we are usually regular shopper here. I try to avoid trying on clothes at this store due to the fact…read morethat there is literally no one there to unlock the dressing rooms. Today they surprisingly had someone back there. But the person running the rooms was a very rude middle aged gentlemen. My mother had come into the room with me to give feedback on some clothes that I was trying on. and he was extremely rude to her for "not checking in" and when she said she wasn't aware that she had to he continued to be rude to her. Made us feel very unwelcome. Needless to say. Clothes shopping will no longer be done here. And shopping all together will be limited when coming to this store (they don't have shopping bags anymore unless you bring your own. Or pay 67 cents for a bag if you happen to forget one!).

While on vacation for the weekend in Colville we stopped at Walmart for a pair of sandals for me…read moreand sunglasses for my boyfriend. Ended up both finding great glasses for about $10 each, comfy sandals for the same price and a great tank top for $15. Clean, well-organized store with a friendly cashier at check-out.

They have sit down deli seating, but NO plates! My wife and I ordered chicken for lunch they have…read morenothing to eat off of, so we had to pull pieces out of a plastic bag and eat over napkins. I will never do this again.

I love this store! More pricey than most of the other stores in Colville but the customer service…read moreis always excellent. I even find myself having short chats on occasion with the employees.

Absolutely love this store. The bulk bins for grains, beans and rice are budget friendly. The…read moreorganic selection is good and diverse. The herbs are plentiful and fresh. They even ordered bulk herbs for me that they didn't have. it came fairly quickly too. They have lovely selection of ginger beer and health drinks and local artisans to browse. It is also owned by the co-op members. 100% recommend

The Co-op serves lunch Tuesday through Thursday, with some days devoted to gluten-free foods (e.g.,…read moreCajun red beans and rice and curry dishes), some to Italian, and others to Mexican and Asian. My favorite dishes are chilled gazpacho (in the summer), their yummy quiche, and their great Asian soup). If you're not free to lunch there or need provisions for a picnic, they have to-go containers and prepackaged slices of quiche, soup, sandwiches, etc. in the cooler at the back of the store. The Co-op produces bakery goods daily, and I especially like their olive bread. I also visit the Co-op to purchase many difficult to find items, such as specialty cheeses (e.g., fresh mozzarella, Jarlsberg Swiss, aged Irish cheddar, etc.) and imported olives. Seating is limited. There are three tables in the front of the store near the self-serve food service area, and another at the back of the store. Figuring out how the self-service works can take a moment, but the folks that work there are friendly and willing to explain the process. One warning: they don't tag their pastries to show the date they are baked, so ask before purchasing to make sure what you're buying is fresh.

I shop here a lot. A whole lot. It's a wonder I don't have stock in this place by now. It doesn't…read morematter what state I'm in. I always shop here LOL. So I was pleased to find that there is a grocery outlet in Colville. A couple months ago my sister and I bought about $300 worth of plants, mostly tropical some desert. And I think throughout the year we've spent close to a grand on plants there. Pepper plants hibiscus banana trees, palms money trees ferns tomatoes you name it LOL. Every time I come to the store I have been greeted with a friendly smile and recognition; if I ever have any questions everyone is always eager and happy to help. I travel a lot and I have a tendency to seek out Grocery outlets LOL when I am in Colville , I will continue patronising this particular store. Mostly because everyone in there is so friendly and The prices are great. They have incentive with the app and it's exciting to see how much you save on the receipt every time you get it. Everybody in there always works really hard. The store is clean and the customer service is great. Thanks guys!.

I don't do most of my shopping here, but I do pick up a frozen dinner frequently for work and…read moresometimes I'll find some other good deals but like I said I don't shop here too often. I've had decent interactions the staff although, the delivery of good customer service is inconsistent. There is a tall middle-aged guy there who is losing his hair and wears a dangly earring. I apologize for my description but I don't know his name so this is the best I can describe him. Anyways he has a major attitude. At best he grunts at you if you ask him how he's doing. He seems to put almost a tough guy attitude forward which is funny and not at all intimidating like I think he thinks he is. Nevertheless, he is disrespectful and shouldn't be working in a customer service field. He is a very big reason why don't shop there more often. There is an older gentleman there with grey hair and a grey beard and he has always been really nice and offers a very personable experience. There is also another gentleman there with grayish/brownish hair and he always greets us with a welcoming smile.

I only get food from the deli if there is women working, the guys don't replace the salads when…read morethey are empty and it is like a bomb went off in the case. The pharmacy is the worst I've ever seen, they close the drop off counter and don't answer the phone, serious staffing issues. Tina is the best along with Andrew, I can't say enough about the staff, all the Colville staff is great. The issues I see are with staffing shortages, and lack of people who want to work. Years ago employees had a dress code, now people are wearing what ever they want, looks trashy. I absolutely hate self check out, Safeway needs more checkers, again Albertsons cutting cost ?

Go anywhere but here. It's the worst store in town. Always a long wait in line because they won't…read moreopen another register. Deli food is old and crusty with only one person working the entire operation and trying to be responsible for cooking the food and helping the customers. Management should be ashamed. Steer clear of Colville Safeway.

Friendly, accommodating, serving a community with variety and a sense of family. Heard much about…read morethis store from others and we were not disappointed. They offer their customers a little bit of everything. Thank you.

I'm reminded of Arlo Guthrie's song, "Alice's Restaurant" when walking into this place. They're…read moremore like half a BLOCK from the railroad track, but you can get (just about) anything you want for sure. Great place that's packed to the rafters and then some. We bought some seed potatoes today along with some other things we saw and thought, "oh yeah, we could use some of these." They've got hardware, clothes, some produce alongside a first-rate meat market with choice seafood. There's plenty of dry goods and canned goods - even stuff to do your OWN canning. Plus, lots of ingredients for pickling, sausage and jerky making. They even have gardening supplies and an auto service shop! Prices are fairly decent considering their location and convenience. If they put in a deli, I may have to move here. Wonderful people in this bigger-than-little store.

Mount Sunflower has been a God sent. They have the most personable and friendly service. The…read morestore is neat, tidy, organized and they carry top a wide variety of quality products, and to top all that off they are willing to order whatever a person wants if at all possible. This store is "Top Notch"!

I would like to bring to your attention the illegal activity going on at the Huckleberry Mountain…read moreMarket in Christina Lake BC. According to Public Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry there are exemptions to the mask mandate and all businesses private or public legally must honor these exemptions. If the businesses do not want unmasked people in their store they legally need to offer an accomodation to the person with the disability. Not only do they display a sign outfront saying "no exemptions" which is illegal, they did not offer an accomodation, as in a curbside pick up, they are telling people to "get out and not come back" This is not only illegal but it is very bad for the business of "AG FOODS" as a whole, including every single independent grocer associated with them. I and all others associated with me, as it stands, will never spend another penny in any AG FOODS outlet again. The sign they display which says "no exemptions" needs to be removed and replaced with one that says that "anyone with a mask exemption will be accommodated" and explain the way they plan to accommodate them, in accordance with the law. BOYCOTT this business, its well worth the drive 15min to Grand Forks to businesses that follow the law and do not discriminate against the disabled! Shame on them!

This market has all of your basic necessities while you are staying in town. The prices are a bit…read morehigher than usual and the liquor selection is mediocre. After driving to Grand Forks and checking out both the Save On and Buy Low I felt it was better off stocking up for the trip there and only grabbing the forgotten items here.

If you go to trail this is the place to go. with ever thing from amazing cream soda to the best…read morecold meat. when they said they would move it to nelson i got so happy. the layout is also very good and at the check out the people are very sociable and good to talk to. the pries is awesome and way cheaper than Safeway.

The store is fine. Basic grocery store with what you need. My personal experience with one of their…read morecashiers though was unfortunate and I hope they can train their employees better about how to treat customers. The cashier lady was ringing up my groceries and asked me if the apricots on the belt were peaches or nectarines. I told her that they were neither and were actually apricots. She then looks at me accusingly as if I'm trying to steal and says "Those aren't apricots. Apricots are small. Are they peaches or nectarines? I again inform her that the small, fuzzy orange and red things that look like apricots in front of her are indeed apricots and she responds by taking the bag of fruit and walking over to the produce section to see if she can figure out what these mysterious objects that she has made it perfectly clear she thinks I'm trying to steal are. After she confirms I'm not trying to steal peaches or nectarines by declaring them as apricots (which are more expensive anyway), she finally goes back to the line she has been failing to keep moving and finishes ringing up my groceries. Maybe it's because I was a bit sweaty because I was stopping in on a bike trip but this woman had a real attitude with me when all I was trying to do was buy some apricots. One of the reviews that's "not recommended" seems to share a similar experience where someone was presumed to be stealing because of how they looked.