I've been shopping at Yokes in Kennewick Wa since they opened there doors! The pharmacy is the best…read morePharmacy to deal with by far. They are promt and very knowledgeable. I have never had a single issue with them! They are always smiling and eager to help. I highly recommend this Pharmacy. Damon Krom, life long Kennewick resident.

a neighborhood proper supermarket with human checkers...5am coffee also helps deli is 5starsread more

Store is always stocked, clean & organized. Cashiers are…read moreusually courteous, patient and knowledgeable. At self checkout the attendants arent always so nice. Bathrooms are usually stocked & clean.

There are always vagrants in the parking lot panhandling and harassing customers when they are…read moreunloading groceries into their vehicles.

This place is really cool. Great assortment of really nice meats and also breads etc. I have…read moreconcocted my own list of what I liked. Great for a super bowl or similar even. 1/2 pound of each will not break your budget. Moscowska (schmoltz is better than dry) Wedding sausage Karpatska Krestianska Cervelat German bologna (natural casing) Kabanosiy small sausage

Great selection of Eastern European imported food products!…read moreBreads-cheeses-confections-jams-juices-preserved meats-preserved veggies and so much more! Great store to shop for an impromptu tasting adventure dinner or make a much better version of charcuterie boards!great prices & friendly service

This place has been an absolute blessing upon the Tri-Cities community. If you're looking for…read moreloose-leafed herbal and root supplements, look no further! They have a wide variety of teas, vitamins and supplements to suit your every need and in some cases, they have just what you need to save your life. The prices are higher than your usual grocery outlet, but it's all worth it to support the beautiful staff, and this beautiful store so that they can continue to provide exceptional service. The staff tends to treat people like family, remembering you on your second, third and so-on visits, which is hard to come by in this day and age. They really do care about your well being, and offer useful homeopathic advice to help aid you in finding solutions to your ailments. Please check them out if you're considering! -Scarlet Hawke

I'm always able to find any obscure item I'm looking for, as well as my staples, at HOM. The…read moreemployees are helpful and pleasant ... with the exception of a young man with dark hair, glasses, and a beard, who is very unpleasant. I've had two interactions with him and both left me wishing I hadn't gone into the store. In the first he was reprimanding me about a repeat request I made, informing me that no one (at HOM) should have done that for me. During today's visit he was throwing things out of a drawer, muttering about who had moved an item, and that no one should be doing whatever had upset him. Because of these experiences, I'll consider doing more of my shopping at Natural Grocers

This place is down the road from my job so I frequent it often. This is a big store that has really…read moreeverything you could need -- I mean once I went there to buy nylons and they had a whole section of them, ha ha. The store is also extremely clean and well maintained, I think in part because it is run entirely by adults. Like this isn't a store you go into a see a bunch of highschoolers screwing around. It's a well oiled machine with most employees in their 30's and 40's dressed sharply. I had a young friend that was fired from the deli there for not following very strict freshness protocol. So overall this is a place you can trust. Just make sure if you ever need to make a return you have your receipt. They have a no exceptions rule on that where in Richland I know they're more lenient.

So I live right around the corner from this store. I use to shop here regularly. I mean spending…read more100's of dollars (I have 2 kids) almost every trip. I started noticing their "sale" items never rang up on sale, and I noticed prices on my receipt being higher or completely wrong. I've had to correct them many times about prices. It makes me so mad because I know so many people shop and probably Don't even notice that they are over charging and or lying about items being on sale. I'm going to attach a few pictures of stuff that I'm talking about. This just happened last night! Double the price! I'm sure so many people saw that 5$ sale price tag and said "let's get that" and didn't even notice it rang up double the price!! Fix this Albertsons! We do not want to pay for your renovation!!!

This store had everything I needed, and more, for a week's visit with family in the tri-cities…read morearea. The downside? - Meat selection wasn't the greatest. - Yes, as others shared, poor quality carts and wheels need repair. - The watermelon we bought went bad in just a few days The upside? -Very friendly staff -Fresh produce -Gourmet cheese and cracker section. - Good variety of WA abd OR craft beers and ciders. - Delicious bakery items, like the Asiago cheese rolls and fresh bagels. If I lived here, I am sure this would be my grocer of choice.

I was using the Parmacy and my doc prescribed 18 migraine pills per 30 days. This is old school…read moremigraine medication because I cannot afford Ubrevly at $700 per 9 pills/month on disability. The pharmacist refused to fill my prescription for the amount prescribed by my physician! They tried to tell me the manufacturer doesn't recommend anymore than 9 pills per month. So, basically they are telling me they get decide how much I get, not my physician. My insurance will cover it, but the pharmacist makes the final decision?!! I think not!!! Transferred ALL of my prescriptions immediately. Besides that, I always got the feeling it was an imposition for them to wait on me. Grumpy people, not happy to be doing their jobs. I was always nice, never grumpy with them. It never helped.

This place really does have great prices, and they always have a selection of unusual foods…read more Sometimes they don't carry some things you're expecting, but they always have the staples, even if the brand name switches. Watch the expiration dates Seriously though, I can fill a basket with food for $20, which would cost me twice as much at a regular supermarket

This Kennewick location was clean and spacious. All clerks were using masks, and guests were…read moreadhering to wearing masks. There were a lot of plants/foliage available at this store. Our home store has different options. Overall, clean and quiet. Not much representatives available on premise.

Just had a bone-in ribeye (with the steaks from templeman's) at a bbq last night, and wow!…read more Let's just say, I found my new go to butcher. The steak was juicy, flavorful, and they even cut it fresh for the pit master yesterday. Talk about service and quality...this place is above the rest!

First off made it through the door the rustic ambiance is nice and smells amazing great prices…read morethroughout better than local chain grocery stores. You'll also receive a warm great and fast service will return again while I'm in the area they also have what seems to be local or in house soup combos on the shelves with seasoning and sauce.

I like this Asian Store...It's much better and bigger now after they renovated their building…read more They have alot of fresh produce (fresh Asian Vegetables, Fish, Meat) I even saw a coconut Milk. Of all the asian store here in the TRi-cities, this store is my favorite. To Ana H... On Hot weather you cannot prevent the odor because asian has alot of dried fish, fish sauce or even dried octopus... it's not bad it's just the way they preserve it.

In eastern Washington where there is like very little diversity, you can't complain about the…read moreoptions that you DO have when it comes to Asian grocery stores. If you have a big problem, people just know to move to the bigger cities with a greater diversity and more/bigger Asian grocery stores. However, every now and then, you need a good Asian grocery store and out of the options in the Tri-cities area, this may or may not be the store for you--depending on what you're looking for. If you're looking for more fresh Asian vegetables or frozen fish, this store is for you. If you're looking for a greater selection of sauces, dried noodles, mushrooms, etc., check out Columbia Oriental Market across town. This store was smaller than I thought it was going to be inside and the options didn't seem as great as Columbia Oriental. That said, the vegetable section here is bigger than that at Columbia Oriental. But, I believe they probably have the same supplier as having gone to both stores in one day, they seem to have the same selection with the same freshness (this place just had more out on display with all the more space). So, depending on what you need or are looking for, this may be the better grocery store for you! For me personally, I prefer and will go to Columbia Oriental Market over this place simply because I don't think they have as many options when it comes to sauces, powder mixes, and dried foods. But both are worth checking out to make your own decision!

This Yoke's on Keene is bright, with adequate space between each island/ case/ aisle, and a…read morebetter shopping experience than the others locally. The one thing that I wish it had here that the Yoke's on Bombing Range has is the $1.00 sample cheeses in the basket to try. What a fun little thing to incorporate to introduce people to different cheeses from different places in the world! Sooo....for those we go to the Bombing Range Yoke's, but that's after we get the majority of what we're looking for at the Yoke's on Keene. My kids like that their children shopping carts are low to the ground so they feel like they're driving! The natural foods section is a great area and the natural frozen foods have a nice variety.

A $20.99 dollar a pound ribeye steak was tougher than shoe leather!…read more I'll shop Safeway the next time!!!