I had an unfortunate experience today at the Grocery Outlet on the west side of Olympia. I came in…read morebriefly with headphones on, grabbed a few items, and had no interaction with any staff while shopping. Near the entrance there is an older male employee who seemed to have an unpleasant demeanor. I took out my headphones to be polite to the checkout employee. While I checked out he spoke with another older female employee talking about me. Then he came over quietly muttered "find somewhere else to shop." I was very surprised to hear that, especially as a paying customer who had simply come in, purchased a few items, and left without causing any issue or talking to anyone. Telling a customer to shop somewhere else is not something I would ever expect to hear from an employee. I've shopped at this location for years and never had a negative experience, which made this interaction even more disappointing. I hope management is aware and addresses this type of behavior toward customers.

Great store. Great people. You walk in and everyone who is available greets you without question…read more Store is clean and precise. Love this about a grocery store.

Grocery outlet has been a life saver with a family members recent diagnoses and special diet. They…read morehave tons of KETO, GF, and vegan options. I've even found paddywax candles here. The cashiers are also really delightful. Make sure you download the app and attach your phone # so you get $5 off coupons.

On MAY 13TH I purchased a package of pork chops for $10.44. When I got home I proceeded to set up…read moremy cook. When I opened the package of chops I could smell they were off. I immediately got back in my car and headed back to the store. When I arrived I spoke to the manager who was helpful and kind however I feel I need to report this. One of the employees went to the meat department to get a new package of chops. I asked the manager to open the package to make sure the chops were fresh. She opened the package and we could small they also were bad. We both went back to the meat department to find a fresh package. As she proceeded to open each package they were all bad! How could this be? They returned my money no problem but I needed chops to cook for my family's dinner so I went to Winco. I am new to the area and had decided to check the Grocery Outlet out since the price of food is so high. I was very disappointed. At Winco I was able to buy the same pork chops for $2.38 per pound and the package was only $8.40. The pork at the outlet was $3.48 per pound for rotten meat. I wonder how many unsuspecting customers brought home rotted chops and put them in the freezer for another day. If it wasn't so late in the day I would have done this. So if you recently bought chops at this store and put them in your freezer I suggest you return them because when you defrost them you will find out they are un edible This place was no bargain. They made me a loyal Winco customer. The year is 2026.

I only go here occasionally due to not driving. So I have more trouble finding items than a regular…read morecustomer. But the prices are very good and there is a good choice of products to chose from. The desserts are wonderful! But pick it up as soon as it catches your eye or taste buds. They go fast!

Saving cash with a smile ever time. The assit with asking hows your day, if they can't help they…read moregive recomend similar items.

I shop here 2 to 3 times a month. Their best buys are cheese, ice cream, pizza, and various frozen…read moreproducts. I shop carefully and check expiration dates, ingredients, weights, and recommended number of servings. You can also find products you did not know you "needed." Eggs can also be a good buy, bread not so much. A great time of the year is when they have their 20% off wine sale and 20% off vitamin sale. (Not positive it's 20% off on vitamins, but I think that's it.) The owners are friendly and proud of their store. Most of the employees are super helpful. Also this store supports several local charities. My advice is give yourself time to shop and you will be amazed at some of the bargains.

This is a decent Grocery Outlet. They carry a nice variety of household goods, produce and…read morenon-perishable foods. Overall the prices were pretty cheap, though some of the perishables were close to their pull date (for example, a bag of salad greens with best buy date of the next day). My grandmother picked through their celery but didn't like any of the bunches enough to bring one home. I scored a great deal on a 6ft long charging cable for my cell phone and got to watch a man run out of the store with unpaid merchandise and see two store employees try to run him down without success. Fast little bastard. I wonder if the store cameras work and record. I hope for Grocery Outlet's sake they do. Very friendly employees and some good deals to be had here. Recommended if this is your type of store. I would have given it another star, but I'm used to larger Grocery Outlet stores, which have even more stuff to sift through.

I cannot believe in my wildest dreams that Grocery Outlet Distribution Center charges a fee of…read more$260 for showing up early for your appointment. Then if you show up late, it's $260 late fee! And to top it off they charge a $200 lumper fee to unload their own merchandise!!! There's something wrong with this company. That's highway robbery! That's what we get charged for trying to feed America. Truck drivers deserve better than that!!! What a shame!!

I am writing to report a deeply troubling incident that occurred at the Grocery Outlet located at…read more1410 E 72nd St, Tacoma, WA 98404-3307, on May 7, 2024, between 4:35 PM and 4:50 PM. During my visit, I was erroneously charged for plastic bags I didn't receive, in addition to the paper bags I purchased. When I pointed out this error, the cashier and owner, Ricardo Santiago, dismissed my concerns and falsely claimed an 8-cent paper bag carries a 15-cent tax, contradicting Washington State guidelines. This is an unacceptable business practice as it is dishonest, potentially cheating customers by claiming that the state has set it up this way. This could be considered fraud. I insisted on a refund for the plastic bags that I was wrongfully charged for. In response, the owner, Ricardo, made derogatory comments about my appearance and attire, suggesting that I thought I was superior because I was wearing a suit. This was completely uncalled for and irrelevant to the issue at hand. It seemed like a blatant attempt to gaslight me and deflect from their mistake of charging me for bags I did not receive. At this point, the co-owner, Heidi Snyder, and Ricardo's mother began to behave aggressively towards me. They threatened me with physical harm and called me offensive names repeatedly in front of other customers. Heidi started pushing my cart, which contained my purse and groceries, outside of the store and out of my sight before I had a chance to leave. I went to retrieve my purse and the items I purchased, but she was following me and pushing the cart with a force that could have made me fall as I was wearing dress shoes. Feeling uncomfortable, I requested a refund for my entire order, which they processed. However, they refused to provide me with the original receipt when I asked for it as I was leaving the store. The situation escalated further when I was followed closely by Mr. Santiago and threatened by Ms. Heidi and Mr. Santiago's mother. They used offensive language, threatened me with physical harm, and took unauthorized photographs and videos of me and my vehicle, including my license plate. This unprofessional behavior raises serious concerns about the treatment of other customers. It also makes me wonder how many people they possibly cheat by charging for plastic bags that customers don't receive. I was physically threatened, disrespected, and violated by their actions. I believe this conduct is unprofessional and possibly illegal. The owners of this establishment appear to lack professionalism. They seem to believe that customers should bear the brunt of their mistakes. If you assert your rights as a customer, they may resort to threats and public humiliation. Their behavior is unbecoming and lacks class. Based on my experience, I would strongly advise against visiting this location. I have listed below some laws that I believe may have been violated in this matter: Washington State Laws: False Advertising (Revised Code of Washington § 9.04.050): The owner falsely claimed that there's a 15-cent tax on 8 cent paper bags. Harassment (Revised Code of Washington, Section 9A.46.020): The owner threatened to harm me. Privacy Violation (Chapter 9.73 of the Revised Code of Washington): The owner took unauthorized photographs and videos of me and my vehicle, including my license plate. Removal of Unauthorized Persons (Revised Code of Washington § 9A.52.105): The owner moved my shopping cart containing my purse and groceries outside the store without my consent. Destruction or Concealment of Property (Revised Code of Washington § 60.04.190): The owner moved my cart containing my purse and groceries outside the store without my consent. Federal Laws: False Advertising (Federal Trade Commission Act): The owner falsely claimed that there's a 15-cent tax on 8 cent paper bags. Harassment (The FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection): The owner threatened to harm me. Privacy Violation (The Privacy Act of 1974): The owner took unauthorized photographs and videos of me and my vehicle, including my license plate. Frauds and Swindles (Title 18 of the U.S. Code § 1341): The owner falsely claimed that there's a 15-cent tax on 8 cent paper bags.

I usually only shop here. They have what I need. And I don't have complaints but.... They need to…read morepull this product immediately from the shelf and contact the supplier. Fourth of July weekend and alot of people are going to be very mad purchasing these Angus beef patties. I tried grilling them frozen, I tried grilling them thawed.... What a mushy mess of my grill they made. Just fell apart to mush, like trying to pour pancake batter onto the grill to make pancakes. Disappointing and I know a lot of customers will feel the same. Bad bad product, especially for the grilling season and fourth. Wish I could get my money back but I don't hold onto grocery receipts...

This review is based on my last experience when shopping. For the first time since I've been…read moreshopping here since the store opened, I felt that one of your (their) cashiers was simply rude and unhelpful. I felt like she just really didn't want to be there or answer my simple question, Which was how much is your water at the end of the display. Her answer was it depends which one you want . In a rude tone. Mind you there were only two brands. And offer no more help. Also when I went to put in my phone number and it went away. I asked to put it in and she was rude about that too. So, in my opinion if you hire people like this, you will lose customers. Now, the store was clean, the other employees on floor working were nice. I love the products and discounts the store offers. But, the new employees or employee is in need of training.

First let me apologize I don't have any pictures and I've been shopping here for several years. I…read morestarted shopping here when my husband brought back some specialty stuffed olives that we couldn't find it any other store not even metropolitan market. I had an idea that grocery outlet didn't have the same quality as a Safeway. I was in for Pleasant surprise. I have found food here that I couldn't find any place else when they have a bargain it is a bargain. The prices are reasonable and when items are marked down the savings are spectacular.The cleaning supplies have gone up in price so depending on where you live it might not be worth the drive. The aisles are well lite and the store has always been clean when I've shopped there. I recommend the store to anyone. The downside is they do not have a wide selection of meats, and produce as a Safeway super store.

It's always a hit or miss with Grocery Outlet in Tacoma Washington 56th St…read more Sometimes the staff can be very helpful other times. They are very rude and ignorant. If you work in Customer service, you should know how to interact with customers and have respect for the customers at all times. If you're antisocial, you have no business, in Customer service. I'm going to start avoiding this place like a plague because I really don't like negative energy. Hopefully, they'll go out of business soon. like who do you think you are treating people like that ? you're working at a grocery store you're grown ass adults don't look down on people. If you want to look down at somebody, look in the mirror.

Last trip produce lasted 10 days Farmers market style bins…read moreHave to be more thorough as some things great and others about go Asparagus, zucchini x3, cucumber, 2 tomatoes Cherry tomatoes. Strawberries, raspberries Broccolini x3, spinach, romaine , 3 bell peppers (red and 1 green) And a bottle Teriyaki sauce PRICE $13.88

This is what a liquidation store should be. There used to be a number of different types like this…read moreand they were always my favorite, this is no exception. Start off for saying that the produce is absolutely amazing at a really really good price. Once you head inside it's a treasure hunt. Sometimes they have what you need and sometimes they don't. I've seen other reviews on this we'll talk about expiration dates, which I think of as a suggestion. There's no way that a box of stuffing mix or other dried good is going to be expired by the time that that date rolls around. But if you're somebody who really pays attention to that you probably should look at the dates before you purchase, for me doesn't matter I'm buying getting a good deals and I'm very happy with this location