The Greenwood Store in Seattle remodeled is bad it's a giant maze . The Electronics Department was moved to a tiny corner the lover level. Half the main floor is hard liquor. The only thing they care about selling is hard liquor . read more

Worst customer service ever, I wish I knew her name but she's very rude, this is the second time that she's been rude with me, I think she's just racist with Muslim customer period!!!!!! read more

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Fred Meyer - Grocery Near Me - Shoreline, Washington

This new renovation is horrible. My mom mentioned it being awful to me in passing and I didn't think much of it, and so was out running errands and decided to stop in. NO. NO. NO. It is HORRIBLE. The layout of items is questionable at best, it feels really claustrophobic, and honestly: they just don't have the space to do what they attempted. The lines to check out are long and disorganized, everyone ends up on top of each other, and there's no way to get around to see if other lines are shorter. Arguably the most notable and biggest deal breaker for us personally: The electronics is no longer a separate section, meaning if you're going in for electronics they're almost all behind a glass case, there's no one to let you in to look at things, and then you have to battle the insanely long line all for one stupid game controller or high ticket purchase -if you can even procure it from behind the glass in the first place. Verdict: NEVER AGAIN. EVER. read more

This is my go-to grocery store. After reading some of the comments I feel that it might be helpful to remind folks that this location is on Aurora Ave and it has to be so challenging to keep any business safe, clean and friendly on Aurora - but they do a very good job. The prices are better than Safeway or QFC and most everyone is friendly and helpful. There is one security guard who just doesn't like me but he doesn't harass me, he just refuses to acknowledge my friendly greeting when I enter or my 'have a great rest of your day' on my way out as he's checking my receipt. I transferred my prescriptions to their pharmacy several months ago and am overjoyed at how competent they are, though that gratitude may have as much to do with how bad the pharmacy I left was. Nevertheless, they do a good job. I always seemed to have some issues at self-checkout (at every store I visit) but when I asked, Matthew took the time to explain to me why the issues were happening and how to prevent them in the future - saving me frustration not only here but elsewhere. read more

Since when is it Fred Meyer policy to ask for your receipt when leaving with a cart of stuff that is not bagged obviously because it's soda? Yeah I won't be shopping here anymore. You lost me as a customer. I'll go to Central Market/Town & Country instead. read more

I love Fred Meyer! They literally have everything you need...I could live there! I've been going to this location since I was little. Anyone remember the old layout before the remodel, with the popcorn machine by the cash registers? Anyways, this place has pretty much everything you need to find. If not the EXACT thing or brand, there's always something similar you can get. This store is split in sections. The southern part of the store is all groceries, with a Seattle's Best Coffee and a deli area where you can get hot foods, potato salads and the like. Lots of fresh produce, a seafood/meats area, bakery section, dairy items, and your aisles of everything else. Their natural foods section is awesome! I don't know how the price compares to other stores, but the fact that they carry those items is cool. The middle part of their store was recently moved around, so forgive me if I'm getting some things mixed up. The section next to the food/groceries has toiletry items, greeting cards, make-up, hair products, pain meds, baby items, books and magazines. In the back is the shoe section, and continues into the clothes section. As other Yelpers have said, the clothes at most Fred Meyer locations are the same quality as KMart, Target, etc. Lastly, the northern part of the store has all sorts of stuff. Mostly things for your home: towels, bed sheets, lamps, kitchen appliances, rugs, chairs, notebooks, pens, picture frames, vacuums, and much more. Next to the pharmacy is the electronics section, and I'd have to say it isn't the place to pick up a CD. They don't have a very big selection, and it's pretty small compared to the Fred Meyer in Lynnwood. Have a shelf of iPod speakers/accessories, and a fair selection of TV's, video games, DVD's, and cameras. There's also a toy, garden, paint and sports/auto section, but as another Yelper said, it's creepily dead there. Even the employees are scarce in those parts. I rarely go back there, but when I do, I kinda get freaked out by how quiet and strangely alone you feel back there. All in all, I like this Fred Meyer. Good place to stop by if you need some groceries, or anything on their list. Their slogan "You'll find it at Fred Meyer" is pretty true! read more

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"We have what you want but we're too lazy to bring it out for you. Sorry" Horrible customer service. I mean I know it's a grocery store but some on. Don't you want to sell your product?! read more

I'm curious how Fred Meyer attracts so many sketchy people to shop there. It's not the people who work there, because they are super tolerant and decent. Seriously. I was getting my hunting license here last year and a dude was trying to return a half-drunk bottle of juice for cash. The gal at the service counter wanted to punch him, obviously, but she restrained herself and dealt with his nonsense with compassion. I'm still giving it 3 stars because it's full of plastic garbage and weird clothes. Also, I'm confident that this store lies at the intersection of two Prime Meridians of Sketchiness or something, because you can find sketchy people here 24/7. read more

This place is the worst. The fine folks who have jobs there missed out on the time when one learns to say "please" and "thank you". Customer Service sucks. Did you guys ever hear of The Ten Feet Rule? (Google it.) News Flash! "No problem" is NOT a substitute for "You're welcome"! The Beer Section is always a disorganized neglected disaster. How difficult is it to restock and face your section...Mr/Ms Beverage Manager? I could go on and on...but, you get the picture. Avoid this creepy dump. There are many other great choices with great customer service and better prices. read more

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I've been a customer at fred Meyer shoreline for nearly eight years, I am a law respecting person,I'm polite and respectful, and forgiving of incidents involving verbal abuse,unfair character judgement,a disregard for my physical limitations,out right rude treatment by customer service,I am limited in mobility and don't get out much,I've done business in good faith,everything from televisions ,electronics,groceries,I've lived in this neighborhood paying rent my income is limited,I bought a sound bar and subwoofer ,it was faulty ,I was ill for some time and could not go out till I recovered,when I finally got to return it I was accused of theft and verbally abused and was told it was to late, my purchase was verified by my fred Meyers card, they through me out,I left the defective product, I was leave the store yesterday and saw someone's ID on the floor ,I'm recovering from sciatica and can't bend over,one customer service clerk rudely yelled pick it up then,I was embarassed,I was only being helpful,I notified the management who only tried made to tell me to settle down, a common ploy to avoid accountability, why doesn't customer service ethic matter any more its sad, it's been suggested and stated by a store employee that the fred Meyers in shoreline is closing in the near future, so there's no need to care about customer service or basic courtesy ,it doesn't take a psychic to see that properties are now slated for high end apartments all around the ramshackle fred Meyers building,think about it, don't you deserve respect,customer service, and respect what ever race you are, or being perceived as less than, glad to take your hard earned money,with no basic respect that every one should enjoy,not decided by a disgruntled clerk who is convinced your not even worth any dignity, this is extremely concerning what's happening to our society? My look to the future is a nervous glance, read more

About two months ago we started using the curve by order pick up. The crew is always hustling, polite and timely. They always do a good job gathering (no mistake in item selection), bagging and loading our items. Using the app was easy and you can notify them through the app that you arrived. It is free. We have also been about to do same day pick up. We like that you have many options for pick up time so we can plan it around our other outings. We stopped using Safeway home delivery because mistakes with billing, item selection and timeliness. read more

I just had a job interview here with Roseanne the HR manager. I asked her a key question which I feel everyone should be asking. My question was "what is Fred Meyer doing to keep employees and customers safe?" To which she replied, we're following policy about the masks. So I asked another question. If someone comes to my register, can I refuse service until they put a mask on? Her answer was no, we're not turning anyone away, even if they don't want to wear a mask. I told her it's the law in WA state though, to which she asked very rudely if I was arguing with her. I hadn't even been hired on yet and that was the way she was treating me. So it seems like our health and safety don't even matter to them as long as they make money. Needless to say, it was a hard pass for me. Only shop here if you want to support a money hungry company who doesn't care about its employees or customers. read more

It is a superstore...so they carry just about everything. Great sales if you are willing to buy more at once (extra money off if you buy enough grocery items on their given list). Their holiday section is always really overloaded and they end up selling a ton via clearance tables at the end of the season (stock up for next year!). The pharmacy is quick to fill prescriptions and they have accepted every insurance we have used (there is an app rating local prescription prices and FM is always one of the cheapest...FYI). Evenings and weekends are packed...they have a lot of theft issues so the door alarms are always going off...and there are always homeless people at the entrances to both the parking lot and the store itself. read more

A great place to shop .Every one is friendly and helpful.They know wear everything.is which is helpfull

The starbucks inside this Fred Meyer makes great coffee and the employees are rad. Always accommodating, and Gail is the best barista!

I found a snack with a hole in its bag at their discounted section. And I've seen something like this before, it was a baby formula which had a hole and I could see inside! Really? It's disgusting. I think its pretty messed up that they know the fact these products are damaged (as damaged as you can touch inside) and still try to sell them. read more

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I just had a very rude experience with Mari at the self checkout I was buying dry ice for my coldcaps during chemo and I even explained that to her because she was so put off about having to get in the cooler to get it for me Rolling her eyes and very abrupt body language I dont understand the lack of compassion or the fact she doesn't want to do her job since she works there read more

Some of the long time staff here are wonderful, but lately the store has been hiring new employees who are rude, sullen and don't wear their masks. I hate going in this store now because it seems so dirty and germ-filled. The mask mandate is not enforced, and the new staff can be seen with their masks around their chins, or taking them off completely. This is a failure of management. read more

Destroyed by the remodel. It's depressing to shop here! This store used to have a GREAT produce area--bright, huge selection, lots of organic. Now it's tiny, dark, small selection. Worse than the worst Safeway from the 1990's. Whole store feels dark and sad. Lines somehow are longer and slower. How??? I tried the self check out; as you stand in line you watch yourself and your fellow prisoners on a huge screen that flashes the words MONITORING in red. The check out stations are crammed together, like touching elbows; think prison shower. You are treated to a camera on your face (also MONITORING) as you weigh your bananas, like you're at an ATM. But you're inside a really dark sad grocery store buying bananas, wondering what's the point to it all and why go on? Just awful, never going back. read more

My husband and I stopped by on a weekday to pick up some flowers. It looked like there was a decent selection, but I couldn't find a SINGLE shopping cart. I walked across the store to the grocery department...still no luck! Why are there not any carts near the garden department entrance?! We gave up and left the store empty-handed...ridiculous! read more

I shop here for personal and work and have never had any issues with staff or well, much of anything. The biggest issue I've had was catching a guy using his camera to peep into a fitting room after I'd just left it. Thank goodness I'm super quick to try on clothes and staff was nearby to call security. I have needed staff a few times for pricing issues and they have been helpful each time. read more

This Fred Meyer used to be a good, general store. You could walk in, pick up some groceries, go clothes shopping, and find a wide variety of items for the home. Since their most recent remodel, though, they've become little more than an expanded QFC, cutting out most everything which isn't groceries. At this point, what possible reason do I have to come here instead of to a nearer supermarket? Fred Meyer and Kroger completely screwed up when they remodeled and redesigned this location and I will not be shopping here again. read more

We like the selection and prices in the store but the check out lines are so awful we won't be back. Last night we waited 28 min to check out (2 lines open plus self checkout from 8-830 pm). I'm happy to self checkout when it's just me or if I have a few items but I had a week's worth of groceries and a 2 year old so it wasn't a good option. There was no one to help bagging (even though a woman in front of us was in a wheelchair) until it was our turn (even though I was happy to bag ourselves. She boxed me out). The woman who bagged for us was incredibly slow and then rude to me. Not going back. read more

Worst pharmacy ever. Hands down no questions asked. My prescription is a controlled substance(that I didn't know). They transferred my lyrica to QFC without telling me it couldn't be switched again without my doctors okaying it. I called FMP on Wednesday and I was told my prescription would be ready by Friday. Friday rolls around and nothing. I gave them the weekend to get fill. Come Monday(only having enough pills for today) they tell me that they can't fill my prescription and because it's a controlled substance. Why couldn't they tell me this in the first place? Why couldn't they have told me on Wednesday? They are also incredibly condescending and rude.It's clear that they don't care about their patients. I'd rather die from withdrawal than ever return to this pharmacy. read more

I love the remodel of this store. There is plenty of room for two carts to pass each other in the aisles. It is a much more pleasant shopping experience. The store is much less congested now. Produce is mostly of good quality and reasonably priced. I like that you can buy organic produce much cheaper than PCC and Whole Foods. My only complaint with this and all Fred Meyer's is the meat quality but I only like Double DD, Thriftway and Central Market meat. read more

It was an emergency shopping for my mushroom hunt trip the next day. When I went there, it was pretty late. I was trying to find a basket which I can put mushroom in while hunting. I didn't want to walk around and look for one. Therefore, I just asked an employee at the store. She was so friendly and gave me general direction to where I should be. I found a basket shortly, even better, it was also 25% off. It's a medium size basket and I carried about 3-5 lbs of chanterelle mushrooms in my basket. It's just AWESOME!! read more

I've been to a lot of Fred Meyers in my life and this one is just kind down in the dumps. I hadn't been here in years and came in a pinch when I was nearby. The store isn't kept up very well and the displays seem hodge podgey and scattered. The check out process is kind of a nightmare. Prices are the same as QFC (same parent store). I would much rather have a calmer, more pleasant shopping experience at QFC than come back to this Fred Meyer., Yes, it's kind of a one stop shop but when the merchandise isn't laid out in an intuitive manner, it doesn't help for it to be a catch-all store. read more

My experiences over the last year or so at this location have not improved. Rather, it has gotten worse. I've been going to Freddy's in Oregon and Washington for over 20 years. This is by far, the worst location I've been to. I must say that the customer service here is pretty good, which is why I'm giving it 2 starts, instead of 1. Whether I've encountered stock clerks, cashiers, or customer service reps, they've all offered me good customer service and that is commendable. That being said, there is so much room for improvement here. I mentioned the produce in my last review. It is now to the point where I don't buy ANY produce here which defeats the purpose of "one stop shopping." Additionally, the meat is okay but again, the price to quality ratio is way off. It's okay to have expensive meat if there is corresponding quality but that's not the case. Another frequent issue is being out of sale items. Now, if this were 20 years ago, I would understand that grocers may have issues ordering appropriate stock for customers. However, with the advent of the Fred Meyer Rewards card, there is a way to track purchases and therefore, make educated decisions about how much stock to order. I often stop here because I am going by on the way home. It's very frustrating that every trip here ends with a stop at another store because the product was subpar, overpriced, or not on the shelf. read more

A few years back I did some price comparisons between Safeway, Top Foods, and Fred Meyer. I expected there might be some slight price differences - maybe a dime or two - between the costs of the grocery products I commonly bought. To my surprise, Fred Meyer was MUCH less expensive, sometimes by more than a dollar on something like a package of cookies (same brand and size). What's more, the difference in price wasn't just between FM's price and the other stores' "non-member" prices - Fred Meyer was even cheaper than their "club" prices. I respect the fact that Freddy's isn't trying to gouge the customer by forcing them to sign up for "purchase tracking" cards like the other stores, yet is still able to offer their products at lower prices. Plus, their department store offers SO much more than the grocery-only stores - it's great to get so much shopping done at one spot, even if I have to drive a bit further to get there. read more

I've found prices are cheaper here than QFC and Safeway. And while they don't have as extensive a deli counter as Central, that works to my advantage so I won't drop more money than necessary on fancy meats + cheeses. On occasion, I'll find Sage Derby or a lovely English Stilton with Cranberries! Their prices on items like that are also usually cheaper than Central. Produce is always well stocked. The guys that work in that department have also been friendly and helpful. Their natural/organic section is pretty decent for a mainstream store. They don't just sell groceries though, they also sell housewares, electronics, clothing, jewelry... name it and they probably sell it. I can't vouch for the quality of their clothes. A perfunctory glance tells me that the quality would be comparable to K-Mart or cheaper items found at Target. Checkstands can be busy. In fact, I don't think I've ever gone when they weren't. They have the self-service stands that move pretty quickly provided you don't get stuck behind the one person who's exceeded the suggested limit AND who can't figure out how to ring up produce. It's all photos and touch screens... seriously, not that damned hard. read more

I love the variety and prices of everything...but why do I always feel like EVERY employee hates working at this store. There might be one or two exceptions, but no one ever seems happy...and when they are stocking shelves, etc. they never give the customer the right of way. I would rather pay a little more and shop where people are happy and like their jobs! read more

Fred Meyer has quickly become my regular grocery store after my god-awful visits to the Safeway on 236th. This Fred Meyer is great! Prices are a lot cheaper than other nearby stores, they have a pretty good selection, and items are well-stocked. They have a large produce section and I do quite like the natural foods section as well. Employees are super friendly and nice. On my last visit, I realized that my gallon of milk was leaking after it had already been rung up. The cashier called to a guy on the floor and had him bring me a new gallon quick as can be. Woohoo! One downside is that the checkout lines are always LOOONG and there aren't even that many open half of the time. I have no clue why... read more

Freddy's!!! My first one-stop-shopping love. I recall the days when they didn't even have alarm systems for their music, VHS, and computer games sections. Even when they installed the magnetic strips, it was way too easy to rip them off and do as you pleased with the merchandise. I'm just saying. I wouldn't really know, of course. I think the East Coast - namely, Brooklyn - needs something like Fred Meyer. We've got Target at Atlantic Center. The Center of Empty Shelves and Longest Lines. No thanks. Oh, what? You can buy everything on the InterWebs, now, thanks to Al Gore? AWESOME! Let me jot that on my Post-It pad. read more

This is one of the better Fred Meyer locations I have been to. They have a great variety of kitchen ware, home supplies, groceries and clothing. Plus I enjoy the fact that it is close to home. The produce department is huge and has plenty of delicious fruits and veggies to choose from including some organic. Next to the produce department is the deli which always seems to have some really good deals on their deli meats and cheeses, and they have a nice selection of pasta salads. As far as the rest of the grocery side of the store, they have a great natural foods area with plenty of good items to choose from, the shelves are always stocked and full and they have great prices on most of their products. My wife and I love the variety of kids clothes. We have found many of my daughters outfits here for really cheap and during certain times of the year they have 40-60% off sales on kids clothes. You can pretty much anything you need for your kitchen, living room, bed room, bathroom, etc., with great deals all around. I am not real impressed with the electronics department. The new release movies are usually really expensive to where I can go to Target or Best Buy and get them some ten dollars cheaper. It's a small department with not a lot to choose from. Like one of the other reviewers, some of the employees here do seem to hate their job and do not smile at all, but there are quite a few that are very friendly and have great people skills. read more

They have a decent selection of just about everything. Seems like the food quality/selection is somewhere between Safeway and Trader Joes. Definitely higher prices than Safeway and probably not as good as Trader Joes. As for clothes I would say, poor selection, poor quality and limited selection. You can find home furnishings, gardening items, and more all of decent quality but maybe a bit over priced for the quality that they sell. I only really stop by if it's the only thing open and need something urgently. Staff seem to be friendly and helpful enough. read more

Prices are terrible and the checkout lines go half way back in store!! Will avoid at all cost from now on.

Customer service sucks So slow they are just standing there chit chating With each other read more

I LOVE this Fred Meyer! OMG shoreline, this place has it all! Need stylish clothes...for the whole family? Check! Need groceries? Check! Need a new pleather ottoman with faux fur? Check! Anyone who gives this A+ store less than 3 stars should move to Bellevue. read more

Fred Meyer is one of my fave stores to shop at despite being further away from my house than I'd prefer. There is one on 85th but it does not offer food (quite strange). I discovered this morning that this location offers free wifi for an hour while shopping. I thought that was a nice perk for those eating at the deli or wanting to look up recipes, etc. The store was a bit slow this morning when I arrived & there was no open cashier line (8:30am). Everything had to be done through the self-scanners. Perhaps because it was so early that they thought everyone could just self-scan. The store could use an update as you can tell it's an older location. But overall, offer most items that the larger Fred Meyer's do. read more