"I shop at Nordstroms not Fred Meyers" - Mac Dre. Mac Dre is trippin (RIP) I've never been to a Fred Meyers but good lord!! That store is fire!! I dont see how it can have bad reviews. Thats like a Nugget Grocery store, Target, Best Buy, and a Khols all wrapped into one and it also has a jewelry store that place is insane! Wish We had one of those back home. They had a nice seafood, bakery and deli spot. The service was good the person at the electronics section asked me if I needed some help. The whole place was just chill with the lights not too bright. They had lots of things on sale. They had a spot where they had Levis, dickies and Carnhart. Sucks for them that I dont wear dickies or carnhart. I'm from Northern Cali I stay in nothing but Ben Davis and Levis but they didnt have the size Levis in the color I wanted. Hands down this place is dope af!! But its hella far from home and 2 hours away from where I'm staying out here in Oregon. read more

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I live in Utah where we no longer have Fred Meyers but we did as a child so I was anxious to go inside. It's really busy because it's the only place to get supplies for all of the nearby coastal cities. The prices seemed more expensive than Utah but I hit a great deal on darling Boots! Yes I miss them so please come back to Utah read more

I've been to many Fred Meyer's, but none are as unclean as this one. There is mold on the bottom of the freezers, and trash in multiple areas. read more

They carry a lot of item that I need. lines are fast and prices a little high and I still order from Amazon and Walmart for dry goods when I don't need right away. The thing that gets me though is the one and only bike rack. They only have room for four bikes and it's full just about every time I get there. I don't know if the employees are using it(seems that way, same two bikes are there a lot), but still they can make room for more bike racks. In that area. read more

Rude and unprofessional staff. The store was filthy with trash, cluttered with product, I couldn't find what I needed and I did not want to ask an angry/frowny employee for assistance. read more

Tillamook Freddy's rules!!!! Best deli ever. The store is set up perfectly . Close to fun stuff. Nice Starbucks staff. Clean store. Friendly staff that actually know where things are and you can find them too. Well done. read more

Fred Meyer - a car parked in front of a store - Grocery Near Me - Tillamook, Oregon

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Great store, prices, cleanliness, service and location. Attentive staff and a good variety of food choices

The Store Director and ALL Management needs to be let go. They definitely REQUIRE a 'shake up' at Tillamook Oregon Fred Meyer/Kroger. The store director and managers get "a way" with WAY TOO MUCH for this small town. The number of high qualified employees waiting in line to show them how a nation wide store is run baffles me. Kroger could do so much better for the wages/benefits paid here. Lots of educated people ready to step in, read more

It's nice to see this Fred Meyer's still in operation. I've been to this store many times but not for several years. It's like all Fred Meyer's. A little bit of everything. The Oregon Coast is surprisingly not busy for Mothers Day Weekend. So, neither is Fred Meyer's on a Saturday Afternoon. We found everything we were looking for and some gifts for a family member. We even found a few camping items for ourselves. I managed to keep my wallet at bay in the outdoor section. "The Struggle Is Real." My Wife is currently looking for a gift for our niece and some cards for the occasion while I sit on a lovey Grey Finley Chair ($169.00) in the Home Decor Section. Anywho. Fred's is always a good choice. They've got it all. read more

Excellent customer service at the gas station from David. Had an operator error (me) with fuel points. David helped me and made sure I received credit for my $1.00 off that I lost. Thank you David! read more

I am 72. I look 72. But if I want to buy a bottle of wine or a Bic lighter here I have to extract my drivers license from my wallet so the checker can scan it to make sure I am not a 16 year old disguised as a 72 year old. Feels like going through TSA at the airport. Fred's obviously cares more about keeping its lawyers happy than treating its customers and employees respectfully. read more

This is my local store and I like it quite long Did prices good qualities There was not in food or anything bad in there They keep the track and I love the service people that are nice Thank you to the people. And hope that everyone knows it's got some money and what's the job you doing very well keep it up for me. read more

This Freddy's is a good one. Huge food selctionm good seafood, customer service, pharmacy. 1 stop shopping on the Coast, baby. read more

Pharmacy crew is over worked and understaffed. Came through with a late prescription fill near their closing time which was much appreciated. Very, very, very busy and rigorous about closing time. read more

This is our go-to shopping experience when we are in the area. It has everything you need for travelers who forgot things, and everything we need for a week at the rental house. Great produce selection. Butchers were very helpful at the meat case. Others helped us with directions to needed items. A few went out of their way to help us get just the right thing. Kudos! read more

Good experience, friendly staff and had all I needed and more. It was nice to be at a coast Fred Meyer because it did not feel chaotic like the ones at home. read more

Great choice, fresh veggies and meat. Friendly service and very clean store. Lots of great choices for a great price

Great Fred Meyer. Friendly staff. Great sale prices and plenty of coupons that keep you going back! Usually plenty of checkers to keep the lines moving quickly. Had to return items, customer service was excellent! Only thing I would change is the entry doors, the automatic doors are cross eyed from each other so many people zig thru one automatic door then zag across to catch the other one. Why arent they straight in front of each other? read more

Finally...The Rock HAS COME BACK...to Tillamook Fred Meyers. You see, The Rock selected a couple of items and moseyed on up to one of the slowest cashiers this side of the Mississippi. But you see, it's not her fault that the jabroni in front of the line decided to write a check BUT IS FUNCTIONALLY ILLITERATE. So The Rock places his two items on the belt and Edna the Cashier scans them little sumbitches on through. BEEP. BEEP. BOOP. What the hell, Enda? The Rock is a customer, not R2-D2. Hurry up, The Rock doesn't have all day. So Edna calls Flossie the Manager for an override. Over ride? The Rock is gonna ride his ass over that belt and layeth the smacketh down. Flossie states that The Rock is using "his HSA card for non-health related items". The Rock asks Flossie what exactly those items are. "Well, sir..." IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT ITEMS THEY ARE. If The Rock wants to buy preparation H, Local H, Triple H, then he'll damn well do that. He's gonna take his new debit card, shine that sumbitch up real good, and stick it sideways straight up your candy ass! If you smeeeelllll...la la la...what The Rock...is cookin' read more

Great Place to shop! Employees are friendly and always helpful! Large one stop shop for household and outdoor goods, clothing, groceries, etc., read more

While just getting gas the attendant came up and said it's self serve. I said oh okay? I not sure how to pump gas as it's Oregon, but was confused as he just got done helping the women behind me. I asked does that apply to all or just some customers? He said she was disabled but I don't know how he could tell that by just looking at her. Nor did she have a disability tag in her window, so I was a little confused.. He said your not disabled, I said no but that's something you shouldn't assume by just looking at someone. As I got out of my car he proceeds to go over to the other attendants and was mocking the conversation we had. Do better sir, I know your fairly new and probably don't have the nicest people come thru but your behavior was just simply rude and condescending and it wasn't appropriate. read more

My husband and I moved here to Tillamook a week or so ago...we are both on disability and do not make a lot of money. My husband finds himself with no insurance and is waiting on the VA to kick in. YES HE IS A VETERAN...however due to medical needs and my co-pays and some groceries we have spent over 2000 dollars in that store in 4 days. We tried to get the card at service counter to start getting points but was told it was to many and they were not allowed to do that many... have us a number... wrong number...sent another person, sorry we can't help you , you will have to call back in 24 to 48hrs because I cannot see the receipt. So we have incurred more so again I called and got the run around, got hung up on when I asked for a manager. Called cooperate...got no where...only got 500 out of 2030.00...not happy I have all the receipts with numbers etc... read more

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The most useful store in tillamook! Especially if you're camping in the area. They have gas, groceries, homes essentials and more. All the workers have been extremely helpful and the store always looks clean. The only downside is parking, which can be hard to find in the busier seasons. Also, is it just me or is this Fred Meyer extremely large compared to most Freddie's.. read more

Over-the-top fantastic customer service!!! Every single department has friendly and ready to help employees!!!! It really feels like the employees are united like a family, and they're truly happy to be there We really appreciate the patience and care they are giving during this COVID-19 pandemic, very brave and courageous considering a few customers were rude and needing to blame the cashiers for some of the safety restrictions in place. Real life hero's!!! Favorite store EVER!!!! read more

Fred Meyer - Grocery Near Me - Tillamook, Oregon

Nice clean store. Friendly helpful staff. Checker was nice. Fresh produce was awesome!

I carried a watermelon. No really. I did. (In her defense, so did Baby.) To complete the trifecta of Freddy's stops, we stopped again, this time in Tillamook. And much like the stops in Portland and Hillsboro, Fred didn't exactly give us exactly what we wanted, but we were happy in a round about sort of way. We needed cash - but the cash machine at Fred's wanted $3 dollars for the transaction. Hummmph. So I walked out with $40 in 5s, and the most succulent $3.00 watermelon I have ever tasted. Unfortunately Johnny Castle was not there to have the time of his life with me. read more

Fred Meyer - Grocery Near Me - Tillamook, Oregon

wanting to get groceries out of the way, never had the opportunity to looked on your website and says you are open at 6 am. Just to get there and walk up to the doors that day Doors open at 7am. read more

This review is coming from a California girl (actually old lady) who is jealous. When the best thing I have to compare with is a Walmart, this Fred Meyer guy must be a genius. Maybe it's because you Oregonians have so much rain you need to hurry up and just git 'er done. But I love an uber one-stop store. The choices. The variety. Everything from pharmaceuticals, to furniture, to clothing, to massive grocery options. Wow. I can go in, shop like a mad woman, load up the car, and I'm done! Oh yeah. I also found some good coffee beans here too. Tully's was one. You guys. I hope you know, you've got it good. Now, if only they could map the store, or even do GPS so I could find everything. read more

Got Karened. My family came here to get our shellfish license. It was my two younger brothers and I. One of my brothers went to the restroom while my other brother and I waited in the customer service line. My brother who was in line with me bought his own license. I told my other brother to just come up to the customer service register with me and I'll purchase both of our licenses together in one transaction. There was a crazy old white lady behind us that flipped out and said "are you really going to have him cut me in line." I was like what is she talking about "cutting the line." I'm making two purchases in one transaction. Well she went crazy, walked out of the line and left to another part of the store. She later came back, got in our faces, coughed, and called us rude. She then went and grabbed another Fred Meyer associate who agreed with this crazy lady that we had to wait in line I. Front of her and behind her to make two individual purchases instead of one purchase. How does that make any sense? So if I buy something for my brother I have to wait in line after another customer even if I am in front of that customer in line and make two different purchase transactions in two different parts in the line? Fred Meyer get your act together. The young lady who did help us was very polite, nice, and wished us a better day, but the other old lady Fred Meyer associate is crazy just like the crazy old white lady customer. BTW I'm Asian and all the other people at Fred Meyer are white. There was even an old white guy behind who did not make a crazy deal out of this. I do not think these people being white are the reason for these crazy old ladies. Not only did Fred Meyer agree with this crazy Karen, but you also allowed another customer to step in my face breaking covid-19 6 feet distancing rules and cough in my face with no repercussions to that crazy Karen customer. Oregon you can keep your Fred Meyer BS. read more

My cousin and I were in the other day and seriously felt like we fell into the 60's. My cousin is hispanic and was racially profiled and harassed by one of the employees because he was trying to buy spray paint for a project. Initially he was refused service and even was asked for his receipt after making his purchase in self checkout. This is absolutely unacceptable not only due to the fact that it is the 21st century but also given the social climate. I am embarrassed for this company and it's inability to evolve with the rest of society. read more

I shop here daily probably the cleanest produce and meat department around. For a box store the staff is vary clean and helpful when ever I have questions. read more

We are a small town with only 2 grocery stores. Fred Myers believes that they are the only store to shop at, installing mostly self check out stands. Raising the prices, and now found out this morning that they're charging 50 cents to run a debit card under $100 and $3 over a $100 . This store has lost our business. We spend roughly $300 every 2 weeks for our groceries. This will be taken somewhere else read more

I really dislike shopping. Grocery. Hardware. Lawn & Garden. Dry goods. Drug store type stuff. All of it. It's the travel. For us, it's either a 35 minute drive south to Newport (Fred Meyer, J.C. Market), a 50 minute drive NE to McMinnville (Roth's), a 65 minute drive E to Salem, or a 55 minute drive N to Tillamook (Fred Meyer.) Or the long 2hr+ drive to Portland.... As a result, I do a lot of shopping online. As much as possible. But lettuce and Greek yogurt don't do well with the USPS or FedEx. What makes the difference in determining where we travel to shop? 4 things: 1. The quality of the meat, dairy, and produce at a given market. (the non-shipables) and the overall variety available. Choices are important. 2. Customer service and the cleanliness of stores 3. Price. (Though, once you've committed to paying for the gas to get there, a few pennies one way or the other is not the deciding vote) 4. *and this is key* -- what else is there in the area that makes the trip worthwhile -- and lets us get other errands (or fun activities) accomplished at the same time. The Tillamook Freddy's is big (B-I-G so wear your comfortable shoes) -- with good selection; and meat, dairy, and produce I can live with. I'd like the selection to include more high quality brands and less of the cheap-o Kroger store brands -- but there's no fighting the lowest common denominator policies. The store is clean and comfortable (though the parking lot is a bit of a circus) -- and we've usually found everything we were looking for. Price compares with Freddy's in Salem and Newport, and the people we've interacted with have been polite, professional, friendly, and helpful. And the drive to Tillamook is beautiful; we love stopping at the farm stands we've traded with over the years. Smokehouses. Cheese/dairy factories. Our favorite taco truck is right on the highway, just a mile south of Fred Meyer -- so a good excuse to stop for a snack. Quilting specialty shops (more than one -- quilting appears to be a big deal here.) We end up in this Tillamook Freddy's every few weeks. Excellent market if you're up for a hike. read more

Let's just say if you have a bit of extra pigment in your skin I'd probably skip this place and drive an hour to find another. You'll find yourself watching your back constantly and eyes on you all the time. read more

I am embarrassed to admit that I didn't know there was a Fred Meyer my first time in Tillamook and I went to Safeway instead. Freddy's is cheaper and faster than the competition, so if there's something I left at home I know I can grab it here and throw it on ice until I get back to the campsite. One summer I kept forgetting mustard until I had at least 3 bottles in my fridge at home. If you're heading into town from the Wilson River Highway, take a right onto Highway 101 and pick up everything you will ever need for a weekend camping trip. I'm serious, this Fred Meyer has every department - not like Portland stores, where the apparel section ends and begins with bags of tube socks. The cashier's at this store are helpful and friendly. I've had to get a price adjustment and it was easy to take care of at the Customer Service area. The bathrooms don't smell any better than the cows and one time I cut my leg on the metal that is coming off the bottom of the stall door. I don't think this is anything new if you have ever used a Fred Meyer restroom. The Fuel Center earns this location a bonus star, but since this is the cheapest gas in town you are going to have to wait. Use your rewards card and save an extra $0.03... which I have come to realize really could only mean saving $0.50 at the very most. Oh well. I know that camping is supposed to be a time to get away from it all, but sometimes I need my Organic Valley half 'n half and a 12-pack of Sessions Black. Oh and sometimes you forget to pack a jacket and pajama pants. Fine, maybe you also forget the air mattress. This is where I come for all of those things. read more

Chris was so helpful!! I absolutely love doing the check-out... they forgot a bag of groceries and fixed the problem right away. Thank you for Taking your time Chris! You're great at your job and Freddie's Thanks for having great help read more

I prefer this location to our Warrenton location hands down. Store is better lit, organized, clean, and even seems to have better sale prices on some items. Things that were 50% off in Warrenton, were 60% off here in the same week. More floor space and more of a selection of clothing is always a nice thing when coupled with a good sale. Shoe prices left a lot to be desired even on clearance. Fred's still has it's "make you work for it" type sales where you combine sale prices with in-store coupons, and these can be deceiving. The customer has to do a lot of fine print reading to maximize the savings. All shopping seems to be doing this as of late, especially in grocery where one has to use club cards, etc. to get "savings" that really aren't that great. Book department is double the size as Warrenton's as well. Many more children's options. Friendly staff as well. Nice store. read more

This Fred Meyers isn't all that bad. I've been there many times but thought I'd point out a very rude employee. She went out of her way to be rude to me and try to make herself not be a liar BUT.... caught her bluff. She was a short chubby lady with short brown hair and was working the self-check this morning. Nobody was there at all so I asked her if there was a way I could get some quarters in my 'cashback'. She literally told me there were NO quarters in the WHOLE store!!!! I asked her to clarify and she did. She said there were any quarters at all in that Fred Meyers. I thought that was ridiculous and went to go to a line to check out. Soon after, that same lady goes down the line to tell all the cashiers to say that they don't have quarters. When it was my I turn, I just asked, "Did she tell you to say you don't have quarters when you actually do?" The cashier said "yeah". The cashier was nice and had plenty of quarters so she let me have some in my cash back. I m homeless and just wanted to do laundry because I got a shower this morning. I figured I'd call and let the manager know so they can have the one bad apple corrected... then the manager told me there are no quarters in the store ... this is AFTER I got quarters and saw that there were more in the till. The cashier lady told me to go to a bank.... why don't they have someone go to the bank for them if they're struggling that bad??? read more

It's a wonder how I ever find parking here , let alone make it from the parking lot to the store. But somehow I manage. Yes, it's that crazy! It's rather funny that this is one of the biggest and newest grocery building in town. You would this with all the co-op around you, all the mama and papa shops would line the road way, but nope, we let corporate America doomed them in. Fred Meyer is monsterous in size and you can see when you walk in. It's the Wal-Mart of shopping. Electronic, check. Clothing section, check. Grocery section, check. It has everything you can possibility need. I have to admit, I do stop there when I make my trip to Rockaway and between my boyfriend and I we do quite a bit of damage on grocery and Wii games. The prices are comparable to Portland's, and you do rack it up since you're trying to find things to do in case the weather gets cold. It's definitely one-stop shopping as advertised. read more

If I could give less stars I would. The deli manager is disgusting! He has a big nasty beard that the beard net barely covers. He treats his workers like crap! He was stocking the cheese display seemed oblivious to the customers waiting to be helped. When I looked at him he quickly looked away. At this point he barked at an older lady in the back to come up to help at the counter. The poor thing looked flustered and told him she was making a sandwich for a customer. He still did not make any attempt to help customers. read more