Always a gorgeous selection of the most beautiful fruits and veggies in a rainbow of colors, I'm…read morealways drawn to the produce department. The quality continues throughout the store with a varied and delicious cheese section, high quality meats, a gourmet deli and hot food area, stellar bakery, and everything in between. New Seasons exemplifies health and wellness and you see this throughout the store and consistently from store to store.

This is definitely one of my favorite New Seasons locations as a local Portland resident. A…read morespacious, open store with more than average variety. I love the prepared foods area, and the pastry section is phenomenal. The Cookie is a delightful culinary experience that is best shared because of its size and richness (though they sell mini versions by the pound in the cookie case if you're flying solo). They have weekly specials that rotate and usually are worthwhile enough to lure me in. I do most but not all of my shopping here because some deals are better at other local stores. There are great gift and floral options available if you look hard enough among the displays. Service is always friendly and the staff doesn't hesitate to make it right if they need to. No complaints! Even the bathrooms are clean and parking is never a hassle. I'll be back!

This is our local WinCo and I like it better than some of the other ones around town. I think the…read morekey is knowing when to go. Mornings are great, not too busy, as are late evenings. I appreciate their hours, they've saved us in a pinch. One time my partner was having a mild allergic reaction and we were out of benedryl. It was like 1am. Regular pharmacies are closed, but WinCo saves the day! The aisles are stocked well and I don't get that chaotic feeling when I go to other WinCos. All in all a nice one, no complaints here!

Great prices, especially on the Winco brand items Bulk bins…read moreare where it's at for candy and just-enough recipe supplies Bakery (and parking) here better than at Cedars Hills Just remember they don't take credit

Valentine's Day and they had special bagged goods that received 45k upvotes on Reddit!!read more

I thought I was crazy because I swore I could taste chemicals of fabuloso cleaner from my pan…read moredulce. Well, seeing other comments here, I was correct. Really disappointed in this. It was a wasted $16 of sweet bread. Need to find a different place to buy some bread from. Other than the bread, I like coming here for ingredients for my Mexican dishes I make. The staff has been kind so far.

Grocery Outlet has gone so far downhill in the 15 years I've been going here. Selection has gone…read moredownhill, and it's basically a dog park in there, leashed and unleashed. I didn't even think dog's were allowed in grocery stores.

This store is so great to everyone. It's Reliable Store,…read moreClean, many choices to buy and good price. We love to be here to shop and still save a lot of money. Thank you for helping the community. Cheers, Gunawan

To begin, the market itself is has a charming ambiance and a beautiful back patio for nice sunny…read moredays. I just wish this market was more of an actual legit market and less tourist gift shop vibe. On to the details of my visit: I'd been looking forward to a solid local market and this one had been on my radar for a while. Unfortunately this wasn't it. It felt more like a typical Oregon roadside tourist trap with the standard "Made in Oregon" stale chocolates, granola, sweets, etc. The produce sections was relatively tiny and only about half of it looked really good. The frozen meat sections was almost entirely out of red meat, there was a tiny amount of fish and then frozen chicken too. However, the prices are tourist gift shop too. Think $10/lb for asparagus, $18/lb for chicken thighs, $10 for a dozen chicken eggs, $14/lb for ground beef, etc. I eventually just looked through their baked goods and noted the bread was date stamped that it was baked 2 days prior and priced at for a $14 loaf of sourdough. My favorite Portland bakeries all offer freshly baked (as in that same day) sourdough and other loaves for $9-$12. Anyhow, I ended up choosing some local brownies and which looked good but ended up being chalky, dry and clearly several days old. I'd love to see a larger selection of prepared foods to enjoy on the pretty back patio too. They just had a bunch of those pre-packaged sandos & wraps like one finds in an airport. Why not add a little pizza oven and or grill for weekends? Anyhow, there's much potential with such a pretty place like this one but it isnt quite there enough for me to make the 30min drive from Portland again.

An enjoyable place to visit in rural Helvetia not far from Hillsboro, OR…read more Upon arriving, I was impressed by the beautiful large rosemary bush with lots of bees busy enjoying the lovely little lavender flowers blooming! When inside the large red shop, so many options of local food, beverage & handcrafted items for sale: cookies, pastries, candy, honey, fresh milk, meat, wine, coffee, sandwiches, chips & so much more. Once done wandering thru or shopping, there is the expansive views out back where one can picnic on the grass, sip some beverages or munch on goodies purchased inside. Also available are table & chairs on the side of the market structure that allows for looping back inside or towards the front parking lot. The grounds are nicely manicured with a variety of beautiful specimen plants to be in awe of. Hopefully you'll go with intent to slow down, relax, linger & enjoy this jewel of a place to visit. Be sure to check out their posted calendar of events as also available on their website.

This is one of the locations near my work. I come here once every so often for things I need or to…read morereturn a RedBox. There is also a Starbucks located inside here and they have their own gas station. The Starbucks is one of the smaller ones, but they do have a small select ruin of pastries. The pricing is similar to the regular Starbucks locations. The prices in the store is average and they do have a good selection of grocery type items. Think of it as another Safeway, Thriftway, Fred Meyers type of store. The deli here is great though. I love their fried chicken and Jojos. The gas station is usually cheaper than most of the other ones in the area. I have filled up here before without any issues. Overall a good store to shop at.

Accidentally bought a loaf of bread that was creased lengthwise, all down the center of it like the…read moremachine had tried to cut it in half but was unsuccessful. Found the problem when I opened the bag to make hubby a sandwich. Took it back on Wednesday, June 25, 2026. The female front-end manager was so incredibly rude, they'll be lucky if I ever go back there again. She said, "So you smashed your bread and now you want me to give you another one." I told her, "No, I didn't smash it, it came that way from the factory!" She said in her snarky accusatory voice, with a fake smile on her face, that she would have Never bought a loaf of bread that came smashed like that. Pi**ed me off. I worked in the grocery business for 16 years, I KNOW how to bag my groceries and how to NEVER put your bread under anything that is going to smash it, not to mention in order for it to smash like that loaf, I would have had to balance a sheet of plywood on it or slammed a machete down onto it. And in my defense, the very outside edges were basically undamaged, so the plastic bag that it's packaged in stayed flat so that you couldn't tell that the whole center of the bread was trying to escape out the bottom of the bag. I don't stand there and feel every inch of the loaf before I put it in the cart. I grabbed one that was a row or two behind the others like my mother taught me to do, and placed it in the top of the cart on top of the bananas that also had to be handled with the utmost care to prevent bruising. Not only am I a former professional checker, but at my age I am also an Expert shopper. LOL My bananas do not get bruised. My tomatoes never get juiced. And my bread never gets smashed! This woman has NO business being in charge of anything. If there's one thing I learned and learned well in my years in the industry, is you never accuse the customer of lying or cheating or stealing unless you have concrete proof that you are right. The motto we were required to live by was "The Customer Is Always Right." And while that is not true in real life, (the customer is Not Always right) you never mentioned that until you were hanging out with a coworker in the breakroom where you could not be heard by the public. For a while this Safeway/Albertson's had better produce than the one on TV Hwy, but the last 4 pineapples that I've purchased sit on the counter for one day and immediately start rotting. And yet they're so hard and woody on the inside, that hubby can't even eat them. They have brown rotten spots all up and down the meat inside. This last one had not one stitch of juice in it. Normally they're fairly juicy no matter how ripe they are. This one was dry as a bone. The fish department Always stinks up the place. Safeway's prices are astronomical. Their choices have been whittled down to mostly just their own store brand. Trying to find something Organic or fairly local that's worth eating in the meat department ..... I don't even bother anymore. It might be time to switch back to Fred Meyers again. If the produce is rotten, the fish department is nasty, you can't find half of what you want or need, AND the management is a complete C word ....... location and convenience is all you have left and I'm not sure it's worth it.

I was just browsing the area and I haven't been here since pre-covid. They had lots of things to…read moresell and all kinds of foods, too! There were lots of breads that looked very fresh and delicious! The raw meat also looked really good and there were all kinds to choose from! I'm not familiar with Mexican/Hispanic foods and cuisines but I had a great time exploring, learning, and next time, I hope to try some of their baked breads!

Had the tacos and horchata at the food counter behind the Mexican grocery store! The horchata was…read morevery refreshing and tacos super fresh! I tried both Al pastor and asada tacos and Al pastor was the clear winner. I also got the tres leches cake to go and it was the best tres leches that I have found in this area.

I go here a lot. EVERY single time, the staff are consistently friendly, personable, engaging, and…read morehelpful far beyond any expectations. I commend the local management culture that makes this happen. Retail is a tough gig, and it is truly a pleasure to be treated so well. Kudos to all!​​

Walmart is the closest store to where I live. I don't go very often, because every visit hasn't…read morebeen all that great. I came in looking for a couple things. Mostly non food items. I couldn't find what I was looking for, so I asked someone that worked there. She told me it was on a certain aisle, but I couldn't find it. I wandered around and finally found it a couple aisles over. Also, there's hardly any cashiers with a human. The one that I went to was pretty backed up. I was in line for a while, when they finally opened another line. Not worth the frustration.