I was at Fred Meyer -East 1000 E Norther Light…read more The African American store person @ self check out was very nice. He was extremely kind and handled everything very efficiently. I was truly grateful. This took place around lunchtime on April 26th. I look forward to shopping at this store again in the future.

Wow y'all, wow. I…read moreknow tensions are high and we're getting cabin fever, but can we please show some empathy for the people that are out on the front lines? Fred Meyer's employees put themselves at risk of infection every day. They are overworked and understaffed and underpaid. They, along with medical professionals and first responders, are keeping us alive right now. The only difference is that they are paid and respected much less by our society. To clear a few things up: Instacart: is not owned by Fred Meyer. If you have a problem with them, you shouldn't put that on Fred Meyer. Also: Instacart workers are also on the front lines, and need your compassion. It's a GOOD THING: that grocery stores are being strict about returns. THIS DISCOURAGES HOARDING, in addition to being SAFE. In times like this, we should only buy what we NEED. OK, so with that soapbox out of the way: Freddies is doing a great job, all things considered. Social distancing markers are in place on the floors. Employees are constantly sanitizing and/or changing out gloves. Food is getting re-stocked only days after the hoarders take it all. Despite all the added strain, employees remain cheerful and eager to help. Oh, and they are keeping alcohol sales going...essential indeed. Let's be nice, and keep it classy, Anchorage. We'll get through this.

We actually don't come here enough. To be honest I think we venture here once a year as they are…read morethe only ones in town either authentic mu shu wraps that we use every Xmas for our Traditional Peking Duck dinner. They actually have very good prices on spices too. Much better than Sagaya or box grocery stores. The best they offer is homemade Kimchi. Oh so good and I need to remind myself go more often to at least get that kimchee.

I come here when I need wraps for my Peking Duck I make every Christmas. But on this occasion I…read morepicked up powdered spices I was out of Ginger Powder and man, I'm coming here for certain spices as they have an Indian Food area and the prices are banging as in LOW! Then I was passing by their Kimchi refrigerated cooler and I was like it's nearly all gone hmmm that means people must like it. So I grabbed a container! I usually get my Kimchi from Costco, but not anymore. After eating their Kimchee there's just no comparison. If you're into Asian and Indian foods I recommend coming here.

Natural food and healthcare store with many Alaskan-made products. They sell gift baskets of…read moreAlaskan made products, natural deodorant, and Chapstick, bulk products, frozen foods, and more. When I was there a local oyster farmer was giving people the products they had pre-ordered. Great for gift shopping for both local and tourist alike. Be sure to pick up an Alaskan Naturemade magazine for some great recipes and insight to the area.

I didn't think we had one of these stores, but today I found one. We had just left lunch across the…read morestreet and decided to see what this store was. We pulled up and I got excited before I even walked in. Keep your empty cleaned out bottles and jars because ladies and gentlemen we can now buy bulk item with out all the plastic from the big stores. They also have empty jars for $.50 if you need them. They have everything from raw nuts, fruit, vegetables, shampoo and toothpaste tablets. We walked around and looked and then decided on a few items We got small jars of a shea butter lotion, amazing! Also picked up some lip balms I believe we got three different ones. Also Amazing! I picked up some wheat berries so I can mill some flour for bread. Speaking of bread, they also sell bread made locally. They sell cookies and coffee made with beans and syrups they sell. We left with a bunch of goodies to try and takes about our next trip and what we will get. I'm changing our eating habits this year. We are making everything at home. No fast food all home cooked. Well except today when we had to eat, but we choose well with our food. lol we are eating clean now so if your looking to change your eating habits, or want to get away from all the plastic and buy local, stop in and have a look. You never know you may just see something and keep coming back for more.

Very nice place friendly staff at 7 am this morning stunning price ranges wide options on sea food…read morefarm life snacks

My favorite market in Anchorage - It has all the cool Asian sauces and noodles, but at half the…read moreprice of New Sagaya!

Walmart came through at the 11th hour for our Alaska souvenirs!…read more Keychains, t shirts, sweatshirts, hats, stuffed animals, stuffed animal backpacks, smoked salmon, salmon dip, jams, birch syrup, shot glasses. That's just naming a few. Three full aisles of Alaska merch! Went to both Anchorage Costcos first and struck out. Scored at Walmart, and the prices were cheaper than the other souvenir shops we had stopped at along the way and the airport too!

I was in the toy section with my grandkid, 8 and 4, the man putting items back on the shelves was…read moreconstantly saying things like " sh*t ! And " gawd dam people " we could hear him clearly 2 aisles over. Not very professional at all. Especially around children.

Props to the produce guy. I visited specifically to buy local sprouts. They were selling some new…read moresprout mixes I hadn't tried, but was interested in, so I checked the price then grabbed a bag and proceeded to the check stand, where I was charged more than the price posted in the produce section. I questioned the checker, who questioned another staff member nearby. They said the price charged was correct. Did I read the price card at the cooler wrong, I wondered. I had declined a receipt--I almost always do--so I dropped the sprouts off in my car, then walked back to check the posted price. That price was what I had remembered. I removed the price card to take it to the check stand. I hadn't really planned what to say, whether to ask for a partial refund so that I was paying the price marked, or what, but, turns out, Mr. Produce Man saw me taking the price card, and asked me what was up. I told him. He said probably they hadn't made new price cards to jibe with the register price yet, then he asked if I wanted a refund. I explained that I didn't have a receipt, so he asked if I wanted another package of the sprouts for FREE! I said yes, but I was uncomfortable walking out with merchandise I hadn't paid for. So he walked me to the door, chatting with me about how much and how fast his wholesale costs were rising. But I gotta say, his response put a smile on my face. He didn't want an unhappy customer. He wanted things to be right. Stand up dude. I'll go back.

Review of New Sagaya City Market - Anchorage, Alaska…read more Five weeks ago, I moved from San Francisco to Anchorage, settling near the downtown area. One of my first missions was to find a coffee spot that felt like home--a place with not just great coffee, but genuine people behind the counter. After trying a handful of cafes, a neighbor suggested New Sagaya City Market, just two blocks from my house. What a win. The market itself offers high-end, quality products. Yes, prices are a bit higher than what you'd find at Walmart or Target, but coming from San Francisco, I was prepared for that. What truly sets this place apart, though, isn't just the products--it's the people. From the very beginning, the baristas here have shown me the most consistent and heartfelt customer service I've experienced since moving to Anchorage. They don't just serve coffee; they connect with you, listen to your stories, and make you feel like part of the community. Today was a perfect example. I slipped in the parking lot (rookie mistake--no spikes on my shoes for the icy ground). After two kind gentlemen helped me up, I walked inside with my spilled coffee. Annie, a new barista I hadn't met before, immediately offered me a fresh cup with such kindness and care. That small gesture meant so much--it wasn't just about the coffee, it was about feeling seen and supported. I also want to shout out Monica and Shea, who I met when I first arrived five weeks ago. They've been consistently amazing--funny, charming, and genuinely interested in conversations about life, community, and even my adventures back in San Francisco. Every time I come in, I leave feeling lighter, happier, and more connected. Thank you, Annie, Monica, and Shea, for making New Sagaya City Market my go-to coffee spot. You've given me more than great coffee--you've given me a sense of belonging in a new city. --- Would you like me to make this version short and punchy for Google/Yelp reviews, or keep it longer and more storytelling-focused for something like a blog or social post?

Great produce and service loved the smoothie! The customer service was amazing as wellread more

Favorite place to get a smoothie in town with my favorite being the blueberry breakfast but always…read moreenjoy trying their rotating specials. They have great add ins like protein, collagen, bee pollen etc and nothing but the best produce. I also love coming here to get unique vegetables and fruit that I know are high quality compared to what we get at the grocery stores

As far as butchers go, this place is pretty classy. They're kinda snobby- the kind of place i…read morewould expect to find in Seattle or NYC. But holy shit do they have the meats. Most impressively are their selection of bacon and sausage varieties and ground meat types. They also have a nice selection of locally made cured sausages and meats as well, such as prosciutto and prosciuttini. Some of their items are a little spendy, but its to be expected given our location, but other items, such as their 85/15% ground beef is CHEAPER than the grocery store. If that isn't incentive to shop there, I don't know what is.

Great selections and I love that they carry scrapple. Went in asked if they had it. They greeted…read morewith a smile and pointed me to the left and we talked about how we like to eat it. P

Lately, I started paying more attention to gas prices. Or, as we yuppies say "being more mindful…read moreof my spending". Fred Meyer often has some of the lowest prices in town. And that's BEFORE you scan your Fred Meyer card for an additional 3-10 cents off per gallon. I now refuse to get gas anywhere else. I still don't like the weird kiosk setup though. Either have a legit mini-mart or have nothing! This weird in-between setup is uncomfortable for all of us!

The smell of fish is so terrible it lingers from the back of the store in the meat department…read morethroughout the clothing area. It is sickening how awful it smells. Buying furniture is on the chaotic side. Dawn was aggressive in her tone toward the other employee helping us. Good furniture prices but needs better communication and organization.

Terrible Order from them 96$ of stuff…read more And got one bottle one lemonade No receipt either Customer service doesn't care or answer and hangs up on you. Just don't order here

I had a very weird experience with a delivery order. Something didnt make it in the order so I went…read moreto my purchases to request a refund on the app. My order isn't appearing anymore. It was made through the app and I could edit it in the app until the purchase was actually made. I received an email with a link but it doesn't take my to my receipt. Customer service helped me with my request and said they would send a pdf copy of my receipt. They never did this. Instead I'm now getting an email from someone saying I owe the store more money. They acknowledge I was charged $74.73, they won't tell me how much more I owe, and they're asking permission to charge me more. Even my email with my receipt says the final amount was $74.73.