I avoided this store because I prefer Costco. Two of the three times I've come here, I have had fun…read moreshopping only to learn at the check out that they in fact, don't have tap to pay. An inconvenience for me, a possible inconvenience for others.

Great prices, excellent inventory and wonderful workers. Food costs are up so saving money shopping…read morehere always helps my budget

Great little market especially if you're looking for Mexican food supplies as well as baked goods.read more

What a nice surprise to find this newly opened market in Grants Pass. As a chef, I love having…read moreethnic foods, spices and other ingredients handy to me. A new Mexican "tienda" here in town will be a welcome addition to the other Mexican shops. What I really liked was their "pan dulce" display case stocked with all the traditional sweet bread and baked goods from south of the border. As a kid, I spent a lot of time in Baja with the fam, and these colorful treats in front of me today really bring back fond memories. I also heard from the management staff that they plan on opening a "carniceria" (meat counter) inside the store with regional cuts and choices of meat. The store isn't huge, but it has a lot of interesting items. It's very clean and organized which made my shopping easy. It has an authentic Mexican vibe and I'll be back for more another day. Truth...

Best salad bar I've ever been to. Only thing I would change is the price. It's pretty expensive,…read moreespecially for Grants Pass. Very fresh, just make sure you savor every bite at that price!

They have an awesome salad bar for lunch, and my favorite item was the homemade sauerkraut. SO…read moregood! They also have an amazing miso salad dressing. Lovely little natural grocer worth visiting.

I was so impressed with Gooseberries the first time I arrived in Grants Pass, I moved here from…read moreNebraska just to live within walking distance of it. Well, that may be a bit of an exaggeration, but five years after my first impression of the store, Im still thrilled that I live so close to a great organic grocery store. When you live in Nebraska and the closest grocery store is 45 minutes away from you, and the closest store with a moderate selection of organic products is almost 2 hours away, you really appreciate a store like this in a town like this where there are many organic options to choose from. What caught my eye that first time, and it hasnt changed over the past five years: an excellent selection of products I actually use. No having to figure out "is this organic?" when looking at the produce, where some is organic and some isnt; its all organic here. Wide aisles, sparkling floors. Staff who have become friends. Everything is so clean. Theyll special order for you. And for me, no having to drive 2 hours to find "something, anything" thats organic. Yes, there are other stores in town that offer organic choices. But for a complete selection of everything I need, from sources I trust, that I know are always going to be there, PLUS a Senior Discount Day on Thursdays and fitness club discounts on Fridays, to me Gooseberries cant be beat. Shop local, shop the independent businesses; keep those businesses prospering, even if it costs a little more. Its worth it in the long run.

The deli won't cut you fresh deli meat! I wanted more than what was available in the case, I also…read morewanted a thinner cut. They said they won't do that. Why have a deli? The. Spent 15 minutes finding everything I needed for them to come on the loud speaker to say they were now cash only. If you need to shop here just come prepared with cash and no special food requests.

Self checkout here is about as useful as a white crayon. This Freddy's is nostalgic for me as I've…read morebeen shopping here my whole life. With that being said, the good memories feel far away. I will give 5 stars for the employees busting it in the food service areas. Personable, marketing that is customized to my preference, and always make effort to engage. Self checkout gets irritated by you existing. God forbid you're holding your baby and need assistance with gallons of water. Ended up loading everything myself because I could not deal with middle age man passive aggression I was experiencing. What exactly do they even get paid to do? Incredibly rude.

I bought apple braided strudel and am very unhappy with them. They are just pastry with a smell of…read moreapple filling.For the price there should be something inside.why is fred meyer so cheap with the filling while I pay a premium price for dough.

We have stopped shopping here due to the strong fragrance embedded in the food and packaging…read more Specific products that come from the dairy, produce and freezer sections. What is it? Mold inhibitors? Anti-bacterial Products? Cleansing products? Time to contact the manufacturers.. In the meantime, we will no longer shop here. Fred Meyer has the same issue. The only store in town to shop is Gooseberries because it's not corporate and the food is fresh and doesn't smell like putrid perfume.

I dread walking into this store. There's one bathroom and it always is disgusting, or has homeless…read morepeople locked up inside (which is sad, but frustrating that there's no other restrooms available for a pregnant woman to run to). I occasionally find bouquets here, but I feel like the cashiers are always in a terrible mood and overshare way too much.

I've had a few visits since my last review of Cartwright's…read more First- If you've never strayed from the usual Foster Farms (and so forth) chicken, you need to try their Draper Valley Farms Chicken. We picked up a whole roaster, some thighs, and a few boneless/skinless chicken breasts...and this quality of the chicken is astounding. Different texture, flavor, and not fatty. The roaster turned out SUPERB- the best we'd ever experienced, the thighs I cooked in the air fryer, and the flavor and texture- very light skin, no fat, was phenomenal. The chicken breast were also of like quality. YES, it's more expensive, but the quality and the HEALTH factor of Draper Valley Farms Chicken is well-worth it. (included pic of our roaster) Then just two days ago, on a quick shopping spree to pick up a few of their HIGH QUALITY items at the meat counter (always SO good!)- and I purchased one of their Burgers (Online Ketchup & Mustard Only) & fresh fries to-go from the deli. Oh my. Huge patty, very lightly packed, lots of cheese, (pic posted as well) and the fries were great. Just an overall delicious hamburger.

Scott was awesome with helping fill up four of our growlers. Amazing sandwiches and tap selection!read more

WinCo deli is amazing. I ordered 3 party trays, wow! Right on time and they were just beautiful…read more Made our baby shower so easy. Costumer service was great, I will definitely order from them in the future. Thank you so much. Wendy

On Instacart They advertised $3.49 for 50lbs of pork ribs. Now I understand about typos, but you…read moredon't have a typo for three months! Then they wouldn't honor it. Mistakes are one thing lost leader, and false advertising is a different bag of worms. Acknowledging that you made a mistake, honoring your mistake, and then changing the ad immediately after would be a good idea. Refusing to honor it is a very bad idea after it's been running for three months and it's not legal. Shame on grocery outlet.