When I first moved to the valley, I have to admit: I didn't like this Fred Meyer. The layout is…read morelike no other Freddy's, and it took some getting used to as it was pretty much the opposite of any other Fred's I'd ever been to. Fast forward to today, and I'm a frequent visitor of this location. I've gotten used to the layout, and that's made shopping a lot easier. What I've most come to love, though, are the genuinely friendly employees. From the deli, where one of the worker's always knows exactly which salad I'm there to get and exactly how much I want, to one of the cashiers who knows me by name, to the friendly pharmacy staff...I always get a small town vibe here. And I love it! Of course, as with most of the world these days, their prices have been inching up, and that makes me more aware of what's on sale. I love their "buy 5" specials which, if you didn't know, you don't have to buy 5 of the same item to get the deal! Their app also has some good coupons, though it can be spotty to use it in the store (recommend signing on to their in-store wi-fi). Thanks, Freddy's, for making my grocery life a little easier!

I joined up for the boost program, and will take accountability for claiming fraud when my card was…read morecharged as I thought I already paid for it. I have gone through all the steps to correct the situation, however they have made it impossible to shop on line for pick up or delivery. They could just make me pay for the service, instead I am writing this post because their business practices have made it impossible to shop with them. I will contact the corporate office, however I want to make sure everyone knows I have been shopping there for years and now will spend more at another establishment rather than be treated like my business is not important to this company. Start a new account, you say? I tried. They won't except my partners form of payment. We even called to try to figure it out with customer service, and they could not give us a specific reason as to why they would not take anyone of the two payment methods we offered. We must shop in store for now. This is important as I am recovering from a major surgery and must allocate my energy appropriately. Namely, recovering. I loved Fred Meyers and am sad to say I will be terminating my relationship with this vendor permanently.

Great place. It's my go to for meat and linguica. You can get Silva products there. I can't find…read morethose things any other place. They have everything you would want there but in bulk form since this is a restaurant supply store. No membership required. Prices aren't bad and you can find deals on bulk meat. You just need to be prepared to store it.

This is where restaurants purchase ingredients and supplies for their business. Anyone can shop…read morehere... no membership is needed. Great meat specials! Unfortunately, even though the prices are fantastic, you need to buy in bulk. Bought a boneless rib roast on sale for $12.99 a pound but it weighed 18 pounds. Fortunately, we have a sealing machine and have an extra chest freezer. Staff is helpful and friendly.

Been shopping here for a while, but it's out of town for me. I usually pair up with a friend or…read morefamily member for my monthly visits. I particularly enjoy their fresh produce, local dairy, different wines, and a wonderful greeting card section. While not everything is organic, a much bigger emphasis is placed on local, organic, and renewable. I also like the bins with nuts, beans, and many other dry products, helps with reducing packaging. You can even fill your own honey jar. Outside you might enjoy nursery finds. Order your lunch at the counter, many great options. All in all, it's always a good experience with friendly and helpful employees serving us. I just wish it was closer to home!

I love this place, it is an adventure and a journey to a better place in time. The selection…read morecovers the basics but still brings out the unique items and surprises. There are things here that Whole Foods and Met Market only dream of, and freshness they cannot match. Yes it is a bit more than Safemeyers, but the quality is superior. The bread selection alone makes it worth the visit, and that is not to mention excellent brewed coffee, a high quality and ever changing cafeteria, and technical books covering everything from air frier food prep to building a home. The staff is extremely knowledgeable about what they sell, and if you ask a question they can not answer, they will find one.

Walked into this unsuspecting gem of a place today after hearing much about it. Was greeted warmly…read moreby Hailey. I said I heard I needed to try the sandwiches. She said the best sellers were the crab and lobster rolls, but her favorite was the spicy shrimp. She lit up when I said that sounds great. And she was right. She brought it out while I was viewing the yummy pickled offerings and checking out all the other store goodies in this quaint country store. She was proud of it and even opened it to show me. I couldn't resist adding an extra half pound of the ahi poke. I returned to my truck and knew I had to get after the sandwich before getting on the road so there I went. I am a road warrior for work and get into my fair share of sandwiches during a work week. So worth the stop. It was perfect and came with a side of potato salad which didn't disappoint either. Definitely top sandwich I've had this year. The poke was on point and instantly reminded me of being in Hawaii getting my poke to go out of the deli at Foodland. I had to run back in after and tell her thank you for the recommendation and got a high five and a big smile. Go visit. Ask for Hailey. Get the spicy shrimp and poke. You'll be super happy you did.

A fish market with a variety of local farm and gourmet products as well…read more The staff is friendly, the fish selection is good, the fish is fresh, and one can always buy a variety of other things as well -- we got some fresh picked local asparagus, as well as some king salmon. We've been going there for years. Sadly, they no longer offer ice cream cones (just ice cream in pints and quarts) - they explained to me that they were overwhelmed by people who just wanted ice cream, and that it made it hard to sell fish. The penalty of popularity. If you need fish, whether to consume nearby, or to take home on ice, this is a great place to buy it - conveniently located on route 20, not far from I-5.

Those photos posted are over 5 years old and the current appearance looks gloomy and uninviting…read more Yelp should demand new photos.. Ragged produce that's ready for the compost bin in a day or two is what I saw on display, not to mention the unamerican selection of vegetables, etc. Cactus leaves?

Biting into the fresh crisp juicy watermelon makes me so happy this place is open (and now under…read morenew ownership)! Sweet fragrant mangoes, sapotes, chariomoya, lychee, you can find so much to tantalize the taste buds. Such a large variety of bright fruits and veggies including exotic fruits!. Sticking to a healthy diet is a breeze with this market being around:)

Being the good hostess and tour guide that I am, I happily brought my family to Edison to visit the…read morebread Farm when they were in town. On the way, I took a wrong turn and low and behold, it turned out to be the right one after all! We happened upon this unassuming little farm stand on the side of the road and decided to stop. They were selling berries of all sorts and had signs advertising strawberry shortcake. We went in to the shack and they had cute little antique-y things, but not so many that you would think that was what they were specializing in. Just enough to add some country charm. On the shelves were cookies, hand pies and packages of shortcake. Behind the counter were two sweet teenagers who were happy to answer questions or give us a taste of the shortcake. Their presence added to the country, family-helping-out feel. If were weren't heading up to Canada the same day, I would have definitely bought a flat of the juicy, beautiful berries. As such, I settled for three different kinds of hand pies and a package of shortcake. Shortcake is always one of those things I'm leery of. I mean, I love the idea of it but it has to be done right. Too many times I've had "shortcake" that is nothing more than chalky biscuits. If you ask my mom, shortcake is the little Hostess-like yellow disk cups they sell next to the strawberries at the grocery store. These, well these are different. They are everything shortcake should be. Soft, sweet, with a tender crumb and perfect for splitting and topping with sweet berries and whipped cream. We were in a hurry that morning so I'm sorry I wasn't able to taste the shortcake they offered. I AM happy that we bought a package and brought it home that night. They were perfect and I'm looking for my next opportunity to head up to Burlington (on purpose this time) to buy some more of those treasures and order some to eat there! I almost forgot to mention the pies! They were delicious as well. Great texture and quality ingredients. We bought blueberry, bumble berry and strawberry rhubarb. I'm hoarding the strawberry-rhubarb in my freezer this very moment. I hope my family doesn't find it! ;-) It's delightful to see small businesses who have a quality product and heaps of charm like this one. Thank you ladies! I'll be seeing you soon I hope!

They used to give more ice cream. We barely got even a full scoop of ice cream, you have to pay…read moremore to get a full scoop..

One of my favorite placed to stop with my grandfather. We…read morelove going into each area and seeing what type of goodies we can find. I love when im able to score a big bag of coffee for a great price to.

This place has some value to, but not all the things are good value, like limes for 1 dollar each…read moreis crazy, just go to Walmart and get for 25 cents each 4 star review still a good value place but not all things are valuable

Love this store ! It…read moreis not a full grocery store with everything, but it is not a 7/11 either. Friendly staff, on the side of the store is a coffee sandwich stand. Nice to have old school grocery store and not a chain.

Under new ownership, not very nice. Refuse to speak to me because I'm a woman. Even the Coffee shop…read moreOtter Beans next door said they (Girls) are very rude to them as well. Very dirty. I live out of state. If i lived close to here i I would not support this business. ​

Great alternative to 7 Eleven though no produce and such, market can be used so loosely these days…read more Quite the size here. A few blocks away from Train Wreck pub, so on the quieter road though a few more surrounding businesses. The usual junk food but a dazzling display of beer, especially with the 25 ounce super size cans! wished we had those back home lol. In the back aisles, some home cleaners, etc.

Great Corner store. Ice when we need it. Great beer, good prices. Cat food to coffee. I like to…read moresupport local so they can stay in business.

Good store to get everything you need. Food, drinks, and pretty much anything useful. Staff is…read moreusually nice, and it's a good place to shop overall.

I use online order/pick-up and want to specifically review their pick up department. It has…read moregreatly improved over the last six months. The new manager is wonderful and has the department staffed well. The employees have been friendly, customer service oriented and just an overall joy to deal with. They online orders are almost always on time or early even! The wait time in the vehicle is not long at all, especially if you use the app to notify them that you're on the way. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this Safeway. The team is awesome and the products are quality too!