Deli. Reduced fried chicken dated today tastes DAYS old…read more Bought it for the cat, but she won't eat it. Removed the fried crispy husk too ...

So, I stopped in at Fred Meyers in Snohomish yesterday. Here's my review…read more.. I was INUNDATED with...wait for it...nice and helpful employees. Yep. Okay, I admit, this is not exactly breaking news for those of us who shop here on a regular basis but that doesn't mean it doesn't need to be noticed. For example, let's talk about Kathy at the seafood and meat counter. There was this lovely customer in one of the little motorized shopping carts who needed assistance and Kathy was incredibly kind and helpful. I know, I know, that's her job, but she did it with a smile and a lot of patience. How cool is that? She also made sure to acknowledge me, and other customers as they approached, to make sure we knew she saw us. Like they say, it is the littlest things that are so appreciated. My checker, May, was a sweetheart; helpful, friendly and super-efficient. We got through almost the entire order, and I realized I had forgotten my ID in my truck (apparently 60-ish is the new 21 Hahahaha but having owned a C-Store I have no problem with following a protocol that can be quite expensive if not followed). She could not have been more understanding, pausing my order as I dashed outside to fetch it. No rolling of eyes, no judgement, just a "customer-first/no problem" attitude. And, as I was heading out with my wildly full cart, I couldn't help but notice this gal (I found out her name was "Bella" from Elly, another delightful employee at customer service) who was happily dashing between checkout stands helping bag groceries wherever she was needed. It goes without saying (but it shouldn't) that their produce is fantastic. Their fresh flowers are gorgeous. The Copper River salmon I bought from Kathy was incredible...I could go on and on. Oh, and the lavender plants they had out front for $8.99 a piece? WOW! YAY! I know I can forget how much work it takes to make a big store like Fred Meyers run well. I also believe it is proof positive of great management within that store when it does. Employees who trust in their bosses work harder. It's just human nature. We are blessed to have this particular store in our town. Go there, you will agree.

Great little store. We stop here to get as much off of our shopping check list as we can, before we…read morego to Fred Myers. It has some off brand merchandise sometimes.

I would never recommend working at this Grocery Outlet. The management treats employees very…read moreunfairly and with little respect. Instead of supporting their staff and helping them succeed, they put unrealistic expectations on employees and then punish them when they can't meet them. It creates a toxic and discouraging work environment where people don't feel valued. No one should be treated this way, especially when they are new and still learning. The way the manager handles situations shows a complete lack of professionalism and compassion. Grocery Outlet needs to take a serious look at how their managers treat their teams, because good employees are being driven away.

Visited the commissary this morning as soon as they opened. Grumpy/rude employees especially self…read morecheckout older lady yelling from behind her "register " she can easily come talk to me rather than yelling across the room. Asking why I chose to void an item that was priced wrong from the shelf to the register. Worst customer service! She's been rude before but I have never had to approach her boss to let her know the incident or interaction.

When I stay with my Grandma for a number of days, the NAS Whidbey Commissary is where we usually go…read moregrocery shopping. Occasionally, we will take a look and see if/what they have for bird seed as well. The location is especially convenient if we also want to go to the Navy Exchange looking for presents or just general shopping. The store itself is clearly laid out, easy to navigate, and items are well priced. Produce has been fresh in my experience and the dairy offerings varied. In addition to more standard grocery items, we have come here to get ingredients for holiday meals and they typically have what we are looking for. Check-out operates quickly even when there is a long line with lots of items in each cart.

Angie and Brandon were the friendly employees on duty when I stopped in the Marysville Circle K on…read moreState Street, to get a few things to eat,right after I had my truck canopy serviced across the street. Their prices were reasonable by convenience store standards, including their gas. I got $20 worth at $2.85/gallon of regular. I decided to give them a good Yelp also since they did not hassle me about being parked in front of the mini strip mall (which included their store) while eating, and composing the Yelp review for Superhawk Canopies. Kudos also to the rest of the strip mall businesses for the same reason. And therefore (see photo) I decided to give them all a shout out.

Cheapest gas prices I could find in the area when Costco is closed (as it was today), and I can use…read moremy card instead of cash. Not THE fanciest location but these two things put them so far ahead of the other stations near the highway I don't have cause to complain. And easily accessible from I-5. Works well for me!

They always take care of me and fill my medications sometimes within 30 minutes of leaving the…read moredoctors office when calling ahead. (I try not to do this, but they're on the way home.) They're very polite and always professional to me. They fill medications I can't get mailed to me or that I want to pickup right away. I am very thankful to have them nearby my home. They are helping to get my health back on track. The only thing I can say that would improve is the removal of the cardboard endcaps with various non-pharmacy related stuff which are acting as crowd chokepoints. The store usually has the same trouble, but people are always doing their level best to help. Deeply appreciative to have you in the neighborhood, thanks for doing what you do.

Today I was discriminated against, talked down to, yelled at, told I am delusional, all by the…read morepharmacy staff at Safeway pharmacy in Everett Broadway location! The tech & the pharmacist yelled at my minor son after gaslighting about a prescription for my heart they said they would fill! Told us to come back in 15 minutes we show back up & that very two pharmacist & tech that told him to come back & it would be ready no problem looked us in our face and said we never told u you can fill it! "You probably took all your meds of 90 day supply in 30 of your heart medicine" "You're crazy! We don't want you hear! Go away! You are crazy! Loud & ghetto! We think you lost it!" I was baffled at the comments which are all recorded on my phone via audio as they were yelling at us gaslighting us, telling us we are "crazy in the head" the overweight brown haired white young woman then proceeded to tell me I'm fat & look at u!" When I tell u I was floored at this disrespectful mouth the both of them had all because they have a old none accurate medication on file they claim I took to much of!!!??? My daughter has several different prescriptions on file that are all active i recently moved back in the area this week, I use a few other Safeway pharmacy locations due to hardship & transportation issues! My son & I were so confused so we're a few witnesses who were watching while hearing them berate us for 10 minutes straight on camera!!!!!!!! They finally admitted they could fill it however said I have no refills, we show proof of the refills then they screamed at my son and I saying "fine then pay cash then!" I said huh?! I don't understand why we are being treated like this over a heart medicine! They then threatened to call the store manager we stepped out while waiting for the prescription that they said would be done a hour before no problem! My son comes back in to grab it, a large security guard & Safeways store manager confront my son & say "you guys are not allowed back here for treating our staff badly yelling at them! My son said "excuse me it was actually the other way around, they screamed my mom & I called us names, said we are crazy! Screaming my mom's information all through the back of store causing a seen breaking HIPPA law" the store manager looks and says "is that a threat? You're gonna tell on me" directly intimidating my minor son all while not backing the customer at all! The tech with the terrible nasty mouth refuses to give me her name & the pharmacist yelled behind her I'm not giving you my name either!! Then I was told by the tech "I will call the cops & u will not like that! Don't want to be like recent people in the news" I am a person of color, specifically a black woman! Her saying that and a customer hearing that really made me sick! We all know what she's referring to! It has been national news! This was terrible! I am filling a lawsuit against her & the store corporation, the direct store manager, the pharmacy, pharmacist, & the two techs! You as a store manager didn't even listen to the customer! That's ok I have it on video & so do you! Let's play hardball! That was terrible! The pharmacist who was there has a problem with customer interaction via the reviews about her say it all! I never threatened anyone! Ever! Barely raised my voice until they did & you have the audacity to third party "band me" well guess what, I was never once asked nor told to leave ever! You wait until my son comes in to tell him I'm "banned" I don't know if you know the law miss no name, but it doesn't work that way

So many things for such a good deal at the Dollar Tree in Oak Harbor! Grandma and I came shopping…read morefor cards this past week and both of us found a handful we were happy with. Two cards for $1 pre-tax added to the joy of our finds. There were a variety of other offerings including green apple-flavored licorice, Sour Patch Kids freezer pops (like Otter pops), and pool flotation noodles. I was impressed with the wide array of offerings. The portions offered for $1.25 are also not too much either. The Sour Patch Kids freezer pops are hardening in the freezer as I write this review. The store was not grimy and for the most part was tidy. The workers were helpful and maintained upbeat temperaments even when the check-out line got a little long.

The person who attended to me was very rude; I didn't know their name because they weren't wearing…read morea badge. This is my first time visiting Oak Harbor, and no dollar store has treated me like this before. This person was scanning my items in a very rude manner, and I was about to leave everything behind. Honestly, I think they need to train these people because with that attitude, they will make people stop coming.

Your standard 7/11 with slushes. Tight parking lot plaza with two eateries next to it. Has a gas…read morestation and bus stop. Friendly staff, fairly clean facility. Fresh hot food assortment and beverage machines. Late night might get a little rougher but not sure. Usually a customer or two in there every time I have gone. Redbox outside.

Again...I feel bad for all the 7-Eleven stores enduring free slurpee day…read more That being said, when we walked in a lady was mopping the floors trying to keep the area clean and safe from the slurpee mess taking place. She saw me on my knee crutch and instantly stopped and made sure I could navigate thru without falling on the wet floor. She got me my cup, and waited to finish until I had cleared the area. She was very friendly with everyone that was coming thru the door. She deserves 5 stars for sure. I've stopped there in the past a few times for slurpees, they also have a gas station....so busy busy parking lot. They also had the birthday cake flavored slurpee...

excellent service . great value. friendly staff. my dog s insulin was about $20 there and across…read morestreet at QFC it was more than $100 Never have to wait long for refills

I'm leaving Tri-Area Pharmacy. There is always a problem with my prescription, but no effort is…read moremade to let me know before I go to pick it up. I just have to find out after I drive all the way down there. When I first started going there about 10 years ago, they always let me know ahead of time if something was up. They still don't have the long lines like Safeway, so that's a good thing.