was on our shopping list, and much more. We saved about $20 on a $100 order by using their loyalty card, but lost a few bucks by not having their app on our phones for digital specials. Parking was plentiful and free. Staff (in the self check-out) was helpful. There's a Fred Meyer gas station adjacent to the main store which was convenient. Items scanned at their correct prices (though see note below about digital savings). The store was well-organized and clean. One point off in my rating for two reasons. (1) we had some issues with the self check-out register that required staff to come over to our station multiple times -- which was annoying. It turns out that the register was getting confused by having two people at the register. My husband was scanning, while I bagged. (2) we didn't get the "sale" price that was on the label in front of a few items on display. It turned out that you need not only a loyalty card but you also need to add digital coupons via the Fred Meyer app. Too many hoops to jump through to get the best prices.

Lovely staff and had gluten free items! Had everything we were looking for our camping trip!read more

Some of the best JoJo's (potato wedges) I've had in a loooong time. Only thing questionable was the…read moreplastic bag they came in lol but it didn't matter because they were so warm, fluffy and delicious. The staff was super quick and friendly and even gave us some ranch. Just a nice little store with cute murals!

This is your typical small town country store. The store itself is small but it is well back, and…read morethe chances are you will be able to find everything you're looking for. It is cute on the outside and well kept with flower pots on the front deck. Of course, because it is a small town without easy access to the big city the prices tend to be on the higher side. There is plenty of parking in front. The people who work there were not super friendly. Maybe it's a small town thing...

It's a nice place to shop for snacks and refreshments. The prices are a little high, but the…read morecashiers are always friendly.

Cute little general store. High prices but what do you expect in a vacation town? Had a bit of…read moreeverything. Cashier was a bit aloof and shady looking but it served us well for a dinner of cheese, crackers and dips.

The store sign said they didn't close until 8 and we went in around 7:55 as we were 2 minutes away…read moreand my baby brother needed milk. My sister and brother ran in to be quick and they locked them in the store and wouldn't let me in. It was 7:56 at this point, why are you locking the doors if you're not closed and why are you locking miners in your store and not letting the adult inside with them? This place and the workers are very sketchy and we will not be going back. Don't recommend bringing your business here either.

Only grocery store in Stevenson. It's got pretty Much…read moreeverything you need. Obviously in a small town, prices are higher. They have a sushi area tho! That's pretty much. Fresh sushi everyday.

Was in the store today and they are setting up a new garden,floral,balloon, and gift area. Looked…read morereally good. Super friendly cashier Charlie is amazing

Rosauer's is the most upscale supermarket in Hood River. I love their selection of products…read more The price tags are slightly on the higher side for certain items, but are more or less comparable with Safeway, overall. Their bakery, deli, and pastries are slightly better than the competition, and their natural/health food section is much more modern/comprehensive. From the bakery, I recently had one of their "Persian" donuts, which was basically a frosted cinnamon roll, and it was really good. This afternoon, I ordered a custom sandwich from their deli, and it was amazing. While this wasn't the very best grocery store sandwich I've ever had in my life, it was probably one of the top five. I ordered Black Forest Ham and Swiss on Sourdough with chipotle ranch (instead of mayo) and all the veggies except jalapenos. The customer service was phenomenal. I thought it was kind of weird to stand there and order my sandwich verbally while the clerk took notes like a waitress (management, if you're reading this, please consider putting out sandwich order forms for customers to fill out, like a normal deli), but she did such a great job. She was really sweet, too. When I opened up my sandwich wrapper, I saw a whole rainbow of vegetables, which was exactly what I wanted. I should have taken a picture-- it was a very Instagrammable sandwich-- but I was so hungry and exhausted (it's been a rough few days), I just devoured it like a ravenous feral beast. Everything was as fresh and delicious as could be, and the sandwich was so big I could barely finish it. Definitely top tier for a grocery store deli. I've also stopped by several times now for a few small items at a time, and have had all great experiences. I think I may have encountered some expired chocolate my first trip here, but that turned out to be a fluke, and hasn't happened again since. All things considered, this is my favorite grocery store in the area.

A decade since my first review, and 8 years of shopping here regularly... I give the staff a lot of…read morekudos for being friendly, helpful, recognizing customers, etc. The "Huckleberrys" section has a decent selection of organic or specialty items. You definitely have to watch prices very carefully in a number of ways. The regular price at Rosauers will often be substantially higher than Safeway, particularly if Safeway has a special. For instance, Califia non-dairy milks are often $4.49 at Safeway, and today were $7.49 at Rosauers. Sale prices at Rosauers can make things more competitive. BUT... you HAVE to watch the prices as you're scanning or ringing up on your own. I now take a photo of the shelf tags on anything with a sale price. Otherwise, I'd say between 30% & 50% of the time, the price in their system hasn't been updated to reflect their shelf tag price. Even losing $1 or $2 a week on the failure to match system price with a discount price adds up. The bad part of even taking the photo is that if you didn't notice but then checked as you were ready to leave means you have to go wait in the customer service line, show your receipt, phone photos, and item, get it written up, and then get your $ back. So take the photos, watch as it's scanned, and call someone over as soon as you see the wrong price appearing. If you shop there once a week and save $2/week by catching their tagging mistakes, that's over $100 saved a year. It holds true in produce as well. ALSO ... watch carefully for which shelf tag refers to what item. They don't always get them correct, so you may see a tag that says $5.99 for an item, but it's referring to the item ABOVE your item (which is $8.99 instead). Caveat emptor is the reigning motto at Rosauers!