I stopped here for the first time today after learning about it a few days ago. There are bins and…read moreshelves full of stuff to look through. The prices can be decent depending on the day. The guy working the register was really nice and gave my friend a discount when the original price of what he was buying was lower than the price it was going for here. It can be loud and overwhelming here, and I'm sure it's only worse on the cheaper days. There's lots of parking and it's easy to get in and out of. I would definitely come back on another day to see how the selection varies.

I have been shopping at this store since it opened and only had a great time finding deals on brand…read morenew stuff, plus there are many events and sales that reduce the prices even more. I look forward to $6 day when there is the best selection. I enjoy the helpful and friendly staff.

I've come by here several times lately because it's close to my home and is obviously affordable. I…read moreusually get gift wrapping supplies here, but I've also bought some pet toys recently. My cat absolutely loves her dollar store toys, so much so that I got her another one today and she's already obsessed with it. The store itself is pretty much what you would expect from a dollar store. It has a lot of selection but it's messy and not the cleanest. You have to hunt for the good deals, which I don't really mind. There is usually only one cashier open even when they're busy, so the line can get a bit long when you go to check out. The employees are nice and say hello when they see you even if they are busy. I've never had a negative interaction in any of my times going here. The parking lot is a bit small and is usually almost full, even in the middle of a weekday. There are a couple of accessible spots up front. It's a bit of a pain to get out of if you're turning left onto West 11th, but that's because it's a busy street and isn't the store's fault. I've been to some dodgy dollar stores in town but this isn't one of them. I feel pretty safe and I don't feel like I need to rush to get what I need so I can leave quickly. I'll keep shopping here whenever I need something small.

Every employee here has been exceptionally nice to me. Like striking up a quite compliment at the…read moreregister or welcoming people when they come in type nice. I wouldn't even be that nice if I worked retail- I would be a complete zombie. There's an ever changing selection here, but I always manage to get 5 more items than I anticipated but I swear all of them are useful!

This place is great if you are looking for random great deals. My husband was super excited that…read morethey had his favorite kind of coffee for $4 (normally ~$12, we've never seen it for less than $6 at other discount stores). Also got him a brand new pair of Dockers for $10. Most cereal was $1.75 a box. Lots of random stuff. The selection is very hit and miss, but great deals if they have something you want.

We have frequented US Foods Chef'Store many times over the years, especially when we need to make…read morelarger or bulk food purchases or when we're searching for items that are harder to find in traditional grocery stores. We always enjoy walking through these stores--there's something interesting around every corner, and the wide selection makes it easy to discover new products or stock up on favorites. On this trip, we were also trying to keep our everyday costs down while traveling. We're staying in an Airbnb that has a coffee maker and provides basic coffee, but we prefer flavored coffees. From past visits, we knew that US Foods Chef'Store carries an impressive selection of coffee syrups, with far more variety than you'd typically find at a regular grocery store. Rather than spending $5 to $7 each day on coffee while out and about, we planned ahead and stopped in to pick up a bottle of syrup to use during our stay. It turned out to be a simple and cost-effective solution. The store was easy to get in and out of, and the only real challenge was narrowing down our choice from the many different syrup flavors and brands available. Overall, this stop was quick, efficient, and exactly what we needed. If you've never been to a US Foods Chef'Store--whether you're shopping for bulk items, specialty ingredients, or just looking for better value--we definitely recommend checking one out.

We needed some large cans of clams and this was the only place in town that seemed to have them. We…read moreenjoyed walking through this clean, well-stocked store and marveled at the massive sizes of some of the products. The produce looked good and we brought home some lovely zucchini.

I have always found everything I'm looking for at this location…read moreThe staff is always helpful

Love craft corner section Frozen foods, holiday, Spring & Garden, spices, housewear, dishes, candie…read moreand drinks, cleaners tools, office supplies, mailing envelopes, art supplies, cell phone cases, candles, artificial flowers, tools, books, Party section, Hallmark cards $1, helium filled mylar balloons, gift cards and visa cards, Health and Beauty section, gift basket items, soda cooler $1.35 , gift wrap and gift bags, kitchen utensils $1.50

My family just used this company this week and I can't recommend strongly enough that you stay away…read morefrom them, either as a seller or buyer. They were referred to my family after the passing of a family member as we needed to prepare the house for sale. Not only do they HIGHLY undervalue items but they also destroyed property moving furniture out. A 7 foot long scratch was left on a wood floor, with a witness there to see it occur. Their reaction when they were called about it was that we are paying the witness to lie. What business owner reacts this way? So when you go in there and see all the items, remember.....they take advantage of people in their grief, and are extremely unprofessional in all capacities. I would rather donate my things next time to someone grateful for it, rather than someone trying to take advantage and ruin my property without so much as an apology. Im sure thete are many choices out there....be wise

Are you tired of spending hundreds or thousands of dollars buying disposable particle board…read morefurniture from online retailers? Hahahahaha ya.... Well, if you are, you should shop here! They have really good condition, high quality, solid wood, vintage furniture for shockingly low prices. I seriously bought a dresser, a coffee table, two end tables and a desk AND had them delivered for under $700. I shopped around too. I am aware of the prices, quality and selection at other used and new furniture stores in Eugene. This store is a freaking gem. Every aspect of shopping here was incredible, from browsing to delivery. I actually felt compelled to go back and thank them. How often are you THAT happy with a purchase?

The young man with red hair is always very professional and nice . He does a great job !…read more The selection and prices are good !

Today I called to ask about a specific item, and the lady on the phone had someone check in the…read moreback, and the item wasn't even on the shelf yet, but she went above and beyond and offered to bring two sizes out from the back for me for when I got there! We bought some more things as we were there and they already had Halloween things out and it's only July which made me soooo happy! I wish I'd known her name but everyone there was so upbeat, helpful and nice and the selection is very impressive!

I love Grocery Outlet on River Rd. It is super clean, well-stocked and they have great sales…read moreprices. But if you go off the flyer, the prices are not up to date. So it is vital for you to know the price of each item as it is rung up. This occurs at Safeway/ Albertsons out here too so it isn't personal. I like to check the dates on my canned goods and it has been quite some time since I have found one passed the date!

I USE TO like Grocery Outlet on River Rd in Eugene very much, but since the former (woman) store…read moremgr retired, I've noticed it's declined. Too often I've found now I have to take pics of the shelve's sale signs for proof because the sale prices aren't programmed into the system & not at the register. It's a hassle, tbh. Then, IF you've found the mistake after you've gotten home, when you go back to G.O. with your receipt to show the mistake, they then want you ALSO to have that item to scan it (how many ppl expect they'd have to doTHAT?!?). Due to this means you too often lose out on getting those in-store sale prices THEY goofed up & you ended up getting stuck with the full price when you likely wouldn't have bought that item had it not been posted as a sale. And even tho it was the store's mistake & you have a pic of the shelve's sale sign, it still has to be brought to their attn within 30 days from when you bought it! NOT very customer-friendly, IMO! Fred Meyer operates screwy like this & it's exhausting shopping there because of this. I actually think it is a deliberate scam on FM's part (their employees think so, too) & am wondering if G.O. is copping this tactic, too. There also was a great sale on canned tuna months ago. The last day of the sale, the shelf sign was missing so I asked the mgr about it. He acted like he had no clue about the sale & I believe it was on for 2 wks! Stores shouldn't be taking down or switching their signs around before sales have ended or post them on the shelf before the sale has started (Fred Meyer is also notorious for this confusion & deception!). After like 20 min, I finally got the mgr to cooperate & make sure I received the great sale price on the tuna. By then, I had to scramble because the store was soon to close. IMO, it was an unnecessary hassle - the mgr should have been aware of this exceptional deal AND not had the employees remove the sign before the sale was over. He wasn't exactly quick to accommodate me, either, & the store was soon to close (he should've hustled, but initially seemed uninterested in solving the matter). Another thing that's obvious is the produce & other perishables quality is a gambit. I'd say ~30% of the time something goes bad quickly or IS already bad when you buy it...but you don't know until you cut into it or unwrap the pkg (like specialty cheese). Rotting watermelons (inside them), sweet potatoes, garlic, orchids that begin to die within 2 days (& I use to have 22 orchids at one time in my life - I *DO* know how to grow them!). It just gets tiring to deal with & it adds up to quite a loss of $$$ within the year. Not the bargain place it USE to be when you're buying unknown spoiled products! And, no, these items weren't beyond any expiration dates. Lastly, my next complaint is regarding corporate. Many yrs ago I signed up to receive emailed notices of their sales. It was a real advantage to receive these because I could plan my shopping around these deals. I rarely shopped until I DID receive these notifications. Well! NOW G.O. is NOT showing the whole ad, but trying to force you to get their app to access it. I don't do apps unless absolutely necessary for my devices to function. Apps take your info & expect you to blindly agree to them using it & sharing/selling it to 3rd parties, which I refuse (I covet my privacy!). I've contacted G.O. at least 3x to complain about this new tactic of theirs but whomever is responding gives me a clueless response or gives me a pat, unhelpful answer. Once AGAIN, they need to know my shopping there has GREATLY DECREASED because I'm not freely receiving their weekly sale ads anymore. I hope other customers aren't buying into this current tactic so G.O. will go back to customers being able to see the emailed sale ads w/o this irritating catch that's trying to force their customers into signing up for their app. Which, btw, their employees, especially the cashiers, know the G.O. app has lotsa bugs in it!