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    Bob's Red Mill

    4.0 (31 reviews)
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    Tony L.

    I am at the age where I need to seriously look after my health. What I don't do or think of, my dear wife fortunately does that thinking for me. We normally eat hot cereal in the mornings, and recently while shopping - saw again the very familiar bags with the Bob's Red Mill... and this time the wife took a look. Yup, we've seen the TV commercials and more, but never considered it. We regularly eat cream of wheat which luckily I enjoy, after I add preserves of one type or another, plant-based butter (how cool iz dat), and organic certified to be real honey. The wife adds blueberries to hers, which I absolutely canNOT eat (allergies). This Bob's Red Mill Old Country style muesli doesn't taste too much different from eating grits, and it's just a wee bit longer in cooking than both the other hot cereals. Once I add my regular ingredients, it tastes the same but jes a wee bit grittier. That's what my body needs anyways, so who cares? I DO think the wife will be buying this for years to come! I'm surprised that Bob's is located in Oregon! While I lived in Eugene, I would've visited had I known!

    Natasha K.

    What a cute spot! It has everything! Lots and lots of variety of items, the best damn freshly baked sourdough you've ever had, the cutest kitchen gadgets and the convenience of an on site little deli/bakery. The prices are reasonable depending on what you purchase. I did see a few items that were nearly double the cost you'd pay at your local grocery store but anything "Bobs Red Mill" brand is reasonable. Note to all tourists: Bobs does a great job of featuring quite a few local to Oregon products so please peruse them whole store. I haven't done the tour but plan to. Onto the food. Service here was excellent and the food was crazy fast. However, the food was a bit lacking. I got the biscuits and gravy with sausage and felt like it needed a lot of added seasoning, just very bland. Biscuits were delicious though! My fiancé had the chicken and waffles and it was a bit dry. Chicken not crisp but more so soggy. I likely wouldn't come back for the food but 100% would come back for the goodies!

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    Dany C.

    This is a bakers paradise!! I love this business!! I feel fortunate to be able to ride just a few miles away and pick up products from a nationally recognized A+ business!!

    MIlton S.

    "Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food." ~Hippocrates, Greek Philosopher - I've always tried to eat healthy, and I'm doing better than ever today, preparing many things from scratch as I continue to improve my culinary skills - by completing several classes through MasterClass and practicing a lot. One of my recent favorite foods is steel cut oats. Steel cut oats are made by taking the oat groats and cutting them into 2 to 3 smaller pieces using a steel blade. Steel cut oats are also sometimes called Irish oats. Toasting steel cut oats gives them a delicious nutty flavor that sets them apart from other types of oats. Steel cut oats are also more coarse than other types of oats and tend to be chewier. This gives them a hearty texture that is very filling, but it does mean they require longer soaking and cooking. Rolled oats are made by flattening and steaming them rather than cutting them with a steel blade. As a result, rolled oats require less cook time than steel cut oats and are sometimes called "old-fashioned" rolled oats. Anyway, Bob's Red Mill Steel Cut Oats and other Red Mill products are outstanding. - Q. What do you get when you cross oatmeal & ducks? A. Quacker oatmeal! - Q. How did Reese eat her oatmeal? A. Witherspoon.

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    This place is sadly closed. The food was fair but the sudden closure affected so many people all around Milwaukie.

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    Fabulous store with quality grains and spices. The staff here is amazing! The selection of delicious pies are amazing!

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    Great food and good prices, this is one of the healthiee breakfast options out there. Their breakfast burrito is great.

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    High quality ingredients - a label and source you can trust and rely upon over and over again.

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    2.1(86 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    I have frequented this Fred Meyer for the past five or six years and have recently started doing…read morecurbside pickup with them. The indoor shopping experience is fine. Normal for a Fred Meyer, nothing standout. Average cleanliness, average service, parking is fine, just very normal. The curbside pickup experience has been good with a few hiccups. Employees are very nice and I've seen some of the same employees there for a few years. Mostly nice kids, respectful, and very easy to prepay and pick up things like alcohol with a quick ID scan. Also not very busy, so super easy to get in and get out with that service. I've had a few issues with incorrect orders, but it's primarily getting things that I didn't order. I once had a missing item and was notified immediately, the employee was obviously apologetic and it was no big deal. Appreciate the employees!

    The prices......... I normally only stop here occasionally to get deli meat because it's SLIGHTLY…read moreless expensive than New Seasons. Point of advice. DO NOT but sliced meat that is on sale. It's always old and awful. It's on sale because it moved too slowly at the prices they normally charge and they would rather make SOMETHING on it .vs throwing it out. We made the stupid mistake of buying a few other things and WOW!!!!!!!!!! These prices!!!!!!!!! How are they getting people to pay 30-300% more than what stores like Walmart and Winco charge? No no mister! never again!

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    Trader Joe's - New store!

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    4.5(16 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Nothing is ever on sale because everything is always on sale, best prices for the best products…read morefrom flowers to steaks. Potato chips to olive oil. No coupons to clip, no long lines to check out and all the help you could ever need.They insist on taking you to find something you asked about. Groceries cost too much today, but TJ's has found a way to have fun while spending. It's almost exciting to walk thru their doors, knowing how absolutely clean, well stocked and and right all the products are. I've almost forgotten to say, what's in the box, can or package is always the best. We are so grateful to have TJ's so close to home now, nestled right between Fred Meyer and Walmart Neighborhood Store, down the road from Safeway, walking distance to Grocery Outlet, where before they opened, we had food from the other stores on our shelves, where now it's almost gone, just TJ's. Don't worry about the cost, always lowest or well worth it, don't worry about having to buy 5 to get the discount, don't concern yourself about getting there on Friday only, none of the games the other stores play are played at TJ's, just games played finding things in the store with your kids or bringing back something you don't like for a refund, yes, full refund if you don't like the fresh sauerkraut, or chips, they have taken away every reason not shopping there. Do it, see why it's our favorite store.

    Love this location! First of all, there is ample parking in a big wide lot, not the typical maze…read moretype of parking lot that is hard to navigate and is the "con" of many other locations. The Trader's here is in a large strip mall with big box stores so parking is never an issue. Inside is big and spacious, bright and clean with wide aisles so you never feel like you are on top of other shoppes. Yes, the cleanliness is because it's new, but the spaciousness is due to the design. Props for that. Well stocked with all the typical Trader Joe's items, as stores are pretty universal. Trader's isn't we here I do all my shopping, but when I'm looking for cheese, crackers and charcuterie items, this is where I go. I also love their affordable bagged salads, sugar snap peas, Persian cucumbers, small curd cottage cheese, and eggs - all affordable weekly purchases. Can always find decent wine at affordable prices, too. When they are offering tastings, I always give them a try and discover something new. And of course the 99 cent greeting cards are a steal! Plus the fresh flowers and plant section not to be missed. currently they have bromeliads which have one single bright orange, red or yellow bloom that lasts for months. I have about a half dozen! While I don't live in this area, when I go to have my car serviced or I'm visiting friends in Oregon City, my car automatically turns into the parking lot. Did I mention the easy ample parking?

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    WinCo Foods

    3.4(126 reviews)
    1.3 miSoutheast Portland
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    For a long time, we stayed away... it was so busy and the area didn't feel very safe or welcoming…read morefor my wife, but they've really addressed most of that and when we go early, between 6-8am, it's really quite reasonable! And the prices..., and yes, the quality too...! She now LOVES shopping here early! Look at this video. These prices... not every price is less than Fred Meyer, but most are and we walked out of there with a good haul, for about 30% less! 30% LESS!!! And the people that work here have been so nice to us. Even when you get to the registers and it might be packed, they are SO fast to open up new registers and unclog quickly! Notice the quality of the meats and veggies! Wow, better than Freddy's, IMHO and the prices... I mean... who sells London Broil for $4.99 / lb anymore. Wanna get an idea how much Kroger is making off you by not dropping prices after the pandemic allowed them to go up to automatic gouging level? When you see Powerade 32oz. bottles here for 89 cents, what they used to be before CoViD at FM, and are now between $1.49 and $1.99 now... dang... going to FM for everything is like throwing money down the drain... or like giving welfare to Kroger and their shareholders. This place is worker-owned and it shows in EVERYTHING they do. Can't say enough. Go. Go early, but GO.

    WinCo on 82nd in Happy Valley where do you even begin? Once you've tasted the sweet victory of…read moresaving a buck and walking out with quality goods, it ruins you for every other store. You stroll into some fancy chain for "ordinary things," and boom prices double like they're auditioning for a magic show. WinCo keeps it real. Sure, you've got to bag your own groceries, but honestly, that's just a small workout to justify the snacks you're about to buy. A little lift, a little laugh, and a whole lot of savings now that's my kind of cardio. Parking? Yeah, it's a circus out there. I don't even mess with the middle lanes those are for people braver than me. I slide to one end, swoop in like a grocery ninja, and grab all the good stuff before the crowd remembers what they forgot. It's close to my house, the products are solid, and the deals are the real deal. If you like your wallet thick and your pantry stocked, WinCo is the place no rhyme intended, but hey, the savings always do.

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    The facade of WinCo as seen from the parking lot. SE 82nd would be to the left.

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    Grocery Outlet

    3.4(31 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Not a regular shopper at Bargain Market but wandered in to grab a bag of salad for dinner. Wow, I…read morewas impressed with how large the aisles were and how much inventory. The variety of items was also impressive. Of course they have all the snacks, chips, cookies and pantry items, but they had lots of healthy frozen meals - the bowls that have brown rice, protein and veggies - for several dollars less than a grocery store. The best find was 32 oz jars of Rao's Marinara sauce for $7.99. Costco sells for $8.99 but the jars are 28 Oz and Safeway, QFC and others sell the 24 Oz jars for 8.99. Typically I make my own sauce but in a pinch, I use jar. I've tried them all and the best, the most like homemade is Rao's. With a short ingredient list of tomatoes, onions, olive oil and basil, it's also healthy. No added sugars or preservatives. I may go back just to pick up a few more jars as stock does rotate and I'm not sure this will be there for long. When I'm at Bargain Market, it's not for my regular shopping. It's more about wandering the aisles, looking for, well, bargains, and buying a bunch of random items! Yesterday I bought Betty Crocker Brownie mix for a small 8x8 square pan, 2 for $1.00; Pop-it chips, $1.49; bagged baby greens, $1.99; Swanson low sodium chicken broth, $1.99 buy 2 get one free; and a Healthy Choice chicken and broccoli bowl, $3.99. They have a vast selection of wine and you truly can find really good deals. Same with the cheese but do read for expiration dates. Usually on the cheese they are near expiration and cheese doesn't last long past those dates. Of course I didn't get a basket! An employee evidently saw me with my arms full and without even asking, went and got me a basket. The checkout was fine. Cashier wasn't openly friendly but I don't care about those things. Not there to make friends, I'm there to save money!

    With another change in ownership the floor reset showed promise. However, a simple purchase…read moreresulted in a nasty encounter with a manager & the owner. Presenting the receipt with the explanation that I had been overcharged and requested a refund. The cashier was uncertain on how to proceed and called for the manager. The manager, a regrettable sort came in hot and challenged my claim I was due a refund. I explained to her that the charge in question involved a product sold as a pack of four for $0.99 but was charged $0.99 each resulting in a nearly twenty dollar overcharge. Said manager aggressively challenged my claim so I suggested we go take a look at the shelf tag as evidence of my claim. Off she sprang with me in tow loudly commenting on my claim, expressing that I'm wrong. Once we examine the shelf tag, she reads it loudly and claims that the tag is describing a four-pack with each unit in the pack sold as a separate piece. I countered her claim telling her that the way the tag is read by myself and every previous store employee that it is a pack of four for $0.99. Nowhere is it written as $0.99 each. Loudly she storms off declaring that she's not going to argue with me and making comments akin to the customer is always right. Such an ugly display of management I'm shocked by her behavior realizing no matter what I offer as an explanation she's not going to hear it. We arrive back at the cash register where she loudly advises her clerk to give me my refund. I think she said, "Give him what he wants." By this time I'm tired of her aggressive and uncouth manner that I express my dissatisfaction with her treatment which infuriates her further. Quite the role model. I ask for her name and in turn she says she doesn't have to give it to me. I'm beside myself in regret for having to deal with this person and her disrespectful manner. The issue is that I was overcharged and asked for a refund of the difference. My request was couched pleasantly. By the end of this reprehensible encounter I'm certain I let a choice expletive slip for my mouth. I'm not accustom to such rude management and felt provoked because of this woman's relentless verbal assault. The cashier struggled to do the arithmetic and clearly was upset by the corrosive moment. As she handed me the change due, I remarked that I simply came in for a refund. I wasn't angry that a mistake was made. The young guy who made the sale was standing at the next register but remained mute. I sked the cashier for names, she politely gave them to me and I left the store. I returned a day or two later to meet with the new owner, Robb. As I introduced myself I sensed Rob was operating on a hidden agenda, rushing me along as I attempted to share my displeasure with the treatment received in his store. I asked for an apology and got this instead. Robb advised me that there are two sides to every story. I asked him which side was he referring to and he told that his employees both complained that I used foul language. I admitted that regrettably I let an expletive slip but that was after his manager mistreated me and the refund request. Nope. Rob wasn't having it. I cussed. "Get out of my store" he declared realizing we were standing near customers making their purchases. He lowered his voice a bit as I stared at him in total disbelief. Robb wasn't going to have his employees disrespected by an irritated customer despite the employees instigating conflict when no conflict was necessary. I laughed and called him an asshole, then left the store. After years of shopping at this location this new owner turns out to be a real gem of leader. Both he and his manager used the same phrase- "This conversation is over." The abrupt, rude posture seems consistent with today's society and its disregard for civility. In the absence of humility it is incumbent on me to resolve the matter through self-examination and personal adjustment which will come easy as my options of where I will spend my money are plenty. Good luck, Robb.

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    Whole Foods Market

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    3.3(85 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    Great selection of organic produce but overall this is kind of a low key WF, not all that. The…read moresalad bar and hot food options are not bad, but they run out early in the day usually. Fish choices are good, though most things are overpriced (as usual) but I like that the store is fairly easy to navigate, with wide aisles, and parking is a breeze - plus there's an Amazon counter in store and a Starbucks and ACE Hardware right across the parking lot. Hence my middle of the road rating.

    This Whole Foods has an open, airy feel which I love. And like all of their locations, their…read moreproduce is stunning; everything is bright and vibrant, almost like your wearing technicolor glasses! In the winter, I'm here for the blood oranges, clementines and pomegranates. In the summer, I'm all about the berries - hoods, blueberries and blackberries - and peaches. Lots of people complained that WF is expensive, but it depends on what you are buying. Their 365 brand sells local products and is very affordable and the items are fantastic. Some that I particularly like are the instant coffee, great for my afternoon iced coffee drink; their pasta is wonderful and they offer many shapes, not just the norms, the cavatelli being one of my favorites; tortilla chips, black beans, Thai Curry cashews, veggie straws - just to name a few. Like all WFs, they have an exceptional prepared food area with lots of delicious mains and fixings. The one thing I'm not a fan of is the roasted chicken. I've bought dozens and they are always dry. Not sure what's up with that because everything else is really good. Bakery section has tempting treats, lots of grainy breads and even gluten free options. The cheese area is fantastic, always something new to try. Because of the prices, I can't afford to shop here for my everyday items, but I come when I want high quality meat, cheese, and produce. And my favorite 365 items. When items are on sale, Prime users get additional discounts, sometimes as high as 20 or 30% off. Great time to stock up on pantry items.

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