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.

Very friendly staff and goes above and beyond for regular customers. They are very friendly and…read morehelpful and even let me owe them and pay it back in next trip which was really helpful when I was broke and scraping by to make it . Highly recommend this country store and support our local businesses at the same time ..

What a great find! It reminds me of the country store I had growing up...complete with penny candy!…read moreWill definitely stop here again!

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.

The shop is well organized, lots of deals, great fishing section, and they have daily deals on bins…read morewhich can contain miscellaneous parts and pieces. Roy and Lisa were a pleasure to talk to and we took a gander on their $50 mystery boxes. The store experience was 5 stars, the mystery boxes about a 3.5 stars. You definitely get $50 worth of items, but a few items are either opened or not labeled so you'll have to google lens it to figure out its use. You'll definitely get a variety of items half of which you might be able to use. Was pleasantly surprised to find a solid thermos, Henckels cutting board, culinary chef smoothie maker machine and egg crates and a good 50 pack of Hanes cloth face masks that will be good for shop cloths. You will take a gamble on the mystery box as it seems like there's odds and ends of which you would most likely find in the discount bin not necessarily on the shelf. This will become a regular stop on my travels to Oregon as they will always have rotating stock and new discount items.

Omg the staff here are so amazing and upbeat and their food is always fresh tasting not very often…read moreyou can find a mini mart with such staff that are upbeat kind nice I just have to give them kudos for being so great

Normaly not a bad place to grab lunch but now they no longer put their taco supremes in cintainers…read morein order to cut costs. So now this is how your food will look thanks to management. The staff is polite but this is a poor solution.

We were staying at a cabin somewhat nearby and this grocery store totally saved us…read more We pulled in on our way to Medford which was way down the road and the only place that showed up on our map. They had everything we needed and more. Totally caught off guard at the selection, and the freshest produce I've seen outside of a farmers market. Good prices, clean, great selection in every single department, no lines ten people deep. I wish I had this kind of market by me.

I go in almost everyday. I live in shady cove. EVERY SINGLE PERSON WORKING THERE NOW, is a good…read moreperson. Helpful. Generous. Etc. Why they don't have 5 stars is because of pricing. The prices on some things are double what they are 10 mins down the road. I will never understand that. Example tillamook ice cream 5.99 and 8.99 ? Orange juice is 7.00 Walmart 4... they buy them within 10 cents of each other per unit. Imvho that's too much.

My husband and I stopped in on July 3rd to buy sausages, buns, and chili for the 4th. While cooking…read morethe next day, we opened the bun bag to find mold covering several of the buns. The date on the package: June 2026. The day after that, we discovered the chili had expired in March 2026. After the holiday weekend, we called the store. The employee who answered the phone told us to come in that week to talk to the owner, Craig. When I went in, the cashier went to speak with the owner, who talked loudly enough for me to overhear him angrily question whether I was local (I said, yes I live here), then he accused me of trying to scam him out of money. His actual words were "SCAM-NEEDS MONEY." He agreed only to replace the items and not offer a refund, since I did not have a receipt. We have been customers here for 4 years and am rarely if ever offered a receipt. When I went to grab replacements off the shelf, every can of that brand of chili had expired in February or March 2026. This was July. I brought the expired cans to the cashier and asked him what to do since they were all expired and he said "I don't care, get a different brand." Many other brands were expired too. I managed to find one can of a different brand expiring this month and took it. Not a single package of hot dog buns had a July date. All of them were from June. The excuse offered: "They were frozen, we add our own stickers with new dates to the back." Except ours grew mold in under 48 hours. We will never shop here again under this ownership and after sharing my experience, it sounds like many locals have had negative experiences and do not shop here. If you choose to shop at the Ruch Country Store, check the dates on everything you buy here, and ask for a receipt. Accusing loyal customers of running a scam while your shelves are stocked with expired food that can make people sick is disgraceful. If just need the bare essentials, the market a few doors down will treat you better. This store is the real scam.

My wife and I stopped in on July 3rd to get hot dogs, buns, and chili for the 4th. The following…read moreday while cooking, we found the chili to be expired in March of 26. No big deal, mistakes happen, we just didn't get to have chili dogs. The following day I open the buns to find mold over several of the remaining in the bag. Check the date and it says June 26. So now we're a little ticked off and call the store, a cashier answers and she says that the owner wasn't in that day and because we didn't have a receipt (we've never been offered one in over 4 years of coming here) that we should come in during the week and he would take care of it. Wife goes in and is met with resistance from the cashier because of the lack of receipt. He goes and talks to the owner who spoke loud enough for my wife to overhear him question if we were even local to the area and then say that we were probably just trying to scam him out of money. He only agreed to replace the items for us. Cashier tells her we can replace the items and to grab them off the shelf. All 15 or 20 cans of that brand of chili were also expired in March or Feb of 26, as were a lot of the other brands. She was able to find a can that expired this month so she took it. None of the other hot dog buns had even a July expiration date, all from June. "But they were frozen so the shelf life is longer than that." Okay, except they were moldy in less than 48 hours. This overall experience has ensured I will never shop here again until there are new owners (there will be with how he runs things). But I felt compelled to leave this review for the rest of our community in hopes that the ones who cannot go to other stores will at least check dates on their food and ask for receipts. It's disgusting to act the way he did knowing full well the store is packed with expired food that can make people sick or worse. Buy your beer from the market just a few doors down if that's all you need, because this store is the true SCAM!!

Came in to look for a bottled beer from Stone Brewing. They had two from that brewery which was…read moremore than the grocery store had. Grabbed one and we were on our way to the register to pay when the guy behind the tap counter stopped us. "Can I get you guys a sample?" He asked us as we were staring at the three electronic screens full of beer choices on tap. We weren't going to get any, but then he told us about the new Growler Cans. You can buy a can for $.99 and fill it for the price of a 32 oz growler. (The can is 32 oz). The guy that helped us was super friendly, he recommended several beers and let us sample as many as we wanted. We ended up walking out with two growler cans. I love the cans! They are a convenient way to get beer from the tap to go without having to spend money on a growler if you didn't bring one of your own. This is the second time I've been, and they've been great both times. It is, however, in a convenience store, so there's kids hanging outside. But if you don't mind people, it's a great place to run in for some great beer selections from local breweries. The downside was the price as many others stated. But I considered this a "treat" which I don't indulge in very often. Buying 64 oz is definitely a price break and a better value.

For a corner store, this place is surprisingly good. The ladies who work there are super nice…read more There's a great selection of beverages on tap and in the fridges. A little pricey but no more than you'd expect from a convenience store. The best part is, they have awesome biscuits and gravy for the morning after. :D